Nance had a feeling of dread as early as the first tee.  Top-tosser had decreed that he was to be paired with the camel kings – Tate and Turbo.  It was surely inevitable that he was going to pick up the camels.   And with Turbo chalking up 4 camels during a Hamlet moment in the greenside bunker on 4, Nance was checking that he had his cheque book with him.  He shouldn't have worried himself, however, Tate decides to pick up his teams 11 camels, and in doing so, claims the camel prize for the 6th time in 7 outings.

Meanwhile, Fat-Boy, Brett and DJ were having their own problems, so much so that when Tate offers DJ a £3 settlement as early as the 5th, DJ snaps his hands off – maybe Tate, Nance and Turbos efforts weren't so bad after all.  

Brett was going along steadily.  By the 7th, he'd already chalked up 22 – not stableford points, but 2 little ducks, and £2 for the extras fund.

At the turn, Nance, Tate and Turbo were astonished to find themselves 5 points clear of the field – DJ's settlement on 5 was looking inspirational.

As usual, however, the sandwiches provided the killer blow, and the back 9 proved to be a mirror image of the front.  Brett, DJ and Fat-Boy taking it by 5 points to halve the match.

Nance and DJ shared the individual spoils with 33 each on a day of poor scoring all round – everyone claiming the dressing of the greens had affected their game.

Cutie-Cutie stays at the top of the table, despite not playing – presumably he was spending his time building his trophy cabinet.
