-Best net round: Noah Callahan who shot a gross 36 and a net 29. Joe Allen with a gross 37 and a net 31 had the second best net round.
-Best gross round: James Hager's 33 which included birds at the long holes and seven pars. Kevin Johnson had the second best round, a 34. Kevin opened with a bogey and found two more at the last two holes that offset an eagle at six and birds at four and five.
-Low net team: Wayne Souerdike (38/33) and Joe Allen (37/31) fired a nifty 64. Noah Callahan (36/29) and Derek Gilbertson (39/36) had the next best at 65.
-Hole prizes: Mike Breeden, James Hager and Tom McAtee at the par threes, and Don Nolan and Jordan Divine with long putts.
-Average gross score for the Tuesday Men was 42.41, way down from a year ago when it was 43.61. Probably has something to do with the nice weather and the course condition.
-Two subs played the first day: Derek Gilbertson for Mark Potts and Phil Eyler for Tim Voegerl. Phil closed with two birds to shoot an even par 35 while Derek shot a 39.
Notes: Saw plenty of rust out there but also a fair amount of first day jitters - I include myself in that group after a round of 41 which included a double bogey at the first hole and bogeys at the second and third (jeesh...). Twenty-eight teams are playing this year, down from the thirty-two of a year ago. Only one team took advantage of the option to play early (Mike Seals and Nick Toy came out Sunday). No hole-in-ones though Phil Eyler said he came close at #7.
Photo: Defending team champions Mitch Jeffers and Jordan Divine at #6. They finished with a net score of 74 and are tied for 18th to start the new season.
-Best gross round: James Hager's 33 which included birds at the long holes and seven pars. Kevin Johnson had the second best round, a 34. Kevin opened with a bogey and found two more at the last two holes that offset an eagle at six and birds at four and five.
-Low net team: Wayne Souerdike (38/33) and Joe Allen (37/31) fired a nifty 64. Noah Callahan (36/29) and Derek Gilbertson (39/36) had the next best at 65.
-Hole prizes: Mike Breeden, James Hager and Tom McAtee at the par threes, and Don Nolan and Jordan Divine with long putts.
-Average gross score for the Tuesday Men was 42.41, way down from a year ago when it was 43.61. Probably has something to do with the nice weather and the course condition.
-Two subs played the first day: Derek Gilbertson for Mark Potts and Phil Eyler for Tim Voegerl. Phil closed with two birds to shoot an even par 35 while Derek shot a 39.
Notes: Saw plenty of rust out there but also a fair amount of first day jitters - I include myself in that group after a round of 41 which included a double bogey at the first hole and bogeys at the second and third (jeesh...). Twenty-eight teams are playing this year, down from the thirty-two of a year ago. Only one team took advantage of the option to play early (Mike Seals and Nick Toy came out Sunday). No hole-in-ones though Phil Eyler said he came close at #7.
Photo: Defending team champions Mitch Jeffers and Jordan Divine at #6. They finished with a net score of 74 and are tied for 18th to start the new season.
