First place AKHIL AGGARWAL, Second place DAN JAVIER, Third place VALMA YOLANDA
SKILL PRIZES:
TOM GRACE Low puts, SHAWN BERG first birdie, VELMA YOLANDA & JANE FINNIE first par HC ≥30
HIGH LIGHTS: (the Thomas Report)
Jakarta Interleague Report
Great day for Tee Set as we scored a lopsided win over Cloggies. The 8-2 tally pushed us into a tie for second in the JIL standings. Well done!
Simon 1 up Shawn 4&3 Geoff/Sam 3&1 Dave/Jeff 3&1 Jude/Arnold down 3&2
Highlights – a mix of Tee Set and JIL
A wonderful day for golf after weeks of late afternoon rain interference.
Steven Vette came through with possibly the highlight of the year by acing #14. HIO’s are very rare – hats off to Steve!
Simon Reynolds and Hitoshi carded 3 birdies each in the heat of JIL competition. When these guys get hot it’s like watching the pros!
Sami Kekonen – the human highlight reel – crushed a drive deep into the jungle only to have bounce out. He calmly stuck his iron to 6 feet and sank the the birdie putt.
On the lowlight ledger: many matches were bogged down by slow play ahead. We need to start earlier or get the course officials to move things along or put a timer on every slow putter or all three. 5-1/2 hours is unfair, frustrating and ultimately unacceptable. Nobody likes finishing in the dark.
PHOTO GALLERY:
HOLE IN ONE on hole 14 CONGRATULATIONS !!!
STEVEN VETTE
WORLD CUP 2022
So far we have 24 teams but still need 3 more players – see list below.
3rd July at RIVERSIDE, 4 man team, one score card score the three best net on each hole, the team with the lowest net score for the team is the winner.
There will be prizes for Best Dressed Team, Best decorated cart,
update teams registered for World Cup on July 3:
BEAUTY & THE BEAST
Bruce Smart (Capt)
Alastair Livingston
Mark Johnson
Mike Webb
BLENDED WHISKEY
Roger Finnie (Capt)
Douglas McQuarter
Douglas Ure
Hitoshi Maruyama
CANADA
John Brown (Capt)
Colin Sifton
Nana Sari Dewi
Sarah Brown
DELTA FORCE
Emiliano Marcelo (Capt)
Dan Javier
Marcelo de Jesus
Rickey Leuterio
GARUDA
Simon Reynolds (Capt)
Bobby Cangkrama
Prasetyo Sutowo
Randy Albert
GB TEAM
David Moore (Capt)
Alex MacGregor
Dave Prosser
Mark Aitken
GERMANY
Axel Hertzke (Capt)
Joachim Overberg
Philip Schaferdeck
Ralf Schmitt
INDIAN CHIEFS
Gaurav Shirke (Capt)
Subash Adwani
Tribhuvan Singh
Vijay Sarashetti
RORO DJONGGRANG
Sandra Novita (Capt)
Yessy Ayu
Hanny Mulenga
Inggit Glass
LONDE
Jeremy Oberoi (Capt)
Divya Ahuja
Srivinas Murty
Holger Molendyk
MALAYSIA
Jude Alexander (Capt)
Han Peng Cheng
Indar Dhaliwal
Terence Martin
MEN AT WORK
Craig Edwards (Capt)
Craig Ewers
Wayne Rideout
Ben Burgess
PINOY STRIKER
Ronald Lim (Capt)
Albert Arcenas
Marvin Abao
Richie Tiblani
RED, WHITE, & BLUE
Richard Mau (Capt)
David Baglivo
Jeff Durham
RIO BAGAN
Robson Drummond (Capt)
Honey Maung
Koko NayHtut
Dan Swinburne
SOUTH AFRICA
Simon Lawton (Capt – cant find his name on mygolf2u)
George Baptiste
Jaco Zaayman
Corrie Lawton (cant find his name on mygolf2u)
SRIKANDI 1
Juju Juhaeriah (Capt)
Diana Budiarti
Hanny Nakai
Reysia Moore
SRIKANDI 2
Cucu Chandra (Capt)
Eli Seabrook
Jane Finnie
Riahana Ariestya
SRIKANDI 3
Rosie Tjaden
Velma Yolanda
Lia/Okkie
Ayu
THAI – SCOTT
Viboon Seeshan (Capt)
Nicholas Sharp
THE EH TEAM
Tom Grace (Capt)
Fernando Gaggino
Craig Stewart
Andrew Neale (cant find his name on mygolf2u)
AUSTRALIA A
AUSTRALIA B
NEXT WEEK :
MONTHLY MEDAL at Cengkareng game 2045
Thank you all for the great support this week and we look forward to seeing you all next Sunday.
