Friday Nov 25

 Happy Thanksgiving Weekend  

Results from Mon, Tues, Weds- Picture submissions and more!


Much appreciation to those who sent greetings. We hope everyone's get togethers make for a special long weekend.

Doc sends a couple pics while he celebrates out east.









See you next week Doc.

Friendly Reminder- Monday Tee Time is 11:00 

Tues through Friday 10:00 Until Further Notice

Monday Results

Monday conditions proved difficult for all but 2 golfers. Co-Medalists Jeff and Andy were the only plus golfers today with +2 on a day when only 4 total birdies were recorded by the group. Unfortunately for them, their teammates couldn't help them enough to bring victory. The team of Raymond, Clint, and Brian scored just well enough to win FBT with Raymond completing the sweep with a cozy tee shot on 18 for the CTP.





Tuesday Poker Day Results

Tuesday scoring improved slightly today, led by Medalist Raymond at +4. With the help of Shelly's +3, Raymond caps a second straight day winning FBT and replicates his CTP performance from Monday placing him 1 shy of the coveted 'Floyd'. Scroll down further to Weds results to see if can do it!

Round highlights- 19 points for Raymond on Front including 3 birds. Plus 3 score from Jeff, plus 2's for Dean and Mikey. Glen throws in 3 birdies.

Today was Poker Day and, as expected, 'Lucky' Leroy had a hand in victory. His team earned 8 cards with their par-3 GIRs which produced the winning poker hand to prevent a clean sweep by team Raymond. I believe it was a pair of Queens with an Ace kicker to win the hand.


 

Wednesday Results

A high scoring day with many highlights. A total of 18 birdies on Rabbit Day. Eight of the 12 players finishing with plus scores. Raymond's team walked off the 16th green with their 7th birdie on the back 9, and with Jeff 'The Pusher' encouraging shots with each bird, Raymond walked up to the 18th tee unsure of which of the 3 flags on 18 to aim at. Needless to say, his attempt to grasp the 'Floyd' fell short. However, his team's birdie binge, including Tom's 21-point, 3 birdie back 9, did win the Back.

Bob was one of the Tri-Medalist's at +5. Teammates Scott and Brandon joined Bob at +5 and along with Glen's 35 points they easily take Front and Total. Glen's CTP and Scott's 67 feet 4-and-a-half-inch putt on the 9th green to win the Rabbit give them 4 of the 5 events.

As impressive as everything above seems to be, we have not mentioned today's biggest winner yet. The best performance, by far, goes to Rodney. Today is Rodney and Jan's 60th Wedding Anniversary.
Our congratulations to a great couple!

An anonymous source provided a picture of the wedding day 60 years ago.


We wish you many more!





New Numbers for next week

Before we get to handicap numbers, here are some numbers submitted by both Dean and Bob.











































































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