Yesterday we had a record turnout for a non-tour game with 12 playing, 2 on the waiting list and 2 extra joining for lunch. It is no surprise of course…
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I recall from earlier student days that there was some sort of causation theory which linked the event of a butterfly landing on a rock in the Sahara with Mavis…
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Yesterday we were competing for the Brown Jug and Alan had decided that we would play at Mill Ride. One or two of us had memories of playing there decades…
From our correspondents (MikeS and Nick): Eight golfers arrived at Temple for a 9.40am tee off on a cool May morning. Stuart made plain from the start that he did…
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The Farnham Putter competition commemorates the origins of the Ballbashers who started over quarter of a century ago playing at Farnham Park on Wednesday evenings after work. Starting at about…
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Standing on the 1st tee at 10:20 this morning, our ears were suddenly deafened by a mass chirruping as though a flock of exotic birds had landed in the beech…
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Yesterday was a Novelty Game day and, since we were precisely 8 in number, I thought it would be a great opportunity to play Canadian Greensomes. This is a format…
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As a follow-up to last week when my right shin came into contact with an errant golf ball with painful results, I determined this week to keep well out of…
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The body is a curious machine, full of wonder and mystery, so I wonder if it is possible that a blow to the lower leg from a golf ball could…
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From our correspondent Nick: “Seven Ballbashers turned out to play for the first Eclectic of the 2024 season – a decent number, aided no doubt by the prospect for the…
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