Shortest drive	Bal Banga	37 yards
Nearest the Pin (4th)	Kelvin Lucking
Nearest the Pin (6th)	Lee Hayward
Longest Drive (9th)	Steve Shiner	estimate 350 yds
Highest Front Nine Score	Paul Mansfield	20 points
Nearest the Pin (10th)	Ken Sullivan
Ron's Jap's Eye	Lee Hayward
Nearest the Pin (13th)	Ron Dobinson
Nearest the Pin in Two (18th)	Paul Mansfield
Highest Back Nine Score	Ian Rydings	23 points
The Council Gritter	Lee Hayward	9 points
Pansy's Plum Bowl	Steve Shiner	81
The Most Birdies	Paul Mansfield	3
The Wooden Spoon	Bal Banga	14 points
The FA Cup-Cup & Grim Jacket	Ian Rydings	41 points
Last Man Standing	Ian Rydings

Scores on the Doors

Name	H'cap	Front 9	Back 9	Total	Birdies
Ian Rydings	18	18	23	41	1
Matt Bright	20	18	17	35	-
Paul Mansfield	12	20	15	35	3
Ken Sullivan	17	17	17	34	-
Mark Springham	8	16	17	33	2
Wally Pitman	12	19	13	32	-
Neville Baldwin	24	14	17	31	-
Steve Shiner	4	15	16	31	2
Preston Foster	12	17	14	31	1
Paul Gillan	15	14	16	30	-
Darren Whitford	19	16	13	29	1
Mike Ramm	17	16	12	28	-
Kelvin Lucking	9	15	12	27	1
Lee Hayward	10	18	9	27	1
Ron Dobinson	9	13	13	26	-
Richard Jubb	7	10	15	25	-
Keith Etheridge	12	14	11	25	1
Paul Fennell	10	12	12	24	-
Mark Downey	16	13	10	23	-
Dave Springham	11	13	10	23	-
Ian Roberts	17	10	11	21	-
Peter Hall	17	7	13	20	-
Mark Fennell	13	10	10	20	-
Kevin Ansell	25	8	10	18	-
Clive Sadler	21	7	9	16	-
Gary Tredgett	10	4	11	15	-
Bal Banga	21	4	10	14	-
Paul Dover	20	N/R

So while Ian can look forward to a generous cut for 2011, those that finished in the bottom 5
(in yellow) will have a further two shots added for next year.

We did receive a number of queries why Dover didn't get the wooden spoon (finishing with just 4 points); well it is the organisers decision that since he only played occasional holes, and walked the rest of the course (actually leaving his clubs at one point to pick up later), that he did not play a full round of golf. The further scenario might be, that somebody might elect to carry a couple of clubs and just play for the nearest the pins; this too would be regarded as not competing in the spirit of the game.