Collingtree Golf Day....

It seems like ages in the planning, but finally today I was able to host my golf day.   The weather was really kind, and the course at Collingtree Park was in excellent condition.   I have to confess that I never troubled the scorer much....I think 4 years without a game, and possibly only 10 times in the previous 2 years before that was a bit too much of a break....and no!  It's not like riding a bike...actually, it strikes me that golf is a game which needs practice. 

Anyway, who cares about the result...I did manage 3 shots in a row, which not only went straight, but also finished just 8 feet or so from the hole, and in rolled the putt for a birdie :-)) 

Golf has always been a game where the bad shots are easy to forget, and the good ones get exaggerated for weeks. 

Congratulations to my winner David Wright, who put everyone in the shade with a great score, and walked off chuffed with his £100 worth of Silverstone Vouchers.   Second prize courtesy of Ernie Els, and third prize was a signed book from Golf Commentary legend Peter Alliss.  

Huge thanks to everyone who played, and donated so generously.  Thanks also to Autism Concern trustee Bryan Dunne for his help.