Cannon’s,

My first comment is that I do not understand that a number of our members do not want to play Bukit Jalil. I do understand that in wet seasons the course can be very soggy and losing balls is in that case very easy, even in the middle of the fairway. But now, without having seen rain in some time, the course is perfectly playable. Yes, it may be tight in some places, and yes, on some holes you have to have a good drive to clear the water (you know you can lay up……), but we are playing golf and also some more challenging courses are part of our challenge!

So, I wanted to say that.

We teed off today with 6 (!!) players, on a course which was dry, with very good fairways and greens, nothing wrong with that. The haze was certainly present with a blurry sun every now and then. 
We decided to play with a two-ball and a four-ball to save money on half buggies, caddies and caddie tips. In total, that saved us some 500 RM!! So worth while repeating in case we are facing the same issues.

After the game we had lunch at Da Kitchen with good food (thank you for ordering Reinli) and some nice beers.

Third place today was for Iain with 35 points, second was Reinli with 36 points and the absolute winner today was Josef with 39 points. Well done!! Because of the small group, Josef was so kind to forego his free lunch, so again, many thanks.

Next week we will play Seremban International.

Jan

FINAL RESULTS TABLE.

BKT JALIL WINNER PICTURE.

SEPTEMBER COMPETITION CURRENT STANDINGS.

ONLY ONE LOOSE PICTURE.