The reason for low scores is that the game was suspended and only the first 12 holes were counted.
First Birdie
Hitoshi Maruyama
Low puts
Roger Finnie
NEXT WEEK:
Jakarta Inter League and Tee Set regular at Riverside Tee Off 12:00 noon. We need everyone to turn up for this event because Tee Set is on a ROLL. This could be our time in the sun.
Good morning JIL team! June JIL on tap this Sunday against the Cloggies at Riverside. They’ll have their finger in the dyke so a Tee Set tsunami might just float them. Please advise if you are available. Mkasih. Tom
Hole 4 at Riverside
WORLD CUP 2022: game # 2044
Good news is that we have 14 flights representing their countries. I note that Australia hasn’t submitted its team YET.
Registering for this event must be by contacting Ms Adhe with Name of Team, Name of Captain, names of other team members. This is our first attempt at registering a team event on Mygolf2u but that will not stop us from having a fun day. Please bring your flag and other distinguishing paraphernalia
HIGHLIGHTS :
THE THOMAS REPORT;
‘Slope’ – a golf course measure of difficulty. ‘Slope’ – a tricky change in elevation on fast greens. ‘Sloppy’ – a scorecard affected by rainy holes and OB markers. Yes, Jagorawi took a bite out of Tee Setters on Sunday. A gorgeous day turned to heavy rain resulting in truncated rounds for everyone. C’est la vie! (Note: Pre-start highlights included a French pronunciation lesson for Rosie.) Early spotlight was on Hitoshi’s birdie on #1 and Dean’s one-hop birdie on #2. Mid-round saw Roger build a Match Play lead over Michael big enough to win with six to play. Craig and Hitoshi will need a replay as the rain cut short their match. Après le déluge the Tee Setters inadvertently split into two groups that eventually joined up for prizes and announcements. Hitoshi’s smooooth whisky and lots of red wine and beer kept the postgame discussions from getting too analytical.
Never missed a weekend since 1983
I look forward to seeing you all next Sunday at Riverside.
Ezra 44 points, Cucu 42 points & Douglas 44 points.
Tom and Graham first Birdie on 2nd hole
Richard Low Gross 77
Farewell Timo Karonen
Welcome Back Graham & Siti
New Member Jeon Eunjae
NEXT WEEK : Jagowari game 2043 Regular White Tee Box
Jagowari Club HouseOld Course Hole 1 Index 1 par 5
HIGHLIGHTS:
Just as the skies cleared for D-Day on Jun 6 way back when, the sun came out and stayed with us on June 5 while many areas got plenty of rain. After elementary arithmetic was applied to the buggy issue, off we went on a course ripe for scoring – fairways in tip-top shape and consistent greens. Stableford points were in abundance as Gading Raya gave in to several great rounds. Ezra (Who needs a driver?) Alexander shot the best score of his life! Dougy McQuater tied Ezra’s gross by matching the best score of his life! These guys didn’t get much exercize. Cucu’s net 66 (including two birdies) and 42 points couldn’t equal the Best Evers. Richard Mau, still The Man at Gading Raya, had low gross.
Thanks must go to Tom, Cucu and Adhe for holding the fort while our President and Vice President were unable to participate. 🙏🏻
WORLD CUP :
This major event is coming on 3 July at Riverside. It is great to see so many already registered. To add a little something special, please bring along your national flag and some items of apparel to dazzle the crowd.
Sponsors for this event are urgently needed, so please donate anything at all, like stuff you no longer need and or you can get your hands on for the right price. Adhe will act as our go to for this.
Thank you all for your participation and making Tee Set the go to golfing society on Sunday afternoon.Never missed a weekend since 1983
I look forward to seeing you all at Jagowari next Sunday.
There were 17 players that came in with 75 net or better. That is a great result considering the condition after heavy rain. CONGRATULATIONS to US Tee Setters.
Winners.
