3-3-10
Gentlemen,
After a 10
minute delay
this morning, it
turned out to be
one of
those beautiful
days that God
grants us from
time to time. I
really
appreciate
everyone's
cooperation in
playing a new
format. I
really did not
hear any
complaints on
the No Scotch
format, but I
heard comments
on the length of
play due to the
cart path only
restriction.
Sorry, I have no
control on that
one. I probably
will not use
this format
again until we
are able to get
more than 50
players and then
I will be able
to pair it as I
intended
(AA/BB/CC/DD).
Just a reminder
to leave the
tape measure and
the closest to
the pin
card/stake when
you have been
selected to
place it on the
hole. I want to
thank the Hills
Staff in doing
everything they
could after a
little
surprising
freeze this
morning. I was
concerned our
delay was going
to be longer
than it was.
Here are the
results:
No Scotch
Tourney Format-
2 Man Team with
20% HDCP
AB Flight
1st Place: Bruce
Cox, Dale Conrad
- gross
74 - net 68.2;
$23.75 each
2nd Place: Mike
Merrill, Denny
Wiseman
- gross 74 - net
69.0; $14.25
each
3rd Place: Larry
Robicheaux, John
Brockett
- gross 76 - net
69.8; $9.50 ea
C/D Flight
1st Place: Bill
Cross, Bill
Uhlemann -
gross 83 - net
73.8; $23.75
each
2nd Place: Bob
Flinchbaugh,
Howard Hazlett
- gross 84 - net
74.6; $14.25 ea
3rd Place: Ray
Matthews, Larry
Lanning
- gross 87 - net
77.4; $9.50 each
CLOSEST TO THE
PIN CONTEST
- $17 each
Hole #2 - Bill
Cross -
18'-2"
Hole #8 - Ken
Carithers
- 6'-9"
Hole #11 - Larry
Robicheaux
- 4'-11"
Hole #15 - Larry
Christensen -
6'(est.)
Please sign up
in the SMGA book
for the Match
Play Tournament
in the front,
the March
Tourneys and the
Interclub
Tourneys in
April. Please
specify on the
interclub
tourneys if you
want to play
match(M), Team
Event(T) or
either(E) on the
sign up page.
Next week's
tourney is a
four man
Modified
Stableford
format with 100%
Individual
Handicap. Two
of the best
scores for each
hole are
recorded.
Points are
awarded as
following: -1
for net bogey or
worse, 0 for net
par, 2 for net
birdie, 4 for
net eagle, and 8
for net double
eagle.
See you next
week,
Denny Wiseman
