WCC Millennium Men 4

The ghoulish month of October is represented by Tim Bisnette. Tim is shown sitting out on the veranda enjoying his favorite beverage. When asked to smile for his photo, Tim replied, "I would rather give the look of disgust that Slats repeatedly brings out in me." So there you have it, October will never be the same. Tim's appearance is proudly sponsored by the folks at

WCC's man of November is the demonstrative and silky swinging Sebastian Royer. Seb is shown here having a severe fit of rage on the course. He is well known for his tempestuous outbursts on the links. On the bright side, a remorseful Seb has been heard apologizing for his anger to his playing partners by saying, "Sorry, I blew up."
Note: Seb is a SWM, looking for a very fine SF.

Our December nominee is Greg "MarnDawg" Marney. MarnDawg is known to be a prolific fader of the golf ball, it is rumored that the fade developed following a rather delicate surgery that he had in 1983. When asked about it, MarnDawg said, "I am looking into a titanium coated lead prothesis that will make the ball move from right to left with the best of them!"

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The ghoulish month of October is represented by Tim Bisnette. Tim is shown sitting out on the veranda enjoying his favorite beverage. When asked to smile for his photo, Tim replied, "I would rather give the look of disgust that Slats repeatedly brings out in me." So there you have it, October will never be the same. Tim's appearance is proudly sponsored by the folks at
	WCC's man of November is the demonstrative and silky swinging Sebastian Royer. Seb is shown here having a severe fit of rage on the course. He is well known for his tempestuous outbursts on the links. On the bright side, a remorseful Seb has been heard apologizing for his anger to his playing partners by saying, "Sorry, I blew up." Note: Seb is a SWM, looking for a very fine SF.
Our December nominee is Greg "MarnDawg" Marney. MarnDawg is known to be a prolific fader of the golf ball, it is rumored that the fade developed following a rather delicate surgery that he had in 1983. When asked about it, MarnDawg said, "I am looking into a titanium coated lead prothesis that will make the ball move from right to left with the best of them!"