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Editor: Luis Kuronya luiskuronya@latinogmg.com
Contributors:
Jeff Gilder , World Long Drive Association, European LD Games, Stephen Van Zyl, German Long Drive and Canada Amateur Long Drive & The Guardian, Henry Dimbleby and Jane Baxter.
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- Tim Burke & Phillis Meti won again on the World Long Drive tour. We have a new N* 1 in the ranking: Ryan Steenberg! - "The Grid Outlaws" Pro's & Amateurs compited in the third event of the season. - At the amateur level the Canadians took the lead in the ALD ranking. Will Cashin was the highlight of the month, taking the first place in the Open Division. - The German Long Drive. Congratulations to Jordan Brooks, winner of the third regular season event ! - Kenya: Wild Life, spectacular nature and Golf. - Amarula & Food tips for the exquisite palate. - Japanese hitters battling for the place in the WLD final. - Thanks to the World Long Drive and Golf Channel for the great event. We continue to grow this wonderful sport !!
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ROUND 1 On the first day of competition, 11 beautiful hitters competed in round 1 to determine who was advancing to the finals. Phills Meti reached the first place with the best distance of the series 284 yards. The wind conditions were adverse throughout the competition, which did not allow good records. The final positions and best distances in that round were: 1 Phillis Meti 284 T2 Sandra Carlborg 270 6 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - JUNE 2019
T2 Cassandra Meyer 270 4 Troy Mullins 269 5 Erin Hess 267 6 Monica Borowicz 259 7 Jazmine Zamora 257 8 Mary Driscol 256 9 Katherine Wills 251 10 Chloe Garner 0 ROUND 2 During the second round the 4 sets could be played without the presence of Phillis Meti already qualified for the semifinals. Cassandra Meyer
was the winner who, together with Chloe Garner (2nd), Jazmine Zamora (3rd), Sandra Carlnorg (3rd) and Mary driscol, went to the quarterfinals. The best distance corresponded to Sandra Carlborg and Erin Hess with 290 yards. QUARTER, SEMI & FINAL While Phillis Meti and Cassandra Meyer waited in the semifinals, 2 battles in the quarters, they took Sandra Carlnorg and Mary Driscol to their respective victories. In the first of them, Sandra with 272
yards beat Jazmine 256. In the second, Mary with 273 yards was imposed on Chloe with 262 yards. Back to the semifinals, a duel between champions led Pillis with 261 yards to the final. Sandra could not find the Grid in her eight attempts. It was very close! The second semifinal found Cassandra very inspired, managing 264 yards to beat Mary 249 yards with a very good performance. Phillis was once again the winner, her second victory so far this year. Cassandra tried it but in the final she could not find the grid Congratulations to All ! JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 7
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The diversity of game in Kenya is simply astounding. Kenya’s game parks, reserves and other wildlife protection areas host some of the wildest game thus the reason why this is home for the safari. Dotted in their unique landscapes, geographical features, a vast array of game ensues. The icing on Kenya’s wildlife cake is the annual Wildebeest Migration at the infamous Maasai Mara migration between mid-August and late October. This is the best example of wild nature at its best as hundreds of thousands of wildebeests, zebras, Thomson’s gazelles, topi and elands. GOLF For the traveling Golfer teeing off in one of Kenya’s many world class golf courses makes for a perfect break from a safari. Kenya’s weather is ideal for golf all year round making it one of the world’s top golfing destinations. Golf is undoubtedly one of the world’s best travelling sports. Golf offers the chance to relax and unwind in a natural environment while participating in a highly competitive and skilled game. For the traveler seeking a diverse range of golf courses, combined with world class standards and service, Kenya is the perfect choice. Golf courses offer international golfing standards and some of the world’s finest design and landscaping. Our golf and country clubs have the best facilities in the region and high quality service built on Kenya’s reputation for 10 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - JUNE 2019
welcoming warmth. CULTURE & HERITAGE: Make Kenya the excuse for your next cultural tour destination. Kenya is home to 42 different, unique cultures. Also inhabited by Europeans, Asians, Indians and nationalities from different parts of the world, the different cultures that have come together in Kenya form our identity. You could choose to stay in the villages and experience untainted traditional ways of life or experience urban culture in Kenya’s cities, where the fast life is never fast enough. LANGUAGE The local language is Swahili. Most people in tourist areas and hotels speak very good English. In the towns when we go shopping, Swahili is an asset for negotiations. Locals love to hear foreigners speaking Swahili.
