Saturday Morning Scramble Start Time

9am.

Bits and Pieces: Thursday Game, September Challenge

-Four teams participated in the Thursday game yesterday morning with Jack Butcher and Rex Hudson claiming the prize with a net score of 34.67 in the Alternate Shot format.  They nipped Junior Byron and Ken Hudson by .33 strokes.

-Six more teams played their September Challenge yesterday.  That makes 18 of the 22 (three played Wednesday night, nine on Tuesday) that have posted their alternate shot scores.  Low gross and net so far are 34/29.67 shot by the team of Rob Graber and Clint Knepp.  I've updated the results here.  Next week the final part of the September Challenge, the best ball game.  Remember two things: play with another team; there's a prize for low net in each event (Trabant and Wagler won the scramble prize).

Thursday Game Today at 10am

Thursday Leaguers will be getting together today at 10am to play a little golf.  The game today is Alternate Shot with each of the two golfers hitting from every tee and then alternating till the ball is in the hole.  Those golfers playing in the September Challenge can double dip by using this morning's score for each event (must make your decision before going out and hitting your first tee shot).  All league golfers are welcome to join in the fun at ten.

Bits and Pieces: Tuesday and Thursday Games, September Challenge

-Several teams in the September Challenge got in their alternate shot games yesterday and I expect the majority of them would love a do over (including Tom and me).  The scores were unusually high (the low net was 34.33 - last year's was 31.33) with the wind being the primary suspect in driving up scores.  Did suffer some short putting woes myself and saw other individuals getting very exasperated with their short sticks.

-Three of the teams participated in the Tuesday game with Colin and Terry Padgett posting the low score, that 34.33 mentioned above.

-For the Thursday players, we will again start at 10am and, like last week, offer a Thursday game to go along with those playing their September Challenge game.  Each is optional though we did have ten teams participate in the Thursday game last week.

Tuesday Event Alternate Shot, September Challenge Notes

Tuesday event for today will be Alternate Shot.  Each player will hit from each tee box and then alternate shot from thereon in.  Players have the option of playing their September Challenge Alternate Shot concurrently (at the same time) - just like last Tuesday, can count one score for both games. 

Have posted the September Challenge scramble results in the last blog post as well as here (includes individual h'caps, etc.).  The prize information sheet will be posted in the clubhouse.

September Challenge: Scramble Results

September Challenge 2011 Results
POS	Player 1	Player 2	Total
			Gross	Net
1	Trabant, Billy	Wagler, Duane	31	26.33
2	Bird, Mike	Walker, Tom	32	28.00
3	Graber, Rob	Knepp, Clint	33	28.67
3	Wininger, Dave	Arthur, Scott	32	28.67
3	Wagler, Adam	Stoll, Tyson	34	28.67
6	Byron, Junior	Hudson, Ken	33	29.00
7	Padgett, Colin	Padgett, Terry	33	29.33
8	Lents, Jack	Bird, Mike	32	29.67
9	Wagler, Ken	Graber, Jeremy	32	30.00
10	Bledsoe, Chris	Hawkins, Lonnie	36	30.67
11	Jeffers, Short	Butcher, Terry	32	31.00
11	Pearl, Wayne	Wagoner, Denny	37	31.00
13	Souerdike, Wayne	Allen, Joe	35	31.33
14	Drake, John	McAtee, Tom	37	31.67
14	Walton, Tyler	Johnson, Curt	36	31.67
14	Butcher, Jack	Hudson, Rex	37	31.67
17	Byron, Kevin	Byron, Junior	36	32.33
18	Brosmer, Dennis	Trambaugh, Tom	39	33.00
18	Albertson, Mike	Jones, Mark	38	33.00
20	Brown, Dave	Lemmon, Dick	38	33.67
21	Templin, George	Wade, Chad	38	34.33
22	Cornelius, Morris	Streepy, Leroy	42	36.00

Bits and Pieces: September Challenge; Football; Solheim Cup; Bric's Funeral Mass

-September Challenge:  Week 2 is Alternate Shot.  Each player tees off on each hole and then you alternate from there.  Make all putts.  Don't forget that the week 1 scramble has been extended through today with all the rain we had yesterday.  I know of three teams that have not posted scores.

-Wet out at the golf course.  Think we got about three inches of rain with a final deluge last night of an inch or so.  Things greening up in a hurry after last week's needed moisture.

