ROUND 1 REVIEW

Con & War: Round 1

ROUND 1

At the picturesque Panshanger Golf Complex, War set the bar with a 31-point haul, outpacing the field to clinch the opening and only round of the Con & War trip. Meanwhile, Con (James) dazzled with the day’s best gross score of 103 — proving that in golf, it’s possible to steal the show without exactly stealing the trophy.

Con & War Panshanger Golf Complex 21 Jul 2026 First tee 10:15
Round Story

War Claims Round 1 Glory at Panshanger With 31 Stableford Points

At the picturesque Panshanger Golf Complex, War set the bar with a 31-point haul, outpacing the field to clinch the opening and only round of the Con & War trip. Meanwhile, Con (James) dazzled with the day’s best gross score of 103 — proving that in golf, it’s possible to steal the show without exactly stealing the trophy.

War’s Winning Ways

War triumphed in Round 1, cruising to top spot with a sturdy 31 Stableford points. While the scorecard may show six bogeys—a flattering nod to the course’s challenges—War’s consistency and steady play ensured the clubhouse lead remained firmly in hand. There was no dramatic sneaky birdies here, just solid golf that paid dividends.

Con (James) Sets the Gross Gold Standard

Con (James) may have missed out on the Stableford crown, but the fine gross score of 103 made sure this competitor wasn’t just playing second fiddle. Early form was evident as Con (James) led through the first six holes and grabbed the first checkpoint on eight points after a mere three holes. Despite enduring double-bogey or worse ten times—slightly less enviable than it sounds—the effort showcased notable resilience and kept the leaderboard interesting.

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 War
War 1st place
Round winner

War seals the round

War finished on 31 Stableford points to take the round.

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02 War
War 3 points
Scoring spark · Hole 4

War banks 3 points

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

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03 Con (James)
Con (James) +3 points
The response · Hole 17

Con (James) answers immediately

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

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04 War
War +1 places
A move through the field · Hole 6

War surges up the standings

Hole 6 moved War 1 place, from 2nd to 1st.

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Event Leaderboard

Stableford Championship

Scoring: Stableford · Tie break: Countback over last 6 · Handicaps as of 21 Jul 2026

Pos Photo Player Card HCP Through Out In Pts Gross 1 Par 4 · SI 2 2 Par 4 · SI 14 3 Par 5 · SI 8 4 Par 3 · SI 10 5 Par 5 · SI 16 6 Par 4 · SI 4 7 Par 4 · SI 6 8 Par 4 · SI 18 9 Par 3 · SI 12 10 Par 4 · SI 1 11 Par 3 · SI 15 12 Par 4 · SI 3 13 Par 4 · SI 13 14 Par 3 · SI 17 15 Par 4 · SI 7 16 Par 5 · SI 5 17 Par 4 · SI 9 18 Par 5 · SI 11
1st War War WarThrough 18 Card 26 18 18pts49gross 13pts56gross 31 105 7 1 pts 5 2 pts 7 2 pts 3 3 pts 7 1 pts 5 3 pts 5 3 pts 5 2 pts 5 1 pts 6 2 pts 3 3 pts 7 1 pts 8 0 pts 4 2 pts 5 3 pts 8 1 pts 8 0 pts 7 1 pts
2nd Con (James) Con (James) Con (James)Through 18 Card 21 18 15pts49gross 12pts54gross 27 103 6 2 pts 4 3 pts 5 3 pts 4 2 pts 6 2 pts 7 0 pts 7 0 pts 5 2 pts 5 1 pts 7 1 pts 4 2 pts 6 2 pts 6 1 pts 4 2 pts 6 1 pts 9 0 pts 4 3 pts 8 0 pts
RET Player retired WD Player withdrawn NR No return DQ Disqualified
Event rule: remaining holes are completed using net double bogey.
Hole 1

Scorecard moment

Con (James) took a steady two points from the hole on from the yellow tees measuring approximately 377 yards (377 yd), this opening hole demanded thoughtful placement off the tee. The fairway may appear tight due to trees jutting into view, but there’s significantly more room on the left than it initially looks. A tee shot down the left allows the ball to feed right toward the center, avoiding fairway bunkers. The green is approachable and provides a confidence‑building start to the round.