"Jambo" (hello) and "hakuna matata" (no problem) are some of the favourites. NAIROBI Kenya’s capital city, is one of the largest and most influential cities in Africa, an important commercial and financial regional hub. The only city in the world with a national park on its doorstep, Nairobi is the hub of East Africa and is packed with unique attractions, from bustling markets to fascinating historical sites such as the Karen Blixen Musuem. Named after a Maasai watering hole, ‘enkare nyarobi’, which means ‘place of cool waters’, the city is also know for its leafy streets and parks. A modern city with towering skyscrapers and imposing architecture, Nairobi also boasts a beautiful skyline.
Capital: Nairobi Official language: Swahili Ethnic groups (2018): 22% Kikuyu 14% Luhya 13% Luo 12% Kalenjin 11% Kamba 6% Kisii 6% Meru 15% other African 1% non-African Government: Unitary presidential constitutional republic. Area Total: 580,367 km2 (224,081 sq mi) Population: 49 MILLIONS Flag: A horizontal tricolour of black, white-edged red, and green with two crossed white spears behind a red, white, and black Maasai shield.
Kenya is a country in East Africa with coastline on the Indian Ocean. It encompasses savannah, lakelands, the dramatic Great Rift Valley and mountain highlands. It's also home to wildlife like lions, elephants and rhinos. From Nairobi, the capital, safaris visit the Maasai Mara Reserve, known for its annual wildebeest migrations, and Amboseli National Park, offering views of Tanzania's 5,895m Mt. Kilimanjaro. JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 11
Maasai Mara have restricted number of vehicles allowing a more private game viewing of wildlife. Distance It’s about 270 km from the capital Nairobi City and takes about 4-5 hours by road or 4045 minutes by flight. The road is great for the most part. Best Time To Visit With the wildebeest migration in JULY – OCTOBER, this is the best time to see this incredible movement of animals.
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Maasai Mara (Masai Mara) is situated in south-west Kenya and is one of Africa’s Greatest Wildlife Reserves. Together with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania it forms Africa’s most diverse, incredible and most spectacular eco-systems and possibly the world’s top safari big game viewing eco-system. Wildebeest migration: Make sure you have your safari book planned out that includes the Maasai Mara. I am sure you have heard the wildebeest
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migration is nothing short of amazing. It is one of the things you have do add to your bucket list. Best time to be in Kenya for it is JULY – OCTOBER. Safaris Have a look at the extensive list of safaris for you to choose from. Enquire on 2 or 3 safaris and wait to hear from them. Accommodation There is a wide selection of places to stay in and around the Maasai Mara and the conservancies surrounding it. The conservancies surrounding the
Although it is not guaranteed that the wildebeest get to Maasai Mara, it has yet to let us down. Also, December to February are great times as it is dryer and good for the Big Cats. The Maasai Mara is an all year round destination with the big cats, and all the big game still in the Maasai Mara Ecosystem. Recommended Number of Days Due the amount to be seen in the reserve we feel a THREE to FOUR day safari is suitable for just the Maasai Mara.
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Will “Smashin” Cashin moved Mark Brown from the Open Men’s number one spot this week with his win in the GTA Ontario Series (see results below). Cashin recently won the Rumble at Rocky Gap USA Eastern Regional to punch his ticket to the ALD™ Worlds. Matt Kindou jumped all the way up to third (tied with Matt Thomas) with his performance in the Niagara, and GTA Ontario events. Deanna Walton took over top spot in the Senior Women’s division. Zhana Navato moved to number one in the Youth Female division. We’re just over two months away from the 2019 ALD™ World Championships with a lot of tournament yet to play. Included in the balance of the season (ends July 31, 2019) are three more Regional Majors. The Capital City Clash in Jefferson City, Missouri had to be cancelled due to flooding form the Missouri River. The Western Regional (Shootout at Tukwet Canyon) is June 22nd at Morongo Golf Club in Beaumont, California. The Midwestern Regional (Justice at Jester Park) is July 13th at Jester Park Golf Center in Granger, Iowa, and the Last Chance Qualifier is August 15th at Barefoot Resort in Myrtle Beach the day before the Worlds begin. There’s still plenty of time and opportunity to make your way to the Worlds!
