2011 Spackler Trophy Leaderboard

Includes countbacks.

	Name	Rnds	XVIII	XIX	XX	XXI	XXII	Total	Best 3 Total	Ave
1	Glen	4	25	8	18	18		69	61	17.3
2	Crapper	4	1	22	16	22		61	60	15.3
3	Greeny	4	14	18	22	16		70	56	17.5
4	Matty	3	2	-	25	25		52	52	17.3
5	Stu	2	20	-	20	-		40	40	20.0
6	Herb	3	18	-	11	10		39	39	13.0
7	Mike	3	-	13	13	12		38	38	12.7
8	Deano	2	12	25	-	-		37	37	18.5
9	Luke	3	16	-	14	6		36	36	12.0
10	Coxy	2	22	-	-	13		35	35	17.5
11	Merce	3	11	-	7	11		29	29	9.7
12	AD	3	8	12	-	5		25	25	8.3
13	Johan	2	-	16	-	7		23	23	11.5
14	Tim	2	-	10	12	-		22	22	11.0
15	Duncan	3	10	-	3	8		21	21	7.0
16	Jimmy	2	6	14	-	-		20	20	10.0
17	Paddy	1	-	20	-	-		20	20	20.0
18	Mudge	1	0	0	0	20		20	20	20.0
19	Nick	2	-	11	6	-		17	17	8.5
20	Ben	4	3	7	4	3		17	14	4.3
21	Joey	3	5	-	5	4		14	14	4.7
22	Elmsy	1	0	0	0	14		14	14	14.0
23	Barry	1	13	-	-	-		13	13	13.0
24	Bruce	1	-	-	10	-		10	10	10.0
25	Angus	1	-	-	8	-		8	8	8.0
26	Drapper	1	7		-	-		7	7	7.0
27	Phil	1	-	6	-	-		6	6	6.0
28	Andy	1	4	-	-	-		4	4	4.0
29	Josh	1	1	-	-	-		1	1	1.0

Spackler XVIII Results

	Name	Rnds Played	XVIII
1	Glen	1	36
2	Coxy	1	35
3	Stu	1	33
4	Herb	1	32
5	Luke	1	31
6	Greeny	1	30
7	Barry	1	30
8	Deano	1	30
9	Merce	1	29
10	Duncan	1	29
11	AD	1	29
12	Drapper	1	28
13	Jimmy	1	27
14	Joey	1	27
15	Andy	1	23
16	Ben	1	23
17	Matt K	1	19
18	Crapper	1	19
19	Josh	1	17

Menu for Spackler 18

The menu for the lunch before our game at Twin Creeks on February 13 for Spackler Invitational 18. Lunch starts at 12pm. 1pm tee time.

Spackler XVII - Photos

Riverside Oaks GC, October 2010

Photos

Results

Report

Spackler XVII - Results

Riverside Oaks GC, October 2010

Photos

Results

Report

Position	Player	Score
1	Mudge	41(CB)
2	Stu	41
3	Paddy	39
T4	Bathwater	36
T4	Ben	36
T4	Luke	36
T4	Matt	36
T4	Dan	36
T10	Nick	35
T10	Jimmy	35
T10	Drapper	35
T13	Mike	34
T13	Merce	34
15	AD	33
16	Elmsy	32
T17	Glen	30
T17	Johan	30
T19	Coxy	28
T19	Herb	28
20	Crapper	26
21	Tim	25
22	Deano	24
23	Mikael	19
24	Jason	16

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Groupings for final Spackler Invitational of 2010

The groups have been done for Spackler on Sunday, with only one notable absentee from the list of possibles, that being one Michael Green. So the groups have been put together by ladder standings for the Spackler Trophy (don’t forget it Bathwater) and will go off in reverse order, so that those in contention for the trophy are playing together. 

Remember we have a sausage sizzle from 10.30 for tee off at 11.25, this will give us plenty of time to sledge each other and comment on dodgy looking swings and putting techniques before the real action begins. Groups as follows with current Spackler trophy position and in brackets amount of points behind first place;

Group 1

Stu 37 (-54)                         Mikael  35 (-53)                 Bathwater 28 (51)            Herb 24 (-44)

Group 2

Ben 23 (-43)                        Phil         22 (-42)                 Glen            21 (-40)           Mudge 18 (-31)

Group 3

Mike 17 (-31)                     Elmsy    16 (-28)                 Nick             15 (-25)           Cr@pper 14 (-25)

Group 4

Matt 13 (-22)                      Joey       12 (-21)                 Tim               11 (-20)           Dan 10 (-18)

Group 5

Merce   9 (-16)                   Deano   8 (-15)                   Jimmy          6  (-12)           AD 5 (-10)

Group 6

Johan 4 (-9)                         Coxy      3 (-8)                     Paddy          2 (-6)              Drapper 1, The current leader with 54 points.

Also don’t forget to get into Power Golf to purchase any essentials before Sunday and tell them we are in the system as Spackler Golf.

Recollections of Spackler XVI

Tackling the US Open style Spackler course of Eastlake GC sends a shiver down the spines of everyone in the club. It's definitely not Deano's favourite course and now we can add a few more to the list. Getting to the turn with some sort of score is essential.

I had the honour of playing with Ben, Joe and Angus.

Joey spent a lot of time with his eye peering through his range finder igving us updates on how much closer to the hole we had advanced and Angus raised the art of making cheeky comments to a new level. He seemed to have a line that matched every situation we encountered but was left speechless when his ball ended up smack bang in the middle of a small bush. It was lying neatly in the direct centre of this circular bush. "I can play that", and he did. Completely destroying the obviously redundant piece of nature in the process.

I've played with Ben many times but he still baffled me with a line out of left field. With five holes gone and zero points on the score card, it was fair to say that Ben's game stunk. In dire need of composure and fully aware of the stench oozing from his golf game, he did what every golfer would do - ask for some deodorant. When he asked me if I had any in my bag, he'd actually accumulated a few points and only after a few moments I realised he was serious. He'd gone out to play golf without any deodorant and realised his mistake.

A future note, if Ben stinks, so does his game. Look out of he turns up smelling like roses at Riverside Oaks.

Greeny