Wayne and Curt on the tee box

Photo: Wayne and Curt getting ready to tee off this morning. Liked it enough to post it all by itself. Don't remember what it was they were reacting to - yes, I do - it was the Amish gentleman and his horse and buggy.

Potts, Bird, Stoll and Doyle Triumph

Photo: Wayne and Curt on #1; the four of them, the 'other' team: Wayne, Delbert, Curt and Junior, on #2 tee box.

Greg Potts, Mike Bird, Karry Stoll and Joe Doyle prevailed in the Saturday Manager's scramble. A birdie chip in by Greg on #8 and then two up and downs from just off the green on #9 gave the team a score of one under in the modified scramble. The team of Wayne Souerdike, Junior Byron, Curt Johnson and Delbert Stoll came in a stroke back at even par, finding the short #7 hole again being a bear of a place to make par. The team's double bogey on that hole bordering the lake and just short enough to throw one's game all out of whack, hurtled them from a possible one stroke victory to a one stroke loss.

Saturday Scramble, Curt and Bric, Bo and Lady Godiva

Tomorrow's Manager's scramble will be a nine hole event starting at 9 o'clock. Of course, a second nine can be played by those wanting to extend their merriment.

Forgot to mention earlier that Curt and Bric brought to my attention their combined score on #6 yesterday - a sterling 10. You remember that they turned in a 20 (two tens) on the same hole just ten days ago, something that was duly noted by yours truly, my saying something about 'perfect tens'. BTW, Bric remembered, or never forgot, that it was Bo Derek that had that moniker some twenty years ago - was it that long? longer? Just googled it - a 1979 movie with the title 10. That would make it just about thirty years ago. My oh my. Go here for a picture of Bo making like that famous naked lady riding a horse bareback (Lady Godiva).

Kidwell's Eagle, Community League Action, Couples, Putting Photo

Photo: Tuesday Men putting on #3 green; only Chris Bledsoe's putt dropped into the hole. He's the one on the upper right in the photo.

A couple of notes on yesterday's happenings at the golf course:

-Mike Kidwell eagled #2 by rolling in a 25 footer just off the green using his three wood. Neat trick.

-Tarry Bratton dragged Karry Stoll out to the golf course after dinner where they played their initial round in the Community League. Patty Bowling did the same with Wilma Bateman a little earlier in the day.

-Jim and Leanne Love were also out there after dinner as were Herb and Loretta Roach. And a lot of Tuesday Men made an appearance, getting in their rained out event of this past Tuesday. And a bunch of other golfers as well!

-Mike Arvin came out early in the day and dropped off a sign up sheet for the Summerfest golf scramble. It's posted on the bulletin board.

Seniors Event 7 Notes and Comments

Charlie Sheetz was more like his old 2007 self and came in with the low net of the day, a 30. He was followed by several players at 31: Dale DeLong, Virgil Harper, Al Kavanaugh and Clyde Wake. Al also shared low gross for the day with Mike Anderson, each shooting a 39. Low net team score was turned in by Virgil Harper and Don Lannan, a nifty 63. Sharpshooters were Dale DeLong, Sam Potts, Al Kavanaugh and Ray Shaw. At the end of play, Richard Swayze and Mike Bird held onto the top spot in Team competition, though slowed down by Jack Butcher and Rex Hudson, with a total of 60.5 points and are followed by the Dave Strange/Clyde Wake team with 56 points. Clyde Wake jumped into the lead in the Individual competition with 251 points, with Al Kavanaugh and Richard Swayze tied for second at 227 points. Birdies for the day went to Virgil Harper on #2 and Jack Butcher on #4; most pars at six were made by Al Kavanaugh and Mike Bird.

Senior Photos: Super Subs

Thursday morning subs during the Senior league this morning: Morris Cornelius, Gary LaMar and Susan Eyler. Ward Smith, Jack Nickless and Leroy Streepy also filled in for waylaid regulars.

