Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Sunday Golfer
Tuesday Men - Come on Down!
Gonna be a hot one! See if you can shoot some scores that match the weather - that would be hot rather than high. And the grounds are much drier now than they have been which will give you all some run once you hit the ball down the fairway. Caution: the rough is higher this week - the big mower's pulling power, the tractor, is down temporarily; parts are coming in today and it will back in operation tomorrow. So, you get more run if you hit it in the fairway but more trouble if you don't. Consider it a minimalist approach by Lakeview to duplicate the US Open experience. Let me see now, what else could we do...
Guess Doug Denson and Buck Holland did not like sitting on top of the standings so early in the season. There they were last week as play started and then they had themselves a terrible round. Now the top spot, the hot seat, belongs to Mike Kidwell and Joe Allen, who called in for a sub and lucked out with Cory Rayhill who was out on the course shooting the round of his life (so far), a nifty 34, some several strokes below his average. The leaders got to watch their backs as the field is full of contenders, each wanting a chance see the view from the top. Watch out for Curt Johnson and Bric Parker; Curt shot a 37 last week and then repeated the feat in a practice round, and Bric still loves his new clubs, and they are close eonough, along with five other teams, to vault to the top. There's Jack Divine and Short Jeffers, each playing well and Jack still glowing from his eagle on five last Tuesday. And the Byrons are hot as well. Going to be interesting today. My only prediction: things will change.
Guess retirement agrees with Tony Wease: doesn't have to go to the office or travel and gets to play as much golf as he wants. Have you noticed that he has taken up residence at the top of the individual standings? He must figure you all wouldn't mind if he stayed there a while. Should see several golfers get nearer to that zero handicap mark today: James Hager, Short Jeffers, Mark Potts (Mark shot a 32 in the Community League the other day with two silly bogeys and is looking to better his all time low of 31 out at Lakeview). Doug Denson, Phil Eyler, Mark Sherer, Dave Wininger, Josh Butcher and Weston Muessig are several others who should be knocking on that zero door before too long.
Tip for the day: stay cool, stay hydrated, have fun with your golf game.
Guess Doug Denson and Buck Holland did not like sitting on top of the standings so early in the season. There they were last week as play started and then they had themselves a terrible round. Now the top spot, the hot seat, belongs to Mike Kidwell and Joe Allen, who called in for a sub and lucked out with Cory Rayhill who was out on the course shooting the round of his life (so far), a nifty 34, some several strokes below his average. The leaders got to watch their backs as the field is full of contenders, each wanting a chance see the view from the top. Watch out for Curt Johnson and Bric Parker; Curt shot a 37 last week and then repeated the feat in a practice round, and Bric still loves his new clubs, and they are close eonough, along with five other teams, to vault to the top. There's Jack Divine and Short Jeffers, each playing well and Jack still glowing from his eagle on five last Tuesday. And the Byrons are hot as well. Going to be interesting today. My only prediction: things will change.
Guess retirement agrees with Tony Wease: doesn't have to go to the office or travel and gets to play as much golf as he wants. Have you noticed that he has taken up residence at the top of the individual standings? He must figure you all wouldn't mind if he stayed there a while. Should see several golfers get nearer to that zero handicap mark today: James Hager, Short Jeffers, Mark Potts (Mark shot a 32 in the Community League the other day with two silly bogeys and is looking to better his all time low of 31 out at Lakeview). Doug Denson, Phil Eyler, Mark Sherer, Dave Wininger, Josh Butcher and Weston Muessig are several others who should be knocking on that zero door before too long.
Tip for the day: stay cool, stay hydrated, have fun with your golf game.
Monday, June 1, 2009
News Article for the Week
News for the week of June 1st:
Community League
The Lakeview Community League got underway this past week with twenty-three teams and one individual participating. The summer league this season has players ranging in age from thirteen up into the mid eighties. After the first week of play, the team of Tyson Stoll and Adam Wagler lead in the team competition by a scant two points over the team of Ray and Carol Shaw. Tyson and Adam shot a nifty low net score of 66 to pace the way, with Adam also carding the low net individual round at 30. That puts him on top of the individual competition as well, with a five point lead over Junior Byron, Pam Byron and Duane Wagler. Junior Byron led the field in birdies with three, while Jeremy Graber and Mark Potts each came in with six pars to lead in that category.
