Golf course at Denarau
Note the poised back swing
The weather was warm and sunny, but the wind blew at Natadola so many golf balls headed into the jungle.
Most members of our group did not play golf. They lay around the pool in the magnificent hotel that we stayed in, or went on other excursions. About 90 people from various parts of the country went - 17 from Gisborne.
The radio network that we deal with and spend megabucks with - the Radio Network - send one of us to a warmer climate every year. This year it was my turn and we went to Denarau in Fiji where there is a golf course which has quite a reputation as being somewhat of a challenge. There are water hazards on 15 of the 18 holes along with heaps of bunkers. We played it twice -1st day poorly and 2nd day better. On the third day we travelled down to Natadola Bay to play one of the most challenging courses in the world. Unfortunately I forgot to take my camera, but you can find it on the internet. Set amoungst a large jungle are 18 emaculate and picturesque golf holes. Should your ball not be hit in the intended direction your ball will be lost in the jungle.
Outside the clubhouse in Denerau
Saturday night was dress-up night with a 1970s theme.
of them are best ignored!
Note the poised back swing
The weather was warm and sunny, but the wind blew at Natadola so many golf balls headed into the jungle.
Most members of our group did not play golf. They lay around the pool in the magnificent hotel that we stayed in, or went on other excursions. About 90 people from various parts of the country went - 17 from Gisborne.
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