HCP 21 Player of this holeCon (James)2 pts

Con (James) banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: From the yellow tees measuring approximately 377 yards (377 yd), this opening hole demanded thoughtful placement off the tee. The fairway may appear tight due to trees jutting into view, but there’s significantly more room on the left than it initially looks. A tee shot down the left allows the ball to feed right toward the center, avoiding fairway bunkers. The green is approachable and provides a confidence‑building start to the round.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 2
Hole 1 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Settler

From the yellow tees measuring approximately 377 yards (377 yd), this opening hole demands thoughtful placement off the tee. The fairway may appear tight due to trees jutting into view, but there’s significantly more room on the left than it initially looks. A tee shot down the left allows the ball to feed right toward the center, avoiding fairway bunkers. The green is approachable and provides a confidence‑building start to the round.

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Scorecard moment
War’s first hole teased with a tough tree-lined fairway and slopes that seem to conspire against stray shots. A nett bogey here set a humble opening tone.
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Hole 2

Big points banked

Stableford Championship belonged to War.

HCP 21 Hole standoutCon (James)3 pts

Con (James) produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This shortish par‑4 spans about 300 yards from the yellow tees. The key is distance control; if you get too close to the green on your tee shot, you risk interference from trees and a guarding bunker. From the yellow tees, aim right of a tree, playing cautiously toward the target. A precise mid‑iron or hybrid leaves a manageable second shot.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 14
Hole 2 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

This shortish par‑4 spans about 300 yards from the yellow tees. The key is distance control; if you get too close to the green on your tee shot, you risk interference from trees and a guarding bunker. From the yellow tees, aim right of a tree, playing cautiously toward the target. A precise mid‑iron or hybrid leaves a manageable second shot.

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The spark arrived
On a risk-and-reward par 4 with guarded bunkers and light tree cover, War gathered two points, a confident reply after the opening hiccup.
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Hole 3

Big points banked

Con (James) found a valuable three-point return on measuring roughly 478 yards, this long par‑5 may play even longer than its yardage suggests. It asks for distance and strategy off the tee, followed by a careful layup or aggressive second depending on confidence. The two‑tiered green requires players to choose club wisely; if the flag sits back, extra club is essential to hold the putting surface.

HCP 21 Hole standoutCon (James)3 pts

Con (James) produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Measuring roughly 478 yards, this long par‑5 may play even longer than its yardage suggests. It asks for distance and strategy off the tee, followed by a careful layup or aggressive second depending on confidence. The two‑tiered green requires players to choose club wisely; if the flag sits back, extra club is essential to hold the putting surface.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 8
Hole 3 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

Measuring roughly 478 yards, this long par‑5 may play even longer than its yardage suggests. It asks for distance and strategy off the tee, followed by a careful layup or aggressive second depending on confidence. The two‑tiered green requires players to choose club wisely; if the flag sits back, extra club is essential to hold the putting surface.

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Hole 4

Big points banked

War found a valuable three-point return on this deceptively simple par‑3, at around 176 yards, features the only water hazard on the outward nine and three bunkers guarding the green. While the water is right short of the green, plenty of safe space lies beyond it; in doubt, it's better to err long than short.

HCP 26 Hole standoutWar3 pts

War produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This deceptively simple par‑3, at around 176 yards, features the only water hazard on the outward nine and three bunkers guarding the green. While the water is right short of the green, plenty of safe space lies beyond it; in doubt, it's better to err long than short.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 10
Hole 4 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

This deceptively simple par‑3, at around 176 yards, features the only water hazard on the outward nine and three bunkers guarding the green. While the water is right short of the green, plenty of safe space lies beyond it; in doubt, it's better to err long than short.

