ROUND 2 REVIEW

Notify 24/72 Multi: Round 2

ROUND 2

At the windswept Porthmadog Golf Club, Test Chump was handed the Round 2 trophy by organiser decision after scoring 14 Stableford points, while Fart Face dazzled with the best gross on a day when the back nine truly bent the leaderboard.

Notify 24/72 Multi Porthmadog Golf Club 21 Oct 2026 First tee 18:15
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Test Chump Clinches Round 2 at Porthmadog in a Quirky Twist of Stableford Fate

At the windswept Porthmadog Golf Club, Test Chump was handed the Round 2 trophy by organiser decision after scoring 14 Stableford points, while Fart Face dazzled with the best gross on a day when the back nine truly bent the leaderboard.

A Tale of Two Front-Runners

Round 2 of the Notify 24/72 Multi at Porthmadog Golf Club saw Test Chump awarded the win by organiser decision after tallying 14 Stableford points. While Test Chump claimed the official laurels, it was Fart Face who flexed the finest muscles with the day's best gross score of 111. Sometimes golf splits the headlines like a well-placed drive into a fairway bunker: uneven but dramatic.

Checkpoint Chronicles: Early Surges and Late Charges

Test Chump took an early lead after three holes with 6 points, naming the front nine their playground. However, Fart Face wasn’t going quietly, seizing the lead from the sixth hole onward and cruising to 10 points by the turn. Fart Face’s dominance persisted on the back nine, peaking at 18 points on the final hole. Clearly, the closing stretch at Porthmadog isn’t for shrinking violets.

The turning points

The moments that changed everything

Across a field of 2, these were the decisive swings, recoveries, victories and course tests that defined the round.

01 FF
Fart Face 1st place
Round winner

Fart Face seals the round

Fart Face finished on 18 Stableford points to take the round.

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02 Test Chump
Test Chump 3 points
Scoring spark · Hole 2

Test Chump banks 3 points

The strongest single-hole return of the round delivered a decisive burst of momentum.

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03 FF
Fart Face +3 points
The response · Hole 4

Fart Face answers immediately

After banking only 0 points, Fart Face responded with 3 on the very next hole — a recovery easy to miss in the final totals.

Previous hole0 pts Response3 pts Gross score5
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04 FF
Fart Face −1 places
Out of the prize places · Hole 2

Fart Face is pushed backwards

Hole 2 moved Fart Face 1 place, from 1st to 2nd.

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Event Leaderboard

Round leaderboard

Scoring: Stableford · Tie break: Shared placing · Handicaps as of 21 Oct 2026

Pos Photo Player Card HCP Through Out In Pts Gross
1st FF Fart Face Fart FaceThrough 18 Card 20 18 10pts55gross 8pts56gross 18 111
2nd Test Chump Test Chump Test ChumpThrough 18 Card — 18 7pts57gross 7pts56gross 14 113
RET Player retired WD Player withdrawn NR No return DQ Disqualified
Event rule: remaining holes are completed using the event maximum score of 10.
Hole 1

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face took a steady two points from the hole on the opener is quietly punishing. A tee shot too far left risks being blocked by trees, while straying too far right can wander out of bounds. The green slopes markedly front to back and is guarded by a burn with a magnetic pull—particularly if you’re hitting anything longer than a short iron. On windy days, it’s often wiser to lay up short of the burn and rely on a chip and putt to save par.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face2 pts

Fart Face banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: The opener is quietly punishing. A tee shot too far left risks being blocked by trees, while straying too far right can wander out of bounds. The green slopes markedly front to back and is guarded by a burn with a magnetic pull—particularly if you’re hitting anything longer than a short iron. On windy days, it’s often wiser to lay up short of the burn and rely on a chip and putt to save par.

