Mike Taylor writes :

As a lot of us play a bit of golf out of season I have formed a golf society as follows:

The Society is run on a fairly informal basis for players, umpires,vice presidents etc giving an opportunity for a broad spectrum of Club members to come together three or four times a year. We cater for a wide standard of play (within reason).

We meet early season, late season, Christmas and Summer. Venues are courses such as Canterbury, Boughton, Faversham and Princes. The Summer meet is at Canterbury and has on two very successful occasions been a fund raising event with sponsorship (organised by Andrew Thrush). Christmas is at an 'all weather' course such as Princes - where we were well and truly soaked last time! Non players would be welcome to join the dinner afterwards.

The dates are weekdays where possible to fall within school holidays.Each is run on a cost only basis except the Summer meet.

I need to maintain a contact list of all those interested. Please e-mail your details to mtaylor@taylorriley.co.uk alternatively my address is Verneys, High Street, Elham, Canterbury, CT4 6TD (tel: 01303 840483). Even a call on my mobile will do - 07770 533451.

When responding I would welcome any ideas, advice or offers to assist.

Mike Taylor

MT trying to get one of his balls out of a tight spot ...

Hammo tries to explain his golf contribution in his Boughton Cowboys team's success at the inaugral fund raising event, June 2001, ably organised by secondhand car salesman Thrushy, seen below taking one of his top models for a spin around the broad oaks...			Peter expounds his technique of lining the pin with the ball ... ... which strangely sometimes doesn't work ...
	Roly, really speechless, celebrates excessively his winning of the individual prize
.. Afterwards, Mountie tries to wrest the G&T from his kids	Team Chillenden, pinkily directed by manager Gerry, negotiate the terrain around the nineteenth hole for the fourth time, seeking any early entry		Gus reprimands fellow Pett Bottom Bandit "WingCo" Jimmy for not quite managing three successive 'holes in one' and so an outside chance of winning .. while Tim discusses his ball stroke technique ...

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