Senior Results Posted

Today's results are up. Pictures to follow shortly, comments a little later.

Denny W. and Shirley J. Photos

Denny finishing nine the other day; Shirley making the turn with Diane last night.

Senior Golfers, Come on Down!

Time for the Seniors to show their stuff again. Did you know that five years ago today Kenny Hudson was in the lead? He was followed by myself, Leroy Streepy, Junior Byron and Cecil Pennington. In Team competition, Junior and Kenny were teamed up and leading the pack; Jerry Tredway and Cecil were second with Rex Hudson and myself third. Weather was sunny and nice with temperatures in the 70's.

Course is in excellent condition. Bring your clubs and come on down and have fun.

John, Emily, Erin, Chris and Ashley at the golf course

At the golf course this afternoon.

June and Judy Photo

The two of them were out just the other day. Caught them finishing up on hole #2.

Expect some of the Tuesday Men to be out today, making up the game that was postponed with yesterday's afternoon storm. Today's pretty hefty winds will dry the course out some. Thursday Seniors tomorrow - looks like the weather is favorable.

Rain Events and a few other notes

Go here to see what the Tuesday Men's League rules have to say about 'rain events'.

During the heavier part of the storm, around 4 pm, all players on the course came off the course, leaving rounds to be finished at a later time. Junior and Kevin Byron came out a little later when there was a break in the rains and did get their rounds in - I went along just for fun. Even with the early light drizzle and then the heavier drizzle, the two of them did very well, Junior coming in with a 36 and Kevin a 44 which gave them a combined 6 under for their rounds.

Bob Norris, near 85 years old, showed up for his Community League initial event with Clyde Wake, an 83 year old. Bob found himself a birdie on #9, rolling in a 6' putt. First time in several years he has had a birdie. He also found that the drier fairways were giving his drives a much appreciated roll.

Today's Tuesday Men's League has been declared a "rain event" as of 3:40 this afternoon. This means those who have not completed their round today have until next week (Tuesday) to finish up this week's event.

Tuesday Men Memorial Week

I see the weather people are calling for a 'few showers' till 3pm then just plain old 'showers' after that. Well, hope it doesn't materialize till after dark and the Tuesday Men show does go on. Mother Nature has been very good to the Tuesday bunch so far this year - bless her.

Five years ago in Tuesday Men: Leaders in Individual Competition: Greg Potts, closely followed by Wayne Souerdike, Junior Byron and Mark Potts. Team Competition: Potts and Potts had a three point lead on Atkison and Voegerl. Terry Butcher had low gross with a 35 with 9 pars on his scorecard; Junior Byron shot a 36 for second low. Skip Ackerman had the low net with a 28 (37 gross) with Junior coming in second again with a net 30; Terry Butcher, Murray Stuckey and Jim Murphy had net 31's. Weather was partly sunny with a high of 81.

Back here in 2008, it's about time to start thinking about which A player will get to the magical zero handicap first. Dave Wininger is sitting close with a one this week while Doug Denson, Phil Eyler, James Hager and Trenton Kidwell all have twos; super sub Mark Potts is beyond the zero mark with his gaudy +2 handicap.

Leaders as we go into today's play: Sutton and Courter in the team competition and Dave Wininger is up on James Hager by a slim four points in the Individual standings. Today is also week two of the Individual Handicapped Tournament. Noah Callahan is on top with his gaudy net 27 last Tuesday; Tim Voegerl sits in second place at 29.

Eric and Junior have the course looking lovely and the ball is actually starting to roll a bit in the fairways. If the rains hold off, guess we should see some good golfing today.

