We had our nicest weather of the year - warm and little wind - and the scores really reflected that this week. Steve Ellis and Jared Fischer were one putt away from a perfect round, settling for -17 to take the win. Two teams finished at -16 and five teams at -15.
We finally had our first ace of the season. In fact, we had two. Bobby Mackall started us off with an ace on hole 4 and Jason Hicks followed up with an ace on hole 3. The two teams split the $152 ace pot.
Anthony Bell was closest to the pin on hole 1 and won a Ript card deck.
Matt Gillespie was closest on hole 5 and won a Tuesday Twos Champion Tern.
Paul Compton hit the longest putt on hole 9 and won a Tuesday Twos Champion Leopard.
All CTP and long put prizes were provided by Rainy Day Games.
Course tweaks:
Hole 5: Basket moved to long position; temporary tee pad near the original location.
Hole 7: Basket moved back to the long position.
Hole 9: No island. Tee off from Hole 5 tee pad. This one didn't bother players much at all - lots of birdies and no bogies.
Thanks again to Rainy Day Games for their sponsorship and to all the great players who make it possible. See you next week.
Week 3
We had our nicest weather of the year - warm and little wind - and the scores really reflected that this week. Steve Ellis and Jared Fischer were one putt away from a perfect round, settling for -17 to take the win. Two teams finished at -16 and five teams at -15.
We finally had our first ace of the season. In fact, we had two. Bobby Mackall started us off with an ace on hole 4 and Jason Hicks followed up with an ace on hole 3. The two teams split the $152 ace pot.
Anthony Bell was closest to the pin on hole 1 and won a Ript card deck.
Matt Gillespie was closest on hole 5 and won a Tuesday Twos Champion Tern.
Paul Compton hit the longest putt on hole 9 and won a Tuesday Twos Champion Leopard.
All CTP and long put prizes were provided by Rainy Day Games.
Course tweaks:
Hole 5: Basket moved to long position; temporary tee pad near the original location.
Hole 7: Basket moved back to the long position.
Hole 9: No island. Tee off from Hole 5 tee pad. This one didn't bother players much at all - lots of birdies and no bogies.
Thanks again to Rainy Day Games for their sponsorship and to all the great players who make it possible. See you next week.