For the week of May 10.
Lakeview Golf Course News
by Michael Bird Lakeview Golf Course Manager
Trenton Kidwell and Mike Bird circled the course in two under par to win the May 8th Saturday Morning Scramble over three other teams. Mike Bird rolled in a twelve footer from just off the green at #1 and Trenton Kidwell stuck one at the three inch mark at the par three 7th to account for the two birds that went along with their seven pars. Two teams came in at one under: Dave Wininger and Wayne Souerdikle, and Doug Denson and Stan Graber. Mark Sherer and Joe Allen came in at one over par. Doug Denson and Mark Sherer also stuck shots at #7 for kick in birdies for their teams, a remarkable feat considering the cool and gusting wind that made shot making difficult throughout play.
LeagueLeaders: Team - Mike Anderson, who just returned from Florida, and Al Kavanaugh. Individual - Al Kavanaugh. Hole Prize winners: Terry LaMar on both #7 and #9; Frank Fee on #8. Low scores: Net - Dick Barber, Frank Fee, Terry LaMar and Patty Bowling, each coming in at 4 under par. Gross: Al Kavanaugh with a 37, followed by Mike Bird and Terry LaMar with 39's. Leaders in the Pearl/Byron Tournament after nine holes are Dick Barber and John Chapman who came in with a nifty net score of two under par; Tony Wease, playing with Charlie Sheetz, Clyde Wake, playing with Terry LaMar, and Vic Wallace playing with Joe Gray, are tied for second in the thirty-six hole tournament with scores of one over par. Birdies were claimed by Ken Hudson at hole five, Mike Bird at hole six and Al Kavanaugh at hole nine. Kavanaugh led in pars at six, followed by Bird and Frank Fee at five. For the day, the average gross score was 47.33, some six tenths of a stroke better than the previous week. Note: Players of the Day: Terry LaMar and Al Kavanaugh.
Leaders after week three of the regular season: Team: Allan Harmon and Rob Rollins; Individual: Allan Harmon. Holes prize winners for last Tuesday: Close to the pin shots: Joe Potts, Doug Denson and Terry Padgett; long putts: Dennis Brosmer, Bric Parker and Skip Ackerman. Low scores: net: Allan Harmon and Jordan Divine, each with 31's; gross: Short Jeffers with a nifty par round of 35; Phil Eyler shot a 36 for second low gross score on the day. Net team: Short Jeffers and Jordan Divine (64). Group average gross dropped a bit from 44.63 last week to 44.29 this week. Of the nineteen birds captured during play, five were at hole #4 (continues to be the league's most popular birdie hole), three at holes 2 and 9, 2 at the first hole and one at holes 3, 6, 7 and 8. Three players came in with two: Short Jeffers, Weston Muessig and Mike Bird. Phil Eyler and John Walker led in pars with six each. Jordan Divine subbed for his dad, Jack, managed to tie for low net, and teamed up with Short Jeffers' net score of 33 to take the nine hole lead in the thirty-six hole Butcher/Doyle Team Tournament.
Note: Full details and scores of league action can be found at
golflakeview.com. Additional commentary and photos can be found at the course blog,
lakeviewgolfcoursenews.blogspot.com.
