Thursday August 17

Wednesday and Thursday Results

Wacky Wednesday Card Game

We divided the 18 players into 6 3-man teams for a card game shootout.






Individual play was a little shoddy as only our Co-Medalists Mikey and Jeff scored well enough (+6) to see their hcp# go up. 

Special mention to Dean and Westy as the only other players to finish in the plus with a pair of +1's.

Jeff and Westy's performance along with Rick's even round win them the Back and Total.

Raymond salvages his team's very suspect -15 with a tee shot to 1.5 inches on 18 for the CTP.

The Card game was dominated by this man.


Jeff sets record for most cards earned in a single day with 8. He hit all five greens and birdied 3 of them to earn more cards than 3 of the TEAMS participating today all by himself. His teammates added 5 more to make them the favorites,

Westy deals the cards.


Rodney's team falls short, as Jeff's team indeed wins with a Full House.




(Ed. note: Randy's new number is 33, not 32)

Thursday



A skeleton crew of 8 finished Thursday play.

Tom's 67 earns Medalist with a +6. This 40-point performance included 7 birdies.


Gerald takes his first CTP of the season.






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