En op 10 april 2002 sprak Keith C. Ivey: > I was wondering how many countries are represented.
En op 11 april 2002 sprak Eugene van der Pijll: > Difficult to tell, but the medal table after six events is as follows: > > Gold Silver Bronze > Netherlands 3 2 1 > United States 1 1 1 > Germany 1 1 - > Denmark 1 - - > United Kingdom - 2 - > Russia - 1 - > Finland - - 2 > Taiwan - - 1 > > which shows that Perl golf cannot possibly be related to real Golf. > Judging by the countries represented, the most closely related > sport is probably speed skating! Forgive my gloating, but after 80 years of coming up dry, Australia won their first ever Olympic speed skating gold medal at the last Winter Olympics. Headlines here were 'accidental gold medalist' and the phrase 'Do a Bradbury' has entered the local lexicon. Bradbury is generally acknowledged as the luckiest Olympic champion in the games' 106-year history. The victory was so utterly unexpected that many commentators at first attributed the medal to "Austria". :) Back on topic, it might be fun to have a season-ending "Golf Olympics" team event (with Netherlands the hot favourite). Hmm, I wonder if Eugene and Ton have ever met each other in person. If any golfers from Australia have been playing in the TPR series, please let me know off list. I know, I know, I'm lonely. /-\ndrew
