RESULTS:

PARTY PHOTS;

SPONSORS:

Thanks to our sponsors for todays event.

Jack Calcote for providing the Smoothies

Richard Mau and JS Luwansa for providing the Birthday cake

PT KOJO for providing the wine and prizes.

HIGHLIGHTS: (The Thomas Report)

What? Another perfect day for golf? Yes sirree!!
A jolly group of stalwarts and newbies mixed it up on Sunday in a scramble format that produced a plethora of under-par holes. Mulligans rained like confetti – especially on the closing greens where each team seemed to have a few Mullies to spare.

Highlight of the day goes to the Baglivo foursome that eagled the 18th capitalizing on two big Bags blasts. Finishing with a flourish they sank the pressure putt with a snooker cue. Take that, Ronnie O’Sullivan!!

Hats off to Jane Finnie who personally parred number 13 with 4 great shots.

THE PRESIDENTS REPORT;

Happy Birthday Tee Set and I wish you and all the members many more birthdays to come.

During the week and again today I announced that Tee Set has chosen RIMBA SATWA FOUNDATION as our charity to support. This Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of the wild elephants in Riau Provence Sumatra and their habitat. They have a long track record and strong support from the local community. https://youtu.be/706wbLS_nHw

A picture says a thousand words so the photos means I don’t have to pad this report.

I look forward to seeing you all next Sunday. Remember the early start.

NEXT WEEK:

GUNUNG GEULIS

West Course GF888k at 11:04

I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THE CHARITY THAT TEE SET WILL SUPPORT FROM PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM OUR 2022 CHAMPIONSHIP AND AWARDS NIGHT.

RIMBA SATWA FOUNDATION (RSF)

Many of you have seen PT KOJO as a sponsor of Tee Set for many years but may not know what we do. KOJO is a property developer supporting the Oil and Gas industry in Jakarta (BSD), Sumatra (Balai Raja DURI), Kalimantan (Muara Badak) and Surabaya. KOJO has always protected the forest on our land. Now the only forests in Sumatra Riau is Chevron and KOJO. see attached aerial view below. Elephants have always used KOJO land to stay for a couple of week then move on, coming 2 times per year. Now it is 4 times per year. RS Foundation have been active for many years on KOJO land they have planted 2,500 trees so far this year. KOJO has contracted them to plant 11,000 more trees that support elephants. Directors in their private capacity have donated to RS Foundation and now we have introduced Tee Set to this very worthwhile charity. It is my sincere hope that Tee Set will continue to support RS Foundation after my presidency ends.

The Tee Set Championship event is a serious golf tournament and therefore mulligans are not on sale to support our charity however an auction will be held to raise money for RS Foundation.

Please register to play in this years Championship tournament, by doing so you will be supporting this great charity.

Map showing the land owned by KOJO. The under pass shown in the video is under the toll road next to KOJO.

This is the nursery for the 11,000 trees to be planted on the KOJO site by RS Foundation

PROMO of KOJO

PLEASE SUPPORT THIS GREAT CHARITY.

RESULTS:

WINNERS PHOTOS:

SKILL PRIZES:

NEW MEMBERS: (Welcome to Tee Set)

WELCOME BACK:

HIGHLIGHT (The Thomas Report)

Double-edged sword today for Pras’ driver. Longest hit at 269m but another big hit landed in a distant tree and didn’t come down.

Four pars on the same hole is a bit unusual although not unheard of. Geoff, Josh, Neil, Tom on #10.

Shaun’s low gross was commendable considering that he’s been practicing with a hockey stick lately.

Bill, Robert, Mike and Harry staggered in after consuming margaritas by the dozen. A notable show of dedication to golf and all that goes with it.

PRESIDENTS REPORT:

Flight allocation is a never ending point of discussion. This is how it’s done; groups of 2 or three get to go first because they should be the fastest, the slowest group will be last to tee off so they will not slow players behind them.

Admin is in a no-win position if the slow group goes early, then the following groups complain and if the slow group is mostly last then they complain. Would the slow players consider playing a 2 or 3 ball flight?

You are encouraged to submit nominations for President 2023.