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Hole 5

Con (James) sets the pace

Con (James) took a steady two points from the hole on the fairway is bisected by a prominent pine tree mid‑way. Staying left off the tee opens the course and offers a realistic chance to reach the green in two for longer hitters. If you drift right, the tree may block your path or guide your second toward the fairway bunker.

HCP 21 Player of this holeCon (James)2 pts

Con (James) banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: The fairway is bisected by a prominent pine tree mid‑way. Staying left off the tee opens the course and offers a realistic chance to reach the green in two for longer hitters. If you drift right, the tree may block your path or guide your second toward the fairway bunker.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 16
Hole 5 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

The fairway is bisected by a prominent pine tree mid‑way. Staying left off the tee opens the course and offers a realistic chance to reach the green in two for longer hitters. If you drift right, the tree may block your path or guide your second toward the fairway bunker.

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Part of the story 26 War 7 strokes Nett bogey 1pts

War returned 7 strokes · Nett bogey for 1 Stableford point. The course asks players to the fairway is bisected by a prominent pine tree mid‑way. Staying left off the tee opens the course and offers a realistic chance to reach the green in two for longer hitters. If you drift right, the tree may block your path or guide your second toward the fairway bunker.

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Hole 6

War takes the lead

War climbed 1 places to 1 in Stableford Championship. At around 375 yards, this slight dogleg left plays uphill into a well‑protected green. There’s more space to the right of the fairway than meets the eye, though fairway bunkers and out‑of‑bounds lurk there. A tee placed on the left still yields a playable approach, though it’s more demanding. Don't forget to account for the uphill elevation when choosing clubs.

HCP 26 Hole standoutWar1st · 3 pts

War produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: At around 375 yards, this slight dogleg left plays uphill into a well‑protected green. There’s more space to the right of the fairway than meets the eye, though fairway bunkers and out‑of‑bounds lurk there. A tee placed on the left still yields a playable approach, though it’s more demanding. Don't forget to account for the uphill elevation when choosing clubs. That return moved War up 1 place in Stableford Championship.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 4
Hole 6 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Precision Hole

At around 375 yards, this slight dogleg left plays uphill into a well‑protected green. There’s more space to the right of the fairway than meets the eye, though fairway bunkers and out‑of‑bounds lurk there. A tee placed on the left still yields a playable approach, though it’s more demanding. Don't forget to account for the uphill elevation when choosing clubs.

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A test of character
The uphill dogleg left at six posed a stern challenge with well-protected greens and lurking bunkers, a triple bogey moment putting resilience to the test.
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SURGE · Stableford Championship · Hole 6 War takes the lead From 2nd to 1st after Hole 6. 2nd1st View race
Hole 7

Kept the card moving

Con (James) dropped 1 places to 2 in Stableford Championship. This hole plays around 347 yards from the yellow tees, and club selection off the tee hinges on the pin position. A longer drive may help reach short of the green when the hole location is rearward, but beware: out‑of‑bounds on the right and bunkers on the left create a narrow corridor. The green is one of the most undulating on the course, sloping front‑to‑back, and any approach near the front pin on a firm green can leave a real test.

HCP 26 Hole standoutWar2nd · 3 pts

War produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This hole plays around 347 yards from the yellow tees, and club selection off the tee hinges on the pin position. A longer drive may help reach short of the green when the hole location is rearward, but beware: out‑of‑bounds on the right and bunkers on the left create a narrow corridor. The green is one of the most undulating on the course, sloping front‑to‑back, and any approach near the front pin on a firm green can leave a real test.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 6
Hole 7 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Precision Hole

This hole plays around 347 yards from the yellow tees, and club selection off the tee hinges on the pin position. A longer drive may help reach short of the green when the hole location is rearward, but beware: out‑of‑bounds on the right and bunkers on the left create a narrow corridor. The green is one of the most undulating on the course, sloping front‑to‑back, and any approach near the front pin on a firm green can leave a real test.

