Charlie Neill has issued a snow warning and accordingly at 7:00am when the alarm goes off, a white carpet covers the ground. The Greenkeeper's recorded message reveals that "the course is unplayable, but open on full greens" and after a flurry of texts it's decided that a little snow isn't sufficient to deter our heroes - unless your name is Cutie-Cutie of course.

As it turns out, by 8:30am it's all melted away and the course is in top nick. Six Muffins are joined by "Big Dave" and the top tosser selects Nance and Brett to join him leaving DJ, Big Dave, Mr. Grumpy and Tate to bring up the rear.

DJ's practice swing on the 1st blasts a peice of mud and grit into the Fat-Boy's eye, but that doesn't stop him compiling 20 points at the sarnies, matched by another 20 by Brett. Nance's 17 gives the threesome a handy halfway lead, but in a resurrection worthy of an Easter Sunday, DJ's individual 22 points en-route to a winning 41 keeps the 4-ball in the hunt.

Courtesy of his 6 feet 7 inches, Big Dave is consistent knocking the ball into the next county highlighted by the tee shot on 16, which would have landed on the 12th green had the tree by the 17th tee not intervened.

The final analysis in the club house requires several places of decimals to sort out the winners from the nowhere men. In the event the 4-ball achieve an emphatic and resounding victory by a clear 0.125 points which naturally leads to much wittering.

Camels-wise Tate re-emphasises his supremacy with 12 but is put in the shade by Nance who collects a full-house of 6 camels, 2 OOB's and a duck.