Our WhatsApp General has be restricted to Admin because there was too much chatter that caused several members in the chat to leave.

I look forward to seeing you all at our special Birthday Bash

NEXT WEEK: BIRTHDAY BASH at GADING RAYA.

Green Fee 900k

Tee time 11:30

White and Red tees

Chose your own flight before 08:00 Thursday otherwise blind pick 3 man teams with one lady if possible.NOTE THE CHANGE IN PAIRING from the Flyer.

PLEASE THANK RICHARD MAU for sponsoring the Birthday Cake. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🎂

RESULTS:

WINNERS PHOTOS:

SKILL PRIZE WINNERS:

WELCOME BACKS AND FAREWELL:

GALLERY:

HIGHLIGHTS: (The Thomas Report)

Jagowari was in good condition with fast greens until the rand came . We got our money back from the Pawang Hujan because he guaranteed fine weather. Of the 27 players 25 completed. There was an unusually late start 13:00 with a semi shotgun on 10, 11, 12, 13. It ended up as a 5 hour game. Next time the slow players will be in the first tee box and the fast players in the last . (In this case 10 slow, 13 fast)

We had several welcome backs, new member and a farewell , so great to see you all.

PRESIDENTS REPORT:

• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT OF TEE SET;
  • Active Members (5 games in last 12 months) may nominate any Active Member (15 games in last 24months) on the official format by WhatsApp (WA) in the Tee Set General group that has now been opened for members input.
  • Self nomination is acceptable
  • The official form will be sent as an attachment to WA.
  • Acceptance by the nominee is required.
  • Closing date is 4 pm on 15th of November
  • Canvasing may be made on the WA
  • Testimonials and endorsements may be made on WA
  • A list of nominees will be published regularly.

• Mygolf2u
  • You are required to enter your score as you go hole by hole to ensure the Leaderboard is continuously updated throughout the game. If you are unable or unwilling then have one of the other members of the flight fill in the scores.!!!
• MAJOR EVENTS;
  • Birthday event at Gading Raya on 4th September 900k at 11:30 . This is to be a fun event.
  • Championship event at Gading Raya on Friday 18th November 900k at 11:45 This is the biggest event of the year so please register now. The tournament is now open for registration. We have over 300 current and past players who want to play but we can only accommodate 120, so register ASAP.

NEXT WEEK at CENGKARENG for Monthly Medal

RESULTS:

SPONSORS for our Annual Championship and Awards Night :

Asian Tigers represented by Mr. Bill Lloyd have donated Rp.5 million towards shirts for this year. Thank you Bill and Asian Tigers.

This report

THIS REPORT IS BRIEF HOWEVER WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL AT JAGOWARI NEXT SUNDAY.

RESULTS:

WINNERS PHOTOS:

SKILL PRIZES:

WELCOME BACKS:

This a a great testimony for the magnetic power of Tee Set with these welcome backs after 497 weeks 316, 119 and 9 weeks. Great to have you back.

PHOTO GALERY:

HIGHLIGHTS: (THE THOMAS REPORT)

Tom after eye surgery, known as The One Eyed Jack is recovering and has passed his reporting on to his ghost writer Twitchey. Tom even though blind still managed to finish with only 26 puts to take the award for low puts.

Bill Lloyd was so close to getting another ACE but not to be this time. Not bad for a nine week layoff.

Gading Raya welcomed us with great greens and fairways coupled with an early tee off at 11:20 from hole 1 and 10. The marshals kept the game flowing and we finished in good time. They provided red flags to our not so mobile players , so thanks for that.

Several players had to drop out this week due to either themselves or family members having flue like symptoms.

Tom is scheduled to have time off in Central Java and will miss next weeks report as well.

PRESIDENTS NOTES:

RESULTS:

Correction : Low gross was Andrew Deane 76 however he was OB so TPS 77

PHOTOS OF WINNERS:

SKILL PRIZE WINNERS

Hitoshi, Cucu, Eli, Gaurav and Christine

WELCOME BACK and NEW MEMBERS

PHOTO of the week.

HIGHLIGHTS : (THE THOMAS REPORT)

Lovely day at Cengkareng on Sunday with a big turnout of regulars, welcome-backs, and newbies.

