DISC GOLF - BDGA Doubles Matchplay
results:
1 Deltones (Derek Robins/Tony Wakeford - Quarry Park DGC)
2 Fools Gold (Sam Neilsen/Jester - Quarry Park DGC/Bongos DSC)
3 The Bards (Rob Capper/Budley Tiltern - New City Slickers/Oxdisc)
4 Ivansue (Sue Underwood/Ivan Brommage - Quarry Park DGC)
5 Flash Gordans (Richard Sampson/Spencer Worth - Bongos DSC)
6 Old and Older (Steve Jones/Guy Luard - Bongos DSC/no club)
7 Drunken Monkeys (Jon Turner/Gwynn Wilden -Oxdisc)
8 Newcastle Brown (Robin Ailes/Simon Ailes - no club)
9 Dark Destroyers (Ben Ayres/Duncan Hartshorne - Point Blank DSC)
10 Fat Stuff (Billy Ault/Dan Masey - NOMADS)
11 Malvern Hillbillies (Neil 'Bruce' Webber/Andrew Bell - Malvern Hillbillies)
12 NC Slackers - (Richard Stirling/Barry Wolfe - New City Skimmers)

Extra Awards
Best Drive:
Derek Robins (Quarry Park DGC)

Closest To The Pin:
Ivan Brommage (Quarry Park DGC)

Ace Award (well almost):
Duncan Hartshorne (Point Blank DSC)

Most Improved Team:
Drunken Monkeys (Jon Turner/Gwynn Wilden - Oxdisc)

DOUBLE DISC COURT (DDC)
Most Entertaining:
Drunken Monkeys (Jon Turner/Gwynn Wilden - Oxdisc)

Unbeaten:
Fools Gold (Sam Neilsen/Jester - Quarry Park DGC/Bongos DSC)

Most Disheartened:
Fat Stuff (Billy Ault/Dan Masey - NOMADS)

Muddiest:
Malvern Hillbillies (Neil 'Bruce' Webber/Andrew Bell - Malvern Hillbillies)

BIG ARM DISTANCE COMPETITION - top 8 throws
Class - Golf Disc
Sammy Neilsen 126.0m - Innova Leopard
Jester 120.0m - Innova Valkyrie
Derek Robins 111.0m - Innova Eagle
Tony Wakeford 111.0m - Millennium JLS
Neil 'Bruce' Webber 110.0m Discraft Z-XS
Duncan Hartshorne 109.0m KC Teebird 174g
Rob Capper 100.0m - Discraft XS
Ben Ayres 95.0m Disccraft XL 167g

Observations by Steve Jones
NAME CHANGE:
Duncan's Almost Ace has changed the name of hole 11 from "Hangover Ridge" back to its originally-proposed-but-(at-the-time)-overly-dramatic name of "Heartbreak Ridge".

BOTANY:
According to the locals, Green Park was a 19th-century Rothschild arboretum of sorts, and evidence of this still exist in its massive and beautiful cedars, beeches, weeping things (1st fairway), and many lovely trees whose names are as yet unknown to me, but I anticipate learning.

AIRCRAFT:
Being 1/4 mile from an airfield has its advantages at Green Park. While you are busy getting discs to exploit the Bernoulli Principle, there are countless aircraft doing the same thing a couple of hundred feet over your head. My non-planespotting eye noticed gliders, motorised gliders, biplanes, ultralights, and a WWII-ish plane.

PUB: Down the Rising Sun, they were very happy to see 18 hungry and thirsty golfers, and wanted to know when we'd be back (imagine that!) I ate probably the best burger I've ever had.

DARTS:
Spencer is a machine. Consider yourself warned.