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Congratulations Brian Stefan! He is the New ALD™ USA National Tournament Director. Brian will be responsible for working with the USA TDs to help build their league membership, increase registrations, find acceptable venues and grow the series. As a top priority, Brian will be working to ensure we get our event schedules up as far in advance as possible. Thanks to all of you for making this series a reality.
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The Western Carolina League made their second trip to the renowned Par Tee Grid in Cayce, SC (West Columbia). Hitters were lucky enough to escape the predicted thunderstorms (90% chance) with a window of sunshine lasing just long enough for the competition. In the Men’s Open division, Scottie Pearman battled yet another strong headwind (seems to be the norm now) and rain-soaked grid with a 310 yard drive in his first set and 309 in his second. Brandon Costlow went 307 for second longest and Big Ben Sutton was third at an even 300 yards. Newcomer Mason Colquit was a close fourth at 299. Jay Seaman, Tim Brown, (newcomer) Chris Hochreiter, (newcomer) Crys Peyton, and (newcomer) Jonathan Witchen rounded out a strong showing for the Open Men’s division. Cortney Poro took the win in the Open Women’s division. Newcomer, Steve Pierce won his ALD™ debut in the Men’s Senior division. Former professional long driver, Gary Ramirez regained his amateur status to return to the grid and won his inaugural Super Senior Men’s division entry. The Western Carolinas League has another Par Tee visit planned for June 29th and others being considered.
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TIM BURKE WIN ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK BASH; SECOND OF THE SEASON Tim Burke made quick work of his opponents, needing only five total balls to win his quarterfinal, semifinal and final matches combined. His 283-yard drive in the final bettered Ryan Steenberg (Rochester, N.Y.), who was unable to find the grid. Fortunately for Steenberg, a silver lining was that his finish earned him enough points to become the new No. 1 ranked hitter in the world, overtaking Justin James (Jacksonville, Fla.), who until Wednesday, had held the top spot since winning the 2017 Volvik World Long Drive Championship. Congratulations !! 18 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - JUNE 2019
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“With the tighter grid and into the wind, it can get a little tricky.” “My goal going into the season was to make every final eight, which I’ve done so far. I feel good. I’m just going to keep plugging along and doing what I’m doing.” Tim Burke JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 19
The Open Division got underway Monday morning at the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bash in New Jersey, and the field of 54. During the Roumnd Robin, 6 groups compited of 4 sets each. The group A started with an inspired Martin Borgmeier. The German tied in first position with Kyle Berkshire. With 385 yards Kyle hitt the longest ball. Group B was won for Glenn Wilson Jr. over Ryan Reisbeck, who hit the longest with 388 yards. In Group C, Justin James until now the world champion won the group with perfect score and best distance with 381 yrds. Group D was won by the current World Long Drive Champion Maurice Allen and Mark Costelo established the best istance with 378. Justin Moose, the 2018 Runner Up beat the group E to Tim Burke with perfect score. Troy 20 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - JUNE 2019
Teal obtained the best distance with 383 yards. In the last group F, Stephen Kois with 382 best distances, won in tight form on Eddie Fernandes, the 2018 Master Champion, who always battles each event.
Round of 32
Divided into 2 groups of 16 each, the hitters played in 5 stes for the best 16 places in the morning of the second day of competition.
Wes Patterson established the best distances of the group A and the competition with 408 yards. Press LaBrie obtained the best distance in group B with 384 yards.
Round of 16
Tuesday afternoon’s Round of 16 at the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bash quickly turned from “hit it as far as you can” to “just make sure you eclipse the 300-yard threshold” after conditions left the competitors facing high winds directly into their face. In the first set of 5, Justin James establish 391 yards.