The ladies were notable in numerous ways, to wit: Sri Sollfrank had Max and Andrew shaking their heads with her short game and putting. Christine set the standard for putts and tied for low net. Velma Yolanda shut down Mark in matchplay and cemented her rising star status. Velma’s husband also plays golf.

Vijay mixed in 3 birdies with some desultory holes to lift him to a 1-up win. As with Simon and Hitoshi in previous weeks, three birds in a competitive round is always impressive.

Simon O. used a laser beam and acoustic triangulation to determine that he missed an eagle putt on hole #1 by the smallest possible measurable margin.

Ezra’s return from the great white north was highlighted by miss-hitting his second on #16 and watching it skip twice on the water – ending up safe.

Hole 11 was birdied by 3 out of 4 players. Velma, Mark &Tom.

Match Play

Vijay over Arnold 1-up
Velma over Mark 3&2

PRESIDENTS NOTES;

RESULTS;

PHOTOS OF WINNERS:

PHOTO GALLERY;

HIGHLIGHTS: (The Thomas Report)

Early tee off, early finish – what a super Sunday plan! The crowded parking lot looked ominous but the big crowd was on the West course. 

Mark and Michael picked a great day for matchplay but in the end M ‘n M fell 5 & 4 to an in-form MJ.

Dean M. made the turn in 55 but turned it all around with a sterling 42 on the way in. 

Before the day’s play had started our group’s caddies expressed their concerns about how some ex-pat golfers had recently made things very uncomfortable for them by repeatedly getting angry and/or disrespecting them. They were frankly worried about a re-occurrance. We put their minds at ease and at the same time reflected on how easily golfing paradise can be marred by ugly behavior. The bywords here would be: play golf, have fun, be respectful of others.

PRESIDENTS NOTES;

SPONSORS;

I would like to take this opportunity to thank sponsors from last years Championship and Awards Night as well as those who have contributed to this years Valentines Day, World Cup and continuing Monthly Medal.

In preparation for this years major event, I invite you all to contribute ONE BOTTLE for the Bar, Prizes and Door prizes for the Awards Night. These can be given to Ms Adhe when ever you play next. Note that there will be free flow at the bar on the night.

NOTE: The image that follows is deduced so that mobile phones can view the full content.

I look forward to seeing you all at Cengkareng next Sunday for our Monthly Medal.

RESULTS;

Thank you all for following our request of last week to enter your score in mygolf2u as you go hole by hole. The result is admin time was reduced by half and we had the added advantage of seeing the leaderboard in real time. THANKS!

PHOTOS OF WINNERS:

From left to right – Mike Taylor, Shyam Datye & simon Reynolds

OTHER WINNERS:

Bob Low putts 26, Simon first birdie on 4th hole and new member John Hesting

PHOTO GALLERY:

HIGHLIGHTS (The Thomas Report)

Indonesia, a.k.a. golfing paradise, tossed another perfect day at us on Sunday. Lots of people away in July as evidenced by the absence of two JIL teams but the stalwarts on hand took full advantage of on-time starting and great course conditions – except for a few uncharacteristically iffy greens.
These days ‘Simon’ seems synonymous with ‘quality golf’. If they ever all play together we’ll need the cameras rolling.
Some lopsided interleague matches interspersed with ‘birdie on the last hole to tie’ scenarios. Competitive fires continue to burn brightly.

COMMITTEE MEETING: 19 JULY

items for discussion

• Reconciliation of accounts for World Cup event
• How to improve major event experience for players
• Determine the format for the Championship and formal awards night.
• Evaluate course facilities needed for Championship
• Determine date & place for Championship and formal awards night.
• Other business

PRESIDENTS NOTES:

After the outstanding success of the World Cup held at Riverside, it is now time for us to plan for another spectacular event for the annual Championship and Formal Awards night. Your input is important to us, so please feel free to send us your suggestions, comments and of course complaints.

To clarify matters relating to money. The Constitution is very clear the we are a non-profit society and that all proceeds will be for the benefit of the members. None of our Committee receive any money for any reason, not even for meals at meetings. Our permanent Administrator receives 5mil per month all in. If you have any questions relating to source and application of funds, please feel free to direct them to me for my personal and confidential attention.

