Thursday Senior League Start Time Vote

The vote held yesterday morning on the start time for the Senior League is as follows:

Start at 8am: 3
Start at 9am: 18
No Preference: 3

So, start time will be 9am for the League throughout the season.

Thursday Seniors Results

The results of this morning's play are posted here.

Thursday Senior League a Go

Got some fog at the moment but no rain. Seniors play at 8am. Come on out and shine! We need it to chase away some of the gloomy weather.

Thursday Seniors

Tomorrow's Senior League starts at 8am, weather permitting.

Tuesday Men and some bees

Virgil Harper and Gary LaMar in one of those places you don't want to be looking for your ball. They and Gary's brother, Terry, were among the early league golfers.

Father and son, John and Josh Butcher, finishing their rounds. John's all smiles but Josh had the better score though one that could have been better - a double bogey on the first hole, a couple of missed short putts - things golfers would just as soon leave on the table back at the clubhouse.

Bric Parker, Junior Byron, Curt Johnson and Kevin Byron returning to the clubhouse area after their rounds. A drive by a 7th grader, Walter Hendrickson's boy, had them turning their heads and smiling. Junior and Kevin's net scores of 34 and 30 gave them the team low net of the day at a 64, also something worth a smile or two.

And some wee winged friends decided to stop in for a visit yesterday just after noon. That's when these bees were swarming; the getting all together and hanging around came after six in the evening. Be wary: they are at the corner there just before #6 green just off the cart path in a young honey locust tree.

Tuesday Men's League Results

Today's results are posted here.

Tuesday Men: Come on Down!

Looks like a lovely day from start to finish. Should see lots of good golf out there today. Just for your information: ten years ago, Scott Hickman had the low round of the day with a 36; Jerry Tredway had a 37 while Stewart Blake and Joe Doyle had the high scores with a 51 and a 52. Don Nolan sat on top of the Individual standings with Bob Gilley and Jim Ragens in the next two spots; Ron Wilde and Jim Ragens lead the Team competition. Charlie Sims was playing back then, as was Bob Panko, Mark Taylor and Roger Cole. Back to the present: everybody should have their eyes on Bric Parker, Jeff Doyle and Buck Holland, the leaders. Caution: the greens are a little wooly since the greensmower has been sick for the last few days. It's in the shop and may be available later today (will find out in a little bit). So, you need to be agressive on your putts - just like playing golf in the winter time. Guess we'll find out who benefits from the slower pace to the pin. Come on down and have fun - just about a perfect day stretches out in front of us. And it is lovely out there.