-Irish win, barely.  Colts look good (the defense especially) in their loss.  Needed: a quarterback who can deliver the ball to the wide open receivers.

-The Europeans got the best of the Americans in the Solheim Cup.  Michelle Wie ran into three finishing birdies by Suzann Pettersen to lose at the 18th hole; and rookie Ryann O'Toole gave up a two stroke lead over the last two holes to finish all square with Caroline Hedwall.  Both results were late in the day.  Didn't help that Paula Creamer got creamed early and that Cristie Kerr had to withdraw because of injury.

-Off to Bric Parker's funeral mass (10am at St. John's).  He would have enjoyed the viewing yesterday - jam packed with lines of people twisting around and about from the very get-go.

September Challenge: Scramble Extended Through Monday

I know of at least two teams that have not got their September Challenge scrambles on the books and may not do that with all the rain today.  Am extending the SC scramble for another day to allow those that still want to participate in the Challenge to get their scores in.  (Ron Hettle and I, with our extra nine holes trying to decide the Saturday Scramble yesterday, kept both George Templin and Kevin Byron from getting to their SC partners.)

Bric Parker Photo

Bric was out playing golf earlier this year.  This photo was originally published March 18th when he was playing with Tracy Rayhill and probably Curt Johnson and Tony Trambaugh, a frequent foursome at Lakeview the last couple of years. 

Don't forget the viewing later today at Brocksmith's - from 3 to 8. 

Lakeview Scramble Declared A Tie After A Nine Hole Playoff Decides Nothing

 Mike Bird, George Templin, Ron Hettle and Kevin Byron after agreeing to share the Saturday scramble title after they played a nine hole playoff.  Each team finished at five under par.    Photo by Pam Byron.

After nine playoff holes in the Saturday Scramble, the teams of Ron Hettle and Kevin Byron along with Mike Bird and George Templin, called it quits and agreed to share the trophy for this week’s scramble at Lakeview.  The two teams tied at two under par through the first nine holes with George Templin running in a birdie putt of thirteen feet from just off the green at #8 to get his team to two under; Ron Hettle rolled in a ten foot putt at the ninth hole to get his team to the tie.  Both teams had shaky starts with Hettle and Byron finding a double bogey at the first hole, and the Bird/Templin team gathering in a bogey there as well.  During the nine hole playoff, the teams traded pars and birdies with each rolling in birdie putts at the last – Byron with a nine footer after Hettle’s tee shot, and Bird with a fifteen footer from just off the green.  Hettle managed a super 70 yard bump and run shot from in the woods to the side of #5 fairway that led to par save while Templin rolled in a downhill sliding putt of twelve feet at the sixth hole for birdie to continue the game.  The two teams finished their 18 holes with five under par 65’s.  Three other teams participated in the scramble.  Junior Byron and Lee Wininger, Greg Potts and Larry Hembree, and the threesome of Jordan Divine, Jack Divine and Jackson Hembree, each finished with one under 34’s and missed the playoffs by a single stroke.

Bits and Pieces

-North Daviess Cougars got creamed by the Linton Miners in football last night.  Score something like 80 to 20.  Grandson Lucas started in the defensive backfield and played some on offense (Z back) as well when the starter broke his arm.

-The Irish are in Pittsburgh today.  Noon start time on abc.  They are favored.  Hope they win big, again.

-Solheim Cup: USA down 6.5 to 4.5 with one match to go in this morning's foursomes.  Scores here.  Morgan Pressel and Ryann O'Toole the only winners so far this morning.

-The September Challenge: Had three more teams play yesterday with another set to play today.  Still time to get into the competition.  The roster:

1		Trabant, Billy	Wagler, Duane
2		Bird, Mike	Walker, Tom
3		Graber, Rob	Knepp, Clint
4		Wininger, Dave	Arthur, Scott
5		Byron, Junior	Hudson, Ken
6		Padgett, Colin	Padgett, Terry
7		Lents, Jack	Bird, Mike
8		Wagler, Ken	Graber, Jeremy
9		Bledsoe, Chris	Hawkins, Lonnie
10		Jeffers, Short	Butcher, Terry
11		Pearl, Wayne	Wagoner, Denny
12		Souerdike, Wayne	Allen, Joe
13		Drake, John	McAtee, Tom
14		Walton, Tyler	Johnson, Curt
15		Butcher, Jack	Hudson, Rex
16		Brosmer, Dennis	Trambaugh, Tom
17		Albertson, Mike	Jones, Mark
18		Cornelius, Morris	Streepy, Leroy
19		Wagler, Adam	Stoll, Tyson
20		Brown, Dave	Lemmon, Dick
21		Byron, Kevin	Byron, Junior

Saturday Morning Scramble Start Time

9am.

