The Williamson Trophyhttp://queeniecup.blog.co.uk/en-EUhourly82000-01-01T12:00+00:00The Williamson Trophyhttp://queeniecup.blog.co.uk/http://data5.blog.de/design/preview/e2/064c14b2ece0676aa9cd1caeaf1af0_160x200.jpgAnother notch on the bedposthttp://queeniecup.blog.co.uk/2007/05/02/another_notch_on_the_bedpost~2196200/2007-05-02T13:02:13+02:00 <p>It was another eventful Queenie cup this weekend, at the Cleckheaton Golf Club, where HRH took an early exit from the putting comp after a barrage of abuse given to the Pro in the shop which looked like it was fitted in 1973, and still had most of the original stock !<br>
Cocker Schnoodle took the point for the putting, but it wasn't long before HRH had himself got a long awaited point via a Schnoozler, robbing OddJob of the much needed cash pot.<br>
Odders was on fire from the start with the first green in regulation, and by the 7th was 1 over gross, a testament to the extra weight he was carrying in the driver department, keeping him on the fairways.<br>
Odders and Giro were keeping up the pressure, and stole a 5 hole lead, before the opposition fought valiantly back to take 3 holes on the bounce.<br>
It was just not enough to beat the team on form as the eventual score was 2 and 1 to Oddjob and Giro, with OddJob taking the front 9 and overall points, and HRH tied with Odders for the back 9.<br>
More swings and roundabouts then Jenny Lane Park, but it's what we expect from this now legendary tournament.
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<p> <small> <a href="http://queeniecup.blog.co.uk/2007/05/02/another_notch_on_the_bedpost~2196200/#comments">Comments</a> </small> </p>It was another eventful Queenie cup this weekend, at the Cleckheaton Golf Club, where HRH took an early exit from the putting comp after a barrage of abuse given to the Pro in the shop which looked like it was fitted in 1973, and still had most of the original stock !
Cocker Schnoodle took the point for the putting, but it wasn't long before HRH had himself got a long awaited point via a Schnoozler, robbing OddJob of the much needed cash pot.
Odders was on fire from the start with the first green in regulation, and by the 7th was 1 over gross, a testament to the extra weight he was carrying in the driver department, keeping him on the fairways.
Odders and Giro were keeping up the pressure, and stole a 5 hole lead, before the opposition fought valiantly back to take 3 holes on the bounce.
It was just not enough to beat the team on form as the eventual score was 2 and 1 to Oddjob and Giro, with OddJob taking the front 9 and overall points, and HRH tied with Odders for the back 9.
More swings and roundabouts then Jenny Lane Park, but it's what we expect from this now legendary tournament.