Left to right. Bobby, Sami, Cucu & 2nd Claudio all with 69
1st Sami with net 69
3dr Bobby with 69 on count back
Low Puts
Ronald Lim with 29& Nick MacLean also 29 puts
First Sandy
Mark Johnson
Low Gross goes to Simon Reynolds he also featured in Match Play
First Birdie got to James Bistrow
NO PHOTO
Long Drive Shawn Berg with 255m
Long Drive Ladies Rosie Tjaden with 153m
Nearest the Pin goes to Viboon Seeshan with 5.55m
NEW MEMBERS:
Yukwang Park welcome to Tee Set
Leith Day & Andrew Mackin & Albert Arcenas OB
NEXT WEEK: GAME # 2041 2 GADING RAYA
HIGHLIGHTS:
Cenkareng giveth and Cengkareng taketh away. On the plus side a beautiful golfing day with the course in super shape despite the recent downpours. On the minus side the overbooked morning and/or general snail’s pace of play left many Tee Setters frustrated with some finishing in the dark. However, there was a variety of sparkling shots worth noting: Bobby Cangkrama birdied the first two holes the second of which when he sailed a chip into the jungle only to see it hit the pin and drop straight in. Sami ‘Bryson’ Kekonen used his trusty driver/wedge combo to reach a par5 but missed the eagle putt. Sally Deane, eyeing the setting sun, decided to hurry things up by stroking in a 16m putt. Center cut! Mark Johnson pulled out some of his short-game magic with a sandy par using his putter from the bunker. Bobby C. wasn’t finished .. on 18 he played a four (4!) skip water shot and converted the birdie. The legend grows.
MATCH PLAY 2022:
Match Play recap:
Juju over JP 3&2
Michael Seabrook over Diana 4&3
George/Viboon tied. TBA
Simon/Michael tied. TBA
GALLERY:
Once again, thank you all for joining us and maintaining our unbroken “never missed a weekend since 1983′
Please join us again next Sunday at Gading Raya. It would be much appreciated if you would register before Wednesday and last chance to elect a group will be Thursday afternoon.
One more thing that I want you to do is appoint one of your flight to be the scorer and enter the score after each hole. This will make the Leader Board more exciting and also take some of the load of Ms Adhe. ( Thank you Adhe for your great work)
Tee Set 7-3 over DOGS. Axel over Shawn 4&3 Adrian over Dougy 5&4 Mike/Jeff over John/Sarah 2&1 JP/Patrick 3&1 Arnold/Nick A/S
HIGHLIGHTS:
Super day for golf at Riverside. High overcast, no rain. A bit slow for reasons unknown but all’s well that ends well. Some outstanding performances and spectacular shot-making. Sami pulled a John Daly: drive/wedge/eagle. Axel (75) was awesome for the opposition and Adrian (77) almost as good. Both had best-evers and won their JIL matches. The Axel/Shawn/Adrian/Dougy fourball recorded 8 birdies. Patrick and JP hit their opponents with the old right/left combination and triumphed 3&1. The US of A (Mike and Jeff) bolstered the American presence in SE Asia with a 2&1 win. Nick and Arnold kept the DOGS at bay and finished all-square. Tee Set came out ahead against DOGS by a 7-3 count. A big thank you to those who threw their hats in the ring and helped notch an impressive ‘W’.
Contributed by Tom Grace
WORLD CUP 2022
At this early stage everything looks like another great event. I don’t see an Australian 🇦🇺team registered. There must be a couple of Ozies out there that can be competitive. If you haven’t done so please enter your team now.
NEXT WEEK: game 2041 Monthly Medal @ Cengkareng.
Thank you all for your great effort to bring Tee Set back to life.
Also a big thank you the George and the committee and of course Ms Adhe for their devotion to the administration of our events. 🙏🏻
Nick = 21stHitoshi =1stAndrew and Andy OB 2nd PlaceClaudio = 3rdDan = 3rd also sandy on #3TPS Low putts 27
WELCOME BACKS:
Chris Lever, Luis Martin, Mike Riggs, Randy OB
NEW MEMBERS:
Lia and Soren Benfeldt
TEE SET MATCH PLAY 2022
Kayla Graham 2 up over Tom Grace. Cucu Chandra and Velma Yolanda tied. To be replayed. Michael Seabrook and Diana Budiarti rained out. To be replayed.
HIGHLIGHTS:
With a huge development in progress all around it Kedaton continues to see improvements in grooming, greens, and fairway conditions. Tee Set arrived with a great 50+ contingent, broad nationality support, terrific turnout by the ladies, and several MP’s on tap. The skies opened up after 6 to 8 holes for most players but we sat it out and continued post deluge on the surprisingly playable course. The second downpour ended the round for some groups but others soldiered on and finished in the gloaming. MP results had Velma and Cucu all-square through 18; Michael and Diana rained out; Kayla 2-up over Tom including a short-putt birdie on Index 1 hole to end the round in style.