Bric Parker 1959-2012

Another member of the Lakeview golfing family has passed away. Bric Parker, a member who did much to lighten the lives of many of us here at Lakeview Golf Course with his friendship and always warm and smiling greeting, died on Thursday.  Our deepest sympathies go to Bric's family.  Bric, good friend and neighbor, you are missed.


Funeral Arrangements for Bric Parker

Visitation: Brocksmith Funeral Home, 300 Church St., Loogootee
Sunday, 25 September, 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Funeral: St. John's Catholic Church, 408 Church St., Loogootee
Monday, 26 September, 10:00 am

Bits and Pieces

-Lakeview's September Challenge:  Nineteen teams signed up with 16 teams having their scramble scores in the books.  Still time to sign up and get your score posted - through Sunday.  Sunday will also start the second week and the second game - Alternate Shot.  In Alternate Shot, both players hit from every tee box and then alternate from there on in till the ball is in the hole (remember - no gimmies).  Will post the first week's scores Sunday evening.

-The Tuesday and Thursday Games:  Will continue with the Tuesday and Thursday games next week (Alternate Shot), giving those in the September Challenge and those not participating to join in the fun.  Last week, six Tuesday teams participated with Short Jeffers and Terry Butcher (Sept. Chal. players) posting the low score; ten teams took part in the Thursday games with Frank and Susan Fee (non Sept Chal. players) taking the honors. 

-Solheim Cup underway with Christie Kerr and Michelle Wie winning their match against Maria Hjorth and Anna Nordqvist.  The Golf Channel's Randall Mell makes it look like it was mostly the bad shots of the Europeans that gave the victory to the Americans.  A win is a win is a win.  The match is tied 2-2 going into the fourball matches this afternoon. 

-Rain, rain.  Welcome rain this week - though we would like it to take a break for the weekend, at least during the daylight hours.  The Monday afternoon rain caught Tracy Rayhill, Curt Johnson, Tony Trambaugh and me out there on the course enjoying a skin and flag game.  Got wet but we didn't care: it wasn't cold and the game was even - each of us came away with a skin or a flag.  Did stop early enough for a foursome to get their September Challenge scramble in.

-Tomorrow morning's manager's scramble will start at 9am.

Scotty, Dave, Wayne and Joe On #8 Tee Last Tuesday

Lakeview Laegues' 2011 Average Gross Scores - Complete List Posted

The average gross scores list for the 2011 Lakeview Leagues has been posted here.

Fee and Fee Team Up To Win Thursday Scramble

Lakeview Golf Course
Thursday Games
Sept. 22, 2011		Scramble
						max=6
POS	Player 1	Player 2		Scramble		Team
				Gross	Net	H'cap
1	Frank Fee	Susan Fee		32	28.33	3.67
2	Junior Byron	Ken Hudson		33	29.00	4.00
2	Terry LaMar	Bob Elliott		35	29.00	6.00
4	Jack Lents	Mike Bird		32	29.67	2.33
5	Tony Wease	Charlie Sheetz		36	30.00	6.00
6	Dave Brown	Dick Lemmon		35	30.67	4.33
7	Wayne Pearl	Denny Wagoner		37	31.00	6.00
8	Jack Butcher	Rex Hudson		37	31.67	5.33
9	Dane Mosby	Pam Byron		40	34.00	6.00
10	Morris Cornelius	Leroy Streepy		42	36.00	6.00

Thursday Leaguers - Time to Play!

Post season play today at 10am.  Two two person handicapped 9 hole scramble events:

-Thursday Scramble - open to anybody with an entry fee of $5 per person.

-September Challenge - open to league members only with an entry fee of $10 which covers the three games of the Challenge (scramble, alternate shot, best ball).

You may choose to play in each of them and may use the same scramble score to cover both games.  Or you may play in the Thursday Scramble and play your September Challenge scramble at a later time this week.

