Treasure Hill (Stableford) The Treasure Hill Golf and Country Club was Host to a Stableford Competition in one Flight. We delayed on the first Tee for about 20 minutes due to a brief shower, but the day turned out very nice, with a light breeze all day.
Martyn Topham won the day with 36 points ahead of Jean Claude Lhoste in second with 35 points and Henry O'Brien in third with 33 points.

Thursday The 15th May 2008: Phoenix ( Medal) The really observant will have noticed we have changed location for the Monthly Mug to Phoenix. This will be so for the near future so will give all our players a chance to prove themselves on this testing course. Mind it is also a much better prepared Course than the opposition at present, but who knows what the future brings.
The test on this day was to be the Mountain and Ocean Nines, to my way of thinking the best 18 holes. We were actually off a bit early, and all in all had a nice clear run that saw us around in well under 4 hours. The Course was, as is usual at present, in fine condition, but a stiff wind made the day difficult. However great things were expected from the players.
We were around, all of us, pretty quickly and were soon sat in the Restaurant. As is well known this is not my favourite, in fact is very low on my scale of 'Value For Money and Quality' at all the Golf Courses. They are making an effort, for example a Large Heineken at 100 Baht, but they still have some way to go. The players avoid it if they can, and sadly most can.
Back to The Cafe Kronborg, where we were able to do the presentation at an unseemly early hour. Still all the winners were present, and why not.
The winner of the 'Flight' was Neil Skilton with a net 73 on countback over J.C Lhoste in second. Then we had Henry O'Brien in third with a net 75 before a countback on net 76 that saw Norm Martin in fourth with Walter and Lionel just losing out.
So to the winner of the Mug, and it is surprising how often the winner is just about to go home. So the winner with a net 72 was Peter Blackburn. Well done and have a good trip. T.T.F.N.