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A test of character
This medium par-4’s intricate slopes and hazards showed their teeth, denying points and demanding patience from Con amid a tough stretch.
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CLANGER · Stableford Championship · Hole 7 Con (James) loses top spot From 1st to 2nd after Hole 7. 1st2nd View race
Hole 8

Kept the card moving

Con (James) took a steady two points from the hole on this inviting short par‑4 of about 316 yards often sees tees and fairways commingled in summer, leading to predictable roll‑out shots. The green slopes front‑to‑back and can play firm when dry, making high‑flighting your approach essential to stop close to the pin.

HCP 21 Hole standoutCon (James)2 pts

Con (James) banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This inviting short par‑4 of about 316 yards often sees tees and fairways commingled in summer, leading to predictable roll‑out shots. The green slopes front‑to‑back and can play firm when dry, making high‑flighting your approach essential to stop close to the pin.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 18
Hole 8 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

This inviting short par‑4 of about 316 yards often sees tees and fairways commingled in summer, leading to predictable roll‑out shots. The green slopes front‑to‑back and can play firm when dry, making high‑flighting your approach essential to stop close to the pin.

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Part of the story 26 War 5 strokes Nett par 2pts

War returned 5 strokes · Nett par for 2 Stableford points. The course asks players to this inviting short par‑4 of about 316 yards often sees tees and fairways commingled in summer, leading to predictable roll‑out shots. The green slopes front‑to‑back and can play firm when dry, making high‑flighting your approach essential to stop close to the pin.

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At the turn

Con (James) reaches the turn in the story

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

HCP 21 Player of this holeCon (James)1 pts

Con (James) came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Despite being the shortest par‑3 at approximately 151 yards, this is arguably the most difficult. You’re targeting a slim elevated green atop a steep bank, surrounded by pronounced slopes. A bogey here often feels like a par, given its demanding contours.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 12
Hole 9 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Precision Hole

Despite being the shortest par‑3 at approximately 151 yards, this is arguably the most difficult. You’re targeting a slim elevated green atop a steep bank, surrounded by pronounced slopes. A bogey here often feels like a par, given its demanding contours.

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Part of the story 26 War 5 strokes Nett bogey 1pts

War returned 5 strokes · Nett bogey for 1 Stableford point. The course asks players to despite being the shortest par‑3 at approximately 151 yards, this is arguably the most difficult. You’re targeting a slim elevated green atop a steep bank, surrounded by pronounced slopes. A bogey here often feels like a par, given its demanding contours.

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At the turn

The front nine, reviewed

Con (James) headed the field early, toppling the leaderboard through holes 3 and 6, but at the turn, War nudged ahead with 18 points. From there, War maintained the momentum, steadily extending the lead through 12 and 15 holes, eventually setting an imposing clubhouse target at 31 points. Clearly, the back nine wasn’t just a Sunday stroll; it shaped the day’s outcome in no uncertain terms.

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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

Scorecard moment

War took a steady two points from the hole on the hardest hole on the course, this long par‑4 of roughly 453 yards begins with a wide fairway that starts uphill but quickly transitions downhill. From the fairway bunker, the slope drops off, leaving a tricky approach into a green with a narrow entrance. Players may opt to lay up rather than risk the hazards near the green.

HCP 26 Player of this holeWar2 pts

War banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: The hardest hole on the course, this long par‑4 of roughly 453 yards begins with a wide fairway that starts uphill but quickly transitions downhill. From the fairway bunker, the slope drops off, leaving a tricky approach into a green with a narrow entrance. Players may opt to lay up rather than risk the hazards near the green.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 1
Hole 10 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

The hardest hole on the course, this long par‑4 of roughly 453 yards begins with a wide fairway that starts uphill but quickly transitions downhill. From the fairway bunker, the slope drops off, leaving a tricky approach into a green with a narrow entrance. Players may opt to lay up rather than risk the hazards near the green.

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Scorecard moment
The longest and toughest par-4 tenth offered a stern uphill then downhill test, costing strokes but earning a solitary point and providing the opportunity to regroup.
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Hole 11

Big points banked

War found a valuable three-point return on a straightforward par‑3 of about 170 yards, it features bunkers to either side of the green. Wind often plays a factor, so adding a club or two could save a stroke.

