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Golf season winding down

Par for the Course: A round-up of action from Comox Valley golf courses

 

 

 

Another successful Glacier Greens Tuesday Night Mens' golf league drew to a close Sept. 17.

The weather was threatening rain, but the players made up for the conditions with enthusiasm and good play.

When the last putt had dropped there was a two-way tie for first place with a score of -6. The winners of the countback were Mike Gibbs, Murray Polson, Dan Dupuis, Len Doyle and Rob Egan.

Second was the team of Bob Edwards, Adrian Haut, Jack Jackson, Henry Bonde and Randy Doan. Alone in third place with a -5 were Richard Martin, Rudge Wilson, John Lahey, Andy Devries and Greg Conway.

For fourth and fifth, there was a c/b of four teams with -4 scores. Taking fourth were Mario Guitard, Leo Lamonthe, Phil Ball, Scott Teasdale and Doug Messer and finishing fifth were Scott Fraser, Barry Hewer, Wayne Mabee and Matthew Rollin.

Hole prize winners: #1, sponsored by Aero Art Screenprinting, Rick Verbeek; #2, Bill Kelly Pro Shop, Ron Carter; #3, Cpulter's Automotive Repair, Adrian Haut; #4, Scott Fraser/Royal Lepage Real Estate, Scott Fraser; #5, The Wine Cottage, Wally Lewis; #6, Billy D's Pub, Bud Bryan; #7, The Griffin Pub, Wayne Wood; #8, Westview Ford, Andy Devries and #9, Chips Ahoy, Mario Canil. The snip pot was split  between the Ted Sauve team with an eagle on #2 and the Chuck Kennedy group with a birdie on #9.

The winner of the Scott Fraser/Royal Lepage Point Challenge Trophy was John Lahey. Nick Mykitiuk was second and Dan Dupuis third. Several draw prizes were also awarded.

Greg Conway has volunteered to become the league chairman next year and everyone wished him a successful 2014 season. "For all our sponsors and players, I personally thank them for the support and goodwill they have generously provided the committee over the past two seasons," Wayne Mabee said.

– Glacier Greens Golf

 

 

 

Pin ball

The Pin Day winners from five Tuesdays during the season played off last week to determine the Zone 6 winner for Crown Isle. It's not Carol Ayley, Pam Stevens, Pat Johnson or Sandy Dudley. But if you guessed Donna Cunliffe you are absolutely right. She is the "Ace of Aces" low net winner.

The rest of the Crown Isle ladies played their own games to establish a low gross and low net winner. Dee Horie won low gross with Ev Shaw second. Maggie McLean won low net with Margaret Forgeron second. KPs went to Pat Chalmers on #7 and Dee Horie on #6.

Next week is the last regular Tuesday ladies' draw.  Where has the summer gone? So ladies please register on the website for both the shotgun scramble and the luncheon. Let's see everyone out to finish a fabulous golf season.

Seven Crown Isle ladies travelled to Gold River to play in the Jewel of the Isle tournament and all seven won low gross prizes. Dee Horie won third low gross and Valerie Dingwall won fourth low gross. A great time was had by all as they enjoyed wonderful weather, hospitality and tricky rough and greens.

Watch this column next week for the winners of the Crown Isle Jokers  Wild couples tournament and Nine and Wine ladies' golf.

– Crown Isle Golf

 

 

 

 

Good golf

Sunnydale Tuesday Ladies had 20 golfers out to play on Sept. 17.

Low gross: Joan Brown 92, Carolyn  Walker 94, Marlene Gerrie 96, Sharon Littler 97. Low net: Pat Costello 72, Vicki Bombini 73, Chris Annand 75, Penny Wagenstein 76.

Lowest number of putts went to Sharon Littler with 31

Longest putt on #9 was Lois Westbrooke. KP on #10, sponsored by Rob Speer Golf Shop, was Sharon Littler. KP on #15 was Barb Dixon. KP on #5, second shot, was Frankie McCaffery.

The nine-hole Ladies had their Turkey Shoot with Louise Smiley first and Gertie Wesley second. Congrats to Louise for breaking 50 on the back nine. Ardene Larison had lowest number of putts.

– Sunnydale Golf

 

 

 

No rain

The weather forecast for Sept. 21 was cloudy with showers, but 83 Glacier Greens Saturday Men's golfers played the white/blue tees on sunny, warm, pleasant day. Next week it’s the white tees and early birds and shared tee times.The course is in good shape and tough, as the scores show:

Hcp. 0-11: Low gross -  Rob Borland 73, Jim Livingstone 74, Barry Norris 76 c/b. Low net - Ron Morrison 68, Steve Peters 70 c/b,  Wayne Ogilvie 70 c/b. Snips - #1 Stan Mills, #4 (POG) Jeff Edwards, #6 Darrell Fieber, #13 Willie Oliver, #17 Phil Nakashima.

Hcp. 12-15: Low gross John Pringle 80, Gilles Raiche 83 c/b, Lyle Torrie  84 c/b. Low net - Ted Sauve 66, Steve Ellis 71, Gabe Tremblay 72 c/b. Snips - #1 Richard Wand, #4 (POG) Mike Pollock, #6 & #16 Steve Schmidt, #10 Pat Renaud, #11 Wayne Wood.

Hcp. 16+: Low gross Glen Meeres 86, Jim Clark 88 c/b, Al Basinger 88. Low net - Glenn Horsepool 71 c/b, Gary Wood 71 c/b, Henry Bonde 71. Snips - #12 Murray Polson, #15 Rudge Wilson.

– Glacier Greens Golf

 

 

 

Final night

Sunnydale Thursday Night on Sept. 12 was the last day of golfing on a very warm evening for the ladies.

Prizes were given out on: #10 KP 1st shot Erica Roy, #11 in the water Peggy Ferguson, #12 longest putt Fran Wright, #13 closest to tree on right Sylvia Stephens, #16 longest drive Rosie Chrest, #17 KP 2nd shot Dulce Rodriguez, lowest putts Peggy Ferguson, most honest golfer Sheila Collins.

Several draw prizes were given out.

– Sunnydale Golf