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From the event gallery
Course hole Par 4 · SI 6
Hole 1 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

The opener is quietly punishing. A tee shot too far left risks being blocked by trees, while straying too far right can wander out of bounds. The green slopes markedly front to back and is guarded by a burn with a magnetic pull—particularly if you’re hitting anything longer than a short iron. On windy days, it’s often wiser to lay up short of the burn and rely on a chip and putt to save par.

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Part of the story 10 Test Chump 5 strokes Nett par 2pts

Test Chump returned 5 strokes · Nett par for 2 Stableford points. The course asks players to the opener is quietly punishing. A tee shot too far left risks being blocked by trees, while straying too far right can wander out of bounds. The green slopes markedly front to back and is guarded by a burn with a magnetic pull—particularly if you’re hitting anything longer than a short iron. On windy days, it’s often wiser to lay up short of the burn and rely on a chip and putt to save par.

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Hole 2

Test Chump sets the pace

Fart Face dropped 1 places to 2 in Round leaderboard. A short hole but deceptively tricky. The green is again flanked by the “ball‑magnetic” burn, and out of bounds lurks if you pull your shot. The tee is sheltered, which may mask the wind’s strength. Aiming for the centre of the green—no matter where the pin sits—is the safest play.

HCP 10 Player of this holeTest Chump2nd · 3 pts

Test Chump produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A short hole but deceptively tricky. The green is again flanked by the “ball‑magnetic” burn, and out of bounds lurks if you pull your shot. The tee is sheltered, which may mask the wind’s strength. Aiming for the centre of the green—no matter where the pin sits—is the safest play.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 16
Hole 2 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

A short hole but deceptively tricky. The green is again flanked by the “ball‑magnetic” burn, and out of bounds lurks if you pull your shot. The tee is sheltered, which may mask the wind’s strength. Aiming for the centre of the green—no matter where the pin sits—is the safest play.

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Hole 3

Test Chump sets the pace

Test Chump limited the damage and kept the round alive on now you can open your shoulders. But beware—the fairway and green are both flanked by bunkers, and in a strong westerly wind, precision becomes far more important than power. An extra club into the green often pays dividends.

HCP 10 Player of this holeTest Chump1 pts

Test Chump came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Now you can open your shoulders. But beware—the fairway and green are both flanked by bunkers, and in a strong westerly wind, precision becomes far more important than power. An extra club into the green often pays dividends.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 8
Hole 3 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Birdie Chance

Take advantage of the length but play with respect to wind and bunkering; lay up or choose extra club if into wind. Avoid bunkers for best scoring chance.

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A costly hole FF20 Fart Face 9 strokes No points 0pts

Fart Face returned 9 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to take advantage of the length but play with respect to wind and bunkering; lay up or choose extra club if into wind. Avoid bunkers for best scoring chance.

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Hole 4

Fart Face takes the lead

Fart Face climbed 1 places to 1 in Round leaderboard. A truly formidable par‑4, especially into the wind. Off the tee, the best line is just left of—or even over—the lone pine. The elevated green slopes severely front to back, with steep drop‑offs and protecting bunkers on both sides. A lay‑up short and a delicate chip may be more sensible than trying to force the flag.

FFHCP 20 Climbed the leaderboardFart Face1st · 3 pts

Fart Face produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A truly formidable par‑4, especially into the wind. Off the tee, the best line is just left of—or even over—the lone pine. The elevated green slopes severely front to back, with steep drop‑offs and protecting bunkers on both sides. A lay‑up short and a delicate chip may be more sensible than trying to force the flag. That return moved Fart Face up 1 place in Round leaderboard.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 2
Hole 4 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

Favor tee shot left of lone pine for best approach. If the wind is up or your lie is poor, lay up and chip for par rather than risking a tricky long iron. Approach shots must be precise due to green slope and bunkering.

