Sept 10,2015 Results
Once again this week the weather was perfect for our outing at Wolf Hollow with cool temperatures and an overcast sky to keep the sun from blinding some old eyes! The course as usual was in great shape, fairways were fine the greens although a little pockmarked were okay as long as you landed your shot in the correct position on them. The tee boxes were okay too except for an occasional need to have a hammer to drive the tee in the ground. Doug returned from a trip to Houston were he visited his son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren and promptly announced he was heading for Wisconsin and Minnesota in the morning. We'll see him in two weeks and then Randy leaves for at trip to Hawaii for two weeks. Looks like the whole committee will be back on the job by October 8th for our final at Pevely Farms. The player counts for Gateway National(89), Aberdeen(100), and Emerald Greens(80) are a little disappointing and can jeopardize our ability to get a shotgun start when we drop below 100 players. In addition, I note that there are several members who have not bothered to communicate to us their intentions for some time now and it would be appreciated if your among that group that you let us know what your plans are for the final four outing's.
Results:
we fielded 94 players
Par today at Wolf Hollow is 71 and the playoff hole was #8
Flight "A"
In First with ten under par the team of Tom Wulf, George Blaney, Lou Pessoni, and Tom Gill.
Three teams finished nine under par
In Second was the team of Earl Craig, Ken Knarr, Jerry White, and Russ Wall.
In Third was the team of Paul Pals, Charley Wilson, Paul Kinser, and Randy Pratt.
In Fourth was the team of Rich Graeff, Ed de la Pena, Ernie South, and Ed Boyer.
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Flight "B"
Five teams finished seven under par
In First was the team of Larry Riedisser, John Boyd, Mark Bryant, and Ron Smith.
In Second was the team of Tom Murphy, Howard Freiner, Paul Villhard, and Karson Kosowski.
In Third was the team of Larry Willman, Dan Ottoline, Jim Dwyer, and Joe Cernich.
In Fourth was the team of John Dierker, Dennis O'Connor, Brian Kennedy, and Mark Gordon.
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Flight "C"
Two teams finished six under par
In First was the team of Tom Braun, Frank Vien, Ron Ruffin, and Larry Knopfel.
In Second was the team of Dennis Terhaar, Bob Foeller, Charlie Fischer, and Bill Gust.
In Third at five under par was the team of Ted Isringhaus, Jim Hawkes, Dan Snowden, and Dan Fergus.
In Fourth at four under par was the team of John Prather, Ron Martens, Bob Brewer, and Earl Phillips.
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Flight "D"
Three teams finished one under par
In First was the team of John O'Toole, Joe McDaniels, Dennis Meade, and Curt Opperman.
In Second was the team of Roger Nikrant, Calvin Britt, Dean Brandon, and Jon Meyer.
In Third was the team of John Ross, Steve Dierker, Harold Lindahl, and Lon Schwake.
In Fourth at even par was the team of Bob Eubank, Don Moschenross, Larry Amen, and Doug Torrie.
The Worthy effort award today, shooting even par, went to the team of Bill Howell, Gene Erard, John Tipton, and Bruce Schnelle.
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Awards:
Closest to the pins for the day: Hole #5 - Tom Wulf Hole #8 - Max Saunders Hole #14 - Mark Bryant Hole #17 - Rich Graeff