Tribune article for the week

Loogootee Tribune article for the week of May 26th:

Two Scramble Winners at Lakeview

The Saturday morning scramblers at Lakeview Golf Course divided themselves into a nine hole bunch and an eighteen hole bunch for fun and games this Memorial Day weekend. The eighteen hole event, a six hole scramble, a six hole best ball and a six hole alternate shot game, was played by twelve golfers with the team of Doug Denson, Mark Sherer and Kevin Byron firing a two under par to take the trophy. At even par were the teams of Short Jeffers, Mike Bird and Karry Stoll, and Terry Butcher, Derek Gilbertson and Gary Knepp. Fourth place honors went to the team of Dave Wininger, Junior Byron and Rob Sterling with a score of three over par. Of note: the Jeffers team had the best scramble score at four under; the Butcher team had the best Best Ball score at a plus one; and the Denson team had the best Alternate Shot score with a one under.The Denson team sealed its win by coming in at minus one on the final three holes; by contrast, the Butcher team fell from contention by bogeying the last two holes. Double bogeys on #9 and #15 sank the Jeffers team while the Wininger team fired a five over par on holes ten, eleven and twelve to minimize its chance of victory.
In the nine hole scramble, Mike and Trenton Kidwell paired with Jack and Jordan Divine to best the team of Tyler Kidwell, Wayne Souerdike and Greg Potts.

Seniors Event 6 Notes and Comments:

In the Thursday Senior League, Bob Norris shot a net 29 and Jim Bateman shot a net 31 for the low net scores of the day. Team low net was shot by Mike Anderson and Albert Kavanaugh with a 68. Anderson also got the low gross with a 38. Mike Bird was one back with a 39. Hole prizes were claimed by Mike Anderson on both #3 and #7, Richard Swayze on #8 and Kenny Hudson on #9. Richard Swayze and Mike Bird continue to lead the pack in the Team competition. In Individual play, Jack Lents tumbled to third with his humbling round of 48 and surrendered first place to Richard Swayze. Average gross score for the group was 48.9, down from the 50+ of last week. Vic Wallace's 50 was low man in his group (which included Dale DeLong, Allen Swayze and Charlie Sheetz) and his birdie on #5 allowed him to come in first in the eighteen hole Individual Handicapped Tournament with a net score of 68. Jack Butcher and Richard Swayze's 69's gave them a share of 2nd place while Bob Norris shared fourth with Mike Bird with scores of 70.

Tuesday Men Event 6 Results:

Mike Kidwell, Dave Wininger, Mike Bird and Weston Muessig shot 36's to share low gross score for the day. Noah Callahan had a superb 41 gross and a net 27 which gave him the low net for the day; Tim Voegerl's net 29 was good for second. Jason Rominger and Mike Bird teamed up to shoot a net 64 and share the team low net with the team of Mike Albertson and Mark Jones. Larry Sutton returned from Africa and paired with Mark Anderson to keep the Sutton/Courter team in first place just ahead of Terry Padgett and Gary Burris; they turned in scores of 42 and 39. Hole prizes went to Terry Butcher on #3, Dan Steiner on #7, Greg Potts on #8, and Mark Anderson on #9. Average gross of 44.30 was slightly better than last week's 44.52. Other highlights: Ryan Johnson got an eagle on #4; Short Jeffers took a quadruple bogey on the same hole and shot even par on the other eight holes. The team of Curt Johnson and Bric Parker had fun on #6, each taking ten strokes to get the ball in the hole.

Number nine green gatherings

Photos: two different groups of golfers finishing up on #9 late this afternoon. Jim and Leanne Love along with Bruce Wade and Lacey Denson - looks like Leanne is showing Bruce the finer points of putting; four campers (and fishermen) with four balls nicely surrounding the flag - a fifth golfer is just off camera.

Memorial Day tomorrow. Got the Bramble Scramble starting at 8am - a 20 some group that is playing nine holes.

Golf and kicking the can and speeding boats

Bill and Chuck and Al had other things to think about as they played golf yesterday, like 'kick the can' or speeding boats or the perfectly lovely day. They did continue on with their golf game in spite of the distractions. They did remember playing kick the can; still something youngsters do?