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Hole 5

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face found no reward here, making the next hole immediately important on the signature hole of the front nine—and indeed of the course’s “Amen Corner.” Index 4 for men, but index 1 for ladies, reflecting its perils. Water left and right, trees beyond, and bunkers to punish both over‑caution and aggression. The lake guards the green, and any pulled or hooked shot is likely to find the water. The green is split‑level, so note the pin position carefully.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face7 strokes

Fart Face left the hole empty-handed, turning the next stretch into an immediate test of response. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: The signature hole of the front nine—and indeed of the course’s “Amen Corner.” Index 4 for men, but index 1 for ladies, reflecting its perils. Water left and right, trees beyond, and bunkers to punish both over‑caution and aggression. The lake guards the green, and any pulled or hooked shot is likely to find the water. The green is split‑level, so note the pin position carefully.

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From the event gallery
Course hole Par 4 · SI 4
Hole 5 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

The signature hole of the front nine—and indeed of the course’s “Amen Corner.” Index 4 for men, but index 1 for ladies, reflecting its perils. Water left and right, trees beyond, and bunkers to punish both over‑caution and aggression. The lake guards the green, and any pulled or hooked shot is likely to find the water. The green is split‑level, so note the pin position carefully.

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Elsewhere in the field
A costly hole 10 Test Chump 8 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 8 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to the signature hole of the front nine—and indeed of the course’s “Amen Corner.” Index 4 for men, but index 1 for ladies, reflecting its perils. Water left and right, trees beyond, and bunkers to punish both over‑caution and aggression. The lake guards the green, and any pulled or hooked shot is likely to find the water. The green is split‑level, so note the pin position carefully.

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Hole 6

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face found no reward here, making the next hole immediately important on a short but memorable par‑3, played over water to a small island‑style green. The reeds and water make precision paramount—any miss is likely to end up wet. This hole remains lodged in players' memories long after the round.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face6 strokes

Fart Face left the hole empty-handed, turning the next stretch into an immediate test of response. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A short but memorable par‑3, played over water to a small island‑style green. The reeds and water make precision paramount—any miss is likely to end up wet. This hole remains lodged in players' memories long after the round.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 12
Hole 6 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

Precision far outweighs power—commit to your number and club, and take aim at the centre. Misses are usually punished by water, so play conservatively if in doubt.

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A costly hole 10 Test Chump 6 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 6 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to precision far outweighs power—commit to your number and club, and take aim at the centre. Misses are usually punished by water, so play conservatively if in doubt.

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Hole 7

Fart Face sets the pace

Test Chump dropped 1 places to 2 in Round leaderboard. This par‑5 leads into a more wooded, parkland feel. Three par‑5s in a short stretch offer birdie opportunities for longer hitters; but fairway bunkers and strategic design ensure it remains challenging.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face2nd · 2 pts

Fart Face banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This par‑5 leads into a more wooded, parkland feel. Three par‑5s in a short stretch offer birdie opportunities for longer hitters; but fairway bunkers and strategic design ensure it remains challenging.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 14
Hole 7 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

Careful positioning off the tee and around bunkers opens the hole to a scoring chance, but avoid the urge to overpower lest the hazards bite.

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Part of the story 10 Test Chump 6 strokes Nett bogey Down 1 1pts

Test Chump returned 6 strokes · Nett bogey for 1 Stableford point. That dropped them 1 place to 2 in Round leaderboard. The course asks players to careful positioning off the tee and around bunkers opens the hole to a scoring chance, but avoid the urge to overpower lest the hazards bite.

Dropped 1 place · now 2 in Round leaderboard
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Hole 8

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face limited the damage and kept the round alive on shorter than Hole 7 but playing longer due to the elevated green. Four bunkers guard the right side off the tee. Strong players may attempt a right‑to‑left shaping drive to follow the contour; others should lay up left of the road and burn, mindful of out‑of‑bounds on the left. The green is long, narrow, sloping front to back, with three bunkers—again, club selection is key.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face1 pts

Fart Face came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Shorter than Hole 7 but playing longer due to the elevated green. Four bunkers guard the right side off the tee. Strong players may attempt a right‑to‑left shaping drive to follow the contour; others should lay up left of the road and burn, mindful of out‑of‑bounds on the left. The green is long, narrow, sloping front to back, with three bunkers—again, club selection is key.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 10
Hole 8 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

Shorter than Hole 7 but playing longer due to the elevated green. Four bunkers guard the right side off the tee. Strong players may attempt a right‑to‑left shaping drive to follow the contour; others should lay up left of the road and burn, mindful of out‑of‑bounds on the left. The green is long, narrow, sloping front to back, with three bunkers—again, club selection is key.

