Euro Tour 2016 - Portugal, Vilamoura

Round One

Pos.	Player	Starting H/C	Front 9	Back 9	Total	Putts	Finishing H/C
1	Dean Priestman	17.2	16	19	35	35	15.2
2	Gary Kisby	16.8	16	17	33	42	15.8
3	Tim Grimes	25.3	16	13	29	36	25.3
4	Simon Muir	21.9	12	15	27	41	21.9
5	Steve Tothill	22.1	13	13	26	34	22.1
6	Paul Keenor	21.0	16	10	26	38	21.0
7	Kevin Warncken	24.2	10	14	24	38	24.2
8	Dave Verga	28.0	11	13	24	42	28.0
9	Ede Aruede	17.1	14	10	24	38	17.1
10	Peter Tweddell	22.1	12	9	21	46	22.1
11	Paul Damper	14.4	9	10	19	44	14.4
12	Peter Gray	26.2	8	10	18	41	26.2
13	Dave Catchpole	22.3	5	11	16	47	23.3
14	Mark Parsons	28.0	7	7	14	48	28.0
=15	Ian Rowan	23.1	12	12	24	41	23.1
=15	Peter Self	15.1	12	12	24	41	15.1

Lost Balls = 53

Round Two

Pos.	Player	Starting H/C	Front 9	Back 9	Total	Putts	Finishing H/C
1	Paul Keenor	21.0	14	19	33	34	19.0
2	Dean Priestman	15.2	17	16	33	39	14.2
3	Simon Muir	21.9	10	20	30	40	21.9
4	Gary Kisby	15.8	17	13	30	35	15.8
5	Dave Verga	28.0	15	14	29	36	28.0
6	Peter Self	15.1	13	13	26	41	15.1
7	Steve Tothill	22.1	12	13	25	44	22.1
8	Tim Grimes	25.3	10	14	24	36	25.3
9	Ian Rowan	23.1	15	9	24	38	23.1
10	Kevin Warncken	24.2	8	15	23	43	24.2
11	Paul Damper	14.4	12	11	23	39	14.4
12	Mark Parsons	28.0	13	10	23	45	28.0
13	Peter Tweddell	22.1	13	10	23	40	22.1
14	Ede Aruede	17.1	11	10	21	43	17.1
15	Peter Gray	26.2	8	9	17	44	27.2
16	Dave Catchpole	23.3	10	7	17	50	25.3

Lost Balls = 28

Round Three

Pos.	Player	Starting H/C	Front 9	Back 9	Total	Putts	Finishing H/C
1	Steve Tothill	22.1	15	22	37	37	20.1
2	Dave Verga	28.0	18	17	35	32	27.0
3	Kevin Warncken	24.2	11	20	31	34	24.2
4	Paul Keenor	19.0	15	16	31	33	19.0
5	Gary Kisby	15.8	17	14	31	35	15.8
6	Dean Priestman	14.2	13	16	29	39	14.2
7	Dave Catchpole	25.3	13	14	27	41	25.3
8	Paul Damper	14.4	8	16	24	38	14.4
9	Ede Aruede	17.1	9	14	23	38	17.1
10	Peter Tweddell	22.1	12	11	23	42	22.1
11	Simon Muir	21.9	14	9	23	42	21.9
12	Peter Self	15.1	10	12	22	43	15.1
13	Ian Rowan	23.1	6	14	20	38	23.1
14	Tim Grimes	25.3	8	12	20	40	25.3
15	Peter Gray	27.2	11	9	20	40	28.0
16	Mark Parsons	28.0	8	11	19	41	28.0

Lost Balls = 13

Round Four

Pos.	Player	Starting H/C	Front 9	Back 9	Total	Putts	Finishing H/C
1	Dean Priestman	14.2	16	20	36	37	12.2
2	Peter Self	15.1	17	18	35	40	14.1
3	Dave Verga	27.0	15	19	34	37	27.0
4	Gary Kisby	15.8	15	18	33	34	15.8
5	Peter Tweddell	22.1	18	15	33	43	22.1
6	Steve Tothill	20.1	15	17	32	38	20.1
7	Simon Muir	21.9	19	13	32	42	21.9
8	Paul Keenor	19.0	17	14	31	38	19.0
9	Kevin Warncken	24.2	17	14	31	34	24.2
10	Ede Aruede	17.1	10	20	30	35	17.1
11	Paul Damper	14.4	14	14	28	37	14.4
12	Tim Grimes	25.3	13	11	24	39	25.3
13	Dave Catchpole	25.3	11	12	23	48	25.3
14	Ian Rowan	23.1	11	12	23	44	23.1
15	Mark Parsons	28.0	11	11	22	44	28.0
16	Peter Gray	28.0	6	13	19	43	28.0

