For the week of June 28, 2010
Lakeview Golf Course News
by Michael Bird, Lakeview Golf Course Manager
Photo: Greg Potts, Roger Blake, Tyler Kidwell and Junior Byron atop the dam out at Boggs Lake after their triumph in the Saturday Morning Scramble at Lakeview.
In the Saturday Morning Scramble at Lakeview Golf Course lastSaturday, Tyler Kidwell, Junior Byron, Greg Potts and Roger Blake made it look easy by firing a nine under round of 27 to win in what turned out to be a cakewalk. The foursome eagled hole #2 and birdied all but #5 in a team effort that saw everything turning up spades in a five stroke win. Three other teams of four participated with each of them coming in at four under par.
Susan Fee won the the Individual Handicapped Tournament last Thursday by shooting a net round of two under par which gave her a twelve under par score for the 36 hole tournament. Jim Bateman, who started the day tied with Susan, shot a net round of one over and ended up tied for second with Pam Byron. The Fees also took over first place in the team competition by defeating the Batemans, 10.5 to 3.5, in their head to head face off. For the day, Dave Brown had a brilliant round of 37 to tie Mike Bird for the low gross of the day and easily won the low net with a 26. Carroll Rayhill carded a net 30 to place second behind Brown. John Chapman became the third player in the last three weeks to sit at the top of the individual standings. He replaces Wayne Pearl, last week's leader, who is now in second eleven points back. Brown and playing partner Ray Shaw, had the low net team score of the day with a 64. Hole prizes were claimed by Joe Gray at #7 and Al Kavanaugh at both #8 and #9. The group average for event 10 was 46.14, up almost a stroke from the previous week. Next week: Mid season scramble.
Winners of the Individual Handicapped Tournament were Mike Kidwell, Karry Stoll and Mike Seals, each of whom finished the 36 hole event with scores of 125, 15 strokes below par. One stroke back was Bric Parker with Dave Wininger coming in fifth at 129. Mike Seals tied for the low net round of the day with a 30 to squeeze into the winner's circle with Kidwell and Stoll. His round included an eagle, the only one of the night, at hole #4, and a birdie at hole #7 in a round of even par 35. Mike Kidwell parred eight holes, missing only at #3, a bogey which kept him from winning the tournament outright. Karry Stoll's round of 41, net 33, included birds at #4 and #8. For the regular season, low gross scores were turned in by Mark Potts with a 33 and Junior Byron, Mike Seals and Dave Wininger with 35's. Also shooting 30's to share the low net score with Mike Seals, were Paul Hart, Tim Voegerl, Charlie Lyon and Scott Arthur. Low net team score was a 62 by Tim Voegerl and Warren Atkison. Hole prizes were picked up by Junior Byron, Curt Johnson and Kevin Byron on close to the pin shots; and by Terry LaMar, Joe Allen and Mark Jones on long putts. Group average gross score for the day was 41.61, more than a stroke better than last week and a new low for the season.
Allen Yoder shot a net 31 in last week's play to tie Jason Graber for the championship of the Individual Handicapped Tournament. The two of them shot 36 hole rounds of 15 under par to outdistance a group of three, Virgil Harper, Shirley Jeffers and Dale Yoder, who tied for third place at minus eight. In regular season play, Allen Yoder and partner Dale Yoder took over the top spot in team competition and lead Jason Graber and Perry Yoder by 13 points and Jack Lents and Virgil Harper by 15 points. Lucas Bird, who shot the low net round of the week with a 28, teamed up with his granddad, Mike Bird, to shoot the low net team round as well with a score of 62. Jeremy Graber and Duane Wagler had the low gross rounds of the week, each firing 37's. The group averaged 46.03 strokes for the week, up almost a stroke from the previous week.
Note: Coming up the week of June 28th for each of the three leagues: Mid season two person, nine hole, handicapped scramble. Subs are invited to join in the fun with their own team while regulars may pair up with their existing partner or with another league member or sub.