Two Scramble Winners at Lakeview

The Saturday morning scramblers at Lakeview Golf Course divided themselves into a nine hole bunch and an eighteen hole bunch for fun and games this Memorial Day weekend. The eighteen hole event, a six hole scramble, a six hole best ball and a six hole alternate shot game, was played by twelve golfers with the team of Doug Denson, Mark Sherer and Kevin Byron firing a two under par to take the trophy. At even par were the teams of Short Jeffers, Mike Bird and Karry Stoll, and Terry Butcher, Derek Gilbertson and Gary Knepp. Fourth place honors went to the team of Dave Wininger, Junior Byron and Rob Sterling with a score of three over par. Of note: the Jeffers team had the best scramble score at four under; the Butcher team had the best Best Ball score at a plus one; and the Denson team had the best Alternate Shot score with a one under.The Denson team sealed its win by coming in at minus one on the final three holes; by contrast, the Butcher team fell from contention by bogeying the last two holes. Double bogeys on #9 and #15 sank the Jeffers team while the Wininger team fired a five over par on holes ten, eleven and twelve to minimize the chance for victory.
In the nine hole scramble, Mike and Trenton Kidwell paired with Jack and Jordan Divine to best the team of Tyler Kidwell, Wayne Souerdike and Greg Potts.

Saturday Manager's Scramble - CHANGE!

Tomorrow's scramble is not only starting at a different time - 8am, it is also going to be 18 holes instead of 9 holes. Modified in some way. Come join the fun. Entry fee is twice the usual.

Another photo of golfing at sunset, Saturday's Scramble Starts at 8

Photo was taken last night as I was taking an evening stroll and these two golfers got in their last few holes. Recognize them?

Tomorrow's Manager's Scramble will start at 8am. Bring your A game.

Seniors Event 6 Notes and Comments

In the Thursday Senior League, Bob Norris shot a net 29 and Jim Bateman shot a net 31 for the low net scores of the day. Team low net was shot by Mike Anderson and Albert Kavanaugh with a 68. Mike also got the low gross with a 38; Mike Bird was one back with a 39. Hole prizes were claimed by Mike Anderson on both #3 and #7, Richard Swayze on #8 and Kenny Hudson on #9. Richard Swayze and Mike Bird continue to lead the pack in the Team competition. In Individual competition, Jack Lents tumbled to third with his humbling round of 48 and surrended first place to Richard Swayze. Mike Bird follows in second place. Of particular note: the course yielded only four birdies: Junior Byron on #4, Mike Bird and Vic Wallace on #5, and Mike Anderson on #7. The longest of the par 3's, #3, gave up only 3 pars to the players: Mike Anderson, Ward Smith and Rex Hudson. Jack Butcher claimed the most pars for the day with five in his round. Average gross score for the group was 48.9, down from the 50+ of a week ago and almost as good as three weeks ago when the average was 48.55. Vic Wallace's 50 was low man in his group (Dale DeLong, Allen Swayze and Charlie Sheetz) and his birdie on #5 allowed him to come in first in the eighteen hole Individual Handicapped Tournament with a net score of 68. Jack Butcher and Richard Swayze's 69's gave them a share of 2nd place while Bob Norris shared fourth with Mike Bird with scores of 70.

Senior Event 6 Photos

Senior Results: Event 6 and Tournament

Results are up for today's Senior League. They include the final standings for the Individual Handicapped Torunament - Vic Wallace's net 68 for the 18 holes got him a one stroke victory over Jack Butcher and Richard Swayze; Bob Norris and Mike Bird came in tied for fourth two back.

More later along with photos.

Seniors on Thursday

Senior League starts its match play event at 8am tomorrow. It is also the 2nd week of the Individual handicapped Tournament.

More Tuesday Photos

Photos: Mike Breeden watching one of his better shots; Tyler Walton watching his shot head for or go around the big oak; and one of the two Charlies with crosshanded swings at our place.

