Hopefully the new month will see a reduction in the astonishing levels of rainfall seen in January.

Interestingly, for our first round in February we will be tackling the course with the highest water to dry land ratio in the whole of Indonesia and perhaps further afield, with water featuring on every one of Kedaton’s eighteen holes, even in a dry season.

It was early September last year when we last played this challenging course, with now departed Steve Wood and the visiting Alex Kushnir taking Low Gross honours – so that achievement will be someone else’s for the taking this time.

The tee time we have been given is 11:30 though, once again there is every chance of getting away a little earlier, so don’t cut your arrival too fine.

Green Fees etc including shared cart are a very reasonable 660,000 or just 550,000 walking.

If you intend playing then, if you haven’t done so already, please register here.

See yah, Sunday!! … Tee Set