Come out and have some fun going for a super low score or a hole-in-one or even a round of 100% flush hits.  

Lakeview Leagues' Top 50 Golfers for 2011

	Lakeview Leagues
	2011 End Season Averages
	Gross averages of players with 5 or more events played in 2011.
				Hcp
		Events	Gross	End	league
1	POTTS, MARK	14	35.00	1	Tues Men
2	HAGER, JAMES	20	35.10	1	Tues Men
3	BRETT, TRAVIS	5	35.40	0	Tues Men
4	WININGER, DAVE	19	35.53	0	Tues Men
5	JEFFERS, MARK	7	36.14	1	Comm
6	BUTCHER, TERRY	17	37.06	2	Tues Men
7	BIRD, MICHAEL	12	37.08	2	Comm
8	WAGLER, KEN	12	37.17	2	Comm
9	BURCH, ALAN	18	37.56	0	Tues Men
10	DENSON, DOUG	5	37.80	3	Tues Men
11	BYRON, JUNIOR	22	38.14	3	Thurs
12	KAVANAUGH, AL	22	38.23	3	Thurs
13	GRABER, ADRIAN	12	38.33	1	Comm
14	GILBERTSON, DEREK	21	38.43	3	Tues Men
15	SEALS, MIKE	19	38.79	3	Tues Men
16	EYLER, PHIL	17	38.82	3	Tues Men
17	GRABER, STAN	8	39.13	5	Comm
18	DIVINE, JORDAN	21	39.24	3	Tues Men
19	BOYD, JON	17	39.29	4	Tues Men
20	WALTON, TYLER	20	39.40	5	Tues Men
21	INMAN, BRANDON	11	39.46	4	Tues Men
22	JONES, DAN	20	39.50	4	Tues Men
23	CALLAHAN, NOAH	12	39.58	5	Comm
24	ALLBRIGHT, LEROY	14	39.64	4	Thurs
25	DIVINE, JAKE	18	39.67	7	Tues Men
26	LAMAR, TERRY	11	39.82	5	Comm
27	WAGLER, EMANUEL	12	39.83	4	Comm
28	HAWKINS, JOSH	19	39.90	3	Tues Men
29	MCATEE, TJ	17	39.94	3	Tues Men
30	POTTS, GREG	20	39.95	5	Tues Men
31	GRABER, JEREMY	12	40.00	4	Comm
32	JEFFERS, MITCH	20	40.05	3	Tues Men
33	WALKER, JOHN	20	40.05	5	Tues Men
34	TEMPLIN, GEORGE	7	40.14	5	Tues Men
35	WAGLER, DUANE	11	40.18	6	Comm
36	MILLER, NOAH	12	40.25	6	Comm
37	BLEDSOE, CHRIS	7	40.43	4	Tues Men
38	PADGETT, COLLIN	21	40.52	5	Tues Men
39	RAYHILL, TRACY	21	40.57	4	Tues Men
40	FEE, FRANK	20	40.60	5	Thurs
41	ACKERMAN, SKIP	21	40.71	6	Tues Men
42	WAGLER, ADAM	7	40.86	6	Comm
43	LENGACHER, GALEN	12	40.92	7	Comm
44	BUTCHER, JACK	22	40.96	5	Thurs
45	KNEPP, CLINT	12	41.17	7	Comm
46	YODER, DALE	12	41.17	5	Comm
47	PADGETT, TERRY	20	41.25	6	Tues Men
48	WILDMAN, JEREMY	11	41.27	7	Comm
49	SOUERDIKE, WAYNE	21	41.29	5	Tues Men
50	JOHNSON, RYAN	21	41.52	4	Tues Men

Short Jeffers and Terry Butcher Win Tuesday Scramble with a Net 31

Lakeview Golf Course
Tuesday Games
Sept. 20, 2011		Scramble
						max=6
POS	Player 1	Player 2		Scramble		Team
				Gross	Net	H'cap	H'cap1	H'cap2	League
1	Jeffers, Short	Butcher, Terry		32	31.00	1.00	1	2	Tues	$$
2	Walton, Tyler	Johnson, Curt		36	31.67	4.33	5	8	Tues
2	Drake, John	McAtee, Tom		37	31.67	5.33	8	8	Tues
4	Wease, Tony	Sheetz, Charlie		38	32.00	6.00	6	17	Thurs
5	Albertson, Mike	Jones, Mark		38	33.00	5.00	6	9	Tues
6	Byron, Kevin	Byron, Junior		37	33.33	3.67	10	1	Tues

Thursday League Note: September Challenge and Thursday Scramble Option

Thursday Leaguers - note that the Tuesday Scramble and September Challenge option will be available for you as well - option covered in the previous blog here.

