Correspondence

Hi Dave,
I doubt with your ample figure you could climb anything but I know you could fall asleep, hence no golf clubs - no card - and so forth.
Happy New Year and keep up the Blog it is much appreciated.
Regards Alan
When I invited input from you I didn't expect this abuse :-)

Climbing Walls

I hope I'm not alone in having spent the last week either staring out of the window, falling asleep and generally wishing I could get out and about again as normal.
The club's top car park was inaccessible last Saturday and I could feel my feet sliding under me as I tried to open the car door, even though it just looked damp underfoot.
Realistically it doesn't look as if the course will be open before the New Year, even on temporary greens so if you're planning on turning up it would be better to phone the pro's shop on 016973 32404 for an update before setting off. Silloth was very foggy this morning.
All the best to everybody for 2010.

Merry Christmas

Here we are, sitting at home, course closed and looking dodgy for the weekend.
I wish everyone the best for the festive season and if you have any news that you want published contact me at sales(with the funny looking character)sunside(full stop)co(full stop)uk.
I've published it this way to prevent spam bots from collecting the address.

Thursday 17th December

With frost in Allonby I didn't expect to be playing the full course but 22 players enjoyed the day in fairly calm conditions on the proper greens.
Tom Neilly took the pot with John Gibson a close second.

Annual Bottle Trot

We couldn't have wished for a better day, with sun and very little wind.
35 Sandpipers teed off and afterwards retired to the lounge for aperitifs before the Christmas Dinner.
Once again Octavia and David did us proud and the proceedings finished with a prize list going down to 33 points.
Stuart Jones, on behalf of the members, thanked Geoff and Terry for the work they had put in to make the day such a success.

Thursday 10th December

33 Sandpipers teed off in near perfect conditions which became warm and sunny before the mist came down. Most of us persevered in the limited visibility and 'Cat's Eyes' Wright turned in 39 points with Graeme Walton in second place with 36.
Congratulations to John Bland for his hole in one on the sixth which we duly celebrated with the whiskey he kindly provided.
The draw on Tuesday will be made at 8.55am so early attendance is recommended.

Tuesday 8th December

Super conditions and Robin Binney made the most of them with 38 points followed by David Barnes with 36.
Twenty six players teed off.