Lost Balls = 31

Overall - Stableford Points

Pos.	Player	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total Points	LBP*
1	Dean Priestman	35	33	29	36	133	120
2	Gary Kisby	33	30	31	33	127	77
3	Dave Verga	24	29	35	34	122	97
4	Paul Keenor	26	33	31	31	121	144
5	Steve Tothill	26	25	37	32	120	196
6	Simon Muir	27	30	23	32	112	104
7	Kevin Warncken	24	23	31	31	109	88
8	Peter Self	24	26	22	35	107	198
9	Peter Tweddell	21	23	23	33	100	112
10	Ede Aruede	24	21	23	30	98	60
11	Tim Grimes	29	24	20	24	97	96
12	Paul Damper	19	23	24	28	94	108
13	Ian Rowan	24	24	20	23	91	172
14	Dave Catchpole	16	17	27	23	83	57
15	Mark Parsons	14	23	19	22	78	86
16	Peter Gray	18	17	20	19	74	124

Total Lost Balls = 125
*Lost Ball Prediction. Winner - Peter Gray - 124

Overall - Putts

Pos.	Player	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total Putts
1	Paul Keenor	38	34	33	38	143
2	Gary Kisby	42	35	35	34	146
3	Dave Verga	42	36	32	37	147
4	Kevin Warncken	38	43	34	34	149
5	Dean Priestman	35	39	39	37	150
6	Tim Grimes	36	36	40	39	151
7	Steve Tothill	34	44	37	38	153
8	Ede Aruede	38	43	38	35	154
9	Paul Damper	44	39	38	37	158
10	Ian Rowan	41	38	38	44	161
11	Simon Muir	41	40	42	42	165
12	Peter Self	41	41	43	40	165
13	Peter Gray	41	44	40	43	168
14	Peter Tweddell	46	40	42	43	171
15	Mark Parsons	48	45	41	44	178
16	Dave Catchpole	47	50	41	48	186

Euro Tour 2016 Villamoura Report El Capiataine

Note to Readers
Following some recent feedback I have been requested to be more succinct in the euro report and easier to read whilst all results are on the website:

WHAT I DID ON MY SUMMER HOLIDAYS

Day one
Two men stayed at airport, everyone laughed.
Some mens played at golf, two did hits fewest times were Prieastman and Kisby
It was sunny at night men s drank beer lots

Day two
All mens played golf a bit, two mans hit fewest Keenor and Priestman
It was sunny
At night mens drank beer lots and lots, one man was too tired and had to lay down in road he was shouty.

Day three
Golf again ones with littlest hits Totthill and Verga was a bit shouty again
Was very sunny and hot
This made all the men thirsty and it took ages to drink all the beer until it was past bedtime some people lost their way home to big house but were still happy.

Day four
Men seemed tired as was very very very hot not so many hits as others Priestman and Self men. They were not lost on way home?
Was been so hot no drink seemed to make help but mens tried other things lots as well until were all tired. Dancing and singing make mens too excited and more thirsty but very tired.
Best mans at hitting less was Priestman
Best mans at hitting less on little grass with flagpole Keenor
Best mans at knowing how many balls left behind in woods Gray
One mans didn’t go home on plane, was one of same ones who stayed airport first day but he was happy this day as he was off on holiday for a rest he said.

Fellow tourers in all seriousness I had a brilliant time admittedly not always on the golf course.
What I love about MAGS and why it is such a pleasure to serve you as Captain is that we really embrace the Society bit in our name.
We are supportive, challenging and enjoy having fun doing what we do often in very creative and imaginative ways and that’s a pretty good definition for any society to live by.
Thanks again for all the fun, laughter, camaraderie, banter and golfing tips.

See you all soon

Well done to all the winners especially and everyone generally I know just how hard it was out there with three balls to hit amid the stars and gin vapour.

Pip pip El Capitaine

Addendum
Thanks also to everyone who helped raise the money on the charity day.
I was happy to write a cheque out for £130 on your behalf. In light of recent events it seemed more appropriate this year to send the money to the Alzheimers society, if only I could remember where I left their address.