JOTIKA GOLF DAY
Despite
the bad news earlier in the day (England out of the World Cup, of course!)
the 3rd Annual Jotika Golf Day got off to cracking, if slightly later
start than usual, last Friday afternoon.
Having countenanced the fact that the national team had lost, it was time
for us all to get on and find some winners.
Playing to Stableford individual and team rules the results were quickly
compiled by Jotika’s own computer programme in time for the dinner
presentation.
This was only the second year that Richard Burgin has been playing golf
(he got the bug after an invite to take part in last year’s event),
and he put in a fine performance, despite winning Shortest Drive!
Fortunately,
Hitting the Cameraman (with a golf ball!) was not applicable this year,
and Dave Broxton of Glass Age (pictured left) walked the Media Challenge
as he was the only one from the Press who managed to turn up (the rest
were either recovering from Interbuild or from the football).
The best Excuse of the Day trophy presented by Austen Harlow Flitter PR
went to Promac’s very own Jim Jellicoe who put his poor performance
down to the fact that his cabinet is full of trophies anyway. It is to
be hoped however, that he will find some room for this one, an engraved
Optiwhite glass plaque made by TW Ide Processing.
Individual
Trophy - Alan Pearse (pictured right)
Individual Winner - Alan Pearse
Longest Drive - Joe Hague
Most Improved Golfer - Ian Hamilton
Handicap 0-18 1 - Alan Pearse
Handicap 0-18 2 - Joe Hague
Handicap 0-18 3 - Stephen Holden
Handicap 19-28 1 - Dave Woods
Handicap 19-28 2 - Richard Burgin
Handicap 19-28 3 - Jim Warburton
Team
Winner - HW Glass
Team 2nd - Kite
Team 3nd - The Glass Shop
Nearest 13th Pin - Mike Timbrell
Shortest Drive - Richard Burgin (pictured right)
Best Excuse - Jim Jellico
Media Challange - Dave Broxton
Winning
team players are as follows:-
HW Glass - David Woods, Stephen Holden, David Jones
Kite - Leroy Reid, Frank Hopkins, Joe Hague
The Glass Shop - Richard Burgin, John Watson, Colin Parnell, Steve Goble