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A costly hole 10 Test Chump 8 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 8 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to shorter than Hole 7 but playing longer due to the elevated green. Four bunkers guard the right side off the tee. Strong players may attempt a right‑to‑left shaping drive to follow the contour; others should lay up left of the road and burn, mindful of out‑of‑bounds on the left. The green is long, narrow, sloping front to back, with three bunkers—again, club selection is key.

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At the turn

Fart Face reaches the turn in the story

Nine holes completed, the round had found its shape and the pressure shifted to the closing stretch.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face1 pts

Fart Face came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: The most memorable front‑nine hole: elevated tee over a burn padded with railway sleepers into a large green complex protected by five surrounding bunkers. Wind can completely change how this hole plays, making centre‑forest the strategic choice unless you're especially confident.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 18
Hole 9 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

The most memorable front‑nine hole: elevated tee over a burn padded with railway sleepers into a large green complex protected by five surrounding bunkers. Wind can completely change how this hole plays, making centre‑forest the strategic choice unless you're especially confident.

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A costly hole 10 Test Chump 7 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 7 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to the most memorable front‑nine hole: elevated tee over a burn padded with railway sleepers into a large green complex protected by five surrounding bunkers. Wind can completely change how this hole plays, making centre‑forest the strategic choice unless you're especially confident.

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At the turn

The front nine, reviewed

Test Chump took an early lead after three holes with 6 points, naming the front nine their playground. However, Fart Face wasn’t going quietly, seizing the lead from the sixth hole onward and cruising to 10 points by the turn. Fart Face’s dominance persisted on the back nine, peaking at 18 points on the final hole. Clearly, the closing stretch at Porthmadog isn’t for shrinking violets.

Across the field Every player had a front-nine race of their own

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The run for home The back nine begins

Nine holes remain. The leaderboard is set, but the closing stretch will decide the round.

Hole 10

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face limited the damage and kept the round alive on a breathtaking start to the back nine with views of the Rhinog mountains. A tee shot over the marker is critical to avoid out‑of‑bounds left and hidden right bunkers. The approach requires careful clubbing to avoid bunkers guarding both sides of the green—.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face1 pts

Fart Face came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A breathtaking start to the back nine with views of the Rhinog mountains. A tee shot over the marker is critical to avoid out‑of‑bounds left and hidden right bunkers. The approach requires careful clubbing to avoid bunkers guarding both sides of the green—.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 11
Hole 10 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Signature Hole

Respect the directional marker—blind hazards lurk off the tee both left and right. Opt for a conservative line, and if uncertain with approach length, use more club as green is well-bunkered.

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A costly hole 10 Test Chump 6 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 6 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to respect the directional marker—blind hazards lurk off the tee both left and right. Opt for a conservative line, and if uncertain with approach length, use more club as green is well-bunkered.

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Hole 11

Fart Face makes Longest Drive their own

Longest Drive belonged to Fart Face.

HCP 10 Player of this holeTest Chump2 pts

Test Chump banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This hole plays differently depending on wind strength—into a strong Siberian-style wind, it becomes a back‑breaking challenge. Mounds in front of the green demand extra club. Safest line: the right side, which if missed may still leave a reasonable up‑and‑down—even from what the club refers to paste‑to‑stone “Valley of Sin”.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 5
Hole 11 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Precision Hole

This hole plays differently depending on wind strength—into a strong Siberian-style wind, it becomes a back‑breaking challenge. Mounds in front of the green demand extra club. Safest line: the right side, which if missed may still leave a reasonable up‑and‑down—even from what the club refers to paste‑to‑stone “Valley of Sin”.