Afters @ TELAGA
After the rain soaked round Tee Setters joined the Wolfpack for a superb seafood dinner at Telaga Resto just minutes from Kedaton. Live band, great food variety, lively repartee – a super follow-up to golf. But wait, there’s more! Most of the crowd caravanned over to Rav’s lair and partied on. With Jeremy tending bar, Roger holding forth on topics of the day and the ladies wearing out the indoor putting mat, winding down lasted into the wee hours.
CHARITY:
Fiona Unity Foundation’ Charity Golf Tournament 2022 Date: June 3rd Time: 12 noon shotgun start. Place: Riverside golf course Bogor. One of the biggest charity tournaments of the year. A fantastic day with great prizes and giveaways. Our amazing sponsors make sure this is an event not to be missed. Please register now to secure you place: info@fionaunity.org mr.shydee@pascalbekaert
PHOTO GALLERY;
WORLD CUP 2022
Good news, We have 14 teams registered and we can always accommodate a few more. So register with Ms Adhe. Because it is a team event you will not be able to register on line at mg2u.
NEXT WEEK :
Jakarta Inter League at Riverside.
Tee Set will provide a team to the event and also conduct our regular Tee Set event. So please sign up on mg2u.
Richards Mau gross 72 even with the card. Congratulations Richard
Fantastic effort
First Place winner👍🏻
Richard Mau
42 points
Second Place ✌️
Leon Bivolaru
39 points
Third Place 🤟
Andrew Goode & Cucu
38 points
Low Gross
Richard Mau (already has prize) Andrew Deane (already has prize) Next best ???
72 80
First Eagle 🦅
None today
First Birdie🐥
Andrew Deane (OB)
first hole played #1💪
First Sandy🐪
Simon Oxley
first hole played #1🥇
Low putts
Mark Johnson Leon Bivolaru
29 putts
WELCOME BACK
Bill Lloyd Koko Nayhtut Max Sollfrank Sri Sollfrank Siti Fatimah Andrew Goode
🏄🏼♂️🛩🏖
FAREWELL
None this week
NEW MEMBERS
None this week
PHOTO GALLERY;
Top Row;
Richard Mau 1st Place from Cucu , Leon Bivolaru 2nd place, Andrew Goode & Cucu
Secon
Simon Oxley first Sandy, Mark Johnson & Leon Bivolaru Low Putts, Mark Johnson to make sure
WELCOME BACKS
Bill Lloyd
the return of the prodigal son.
After a long break filled with surfing and enjoying pleasures abroad, Bill Loyd joined looking refreshed, slim and well tanned.
Koko Nayhtut
Max Sollfrank &
Sri Sollfrank
Siti Fatimah –
Andrew Goode
HIGHLIGHTS :
almost cloudless and very hot
some rounds completed in under 4 hours
Richard Mau shot par 72 for 18 holes, which includes 3 birdies
Andrew Deane’s 2 birdies were offset by some lacklustre putting on the second nine. Sally, however, netted 72 to ensure the Deane family handicap will continue its downword trajectory.
NEXT WEEK
Game 2039 at KEDATON 850k starting at 11:30 from box 1 and 10
Thank you all for making Tee Set the place to go on Sunday afternoon. Never missed a weekend since 1983.
We look forward to welcoming you all at Kedaton next Sunday.
Nick Goodwin Nearly made the green on hole 3 par 4 292m
292
Medal Winner 🥇 Low net
Marcelo
64
Second place
Sally Deane
70
Third Place
Nick Goodwin
70
Low Gross
Simon Reynolds on count back
76
First Eagle
🦅
NA
First Birdie
🐥
NA
First Sandy
🐪
NA
LD Men
🏌️♂️ Simon Reynolds
250m
LD Ladies
🏌🏻♀️ Sally Deane
160m
NTP
🚩 Nick Goodwin
4m
WELCOME
Roger Thompson
2 years
FAREWELL
Geoff Thwaites for 6 weeks leave
NEW MEMBERS
Luis Martin Dean Merrilees + Ed Long
You are most welcome.
Top Row
Medal winner Marcelo, Second place Sally Dean, Third place Simon Reynolds
Middle Row
LD Men Simon Reynolds, LD Ladies Sally Dean, NTP Nick Goodwin
Bottom Row
Nick Goodwin massive drive, Welcome Back Roger Thompson, New members Luis Martin
Dean Merrilees with Ed Long OB
NEXT WEEK:
Gadding Raya regular game # 2038, 8 May at 12:00
HIGHLIGHTS:
Another great Tee Set event at Cengkareng! The course was in perfect condition, the weather hot and muggy, and the golfers in good spirits. Thanks to all for joining and your participation. What often makes a great day better is the company you keep, remembering the good, and forgetting the bad and the ugly!