Senior League
On Thursday, Diane Bird came out firing darts and ended up carding a very nifty round of net 26 with a gross 46; Wayne Pearl also did himself proud by coming in at a net 28 on a round of 40. Diane paired with Leroy Streepy to tie Tony Wease and Charlie Sheetz with the team low net of the week at ten under par. Sharpshooters included Dave Brown and Charlie Sheetz with long putts, and Tony Wease and Pam Byron with close to the pins. Richard Swayze and Mike Bird took sole possession of 1st place in the team competition by taking 11.5 points in their match with Ray Shaw and Dave Brown. Rex Hudson retained possession of the top spot in individual competition, though Jack Lents and Richard Barber made inroads on his lead and are within fifteen points. Jack Lents came in with a super gross score of 38, second in low gross for the day to Mike Bird's 37.
Tuesday Men's League
James Hager, Weston Muessig and Cory Rayhill all broke par with scores of 34 last Tuesday as the Men's League players started to find the range and get into the rhythm of the season. The low net rounds of the day belonged to Curt Johnson at 25 on a nifty round of 37, along with Cory Rayhill and Jack Divine with 28's. Jack also got himself an eagle when he chipped in from seventy yards on hole #5. Low net team score, a brilliant 58, was carded by Curt Johnson and Bric Parker. Sharpshooters for the day included James Hager, Larry Sutton and Ryan Johnson with long putts, and Josh Butcher, TJ McAtee and Skip Ackerman with close to the pin shots. Weston Muessig and James Hager led the birdie parade with three each, while Junior Byron came in with the most pars at seven. Leaders at the end of the seventh event of the season are Mike Kidwell and Joe Allen at the top of the team standings and the team of Short Jeffers and Jack Divine in second; in individual competition, Tony Wease has the top spot with Bric Parker, Weston Muessig and Tracy Rayhill in second, third and fourth places.
All league standings and results can be found at the Lakeview Golf Course web site www.golflakeview.com.
Butcher, Divine, Shaw and Allen Win Scramble at Lakeview
The team of Josh Butcher, Jordan Divine, Ray Shaw and Joe Allen used eagles on the par fives and a three foot putt for birdie on #7 by Joe Allen on their way to seven under in the Saturday morning scramble at Lakeview. That gave them the victory over six other teams, three of whom came in at six under. Second place, decided on the cards, was taken by Trenton Kidwell, DJ Harder, Terry Bratton and Bryant Trambaugh.Community League
The Lakeview Community League got underway this past week with twenty-three teams and one individual participating. The summer league this season has players ranging in age from thirteen up into the mid eighties. After the first week of play, the team of Tyson Stoll and Adam Wagler lead in the team competition by a scant two points over the team of Ray and Carol Shaw. Tyson and Adam shot a nifty low net score of 66 to pace the way, with Adam also carding the low net individual round at 30. That puts him on top of the individual competition as well, with a five point lead over Junior Byron, Pam Byron and Duane Wagler. Junior Byron led the field in birdies with three, while Jeremy Graber and Mark Potts each came in with six pars to lead in that category.
Senior League
On Thursday, Diane Bird came out firing darts and ended up carding a very nifty round of net 26 with a gross 46; Wayne Pearl also did himself proud by coming in at a net 28 on a round of 40. Diane paired with Leroy Streepy to tie Tony Wease and Charlie Sheetz with the team low net of the week at ten under par. Sharpshooters included Dave Brown and Charlie Sheetz with long putts, and Tony Wease and Pam Byron with close to the pins. Richard Swayze and Mike Bird took sole possession of 1st place in the team competition by taking 11.5 points in their match with Ray Shaw and Dave Brown. Rex Hudson retained possession of the top spot in individual competition, though Jack Lents and Richard Barber made inroads on his lead and are within fifteen points. Jack Lents came in with a super gross score of 38, second in low gross for the day to Mike Bird's 37.
Tuesday Men's League
James Hager, Weston Muessig and Cory Rayhill all broke par with scores of 34 last Tuesday as the Men's League players started to find the range and get into the rhythm of the season. The low net rounds of the day belonged to Curt Johnson at 25 on a nifty round of 37, along with Cory Rayhill and Jack Divine with 28's. Jack also got himself an eagle when he chipped in from seventy yards on hole #5. Low net team score, a brilliant 58, was carded by Curt Johnson and Bric Parker. Sharpshooters for the day included James Hager, Larry Sutton and Ryan Johnson with long putts, and Josh Butcher, TJ McAtee and Skip Ackerman with close to the pin shots. Weston Muessig and James Hager led the birdie parade with three each, while Junior Byron came in with the most pars at seven. Leaders at the end of the seventh event of the season are Mike Kidwell and Joe Allen at the top of the team standings and the team of Short Jeffers and Jack Divine in second; in individual competition, Tony Wease has the top spot with Bric Parker, Weston Muessig and Tracy Rayhill in second, third and fourth places.
All league standings and results can be found at the Lakeview Golf Course web site www.golflakeview.com.
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