Lakeview Golf Course News
Tracy Rayhill gets his first par round
Local golfer Tracy Rayhill had his very first par round on Friday, June 27th. He carded a 35 which included three birdies and a couple of putts that got hung up on the lip. As he said, "It could have been better."Just good golf: Wininger, Potts, Arvin and Trambaugh Triumph
In the Saturday morning modified scramble, the team of Dave Wininger, Greg Potts, Mike Arvin and Bryant Trambaugh had an almost perfectly steady round of golf. With birdies on every scramble hole except eight, and there a par, and two pars on two of the three short holes, the team's only falter was on three where they came in with a bogey. The teams of Doug Denson, Wayne Souerdike, Kevin Byron and Joe Doyle shared second place with the team of Mike Bird, Larry Hembree and Curt Johnson, each at one under. On the sixth hole, Denson's drive, Souerdike's approach and Byron's putt produced the only eagle of the day. On holes four, five and six, clutch putting by both Larry Hembree and Curt Johnson produced birdies for the Bird team. Stumbles, or the lack thereof, on the par threes where golfers played their own balls, again were decisive.Community League Results Event 5
Net round of the week was a tie at seven under by both Missy Kneip and Scott Schutte. Low net team was the very low score of 59 by Scott and his partner, Mike Arvin. Three teams tied for second with 66's: Cam Sheetz and Missy Kneip, Wilma Bateman and Patty Bowling (Jim Bateman did well as her sub, shot a net 33), and Paul and Jim Hart. Birdies were claimed by Mike Arvin and Mike Bird at #5, and Tyler Walton and Karry Stoll at #8. Leaders at the end of the week were Missy Kneip and Cam Sheetz in Team play with 118 points; Kent Summers and Noah Callahan are in second with 114 points. In Individual competition, Missy Kneip remains at the top with 268 points; Mike Arvin with 241 points is second and Jim Hart with 221 points is in third place. Group average gross score for the week was 48.35, down from 44.30 of the previous week.Senior League Results Event 11
Low net round of the day was posted by Allen Swayze and Pam Byron; each shot seven under in their rounds. Allen was also part of the low net team score of the day; he and Charlie Sheetz came in at 63. Second low team scores were posted by Jack Lents and Jim Bateman along with Ken Hudson and Carroll Rayhill at 64. A note: super sub Morris Cornelius has been filling in superbly for Carroll Rayhill these last several weeks; Morris shot a 43 today, a nifty net 30. Albert Kavanaugh got himself two birdies and two hole prizes to go along with the low gross of the day, a 38. His playing partner Mike Anderson, along with Jack Lents, shot 39's. Claiming the other two hole prizes were Dave Brown on #7 and Don Lannan on #8. Other birdie finders were Dave Brown and Bob Elliott on #7, Mike Anderson on #8, and Dale DeLong and Kenny Hudson on #9. Richard Swayze had a superior outing, shooting a gross 40 and a net 30, a feat which got him back into first place in the Individual standings with 384 points. His play also helped keep the Swayze and Bird team in first place in the Team standings with a total of 101 points. Jack Lents and Jim Bateman are eleven points back for second place while the team of Dave Strange and Clyde Wake are in third sixteen points back. Al Kavanaugh (363), Jack Lents (350), Dale DeLong (349) and Junior Byron (346) round out the top five in Individual play. Average gross for the group was 46.70, down a half a stroke from last week.Tuesday Men Results Event 11
New leaders in the Team competition: Terry Padgett and Gary Burris wrested the top position from Larry Sutton and Brent Courter with the capable help of super sub Kyle Jones; Terry and Kyle each shot 38's for a team net score of 63. In Individual competition, Noah Callahan remains on top with 803 points with James Hager nipping at his heels with 787 points. James had the low gross of the day, coming in with a brilliant 32 which included four birdies and the wish that he could par #5 every now and then (he does, but not this week). Terry Butcher and Todd Baker each shot 34's while Phil Eyler and Mark Jeffers each shot even par at 35. Phil also claimed the hole prize on #7 with a shot that came to rest about two inches behind the stick. Low net score was claimed by Bill Carrico with a super 25 on his best ever round of 38. Richie Green also had his best ever round, a 46, and came in with a net 26. The Carrico/Parsons team got the low net round of the day with a 58; Trenton Kidwell and Chris Bledsoe came in second with a 61 with Chris also posting his best ever score, a 37. Other hole prizes were claimed by Curt Johnson on #3, Junior Byron on #8, and Mark Jones on #9. Of note: Two thirds of the players came in with a net par or better. Group average was 42.90, down from 43.44.Complete league standings and results can be seen at Lakveview's web site, www.golflakeview.com. Additional notes and comments can be found at http://lakeviewgolfcoursenews
