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Grant Smith 17th June 2008 08:42 PM

Golf Day (Mark III) Sunday August 10th
 
With the failure of the 2nd attempt and the late notice of yesterday's attempt. We're (Nigel and myself) are going to give you all enough notice to work out rosters, leave passes or whatever it is you need to attend the day.

Whilst the date has been selected, the course is yet to be decided. Below I've listed the 5 courses to choose from.

1. Kogarah Golf Club
2. St Michael's Golf Club
3. The Coast Golf Club
4. Randwick Golf Club
5. Eastlakes Golf Club

So if those interested can, indicate their interest and preferred course, so we can secure a spot that would make things much easier.

Adam P. 17th June 2008 08:49 PM

Whatever works for me... I'm not enough of a golfer to be able appreciate the differences anyway.

Grant Smith 17th June 2008 09:20 PM

Right-o... I've voted for Kogarah due to it's proximity to the airport and the Rowers.

Nigel C 18th June 2008 05:14 AM

Same. Kogarah works for me too.

Mick, can you fit a set of clubs and buggy in the back of the PC-12?:)

My parole officer has issued me a leave pass for that day as long as I keep up the good behaviour. I guess I won't be posting anything here for a while...

David Ramsay 18th June 2008 07:17 AM

Quote:

We're (Nigel and myself) are going to give you all enough notice to work out rosters, leave passes or whatever it is you need to attend the day.
Don't leave out the weather man .. he'll need some notice too. ;)

Nigel C 18th June 2008 07:23 AM

He's been busy enough lately. Hopefully he gives it a rest and doesn't throw up the usual August winds!

Mick F 18th June 2008 09:30 AM

If you wait until October for the floG day, then I'm in, otherwise I just thought I'd sway the results of the poll, :D.

I'm not sure I could borrow the PC12 for 2 days (no drink flying remember), :(.

Mick

Nathan Long 18th June 2008 09:10 PM

I'm in, provided I can get a lift to/from the airport. :)

If you guys can settle on a tee-off time, I can book my flights.

Grant Smith 18th June 2008 09:17 PM

Nathan,

Generally on a Sunday most clubs have a comp, now depending on starters that usually runs to about midday...

I would anticipate a starting time of 1230pm, this would allow for some spotting in the morning and then getting down to business after lunch.

But aim for about a 1230pm tee time...

Cam S 18th June 2008 10:51 PM

Randwick Golf Club 4tw

Only joint ive heard of before.

Nathan Long 18th June 2008 11:22 PM

Grant,

Thanks for that. I'll book the 0800 flight up and a late one back... :)

Grant Smith 19th June 2008 12:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cam S (Post 7294)
Randwick Golf Club 4tw

Only joint ive heard of before.

Cheers for your input there Cam, always appreciate something different.

Organise with the rest of the Perffff office to attend for the weekend, I'm sure I can rustle up some Swans vs Freo tickets for those interested ;)

David M 19th June 2008 07:28 PM

You'll have to count me out on this one too. I have a little boy's three year old party to organise! I'm fairly sure that going to Sydney for a golf game versus spending time with the family will not be appreciated at all. :eek:

David.M.

Grant Smith 19th June 2008 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David M (Post 7343)
You'll have to count me out on this one too. I have a little boy's three year old party to organise! I'm fairly sure that going to Sydney for a golf game versus spending time with the family will not be appreciated at all. :eek:

David.M.

Wrong answer Morrell... The correct answer would be, bring the family to Sydney for a little holiday!

Think outside the box!

:D

David Ramsay 20th June 2008 08:18 AM

Charter a company aircraft (mates rates), bring a zillion 3 year olds, and have the birthday party at the 19th hole.

It's really quite simple.

David M 20th June 2008 12:23 PM

:rolleyes:

Tempting, but I wouldn't be able to have any more children if I did come over!

Grant Smith 20th June 2008 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Ramsay (Post 7366)
Charter a company aircraft (mates rates), bring a zillion 3 year olds, and have the birthday party at the 19th hole.

It's really quite simple.

Yes, I'm sure Purcell could arrange something - off the books of course....

:D

David Ramsay 20th June 2008 04:57 PM

Geez Granny, I had to read that twice. I thought you were answering Morrell's last comment.

Quote:

but I wouldn't be able to have any more children
:p

Grant Smith 20th June 2008 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Ramsay (Post 7402)
Geez Granny, I had to read that twice. I thought you were answering Morrell's last comment.