HCP 26 Hole standoutWar3 pts

War produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A straightforward par‑3 of about 170 yards, it features bunkers to either side of the green. Wind often plays a factor, so adding a club or two could save a stroke.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 15
Hole 11 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

A straightforward par‑3 of about 170 yards, it features bunkers to either side of the green. Wind often plays a factor, so adding a club or two could save a stroke.

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Kept the card moving
Con found the scoring chance on the par-3 eleventh, saving two points amid bunkers flanking the green and the usual breezy challenge.
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Hole 12

Con (James) sets the pace

Con (James) took a steady two points from the hole on this sharp dogleg-left requires a measured tee shot that must battle a fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A fairway bunker isn’t the worst spot from the tee. From there, a downhill approach into a front‑to‑back sloping green suggests keeping the ball short to avoid rolling off the back.

HCP 21 Player of this holeCon (James)2 pts

Con (James) banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This sharp dogleg-left requires a measured tee shot that must battle a fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A fairway bunker isn’t the worst spot from the tee. From there, a downhill approach into a front‑to‑back sloping green suggests keeping the ball short to avoid rolling off the back.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 3
Hole 12 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Card Wrecker

This sharp dogleg-left requires a measured tee shot that must battle a fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A fairway bunker isn’t the worst spot from the tee. From there, a downhill approach into a front‑to‑back sloping green suggests keeping the ball short to avoid rolling off the back.

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Part of the story 26 War 7 strokes Nett bogey 1pts

War returned 7 strokes · Nett bogey for 1 Stableford point. The course asks players to this sharp dogleg-left requires a measured tee shot that must battle a fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A fairway bunker isn’t the worst spot from the tee. From there, a downhill approach into a front‑to‑back sloping green suggests keeping the ball short to avoid rolling off the back.

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Hole 13

A test of character

Con (James) limited the damage and kept the round alive on a short par‑4 of around 295 yards gives big hitters a chance to drive the ball over a hollow to the right. Those who cannot reach should aim left, creating a flatter lie and shorter second shot.

HCP 21 Player of this holeCon (James)1 pts

Con (James) 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 short par‑4 of around 295 yards gives big hitters a chance to drive the ball over a hollow to the right. Those who cannot reach should aim left, creating a flatter lie and shorter second shot.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 13
Hole 13 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

A short par‑4 of around 295 yards gives big hitters a chance to drive the ball over a hollow to the right. Those who cannot reach should aim left, creating a flatter lie and shorter second shot.

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A test of character
The short par 4 with a hollow on the right got the better of War, inflicting a costly 4-over-par with no stableford reward.
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Hole 14

Kept the card moving

Con (James) took a steady two points from the hole on a downhill par‑3 measuring about 161 yards plays shorter than the yardage suggests. The key is avoiding left or long miss‑hits; shots that stray short or right often find the green naturally.

HCP 21 Hole standoutCon (James)2 pts

Con (James) banked two useful points and moved on without surrendering ground. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A downhill par‑3 measuring about 161 yards plays shorter than the yardage suggests. The key is avoiding left or long miss‑hits; shots that stray short or right often find the green naturally.

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Course hole Par 3 · SI 17
Hole 14 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Scoring Chance

A downhill par‑3 measuring about 161 yards plays shorter than the yardage suggests. The key is avoiding left or long miss‑hits; shots that stray short or right often find the green naturally.

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Part of the story 26 War 4 strokes Nett par 2pts

War returned 4 strokes · Nett par for 2 Stableford points. The course asks players to a downhill par‑3 measuring about 161 yards plays shorter than the yardage suggests. The key is avoiding left or long miss‑hits; shots that stray short or right often find the green naturally.

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Hole 15

Big points banked

War found a valuable three-point return on keeping your drive up the left is critical, as the fairway slopes toward three bunkers or, worse, into trees. A greenside bunker on the right demanded you take extra club for rear‑pin positions.