Tues Men Pictures

Photos: Chuck Baker and Al Plummer sporting beards that look an awful lot like the blossoms on the honey locust tree behind them; and Josh Hawkins, TJ McAtee, James Hager and Ryan Johnson at #8 teeing area.

Tuesday Men Event 6 Results

The results are posted. Highlights:

-Ryan Johnson got an eagle on #4 for what might have been the only good thing that happened in his round of 44.
-Short Jeffers took a quadruple bogey on #4 for an otherwise pretty good round of 39.
-The team of Curt Johnson and Bric Parker had fun on #6, each player taking a double par on the hole – perfect 10’s?
-Jason Rominger and Mike Bird had matching pars through the first six holes then saw their par rounds slip off with three bogeys between the two of them on the last three holes, Jason finding them on #7 and #9, Mike finding one on #8. They teamed up to shoot a net 64 which shared the low net for the day.
-Mike Kidwell played par golf a different way, going bogey, birdie, bogey, birdie on the first four holes; then a par, bogey before parring the last three holes, ending with a 36.
-Weston Muessig bogeyed the first hole then parred out for his sterling 36.
-Dave Wininger, the new leader of the individual competition, had a roller coaster ride, getting two birdies to start his round, then two bogeys, then ending up with pars but for a slip on #8 to end with his 36.
-Noah Callahan had a superb 41 which gave him the low net of the day with a 27.
-Tim Voegerl shot a 42 and netted 29 to come in second in low net.
-Larry Sutton returned from Africa and paired with Mark Anderson to keep the Sutton/Courter team in first place ahead of Padgett and Burris. They turned in scores of 42 and 39.
-Hole prizes went to Terry Butcher on #3, Dan Steiner on #7, Greg Potts on #8, and Mark Anderson on #9.
-Mike Albertson resolved his 's' problem (the 's' word rhymes with 'hank') at least for the time being with a sterling 39 gross and a net 30.
-Low net team scores were turned in by the Albertson/Jones team and the Allen/Rominger team with 64's.
-Average gross of 44.30 was slightly better than last week's 44.52.

Photos up in a bit.

Tuesday Men Five Years Ago...

Five years ago today, in Individual competition, Greg Potts was on top with Mark Potts right behind him. Not surprisingly, they also led the Team competition with a slight lead over Joe Allen and John Foddrill. Brent Courter had the low net with a 28 and was followed by Shannon Bratton and Blake Stewart, both with 30's. Dave Wininger shot a 33 (wow!) for the low gross and was followed by Shannon Bratton, John Walker and Greg Potts with 37's. Warren Atkison dragged in the caboose with a 56 (ouch). Average gross for the day was 43.89.

This week's Tribune article

This week's Tribune article:

Article for week of May 19th...

Lakeview Golf Course News

Reminder: Lakeview's Community League starts the week of May 25th. Find a partner and sign up today. Your partner can be any age or gender, and you can play any day of the week.

Saturday Scramble: Denson, Ty Kidwell, Stoll and Doyle Win

Joe Doyle, celebrating his '39th' birthday once again, sank a reverse, backhanded five foot putt on #7 for a bogie that turned out to be the decisive shot in the Saturday Manager's Scramble. The team of Joe Doyle, Doug Denson, Tyler Kidwell and Karry Stoll shot two under par to edge the competition. Coming in one back of the winners were the teams of Mike Kidwell, Mike Bird and Bryant Trambaugh, and Mark and Greg Potts and Josh Huff. Dragging in the caboose at two over was the team of Dave Wininger, Wayne Souerdike and Kevin Byron. Each of the four teams managed a plus two on the par threes.