Cucu led prize giving proceedings in commemoration of Kartini Day (21 April – woman’s emancipation day) and demonstrated her successful business executive skills.
Solid performances by the winners all round.
Special note about a very rare shot: Nick Goodwin drove the green on #3 PAR 4 😇 💪
Selamat Hari Raya Idul Fitri
WORLD CUP:
The Tee Set World Cup is one of our major annual events and attract over 90 players who represent their country for the honour. The event will be at Riverside on 3rd of July. mg2u is now open for registrations so please register with your full 4 man team . Send a WA to Adhe giving name of Team, Captain and members. 🇮🇩🇱🇷🇲🇾🇸🇬🇿🇦🇸🇪🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇭🇦🇺 etc
The ever popular weekend away at Rancamaya for our annual match versus D.O.G.S. took on a new flavour this year with JAWS joining in the fun to create a long weekend of golf and to support the collective fund raising efforts for our chosen charity, The Fiona Unity Foundation. Around 65 different players participated at some point in the weekend with 130 rounds being played over the 3 days and 50 players and partners joining for a lively BBQ event on Saturday night.
JAWS’s regular Friday event kicked off the week-end and although the weather was less than kind, a steady drizzle falling through out the afternoon, we were all able to warm up again at the charity whisky tasting event in the evening. Details of the day are already posted in JAWS and can be found here: https://jawsgolfsociety.com/2022/04/25/jaws-rancamaya-22-04-22/
Saturday was the second part of our charity activities with 24 teams entered for the 2-player scramble event. Some great scores were returned and more importantly, an excellent evening BBQ and prize-giving rolled deep into the night. Congratulations to all our winners:
Low Gross: Simon Reynolds/Booby Cangkrama with a Gross 66 pipping Willi Noronha/Srinivas Murthy who returned a Gross 69
Low Net: A two way tie on 61.45 saw first place shared between David Baglivo/Dan Swinburne and Gaurav Shirke/Chris Lever – with all the prizes being the same we didn’t bother with a countback – and in 3rd place were Alex MacGregor/Mark Johnson on 62.2.
The real winner was the charity with Rp24.7j being raised between Friday and Saturday and this will be presented to Fiona at her upcoming golf event on behalf of JAWS, D.O.G.S. and Tee Set players. A big thank you to all our sponsors and organisers, including the representatives from the committees of the 3 societies, KOJO, Anker Beer, Meadow and Bone and our prize and raffle sponsors Cengkareng, Rancamaya, Jakarta Golf Club, John Brown, Roger Finnie, Willi Goldschmidt, Holger Molendyk and Jeremy Oberoi.
A few sore heads arrived Sunday morning to be greeted by the cheery faces of those joining just for Sunday as we gathered for the annual Tee Set versus D.O.G.S. match in honour of Juergen Degert, the instigator of the event. With 22 players on each side being evenly matched, there were many titanic games played with D.O.G.S. just edging out Tee Set 5 to 3 with 3 games halved…. just as well as D.O.G.S. forgot to bring the trophy!! The Sunday regular game was combined with the DOGS final round eclectic and the report on the day can be found on their website: https://www.djakartaoldgolfsociety.com/blog
World Cup of Tee Set
Due to some scheduling clashes, namely the travel plans of the key organisers, the event is being rescheduled from its published date of 5th June to 3rd July – still at Riverside. Last year we had 91 players across 23 teams and we hope to surpass this number for 2022’s event. Event leaders Cucu Chandra and President Geoff Thwaites are looking for captains to lead their countries into golfing battle – teams of 4 with best 3 scores per hole counting to the team score. Please answer the call if they tap you on the shoulder or better still, contact either of them and let them know your team… thank you Indar for being the first in for 2022 with Team Malaysia….
Sunday 1st May 2022: Monthly Medal at Cengkareng
Moved back a week from it’s normal last Sunday of the month slot to accommodate the Rancamaya event, this Sunday we head for Cengkareng for our April Monthly Medal. As always a fun day out and our usual prizes are on offer… please sign up on mygolf2u as usual so we can advise the course on numbers and flights.With most of us being on holiday, I’m sure there will be a few margarita’s to be consumed afterwards as the sun descends on another week-end.