The final match of the winter season finds the champion-elect, Fat-Boy, needing at least 5 points to take the title.  Having been at the top of the table for most of the season, Turbo's form of late had taken a bit of a dip and Fat-Boy had overtaken him in the closing straight.  With Turbo in Scotland for the weekend, he was relying on Fat-Boy to have a bit of a mare.  However, things weren’t looking promising for Turbo - Fat-Boy comes into the last match on the back of 39 points in the Presidents Competition the previous day.  39 points was good enough for 2nd place that day, and full shot off his CONGU handicap.

And so to the final match. Unusually, the Sunday morning 4-ball, was in fact, a 4-ball.  Fat-Boy's ball-chuck was unsurprisingly controversial, and on this occasion picks DJ as his partner, with Stan partnering Nance in the opposite corner.  Fat-Boy was regretting his selection very early on - Nance was playing par golf from the off. DJ wasn't.  At the sandwiches, Nance and Stan had a comfortable 6 shot lead.

Despite suggestions that golf is always a game of two halves, it didn't seem to be, and with Stan finding form on the green it looked like a runaway victory for the good-guys.

However, Fat-Boys run of form continued from the previous day, and with an inward 9 of 23 points, he carried his partner to the back-9 spoils.  It wasn't enough to take the match - Nance and Stan’s outwards 9 was too hot to handle.  However with 39 points, Fat-Boy shared the individual honours with Nance and confirms his position at the top of the table to take the Jack-Shit Trophy once again.

Worth noting, however, that for Fat-Boy scoring back-to-back 39 points over the weekend, both were only good enough for 2nd place.  Unlucky.
