Archive for September, 2006

Well done Liam!!!!!

Monday, September 25th, 2006

Micks young son Liam scored his first birdie the other day on the par 3 17th at Bundoora. He drove the ball to the edge of the green & one putted for his bird. It is a fantastic effort by Liam & his dad is understandably very proud. Well done Liam, if you keep going at this rate you’ll be beating your old man sooner rather than later 🙂

Go Storm!!!!!!!!!

Saturday, September 23rd, 2006

The Melbourne Storm have just beaten the Dragons to make it into their second grand finall. The score was 24 to 10 (good call Stuart). This make the first match up of two interstate clubs playing off for the NRL championship. Brisbane V Melbourne.

GolfinMelbourne.com is behind the Melbourne Strom 100%!!!! We would love to have any or all of the Storm boys to come out & have a hit with us, drop me an email if you are interested at Cary@golfinmelbourne.com 😉

For any one that is interested I will be watching the Grand Final here with a few friends, any one that would like to join us leave a comment here or send me an email.

Cheers

Cary 

A beautiful day at Bundoora

Saturday, September 16th, 2006

Neil & I went out to Bundoora for a bit a of tune up for our end of season trip. Nobody else was interested & Trevor had to work. Shane gets a left off because he wife just gave birth, as far as excuses go that one is pretty good. GolfinMelbourne & all it’s members would like to wish Shane & Steph & little Tyson all the best.

The day couldn’t have been any better. Perfect blue skies no wind & around 20 odd degrees. Golf weather at it’s best.

To the game. Today would have to the best I have seen Neil chip ever!!!! He had one chip in & three or four that went with in a bees dick. He’s short game was looking fantastic, not good news for those of us playing up at Tocumwal in a couple of weeks.

My game was a little hit & miss. Thankfully I only three putted 2 or three times which a vast improvement over the last time I played. My drives still don’t like the fairways, the have a tendency to get as far away from the middle as possible.

The course was in fantastic condition. The new fairways at Bundoora have come in quite nicely. There are a few bare patches & a couple of spots were the weeds are coming through but all in all the place is starting to come good. The greens were a little hard to read at times but they run pretty true if you got them on the right line.

The cost of the day was $22 for the 18 holes was isn’t too bad at all. There were quite a few people about today, one thing that was a bit annoying was the when we finished the 9th there was 4 groups starting off the 10th. The groups in front of us were more than happy for us to play through. The whole point of them starting off the 10th pissed me off a bit.

Today was a fantastic day, it’s days like this that make you really enjoy getting out & playing golf. Bring on summer 😉

Golf with a Nun

Thursday, September 14th, 2006

Thought you might all enjoy this …


A Catholic priest and a nun were taking a rare afternoon off and enjoying a round of golf. The priest stepped up to the first tee and took a mighty swing. He missed the ball entirely and said “F*!@, I missed.”

The good Sister told him to watch his language.

On his next swing, he missed again.
“F*!@, I missed.”

“Father, I’m not going to play with you if you keep swearing,” the nun said tartly.

The priest promised to do better and the round continued. On the 4th tee, he misses again. The usual comment followed.

Sister is really mad now and says, “Father George, God is going to strike you dead if you keep swearing like that.”

On the next tee, Father George swings and misses again. “F*!@, I missed.”

A terrible rumble is heard and a gigantic bolt of lightning comes out of the sky and strikes Sister Marie dead in her tracks.

And from the sky comes a booming voice …

“F*!@, I missed.”

Bundoora on Saturday the 16th of September

Tuesday, September 12th, 2006

I’ve booked a group of 4 for 11 o’clock on Saturday the 16th of September at Bundoora. Let me know if you want to join us, drop me an email of leave a comment. If you’re like me you’ll want to get in a little practise before the trip away 😉

Trip to Tocumwal

Tuesday, September 12th, 2006

The deposit has been paid so we are locked in. There is still one place left so if you want to come it not too late. We have two groups of four booked for the Saturday & two groups of three booked for the Sunday. If you are coming & haven’t given me your deposit, drop me a line & we will work something out. I’m really looking forward to this trip, lets hope the weather is like it is today.

Keilor golf course game

Thursday, September 7th, 2006

Cary, Dick and myself ( Neil ) went out for a game of golf today at the Keilor Golf Course ( 07/09/2006 ). On our trip out there it  wasn’t looking to good , less then halfway there it started to rain but by the time we got there it had stopped. We desided to play and when got to the 2nd or 3rd Tee it started to rain again, well it was more like a drizzle. This happened on and off during the day, in total it rained for about 6 holes out of the 18 that we played. All in all it was a good game. It’s not a challenging course but it’s an enjoyable one to get out and play for a friendly game, laugh and a geer or more. On the front 9 the greens had just been aerated and a fair bit of sand dumped on them witch helped with your putting, thats what I think anyway, Iwas 2 putting and the odd 1 put instead of 3 and 4 putting. Once again I will have to appoligise for my language, but you should be use to it by now…. The fairways where in good condition, and the greens on the back 9 were in good nick, especially after all the rain we had. All in all we had a good day, enjoyed our round of golf  in good company. I would like to also mention that I was the only one to get 2 pars for the day, but of course I am not one to brag. On that note I look forward to meeting you all on our next round of golf……

You can check out the photos here

Back to Keilor on Thursday the 7th of September

Monday, September 4th, 2006

Neil was dissapointed on missing out on Keilor last time so we are going back on Thursday. This time I will remember my camera. If you want to come let me know. You should know the drill by now, send me an email or leave a comment. One thing I forgot to mention in the original post was the cost. It is only $14.50 for all day golf. You can’t go wrong.