Over lunch the weather has turned and the 1st three ball of Bainey, Guido and Fat-Boy set off in the mother and father of a hailstorm that comes and goes all afternoon. Waiting (in vain) for the weather to clear, Nance, Mr. Grumpy, Tate and DJ go out second and somehow contrive to commence a camel-fest that starts with 4 on the first hole. To compound this DJ decides to adopt a "Stevie Wonder" style of putting that plagues him for the rest of the tour.

Tate returns a creditable 39 points followed by Nance with 36, but it's a tired and very wet group that then hits the A9 for a 100 mile trip up to Inverness. A fast shower and beer in the bar is followed by a curry in which Bainey's balti selection resembles something produced by a colour bind child with his first painting set.

The Glen Mhor hotel is warm, comfortable and possesses an excellent restaurant, but is spread out over several buildings such that Mr. Grumpy has to take sandwiches in order to make the journey from reception to the sanctuary of his single room. The middle-of-the-night coughing fits ensure that the room next door has several different occupants during the 5 night stay.