HCP 26 Hole standoutWar3 pts

War produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: Keeping your drive up the left is critical, as the fairway slopes toward three bunkers or, worse, into trees. A greenside bunker on the right demanded you take extra club for rear‑pin positions.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 7
Hole 15 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Birdie Chance

Keeping your drive up the left is critical, as the fairway slopes toward three bunkers or, worse, into trees. A greenside bunker on the right demands you take extra club for rear‑pin positions.

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Hole 16

A test of character

War limited the damage and kept the round alive on this uphill, dogleg‑left par‑5 of approximately 514 yards plays longer than its number, with fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A tee that starts left should release toward the center, leaving a better second shot. The two‑tiered green penalises misjudgement; back‑flag requires plenty of club.

HCP 26 Player of this holeWar1 pts

War came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This uphill, dogleg‑left par‑5 of approximately 514 yards plays longer than its number, with fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A tee that starts left should release toward the center, leaving a better second shot. The two‑tiered green penalises misjudgement; back‑flag requires plenty of club.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 5
Hole 16 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Precision Hole

This uphill, dogleg‑left par‑5 of approximately 514 yards plays longer than its number, with fairway sloping left‑to‑right. A tee that starts left should release toward the center, leaving a better second shot. The two‑tiered green penalises misjudgement; back‑flag requires plenty of club.

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A test of character
The long uphill dogleg-left par-5 sixteenth demanded extra club and nerves of steel, leading to a tough four-over-par moment on a hole that punishes nearly all comers.
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Hole 17

Big points banked

Con (James) found a valuable three-point return on a visually intimidating tee shot that seems to demand threading through trees; instead, players should aim to carry the left‑hand trees, as the fairway slopes right. The fairway dips before the green. At roughly 322 yards, a 240‑yard drive sets up the best angle. Be cautious on approach: the deepest bunker on the course guards the right side of the green.

HCP 21 Hole standoutCon (James)3 pts

Con (James) produced a timely three-point return, adding momentum without forcing the issue. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: A visually intimidating tee shot that seems to demand threading through trees; instead, players should aim to carry the left‑hand trees, as the fairway slopes right. The fairway dips before the green. At roughly 322 yards, a 240‑yard drive sets up the best angle. Be cautious on approach: the deepest bunker on the course guards the right side of the green.

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Course hole Par 4 · SI 9
Hole 17 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Risk & Reward Hole

A visually intimidating tee shot that seems to demand threading through trees; instead, players should aim to carry the left‑hand trees, as the fairway slopes right. The fairway dips before the green. At roughly 322 yards, a 240‑yard drive sets up the best angle. Be cautious on approach: the deepest bunker on the course guards the right side of the green.

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A test of character
A visually intimidating tee shot and a dip before the green saw War suffer another expensive stumble, marking a difficult juncture in the round.
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The finish

War brings the round home

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

HCP 26 Player of this holeWar1 pts

War came away with a single point, limiting the damage on a hole that offered little margin. These reviewed course details when writing Round Story: This finishing hole resembles Hole 3 with a right‑to‑left sloping fairway from about 200 yards out. If you can't reach in two, laying up between 120–150 yards leaves a flatter lie for your third. Avoid the large bunker short and left of the green by taking the correct distance.

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Course hole Par 5 · SI 11
Hole 18 Hazards Discover the course
Course intelligence The Finisher

This finishing hole resembles Hole 3 with a right‑to‑left sloping fairway from about 200 yards out. If you can't reach in two, laying up between 120–150 yards leaves a flatter lie for your third. Avoid the large bunker short and left of the green by taking the correct distance.

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A test of character
The finishing hole, a par-5 with a sloping fairway and guarding bunker, saw a costly double bogey as Panshanger exacted one last toll before the clubhouse door.
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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.

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Hole Performance
Hole Name Par Avg Gross Avg Points Blobs Pick Ups Scores
1 4 6.5 1.5 0 0 2
2 4 4.5 2.5 0 0 2
3 5 6.0 2.5 0 0 2
4 3 3.5 2.5 0 0 2
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