Thursday Senior League:

Thursday's chancy weather turned out to be less chancy than anticipated and the Senior League played nine holes without incident. The ground was soaked and play was affected with some having a far worse time than others. Highlights: Low net score was a tie between Jack Lents and newcomer Mike McLaughlin with 34's. Low gross was also a tie between Junior Byron and Mike Bird with 39's. Low net team went to Richard Swayze and Mike Bird with a score of 70. Hole Prizes went to Mike Bird, John Chapman, Leroy Streepy and Wayne Pearl. Average gross score for the event slipped to 50.24. Team leaders through week five are Richard Swayze and Mike Bird with 44.5 points; Richard Barber and John Chapman are second with 39 points. In individual competition, Jack Lents is at the top of the board with 193 points followed by John Chapman with 170 points and Richard Swayze with 167 points. The first nine holes of the Individual Handicapped Tournament were completed with Thursday's play and the leaders are Jack Lents and Mike McLaughlin who shot 34's; tied for second at 35 are Richard Swayze, Jack Butcher, Michael Bird, Tom McAtee and Junior Byron.

Tuesday Men's League:

In team competition, Mark Anderson subbed for Larry Sutton and helped the Sutton/Courter team slip into first place at 244 points; second place belongs to Terry Padgett and Gary Burris with 224 points. In individual competition, James Hager vaulted to the top and now leads with 445 points and is closely followed by Doug Denson with 442 points. Also cracking the 400 point total were Dave Wininger with 421 points and Eddie Green with 403 points. Low net scores for the day were shot by Bill Carrico, Brent Courter and Short Jeffers with 30's; low gross was shot by Short Jeffers with a 34; James Hager and Trenton Kidwell both came in with 35's. Low net team score at 62 was a tie between the Larry Sutton/Brent Courter team and the John Drake/Dean Winkler teams. Hole prizes for the day were taken by John Drake, Mark Jones, Skip Ackerman and Mike Kidwell. Weston Muessig's eagle at #4 was only the second one of the season in the League; Skip Ackerman has the other one.

Complete results and standings for League play can be found at www.golflakeview.com.

Anna Moseby and Lloyd's Bench

Anna Moseby was out to play golf with Susan Fee. She also brought out flowers and fixings for the pot at Lloyd's Bench up there above #3 green.

Tuesday Men, Come on Down

Tuesday Men's League comes to town again tomorrow. Reminder to the participants: this is week one of the Individual Handicapped Tournament.

Wilma and Diane and Maggie and Ed Photos

At the golf course...

Scramble aftermath photos

Happy Birthday, Joe!

Denson, Ty Kidwell, Stoll and Doyle Win

Joe Doyle, celebrating his '39th' birthday once again, sank a reverse, backhanded five foot putt on #7 for a bogie that turned out to be the decisive shot in the Saturday Manager's Scramble. The team of Joe Doyle, Doug Denson, Tyler Kidwell and Karry Stoll shot two under par to edge the competition. Coming in one back of the winners were the teams of Mike Kidwell, Mike Bird and Bryant Trambaugh, and Mark and Greg Potts and Josh Huff. Dragging in the caboose at two over was the team of Dave Wininger, Wayne Souerdike and Kevin Byron. Each of the four teams managed a plus two on the par threes.

Saturday Manager's Scramble

Scramble on Saturday morning will start at 9:00.

Senior League Photos

Ward Smith swings; Dave, Richard and Ray watching Ray's shot go up #4; Ward and Bob going up #4; Dave and Ray calculating.

Senior League Results

Today's chancy weather turned out to be less chancy than anticipated and the Senior League played nine holes without incident this morning. The ground was soaked and play was affected with some having a far worse time than others (ask Diane Bird for confirmation of this). Highlights:

Low Net Score was a tie between Jack Lents and newcomer Mike McLaughlin with 34's. Low gross was also a tie between Junior Byron and Mike Bird with 39's. Low Net Team went to Richard Swayze and Mike Bird with a score of 70. Hole Prizes went to Mike Bird, John Chapman, Leroy Streepy and Wayne Pearl. Average gross score for the event slipped to 50.24.

Photos to follow.

