All up 17 rounds registered, with some slight liberties taken with dates given the challenges, and best scores counted where more than one was submitted. Thanks to Santi and the Bali gang for playing each week of our Tee Set Global and to Neil in the US again, to the group that took to the Mountain View and Dago courses in Bandung and to the huge welcome backs, John on the banks of Lake Houston, Texas and Neil Hirst in Shanghai, China. Great to also see one of our favourite Tee Set couples and regular winners, Jan and Leona, send in their photo but not their scores from the Czech Republic.

For those of us in Jakarta, we celebrated with some quality booze and Ric worked on his swing pose, which you will find regularly featured on the Tee Set photo reel.

Now before declaring scores and winners, an interesting side story this week. John Murt played Tee Set between 1998 and 2003 and remembers fond times before moving to be close to family in the US. Welcome back John after 18 years. Ric still has the trophy from his first round in a Tee Set Monthy Medal sponsored by John’s company, where he won low net for a first timer (December 2000). Looks like many an Anker has been in this mug.

So now for the scores…and there were some good ones…..Let’s go from bottom to top – I have had to calculate stableford for some so you’ll have to accept what I gave you …Jana and Leona were too shy to submit their scores so they missed the cut, sorry guys but great to see you. Eric – Bali (26), Santi – Liverpool, UK (28), Rav – Bali (31), George – Bandung (32), Neil Hallett -South Beach, Miami (32), John – Lake Houston, Texas (33), Indar – Bali (35), Richard – Bandung (35), Ralf – Bandung (35), Terence – Bali (36), Neil Hirst- Shanghai (36) including an eagle 2, Terence – Bali (36), Tom – Bandung (37), Michael – Bandung (38), Jeremy – Bali (41)….

and the winner is with 44 points playing in Bandung, Axel Hertze!!!!!!!!!!

Bragging rights only at this stage – and they are worth a lot for an historic event like this. We will work out a suitable prize in due course. This was a great come back for Axel who had 17 strokes more the day before….it must have been a lucky peach shirt or some other secret, you’ll have to ask him.

Not surprisingly, no skirts were reported or recorded in photos……the cross dressing is obviously being saved for lockdown.

And on that note before things get sillier….thanks again to those who participated in our 2000th event.

We may be able to play again soon as courses start to open, but this global thing has been a lot of fun so we will keep it going for a little longer.

Next Up: Sunday 15th August 2021, Tee Set Global

Later in the week, we will confirm if courses are open due to the relaxing of restrictions in some areas around Jakarta. We don’t expect to go back to normal competition format quite yet, but will let you know. Staf safe, stay sane.