Some interesting statistics have been exposed during our background and due diligence in preparation for the end of year event.

• The number of different individuals that have played so far this year; 241
• The number of green fees paid ; 1,108
• The approximate value of green fees paid ; US$ 71,300.-
• The most games played so far ; Tom Grace 23, Vijay 21 and Geoff 20

INTER LEAGUE RESULTS:

Tee Set v Sandbaggers 5 points each

Their handicap average was much lower than ours so we did well.

Simon 3&2

George / Tom 3&2

Arnold/ Nick a/s

Vijay down

Geoff / Jeff down

Thanks to all participants 😀

Tee Set Event Schedule 2022

NEXT WEEK:

Next week game 2049, 24 July will be at Gunung Geulis on the East course at 11:40am Green Fee Rp.888k

Game 2050 31 July Monthly Medal at Cengkareng

Game 2051 7 Aug. changed from Emeralda to GADING RAYA

Game 2052 14 Aug. at BSD confirmed Green fee Rp.1,133,000 (for the best course)

Other updates will be advised shortly and available on the wed page.

Thank you all for an amazing first half of the year and look forward to hosting you during the remaining games in 2022.

WINNERS:

To view all Gross and Points scores, go to mygolf2u select this tournament and Leaderboard. There is a button to switch between Gross and Net. If game is setup for stableford then the net column is the points score otherwise stroke play will be net after handicap.

WINNERS PHOTOS

PHOTO GALLERY:

HIGHLIGHTS (The Thomas Report ghost writer)

Imperial provided smooth registration and a great course with fine weather, a semi shotgun start from 4 tee boxes. Two match play games were concluded Hitoshi 2/1 over Craig E and Arnold 7/5 over George. The greens were lightning fast to the shock of some of the unsuspecting. After a great showing of the Ladies at last weeks World Cup, this week we were graced with the presence of only one Lady. Always great to have Rosita join the fun.

LOWLIGHTS:

SLOW PLAY was again a pain for those following.

To overcome this there are some things Admin can do, mainly putting slow players in the last flight, that also applies to scratch and low HC players. Players can assist by 1. keeping up to within one shot of the group in front. 2. Prepare for your next shot while waiting for the shooter to play. This can be done in the background like measuring the distance, course management assessment, lineup, 0wind, club selection, be standing ready to hit when its your turn, 3. On the green continue putting if reasonably possible instead of marking and waiting for the other player to put. Pickup if the ball comes to rest in the white circle.

SCORING:

1. ADMIN WILL NO LONGER ASSIST ENTERING YOUR SCORE.

2. You must fill in your score in the Mygolf2u application as you go. If you do not like doing that then have one of the other players in the group do that for you.

LEADERBOARD:

By entering scores as you go, the Leaderboard is always up to date. Very interesting in a competitive situation.

Winners will be derived from the Leaderboard in the Mygolf2u app. The default setting of the Leaderboard is sorted by Gross score. To view net score select the button and scores will be sorted by net. If stableford is selected in the app. than the points will be displayed in the net column.

TEE BOX

There is a never ending discussion about which Tee Box is in play. To clarify this the following will apply whiteout exception.

Ladies will always play from the RED tee box.

Men will play from the Default position ie. WHITE tee box except for Major events MONTHLY MEDAL and CHAMPIONSHIP. Men may elect to play from the BULE when WHITE is subscribed on the condition that the Handicap is adjusted and that the player must select blue tee in the app.

HANDICAPS:

On many occasion players complain about the HC shown in the app. and their other official HC. The reason for most of this problem is that the player does not have 20 games entered in the app.Therefore do the following; enter additional scores and advise Admin. to enter at temporary HC

NEXT WEEK; game 2048 on 17 July 2022

JOINT TEE SET REGULAR AND JIL Inter league at RIVERSIDE.

TEE TIME 12;00

Fee: Tee Set Admin will collect 100k from each player. JIL players money will go to JIL committee and other stays with Tee Set. JIL players may chose to participate in TS competition and TS players are eligible for JIL prizes.

RIVERSIDE; Just a great way to spend Sunday afternoon.