Update: Diane just reminded me that this was week one of the Individual Handicapped Tournament. The leaderboard can be found at the web site. Jack Lents and Mike McLaughlin lead with their 34's. Tied for 3rd at 35: Michael Bird, Junior Byron, Jack Butcher, Tom McAtee and Richard Swayze

Weather for Thursday Seniors

It's still dark out there but looks like we just might get our golf in today. Right now it's a go...

update at 6:45: Heading to the golf course. We're a go unless something unseemly (!) happens.

Seniors play tomorrow - in between the raindrops

Photo: A group of golfers up from Santa Claus had a go in the gloom of an overcast day.

Yes we are hoping that we don't have to play in between the raindrops. One rainout is quite enough in a season and we had that last week. By the way, that rainout has been rescheduled for August 7th. As with last week, we'll keep a close eye on the weather and post a delay or postponement by 7:30 if there is one. Otherwise we start play at 8am. It is wet out there so bring an extra pair of socks; and your rubber ducky if you want to...

Gary and Virgil Photo

During league play yesterday afternoon; note Clyde up on #8 tee box.

Tuesday Men Photos

Clyde

Clyde was with Bob and Richard and he just missed a putt. Didn't seem to bother him at all other than to make him break out in a big smile. The man knows how to enjoy his game.

Boat People Photo

While Tuesday Men played golf, others rode on still waters and fished for edibles.

Update Wednesday noon: Late yesterday afternoon, I was out with my camera and tripod taking pictures of the golfers when the gentleman on the left in the boat called out that he would take an 8x10. So I took a picture and let him know where he could find it. Hope he finds it; it's a good one.

Tuesday Men Event 5 Results

Results are posted. Highlights:

New Leaders: Team - Sutton and Courter; Individual - James Hager.
Low Scores:
-Individual Net: Tie: Bill Carrico, Brent Courter, Mark Jeffers (30's)
-Individual Gross: Mark Jeffers (34); James Hager, Trenton Kidwell (35's)
-Team Net: Tie: Larry Sutton/Brent Courter and John Drake/Dean Winkler (62's)
Hole Prizes:
-#3: John Drake
-#7: Mark Jones
-#8: Skip Ackerman
-#9: Mike Kidwell

A few of the comments made while I was in the clubhouse when golfers finished their rounds (I subbed for Jason Rominger and went out witrh Joe Allen, Mike and Tyler Kidwell shortly after 6):

-Weston Muessig shoots a 39 which includes a couple of double bogies and an eagle.
-Mike Albertson comes in with a 47 and saying something about an ‘S’ word.
-Trenton Kidwell starts off with a birdie and follows that with two bogies but finds another birdie at #6 to come in with an even par.
-Sutton/Courter team vaults into first place with Sutton in Africa.

Pictures and maybe more comments later.

Tuesday Men - Another Chance for Glory

Looks like another good day for golf for the Tuesday Men. A little wet on the course what with the four inches of rain we had Thursday through Sunday - makes the greens soft and receptive but the fairways are the same - no bump and run today unless you hit the cart paths.

Five years ago in the Tuesday league, Mark Potts led the Individual competition with Tim Voegerl and Warren Atkison ahead in the Team. Dave Wininger shot a 35 and Shannon Bratton, Mark Potts, Mark Jeffers and Phil Eyler shot 37's. Joe Allen had a net 29 and Shannon Bratton a net 30. Average gross score for the day was 44.56. Weather was sunny and mild with temperatures ranging from the 70's to the 50's. (Do things change much?)

Some of today's golfing pictures

Golfer DJ and his Aunt Cathy (down from Michigan City to take DJ out to the golf course) and Tiffany and Golfer John. Out of sight was the book (The Tao of Pooh) that Tiffany thought she might have to resort to if things got too boring; don't think they did.

Senior Golfers Swing and Swing and Swing and Swing

Four pretty good golfers out at Lakeview this morning.