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For the first time in his LD carreer, the european Champion Martin Borgmeier (Germany), made his first appearance in TV at WLD Tour ! Among the quarterfinalists are four of the top 5 in the World Long Drive rankings, Justin James (1), Ryan Steenberg (2), Kyle Berkshire (3) and Will Hogue (5). Also, the 2018 World Long
Drive Master Champion Eddie fernandes, Tim Burke (7) the 2 times WLD Champion and the big and strong player Paul Howell (12). Wednesday’s weather forecast had more high winds and the competition finished with Tim Burke on the top, just with 283 yards beating ryan Steenberg that he never found the grid in his final 8 balls. JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 23
“I do a lot of visualization and repetition,” said Burke, 32. “I’ve been in these big situations before, and it doesn’t really affect me. With the wind I was trying to hit it flat, with not a lot of spin, with not too much height.” TIM BURKE 24 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE -JUNE 2019
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Henry Dimbleby and Jane Baxter The complex flavours of curries are governed by just three things: generous spicing; onion, ginger and garlic done just right; and something to give it body. Then simply improvise... The most thrilling moment in the study of any subject comes when you realise that what seems an impossibly complicated discipline is in fact underpinned by a few simple principles. It’s like that moment when Keanu Reeves learns to read the Matrix. A sudden, exhilarating rush of clarity. Mamta is a master of Indian home cooking and something of an internet phenomenon. She started a recipe blog in 2001, encouraged by her daughters who wanted to use her recipes when they left home (mamtaskitchen.com). But this treasure trove of sound advice soon found a wider audience – it has had more than 15m hits with more, interestingly, coming from India than from the UK. Principle 1: Be generous with your spices. Spices not only bring flavour but texture to dishes. Most supermarkets sell spices in misleadingly small containers. You can buy bigger packets from Asian supermarkets, which will encourage you to spoon in the spices with a freer hand. (You can store them in the freezer to stop
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them going stale.) Principle 2: Decide how you are going to cook your onion, ginger, and garlic. This triumvirate provides the deep base flavour of most curries, equivalent to onion, carrot and celery in the French tradition. (NB: garlic is not essential. Some Indians eschew it completely on account of its pungency and it is often left out of food served at weddings to avoid offending guests.) Soften them without colouring for a lighter curry (as in the first recipe) or cook them longer and caramelise (as in the second) for something richer and darker. Principle 3: Decide what is going to give your curry sauce its body. This will normally be one, or a combination, of the following: tomatoes; pureed peppers or chillies; yoghurt or cream; coconut milk; spinach, or finely diced or pureed onion. Bear these principles in mind, and curry-making will become simple and pleasurable. You will be free to improvise. You will become the master of your very own curry matrix.
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Professional and Amateur Long Drivers. What a showing of great Long Driving by Kevin Aidan Smith leading the pack with a drive of 387.7 mts up until Top 8 where Rudi knocked him out after him hitting a OB set. Also, Julian Samu Knocks out Marco Das Neves with them both hitting their personal best distances only for Potgieter Rudi To claim his spot against Berno Korff in the semi final. On the other side of the Poole Thorne Van Zyl up against Donovan Snyman hitting some fantastic drives but getting knocked out by Thorne with a bone crunching 411,8 meters 450 yards drive to go up against Berno Korff in the next round. Jason Vickers aka Hammer was also just climbing the ladder after winning 2 from 3 grudge matches beating Donovan Snyman aka Predator with a great 368 mts drive. Going up against Berno Korff aka The Rock Thorne Van Zyl aka Eliminator claimed his place in the Finals with a 380mts drive. Rudi Potgieter aka Rusty needed to beat Berno in the semi-final to meet
Thorne Van Zyl in the finals and did so with a 379.7 mts drive to advance to the Finals where he had to beat Thorne Van Zyl twice to win the day as Thorne had not Lost a match all day. Thorne managed to win his 2nd Grid Outlaws Title with a close win over Rudi 371.6 mts and Thorne finishing
with a 373mts drive. Eliminator Thorne Van Zyl taking longest drives of the day 411, 8 meters 450 Yards taking a largest share of Pool Cash and Longest drive Cash. Congratulations to our Amateur Gridoutlaws Winners 1st Arno Steyn and Longest drive Mel Van Vreeden. JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 29
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The first event of the Niagara series got underway on Sun June 2 at Sawmill Golf Course. Due to the inordinate amount of rain the grid was wet and soggy. After the first set all hitters were within 10 yards of each other in the Men’s Open division. However, during the second set, Matt Kindou hit the longest ball of the day at 365 yards to win. This is Matt’s first series win. The ladies had a tough battle and Kelly Rudney, the winner of the the first two GTA West series events pulled it out by 6 yards to win with a solid 276 yards. Doug Downey continued his streak with a 298 yard shot to win the Mens Super Senior division. Many thanks to Bryan Vine and Golfwerx for sponsoring the balls and prizes. The Niagara Series has two more events on the calendar… June 22nd, and July 21st, both at Sawmill Golf Course.
