With Cutie-Cutie routinely absent, everyone was expected a 7-ball, however DJ drafted in a late guest to make up the numbers.  Neil was quickly brought up to speed with the rules and instructed to ramp up significant camels and to pick them up on 18, thereby allowing DJ to stump up on his behalf.  As it turns out, these instructions were not clear enough, and Mr. Grumpy was forced into    a duffed chip approach to 18 to pick up a grand total of 15 camels for his team.  We though we'd seen the last of Mr. Grumpys stock shot, however the lure of the camels proved too much of a temptation.

The match itself saw Fat-Boy wanting to play with Turbo, Brett and Nance, and he chose to go off 2nd behind Tate, Mr. Grumpy, DJ and NJ.  Scoring was surprisingly OK for the 2nd team - Brett enquired if Nance was going to go round the whole course in level par without finding the fairway - Nance refuted such suggestions as early as the 7th.  At the sandwiches, they had a clear lead.

The back 9 was more of the same, despite significant improved performances for DJ and Tate.  Tate, in particular was anticipating a decent inward 9 until getting pontoon with 3 7's from the 16th.  The 16th also say Fat-Boy shank his drive with his practice swing, but despite a ruling from the OGC match secretary, he was allowed to play another (Decisions on Rules of Golf 18-2a/19).

Nance picks up the full 10 points yet again, though we suspect its far too late for a genuine challenge for the title.  Fat-Boys 31 points sees him lose ground and it'll be nick and tuck going into the last 4 weeks of the season.

Turbo and Mr. Grumpy pick up the camels, with other sundries from DJ and Tate.