Two choices this week.

The regular Tee set round will be at Pangkalan Jati, known for many years as Tee Set’s home course.  It is a classic “Padang” course blending into the local landscape and continues to deny those who think they will shoot a low score after showing promise on some of the flashier courses elsewhere.  This week a number of new Tee Setters will be playing their first rounds and PJ’s is a great place to be introduced to golf.

By now Captain Ric has contacted his team for Interleague to play the first round at Jagorawi and they will be off there.  Other Tee Setters are welcome to register to follow them.  Our brothers in Tee Set who make up the Jakarta Loose Impediments are desperate for players.

If you haven’t registered for one or the other course, do so here.

Tee Set bag tags

In a rare moment of unclarity, the Web Guy has fessed up to whatever a wayward SQL statement is, waywardness that led to the number of rounds played on the bag tag page being understated for some and he has now corrected them there.

The effect is that some people who ordered the 50 rounds played actually qualify for, and will receive, the 100 rounds played version – and some who ordered the “plain” version will instead receive the 50 rounds played.

This is your last chance to order these handsome Tee Set bag tags, so don’t hang around, put in your order now if you haven’t already. We will order on order on Monday and then the opportunity will be gone forever.

Golf tales

It’s been a while since we got a joke worthy of adding to golf tales but here is one that tickled us from Laurie O’Connor. It’s about golfer gullibility, pro shop smarts or government inefficency, your choice.

See you somewhere on Sunday!! … Tee Set