:p

Maybe it's a Rex thing Ramsay ;)

Kurt A 20th June 2008 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David M (Post 7385)
:rolleyes:

Tempting, but I wouldn't be able to have any more children if I did come over!

Gees, how many more is Sophie letting you have? :D

Nigel C 21st June 2008 01:02 AM

Are you coming Kurt?

Kurt A 21st June 2008 02:17 PM

Negative, I don't do golf, and my weekends are usually filled with other sports.

Mick M 22nd June 2008 07:31 PM

Leapfrog on Oxford St is NOT a socially acceptable excuse you moderatorness!

Grant Smith 23rd June 2008 03:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kurt Ams (Post 7444)
Negative, I don't do golf

That right there should be reason enough for you to attend..

;)

Grant Smith 30th June 2008 04:37 AM

With the bulk of the responses to the poll leaning towards Kogarah Golf Club staging the event, it's pretty safe to say that the course has been chosen.

It is now time to put forward your commitment to attend.

So far confirmed starters including myself and Nigel are:

Adam, Mick and Nathan.

Macca - have you arranged your leave pass? I'm sure the kids would love to do some spotting from somewhere different ;)

As for everyone else who voted are we attending or just tyre kicking?

Craig Lindsay 3rd July 2008 08:19 AM

Ill carry someones clubs if they provide the beer

Nigel C 3rd July 2008 08:15 PM

How about you carry your own clubs while you drink the beer and play?
Now there's a good idea for you!

Mike Scott 3rd July 2008 11:45 PM

Find some cute girls to carry the clubs....and drink beer....nothing like a little distraction while trying for that hole in one.

MS

Nigel C 4th July 2008 05:08 AM

You're looking at the wrong forum for 'cute girls', and even if we had any, I wouldn't let them drink the beer!

:D

Mike Scott 4th July 2008 05:37 AM

Nigel...they are way more fun when they drink !!! ;) Stops the golf from getting boring and gives you lot more opportunities to talk about stroke/putter's etc. Beer enhances their ability to communicate.

MS

Craig Lindsay 5th July 2008 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nigel C (Post 8018)
How about you carry your own clubs while you drink the beer and play?
Now there's a good idea for you!

I wouldnt know which end of the club to hold.Never played golf.Im good at lawn bowls thou.I doubt rolling lawn bowls across the green would impress the greenkeepers,plus the bowls wouldnt sink into the holes real well:)

Nigel C 5th July 2008 10:10 AM

The day is there for a bit of fun, so previous golfing experience is not required.

I can organise a dump truck to fill the divots if required...;)

Grant Smith 7th July 2008 06:28 PM

Somebody will be required to drive the beer cart around, not sure if Marty will be coming up (can anyone confirm his attendance or otherwise?), so that might be something for a non-golfer to look at...

Raymond Rowe 7th July 2008 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grant Smith (Post 8177)
Somebody will be required to drive the beer cart around, not sure if Marty will be coming up (can anyone confirm his attendance or otherwise?), so that might be something for a non-golfer to look at...



Does the driver of the cart get a better drinking ratio.

Nigel C 7th July 2008 10:10 PM

How much you drink is entirely up to you! The more you bring, the more you can drink!

Grant Smith 8th July 2008 12:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raymond Rowe (Post 8179)
Does the driver of the cart get a better drinking ratio.

Ray, if that gets you up to the airline hub that is the state of NSW then so be it ;)

Tim C 9th July 2008 08:35 AM

Granny Smith et al,

I believe Cam S will be keen for the next round of golf with his new Lowepro Gold Bag.

Cheers

Grant Smith 9th July 2008 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tim C (Post 8270)
Granny Smith et al,

I believe Cam S will be keen for the next round of golf with his new Lowepro Gold Bag.

Cheers

Tim et al at the perffff office...

Depending on the popularity of the Golf Day - we may take the show on the road and incorporate an interstate golf day, having searched google maps of golf courses in the vicinity of airports it does appear a viable option...

;)

Adam P. 16th July 2008 04:52 PM

Boys,
For the purposes of roster re-jigging, are we looking at an early tee-off or a late one? An evening round would suit me better...

Grant Smith 16th July 2008 05:21 PM

Adam,

If you look at the 1st page you will see that I commented about a later tee time...

At this stage we're looking at 12:30pm, I'm just waiting for the guys at Kogarah to get back to me.


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