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A costly hole FF20 Fart Face 6 strokes No points 0pts

Fart Face returned 6 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to this hole plays differently depending on wind strength—into a strong Siberian-style wind, it becomes a back‑breaking challenge. Mounds in front of the green demand extra club. Safest line: the right side, which if missed may still leave a reasonable up‑and‑down—even from what the club refers to paste‑to‑stone “Valley of Sin”.

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Defining moment · Competition settled Fart Face claims Longest Drive Fart Face won Longest Drive with 255 Yards, 155 yards farther than the next best effort. — Winner | £100 Celebrate the result
Hole 12

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face found no reward here, making the next hole immediately important on a spectacular short par‑4 with the potential to derail a good score if you’re not fully dialed in. Big hitters might try to drive the green; others should lay up to the bottom of the slope and play short iron. Be cautious: Sampson’s Bay beach is out-of-bounds and dangerous to walkers or dogs. There’s a tricky bunker just below the green on the right—often likened to a “black hole”—and coastal grass behind that can trap balls. A smart, conservative play here often secures par.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face7 strokes

Fart Face left the hole empty-handed, turning the next stretch into an immediate test of response. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A spectacular short par‑4 with the potential to derail a good score if you’re not fully dialed in. Big hitters might try to drive the green; others should lay up to the bottom of the slope and play short iron. Be cautious: Sampson’s Bay beach is out-of-bounds and dangerous to walkers or dogs. There’s a tricky bunker just below the green on the right—often likened to a “black hole”—and coastal grass behind that can trap balls. A smart, conservative play here often secures par.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 15
Hole 12 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

A spectacular short par‑4 with the potential to derail a good score if you’re not fully dialed in. Big hitters might try to drive the green; others should lay up to the bottom of the slope and play short iron. Be cautious: Sampson’s Bay beach is out-of-bounds and dangerous to walkers or dogs. There’s a tricky bunker just below the green on the right—often likened to a “black hole”—and coastal grass behind that can trap balls. A smart, conservative play here often secures par.

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Elsewhere in the field
A costly hole 10 Test Chump 8 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 8 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to a spectacular short par‑4 with the potential to derail a good score if you’re not fully dialed in. Big hitters might try to drive the green; others should lay up to the bottom of the slope and play short iron. Be cautious: Sampson’s Bay beach is out-of-bounds and dangerous to walkers or dogs. There’s a tricky bunker just below the green on the right—often likened to a “black hole”—and coastal grass behind that can trap balls. A smart, conservative play here often secures par.

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Hole 13

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face found no reward here, making the next hole immediately important on one of the most scenic outlooks in the UK—take a moment to absorb it before teeing off. The steep drop to the bowl‑shaped green makes club selection tricky, especially in wind. As elsewhere, an extra club often yields better results. The green’s depression and surrounding dunes reward the thoughtful play.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face6 strokes

Fart Face left the hole empty-handed, turning the next stretch into an immediate test of response. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: One of the most scenic outlooks in the UK—take a moment to absorb it before teeing off. The steep drop to the bowl‑shaped green makes club selection tricky, especially in wind. As elsewhere, an extra club often yields better results. The green’s depression and surrounding dunes reward the thoughtful play.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 13
Hole 13 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Signature Hole

One of the most scenic outlooks in the UK—take a moment to absorb it before teeing off. The steep drop to the bowl‑shaped green makes club selection tricky, especially in wind. As elsewhere, an extra club often yields better results. The green’s depression and surrounding dunes reward the thoughtful play.

