Jonny Jeter had 6 birdies, 11 holes for par, and a double bogey on number 6, for a solid -4 for the day, add a little help from the -3 handicap and his 47 wins the weekly round. With league co-leader ... show more ›

Jonny Jeter had 6 birdies, 11 holes for par, and a double bogey on number 6, for a solid -4 for the day, add a little help from the -3 handicap and his 47 wins the weekly round. With league co-leader Brian Gordon out of town, Jeter took advantage of the largest group to date and will most likely take over the lead alone once new comers Gort, McCrary, Park and Yoder receive their handicaps and the points are updated. The other co-leader Harrison most likely was spending the front 9 yearning for the cool waters of Lake Tobesofkee. Harrison was -2 up to hole 15 when his drive hit the tree and dropped just in the water across the bank, double bogey. 17's second shot found the water, double bogey, 18's drive and the second shot, wet for a triple bogey. Harrison was 5 over for the round. Bryan Gort showed he's consistant with another minus 5 round which should help vault him up the leader board after next week.