Tuesday Men Results

Wednesday morning update - The Wrap:

At day's end, the leaders in Team remained the same with Terry Padgett and Gary Burris on top with 697 points. Jim Murphy and Rob Sterling are second with 676 points and Todd Baker and Noah Callahan are in third with 670 points. Noah regained the top position in Individual at 1304 points while last week's leader, Jim Murphy, slipped to second at 1285 points. Kevin Byron, Bryant Trambaugh and Buck Holland round out the top five. Hole prize winners were Kevin Byron, Warren Atkison and Curt Johnson with long putts; John Drake, Terry Padgett and Bric Parker with close to the pins; and Bric Parker and Mike Kidwell at #4 and #5 in the Go-for-it contests. Low net team score was turned in by Dave Wininger and Dan Steiner with a score of 62. Low net individuals included John Drake at 27 and Tim Voegerl at 28. Low gross score leaders were James Hager and Dave Wininger at 34.

The results are posted. Notes from the golf course:

Mark Jones brings in a card seven strokes off of last week’s 39 but was very happy with his drive on #5 – happened to hit the cart path and roll a mile – he put his name down on the prize marker. Noah Callahan shot a 38 and was very happy with that; his playing partner, Todd Baker, playing without a rider this week, went south with a score plus thirteen over the 34 he turned in just seven days ago. Gary LaMar and Virgil played early and had superior rounds – Gary a 43 gross and a net 30, Virgil a 46 gross and a net 34. That’s a pretty good team score of 64. John Drake got himself another sub 40 round, a 39; that’s a net 27. Tracy Rayhill was happier with his round of 41 which included birds on the long holes. Buck Holland came close to getting an eagle on #4 but his six foot putt wouldn’t fall into the cup. Bent Courter had a round of 41 gross and 29 net and a birdie on #7. Terry Padgett shot a 37, a net 32, and got his shot at #7 six inches closer to the hole than up-to-then hole prize winner Brent Courter. He also made the putt for birdie, as did Brent earlier. Playing partner Gary Burris played his consistent old self, firing a 41 and a net 35. Kevin Byron started with a putting bomb on #1, some 40 plus feet, went on to get four more pars before coming down to earth and finished the last five holes with a plus eight to come in with a 43 gross and a net 34. Playing partner and dad, Junior, shot a 38 with a net 34. Another father/son combo faired rather well as well: Tyler Kidwell shot a 36 with an eagle on #2 and a birdie on #8 while Dad Mike shot a 37 with a birdie on #4. The nets: a 32 and a 33 for a super team net of 65. James Hager found out he could chip one in the hole on command; his approach shot on #6 came to rest just off the back side and it was suggested that he just chip it in for his birdie. He did just that in a round of 34 that included a birdie at #4 as well. Tim Voegerl got his first eagle ever at #2 with a putt from just off the green that traveled a good twenty feet; he also found a birdie on #5, missed two or three short putts and came in with a nifty round of 39 which translates to a super net of 28. Playing partner Warren Atkison also did well on #2, finding a birdie in a round of 42. Dave Wininger and teammate Dan Steiner shot a net 62 as a team. Dave found birdies on the long holes and shot a 34; Dan shot a more than solid 42 which translated to a net 30. Fives are wild on Scott Arthur’s scorecard: he ran off seven fives in a row before finishing with a four and a three for a round of 42, net 33.