It was a beautiful day for golf, though some might say it would’ve been even better if their game had matched the weather.  Congratulations to Gil for being the only player to shoot below net par, winning the Honey Pot of $57.00.  For an L.A. City course, conditions were surprisingly good. Still, Kevin W. managed to find a few spots that probably should have been marked “ground under repair.”   However, on greens that others said they struggled on, Kevin  finished with only 27 putts, which included 2 impressive zero putt chip-ins. We never saw any gophers, but we definitely felt their presence as we rode through the course---it was one bumpy ride!  Sharon W. came within inches of winning closest to the pin—if only she was in the side pot! Hopefully she’ll become a member so she can participate in  future side bets.  Debbie D.  showed up to her shot with only her putter in hand, not realizing she was still 65 yards out.  She takes home the honor for the longest Texas wedge shot, missing the cup by just an inch!  Steve R. was on fire, carding two birdies that were toasted with Basil Hayden—definitely an upgrade from Fireball! Those birdies also earned him three skins worth a total of $108. Nice shooting, Steve!  One group added some excitement with a side bet against their partners, while another group—exhausted from their high stroke count—claimed the beer at the 19th hole was the best they’ve ever had!  Wildlife roaming on the course---the coyotes did not like the sirens and responded with high-pitched shrieks and barking.

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