The Sunday Morning 4-Ball seems to have settled down into a standard 5-ball.  Once again, this presented Fat-Boy with a conundrum on the ball toss.  It seems that he had decided he wanted to play with DJ and Nance on this occasion, and a toss of Stan and Turbos balls 20 yards away onto the ladies tee avoided any debate on the matter.

A start on the 6th to avoid the traffic was required.  Whilst the first 4 holes were predictably scrappy, it was clear at the sandwiches, that Fat-Boys selections were good ones.  Even DJ, who had gone into temporary retirement the previous  week (Mr. Grumpy-style) following a woeful performance at the Div 1 Medal, was keeping his ball on the course.

Fat-Boy, too, seemed a little more focussed.   There was no need to repeat his exploits of the previous two weeks, requiring visits to the trees and the strategic use of baby wipes - maybe he has now learned his lesson not to have 7 pints and a Keema Peas Madras the night before a game of golf.  Or maybe not.

Nance destroys the back-9 in level par gross for 21 points, however still trails Stan, who, in a rare run of form, accumulates 22 points by the time the boys arrive at the 1st for the final 5 holes.  It seems that Stan is also capable of a game of two halves (Mr. Grumpy-style), and gets only 12 points on the front-9 to fall away into mid-table mediocraty.  Nance completes an individual victory with a decent 39 points.  

Fat-Boys selections do indeed, come up trumps, with the 3-ball of Nance, DJ and Fat-Boy taking the back-9 and the match. DJ decides to join the party by picking up the camels on the last hole - OGCs 5th.