September Challenge and Tuesday League Scramble

Coming up tomorrow for Tuesday Leaguers and other league members who wish to play:

-September Challenge: Week 1 - 2 person handicapped scramble.  $10 entry fee per person.

-Tuesday Scramble: 2 person handicapped scramble - for those who don't want to play in the September Challenge as well as those playing in the Challenge - playing in this scramble will count for both the Tuesday Scramble and the September Challenge Scramble if desired.  $5 entry fee per person.

-Team handicap for each event is player A's h'cap plus player B's h'cap divided by 3 with a maximum of 6.

Note 1:  The same option/two games will be available to Thursday League players coming out to play at 10am (change from 9).

 Note 2:  Those participating in the September Challenge can play their games any time during the week and are not restricted to Tuesday or Thursday.

Bird, Hembree and Norman Win Lakeview Scramble in Overtime

 Photo: Steve Norman, Larry Hembree and Mike Bird at the second hole after their overtime win in the Lakeview Saturday Scramble.     Photo by Wayne Souerdike.

Steve Norman dropped in a three foot birdie putt at the second extra hole for the win in Lakeview's Saturday Scramble.  After Mike Bird's drive and Larry Hembree's chip, Norman's putt was the cap to their eleven hole triumph over the team of Junior Byron, Wayne Souerdike and Lee Wininger (Joe Allen filled in for Lee for the last two holes).  The two teams finished tied at three under par after nine holes while a third team, Stan Graber, Joe Allen and Curt Johnson, posted a minus one and failed to make the playoff.

Bits and Pieces: The Return

Okay, the league regular season is over and my word bank is already starting to fill up again.  Best get back to using a few of them in this bits and pieces thingee that has been on hold now for several months.

Things that come to mind:

Football:

-Cougars won last night big up in Odon over Union, 54-8.  Diane was there.  Grandson Lucas did get in the game in the second half.  Hooray.

-Notre Dame: Said it last week before the Michigan game: they gotta win.  Guess we should all say it again but now with a little more emphasis.  Irish gotta win!  And it will be a quality win if it happens - the Michigan State Spartans have had their way with the Irish for way too long.  But then that could be said about a lot of teams, couldn't it?

Golf:

-The golf goddess giveth and she taketh away.  My Tuesday hole-in-one at #3 was followed by a six at the same hole on Thursday.  Guess I was fortunate to walk away with a share of the A Flight championship - the triple bogey dropped me into a tie with Junior Byron.  We both made routine pars at #4, the last of the tournament (and the season).

-Congrats to Jordan Divine on a great season what with a double championship.  He and Mitch Jeffers combined for the team title while he went solo for the individual championship.  Congrats also to James Hager who had a sterling four rounds in shooting a seven under par 133.  Good stuff.  Junior Byron also deserves a pat on the back: he nipped Jordan Divine by a single stroke for the B Flight title in the Tuesday League then shot a 34 on Thursday, making up two strokes, to tie me for the A Flight title on Thursday.

-On the larger stage of golf:  My two favorite pro golfers, Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie, have pretty much been non factors this year.  Tiger out nursing physical problems and Michelle way too erratic and inconsistent.  The Wie Lass is still up there among the best in the world while Tiger's rank is still dropping with his poor play over the past two years.  He does have a tournament coming up here in a bit.  Hope he does well.  Like the Irish, he needs a win.

Gotta go.  Scramble at Lakeview in less than an hour.  Don't forget the September Challenge coming up next week, the start of it.

Saturday Manager's Scramble Start Time

9am

Thursday League: Jack Lents Wins Individual Title, Flight Champions Crowned

Jack Lents fired a net 37 in the Thursday League's final day of play, earned 21 points and won the individual championship with a total of 701 points.  For the season, he topped Dick Lemmon by a single point and Jack Butcher by nine points on a day when the three of them slugged it out in a foursome that included Frank Fee. 

