Next week’s game on 4th May 2010 will be at Serendah Golf Club – usual tee-off time at 8:00am so be there at 7:30am. M&M post game will be at the Equatorial with a celebration of Andrew Robinson’s 61st Birthday.
Directions to Serendah
A total of 15 Loose Cannons members and 1 guest turned up for this week’s game at Rahman Putra. The course was in excellent condition, especially the greens and the weather was fair so no excuses for bad golf … think again …. Rahman Putra is a tough little course and this was reflected in the scores and results posted.
PLAYERS/RESULTS AS BELOW:-
Andrew Robinson 94 31
Benhard Romahn 105 26
David Hughes 90 33
Hans Berger 96 32
Ian Geekie 104 34
John Preston 101 25
Klaus Kretzschmar 101 32
Mark Baker 94 29
Michael Hughes 119 20
Mike Smith 96 34
Ray Funnell 102 26
Raymond Keys 111 21
Stuart Taylor 102 24
Tony Morris 98 28
Winner of the day and monthly trophy winner was Ian Geekie (cut 4) with runner up Mike Smith (cut 1) both with 34 points. Lowest gross was David Hughes with 90. I brought along a guest, Allan McNicoll, who managed to win the prestigious “most golf award”.
Also … spotted on the course today was what I thought was the leftovers from Hans Berger’s breakfast fruit platter …. but it was only some palm oil seeds!!
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| “No Photos now” he said. If he had said nothing we would have never thought of it!!!! |
Heads up Cannons
The TROPHY GAME next Tuesday, 27th April 2010, will be at RAHMAN PUTRA.
Tee off at 08:00. Be there by 07:30 LATEST.
Although he doesn’t say so, I am sure Mike would wish you to inform him if you intend to play!!
This is not a TP course, but the beer is cheap and the food is quite good, so I assume results announcement & M&M will take place at the Club!
Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia is indeed one of the most unique club in the country. It was established through envisaging a club fostering admirable and commendable social consciousness, goodwill, community spirit and healthy living through active sports and recreational participation.
This 36-holes golf course that spreads over 279 acres of land is interlaced with some 30 acres of shimmering lakes and reflects golfing experience at its utmost grandeur. Enhanced with natural landscape, undulating terrain, out-crops, bunkers and dips, the course poses a unique challenge for golfers of all standards.
Directions:
12 souls braved a wet and very soggy Danau Golf Club and the scores reflected the difficulty of this track, made more so by the conditions and the spiteful positioning of some of the pins. The course was in reasonable condition considering the overnight rain and the greens were firm, true and quite fast but this is a tough golf course.
Ray Funnell was the clear winner with 37 points (5 on one hole) from David Hughes with 30 points. David also recorded the best gross of 94 with the most golf played by Michael Hughes.
Only 6 players went on to the RSC annex for lunch which was disappointing and that small number plus the fact that we were 3 full flights and Ray forfeited his winnings meant that there was a healthy surplus of RM212.
We may consider playing Danau again next leap year.
Next Loose Cannons game on 20th April will be at Danau Golf Club – the advert states “Exciting Golf” …. so let’s see! As usual be there at 7:30am for a 8:00 am tee off.
Directions:
Danau Golf Club is just south of Bangi Golf Club and directions are as below:
The clear winner with 42 points was Rein Le Tan, clearly rejuvenated now that his gearbox is performing well. Rein Le, you are cut 6 strokes. Runner up was guest Siegie with 37 points but the member R/U was Klaus with 36 points. Cut 1 stroke. Someone made the comment that they couldn’t remember this ruling being applied in the past. Well, we are not in the past so get used to it.
The lowest gross was our other guest Frances with an excellent 85.
The M&M bill came to a modest RM545 and after all the cash in hand was donated (including Rein Le’s winnings) everyone coughed up RM20. The change plus RM160 which I owed (because I came out without my wallet) means that a hefty RM180 goes into the kitty. We will need to spend some of this soon.
Many thanks to Klaus Kretzschmar for the photographs.
The next Loose Cannons game will be at Nilai Springs GC on Tuesday 13th April and as usual tee off will be at 08:00am so be there at 7:30am latest. This is a Top Premier course so bring your TP books.
David Hughes has kindly donated a bottle of JW Black label for the winner – this is David’s final game before he returns to UK.
Directions:
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After a slow start due to congestion on the first tee boxes the Loose Cannons 5 flights (total of 17 players) got under way under pleasant conditions. Course conditions were good and the greens were all in very good condition. Later in the morning however things did get rather hot and humid.
An excellent lunch was subsequently enjoyed at Equatorial Restaurant on the outskirts of Rawang with a surprisingly few bottles of beer consumed (4)! Not like the good old days of 24 bottles plus. 
Winner of the day was Benhard Rohman who shot a gross 92 with a massive 46 points (cut 10 strokes) and runner up was John Preston with 37 points (cut 1). Best gross was Tony Morris and worst gross was Glen Wombwell.
With Captain Mike Smith back at the helm of Loose Cannons the next game will be Tasik Puteri Golf & Country Club on Tuesday 6th April. Be there at 7:30 latest for an 08:00am tee-off.
Lunch after the game will be at the Equatorial.
Directions
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