Amazingly, course setups just seem to suit different players.

Some like a lot of run, some like it to be all carry and others just like a cold one on the way around and couldn't care less.

Domenic Mercuri, Josh Helson and Glenn Harvey all returned brilliant nett 29s for the week on a heavy, lush course that gave up no run and a fair bit of humidity.

After an extenuating three-way countback, Dom Mercuri was named Player of the Round even after Helso broke a Twilight record with 5 birdies and an eagle en route to a 7 under 29 off the bat around the front 9.

Other worthy performances came from Christine Wallace 30, Paul McDonell, Phil Killen, Tony Nardi and Craig Kefford on 33s and Shane McInnes, John Howe, Dylan Holt, Glenn Saddler, Robbie Gifford, Tyler Boller and Jason Nardi rounded out the mentions on 34.

The ball cut-off did, however, escape out to 35 for the third time post Christmas.

The team and score of the week was Dead Solid Perfects 177, the Pro's team is going all out this season and drafted Sammy, Robert and Anthony Ryan into the fold for this season.

Sam and Rob are going alright but Anthony is still trying to figure it out - his 43 and 44 the last two weeks wouldn't help a Division 4 side that forgot the comp was still going.

Still your shout for Golf, cart and six pack next week Anthony.

A semi-final match-up with the Whymees or Swig n Swing could be on the cards come finals time but plenty of time for positional changes with six weeks still to go.

Only four teams broke the Team Par with Par - Then - Bar, Larry's Mates and The Flintstones the other three.

The Flinny's are doing well considering they only have five regular starters.

Golf this Sunday, RDGA pennants is being held at Leeton. Twilight rounds can't be played between 8-11am.

Before and after those times are ok.

- JASON MIMMO