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An excellent event at Southern Pines Golf Club. Results: Youth Girls - Zhana Navato 255, Senior women- Deanna Walton 225, Open Women - Lindsay Vooght 260. Junior boys - Josh Fowler 320, Senior men's - Serge Caya 318, Super Senior Men's - Doug Downey -275, Adaptive - Edward Urquhuart - 280 and Open Men's - Will Cashin 384. Congratulations !!! JUNE 2019 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - 33
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Storytelling has always been central to African life. The Marula tree, as the source of several fascinating legends, has become a sacred and intricate part of ancient African culture. Locals have revered these trees for centuries and refer to them fondly by various names. Because elephants travel for miles to feast on the wild fruit, locals call it ‘The Elephant Tree’. African folklore also refers to it as ‘The Marriage Tree’. Apart from making a beautifully natural wedding canopy, it’s also said to have aphrodisiac properties and features in tribal fertility rites. The ripening of the Marula fruit in summer coincides with great celebrations in many parts of Southern Africa. In Swaziland, for example, the annual Marula Festival is celebrated at the king’s royal residence, sustaining the belief that the Marula fruit is fit for kings and queens. Like the elephants, the Marula trees are protected under South African law. They are a key part of African heritage and may not be farmed for commerce. The fruit however is sold in a variety of natural products, Amarula of course being one of them.
Amarula Cream
Made from the delicious Marula fruit of sub-Equatorial Africa, the Marula spirit is distilled and aged in French oak for two years. It is then blended with our velvety cream to create the smooth taste of Amarula - best savoured over ice, preferably with a view. On the wide-open plains of Africa grows a tree uncultivated by man. The marula tree, or ‘Sclerocarya Birrea’, only grows in one area on the entire planet – the warm, frost-free regions of subequatorial Africa. It holds a position of importance both in the animal kingdom and in human legend and ritual, and it is from the fruit of this mystical tree that Amarula cream is borne.
From Fruit to Glass
Once the ripe marula fruit has been gathered, the stones are removed and the flesh is separated from the skin before it is fermented under conditions similar to winemaking. After fermentation, the marula wine is distilled, first in column stills and then in copper pot stills.
Amarula tiramisu recipe Tiramisu literally means “pick me up” and was allegedly a favourite of Venetian courtesans who needed fuel for a long night of flirting. We think that Amarula, instead of the traditional rum, lends an extra depth to this sweetly sinful dessert.
Ingredients
Makes 12 standard martini glasses 450 g mascarpone 450 ml cream 100 ml Amarula 3 eggs 60 g castor sugar 4 and a half gelatine leaves 1 vanilla pod 300 ml Amarula 11 cups cold coffee 1 packet boudoir biscuits Cocoa powder and chocolate flakes for garnishing
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Cooking method
Soak the boudoir biscuits in the coffee and 300 ml Amarula. Soak the gelatine leaves in cold water for three minutes and drain any excess water. Place the eggs, sugar and vanilla pod in a bowl over a double boiler and whisk until it reaches the ribbon stage (when the mixture forms a slowly disappearing ribbon or pathway on the surface). Add the gelatin and mix until melted and combined. Beat the mascarpone, cream and 100 ml Amarula in a bowl until it reaches the soft peak stage. In a large bowl, combine the egg and cream mixtures. Place the soaked biscuits at the bottom of 12 standard martini glasses and pour the egg and cream mixture over it. Let it set in the fridge for at least two hours. Sprinkle with cocoa powder and chocolate flakes before serving.
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Jordan Brooks won Division 1 REGULAR SEASON #3 at Golf Sport Park GroĂ&#x;-Zimmern! Congratulations !
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A special mention: To Wes Patterson, who starred due to a travel delays, an unexpected episode must run along the route with his bag on his shoulder, take an UBER to get there on time and hit the best ball with 408 yards. To Maurice Allen. He has taken it upon himself to give back to his alma mater and donate thousands in scholarships for deserving students. Congratulations !! To Ryan Steenberg, the New N* 1 in the WLD Ranking. With his support for the achievement of the next WLD tour "ROC City Rumble" at Home Team Sports Park in Rochester, NY. The Open, Masters, and Women’s division from July 21 to 24. To Alexandra O'Laughlin, correspondent for Golf Channel. She is a big star in the golf and sports media world, contributing with its beauty and talent to an excellent production of WLD. 46 - INTERNATIONAL LONG DRIVE MAGAZINE - JUNE 2019
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