#fivedayquest - Day 5 - Finishing up.


#fivedayquest  - Day 5 - Finishing up. 
The second day of the #PerthDiscGolfOpen2014  saw a third round for all players, followed by a final 9 holes for the top ranked Men's Open division. 
Here, Alicia Smith tees off on hole 15 "Isla de la Muerte" at the Pine Lines course in Gidgegannup as a part of the Women's final round. This unusual hole has a two-metre wide out-of-bounds "moat" around an inner safe zone. Very tricky...

And this finishes up my challenge, set by Sian Ridden. Thanks for inviting me to take part!

Comments

  1. Sian Ridden22 June 2014 at 23:22

    you are welcome!glad you and Alicia Smith had a great weekend. hope all your gear dries out!!have a great week .

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  2. Alicia Smith23 June 2014 at 10:20

    Thanks Sian Ridden in the process of drying now. It  was a super weekend!

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