In the flighted tournament:  Junior Byron had two birds, six pars and a single bogey in a rock steady round of 34 to finish with a 36 hole total of 147 and tie Mike Bird in the A Flight.  Bird, leading by two strokes at the beginning of the day and by three with two holes to play, had three birds, four pars, a bogey and a disastrous triple bogey at the players' eighth hole, #3, to open the door for Byron.  In B Flight, Frank Fee finished with a 41 for a total of 158 and a four stroke win over second place Jack Lents.  Susan Fee in C Flight won by two strokes when she parred her final hole (#6) while hard charging Tony Wease took a double bogey at the same hole.  Susan finished with a total of 167.  D Flight's Denny Wagoner posted a final day 43 and finished at 175 for the tournament to best Rex Hudson by eight strokes.  Morris Cornelius fired a final day 48 and finished at 188 to claim a ten stroke win over Dick Barber.

Low scores for the final day of regular season play were posted by Junior Byron with both a low net of 31 and a low gross of 34.  Hole prizes were claimed by Pam Byron at #7, by Phil Roberts at #8 and by Mike Bird at #9.  Average gross score for the day was 45.85, up more than a stroke from last week's 44.76.

Thursday League Regular Season and Flight Champions

 Team champions Jack Butcher and Rex Hudson along with individual champ Jack Lents smile for the camera after Thursday's final day of play and award ceremony at Lakeview.

Flighted Tournament champions Susan Fee, Mike Bird, Morris Cornelius, Junior Byron and Frank Fee after Thursday's play at Lakeview.  Denny Wagoner, D Flight champion, was unavailable at picture taking time.

Thursday League Results

This morning's final day league play results are posted here.  Congrats to Jack Lents for his big win in the season long individual competition.  He edged Dick Lemmon by the slimmest of margins, a scant one point.  Also congrats to the flighted tournament winners:  Mike Bird and Junior Byron, co-winners in the A Flight, Frank Fee in the B Flight, Susan Fee in the C Flight, Denny Wagoner in the D Flight and Morris Cornelius in the E Flight.

Thursday Leaguers - Last Chance For Glory!

Come on out and expect glory as we take on the final day of our season.  Got to settle the race for the top of the individual competition: Dick Lemmon is holding on with his fingernails to the top position but has Jack Butcher and Jack Lents on either side of him trying to make room for themselves on a very narrow ledge.  Dick has 685 points, Jack B. 684 and Jack L. 680.  Within shouting distance of those three are Dave Brown and Dick Barber, each with 654 points, and Mike McLaughlin with 651 points.  With 50 some points available today, think we can expect some fireworks.

Then there is the flighted tournament.  The last nine holes of thirty-six with Mike Bird, Frank Fee, Susan Fee, Denny Wagoner and Morris Cornelius holding onto leads that could disappear in the wink of an eye or the swoosh of a swing gone bad.  Of course, the contenders must take their chances to make up the difference if they hope to hold the gold at the end of the day.

We do have a pitch-in lunch at the conclusion of play.  Diane has some brats and burgers that Eric is going to cook up.  Know that we have some potato salad coming in from at least one source and maybe more.  And no doubt a variety of other goodies - am sure that you will get your fill.  Your task:  Pack your clubs and your food offering and come on out; play nine holes of golf and then share a meal with the rest of us.  Sound like a good way to spend part of your Thursday morning?


Btw, last chance for a second hole-in-one in league play at Lakeview this season.  Had one on Tuesday night so might as well get one today.  Any volunteers?

September Challenge 2011

Teams may play their rounds any time during the week of the event and are not restricted to Tuesdays or Thursdays.  Community League members same as usual.

Lakeview's September Challenge 2011
Starts week of September 18th:
A three event, three week, two person handicapped game.
Open to all league players including subs.  Must be same partner all three events.
Entry fee: $10 per person, $20 per team.
Week 1: Scramble
Week 2: Alternate Shot
Week 3: Best Ball
Handicap calculation:
Sum of individual players' handicaps divided by three with a maximum of 6.
Note 1:		In the 1st 2 events, women tee off at the 175 yard line on hole #1 (par 4 hole).
Note 2:		In the Alternate Shot event, both players hit from each tee box
		and then alternate till ball is in the cup.  Make all putts - no gimmes.
Note 3:		Best Ball: Pair up with another team in the Challenge for your third round.
Note 4:		Prizes: One grand prize for the low total as well as a prize for each event.
		Amounts to be determined once field is set.