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A costly hole 10 Test Chump 7 strokes No points 0pts

Test Chump returned 7 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to one of the most scenic outlooks in the UK—take a moment to absorb it before teeing off. The steep drop to the bowl‑shaped green makes club selection tricky, especially in wind. As elsewhere, an extra club often yields better results. The green’s depression and surrounding dunes reward the thoughtful play.

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Hole 14

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face found a valuable three-point return on often the toughest hole on the course for men—especially into a headwind. The carry is longer the further left you go, so over or slightly right of the marker offers safer play. Ladies play from atop the dunes, but the second shot is the defining test: out‑of‑bounds lurks left and beyond the green, plus fairway bunkers and three guarding the green. A par here will feel like a victory.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face3 pts

Fart Face produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Often the toughest hole on the course for men—especially into a headwind. The carry is longer the further left you go, so over or slightly right of the marker offers safer play. Ladies play from atop the dunes, but the second shot is the defining test: out‑of‑bounds lurks left and beyond the green, plus fairway bunkers and three guarding the green. A par here will feel like a victory.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 1
Hole 14 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

Often the toughest hole on the course for men—especially into a headwind. The carry is longer the further left you go, so over or slightly right of the marker offers safer play. Ladies play from atop the dunes, but the second shot is the defining test: out‑of‑bounds lurks left and beyond the green, plus fairway bunkers and three guarding the green. A par here will feel like a victory.

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Hole 15

Test Chump sets the pace

Test Chump found a valuable three-point return on a classic links hole sans bunkers, but defined by its pronounced undulation—especially striking in the low light sunset. A tee shot left‑centre sets up the best angle into a long, elevated green. Protected by steep coastal mounds, it’s smart to lay up if you still have more than a short iron—and attack with a chip and putt rather than try to run it all the way.

HCP 10 Player of this holeTest Chump3 pts

Test Chump produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A classic links hole sans bunkers, but defined by its pronounced undulation—especially striking in the low light sunset. A tee shot left‑centre sets up the best angle into a long, elevated green. Protected by steep coastal mounds, it’s smart to lay up if you still have more than a short iron—and attack with a chip and putt rather than try to run it all the way.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 3
Hole 15 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

A classic links hole sans bunkers, but defined by its pronounced undulation—especially striking in the low light sunset. A tee shot left‑centre sets up the best angle into a long, elevated green. Protected by steep coastal mounds, it’s smart to lay up if you still have more than a short iron—and attack with a chip and putt rather than try to run it all the way.

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Hole 16

Test Chump sets the pace

Test Chump limited the damage and kept the round alive on though shorter, this hole hinges on your approach. Too far right off the tee and the green may be obscured by terrain. A fade just left of the marker is ideal. A large bunker looms in front of the green, with additional traps on both sides and out of bounds behind. Hitting the centre of the green is the wise play regardless of pin location.

HCP 10 Player of this holeTest Chump1 pts

Test Chump came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Though shorter, this hole hinges on your approach. Too far right off the tee and the green may be obscured by terrain. A fade just left of the marker is ideal. A large bunker looms in front of the green, with additional traps on both sides and out of bounds behind. Hitting the centre of the green is the wise play regardless of pin location.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 17
Hole 16 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

Though shorter, this hole hinges on your approach. Too far right off the tee and the green may be obscured by terrain. A fade just left of the marker is ideal. A large bunker looms in front of the green, with additional traps on both sides and out of bounds behind. Hitting the centre of the green is the wise play regardless of pin location.

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A costly hole FF20 Fart Face 7 strokes No points 0pts

Fart Face returned 7 strokes · No points for 0 Stableford points. The course asks players to though shorter, this hole hinges on your approach. Too far right off the tee and the green may be obscured by terrain. A fade just left of the marker is ideal. A large bunker looms in front of the green, with additional traps on both sides and out of bounds behind. Hitting the centre of the green is the wise play regardless of pin location.

