Just when it looked like like a 5-ball was becoming the norm, 6 Muffins turn up for week 3.  A potential Cutie-Cutie absence was avoided at the last minute with a young Ms. Cutie-Cutie being roped into caddying for Cutie-Cutie Sr. Caddying in the loosest sense, since she seemed keener on capturing Muffins in action on celluloid rather than carrying Cutie-Cuties bats.  Time will tell if her skills with the camera math those of Mr. Grumpy, although early signs were looking positive.  Muffins were told to be on their best behavior. Cutie-Cutie was made aware that it was he who needs to improve his behaviour.  Nuff said.

Anyway, onwards and upwards.    Fat-Boy decides he want to play with Cutie-Cutie and Turbo this week.  However, he regretted this decision early o
Stans playing partners (Nance and DJ) were happy to see that he had found a swing from somewehere.  An outward 9 on 19 help his team to a comfortable 6 point lead at the turn.  This was desipte Stans failure to de-duck at the 5th - an entertaining event which added significant coffers to the extras fund, however was missed by our earstwhile photo-journalist.  It was clear Fat-Boys mind was elsewhere - maybe worried that an urgent need for baby-wipe utilisation would come over him on the 11th, with Ms. Cutie-Cutie in close attendance ?

Anyway, an even better back-9 for Stan helped him to both an individual and team triumph, and well overdue handicap cut.