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Hole 17

Fart Face sets the pace

Fart Face limited the damage and kept the round alive on a true par‑5. Strong players might attempt the “tiger line” over the gorse marker with a slight fade to reach the green in two. But the fairway is flanked by thick gorse and vegetation, making careful placement essential. Second shots are best played to the right side of the fairway to give an angle. The green is split‑level, surrounded by heather and trees, with a horseshoe‑burn guarding the front—accuracy on the approach is critical.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face1 pts

Fart Face came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A true par‑5. Strong players might attempt the “tiger line” over the gorse marker with a slight fade to reach the green in two. But the fairway is flanked by thick gorse and vegetation, making careful placement essential. Second shots are best played to the right side of the fairway to give an angle. The green is split‑level, surrounded by heather and trees, with a horseshoe‑burn guarding the front—accuracy on the approach is critical.

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From the event gallery
Course hole Par 5 · SI 7
Hole 17 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

A true par‑5. Strong players might attempt the “tiger line” over the gorse marker with a slight fade to reach the green in two. But the fairway is flanked by thick gorse and vegetation, making careful placement essential. Second shots are best played to the right side of the fairway to give an angle. The green is split‑level, surrounded by heather and trees, with a horseshoe‑burn guarding the front—accuracy on the approach is critical.

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Elsewhere in the field
Part of the story 10 Test Chump 7 strokes Nett bogey 1pts

Test Chump returned 7 strokes · Nett bogey for 1 Stableford point. The course asks players to a true par‑5. Strong players might attempt the “tiger line” over the gorse marker with a slight fade to reach the green in two. But the fairway is flanked by thick gorse and vegetation, making careful placement essential. Second shots are best played to the right side of the fairway to give an angle. The green is split‑level, surrounded by heather and trees, with a horseshoe‑burn guarding the front—accuracy on the approach is critical.

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The finish

Fart Face brings the round home

The scorecards closed, the competitions settled and the final order became clear.

FFHCP 20 Player of this holeFart Face3 pts

Fart Face produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: An excellent finishing hole. Hidden fairway bunkers lie left and gorse right from the tee. You are framed by the Moelwyns in the distance; players can choose a safer fade toward Moelwyn Mawr or a more aggressive draw starting right of Moelwyn Bach. The green slopes sharply front to back and is guarded by bunkers on either side. Playing short to the front centre is the prudent line—and leaves an uphill putt and a chance to celebrate with birdie at the 19th.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 9
Hole 18 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Finisher

An excellent finishing hole. Hidden fairway bunkers lie left and gorse right from the tee. You are framed by the Moelwyns in the distance; players can choose a safer fade toward Moelwyn Mawr or a more aggressive draw starting right of Moelwyn Bach. The green slopes sharply front to back and is guarded by bunkers on either side. Playing short to the front centre is the prudent line—and leaves an uphill putt and a chance to celebrate with birdie at the 19th.

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At the finish

The back nine, reviewed

The closing nine settled the round, revealing who sustained their challenge and who found momentum when it mattered most.

Across the field Every player had a back-nine race of their own

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Hole Performance
Hole Name Par Avg Gross Avg Points Blobs Pick Ups Scores
1 4 5.0 2.0 0 0 2
2 3 3.5 2.0 0 0 2
3 5 8.0 0.5 0 0 2
4 4 6.5 1.5 0 0 2
5 4 7.5 0.0 0 0 2
6 3 6.0 0.0 0 0 2
7 5 6.0 1.5 0 0 2
8 5 7.5 0.5 0 1 2
9 3 6.0 0.5 0 0 2
10 4 6.0 0.5 0 0 2
11 3 5.0 1.0 0 0 2
12 4 7.5 0.0 0 0 2
13 3 6.5 0.0 0 0 2
14 4 6.5 1.5 0 0 2
15 4 6.0 1.5 0 0 2
16 4 6.0 0.5 0 0 2
17 5 7.0 1.0 0 0 2
18 4 5.5 1.5 0 0 2