-U NIVERSITY O F M INNESOTA M EN ’ S G OLF C LUB N EWSLETTER -
T HE H OLE T RUTH
Volume 15, Issue 2 In this issue: Shootout Points Update, a word on slow play, Golf Course
2010 Management Update, and Tournament Results.
We have had bad luck with the weather for the first couple events this
season. Three straight events of being poured on was quite frustrating, and it Shootout Points
will be nice to not have to pack the rain suits and umbrellas for every event. (Through Chicago Points Tourney)
Other than the untimely rain, the course has been in fantastic shape this year.
I have heard many members say that it is the best they have ever seen it, and
many of the public golfers are saying the same thing and have given nothing
1. Brett Mueller 756
but compliments. To help keep the course in good shape, we are giving out 2. Dennis Falldin 533
complimentary ball mark repair tools in the pro shop with the purchase of a 3. John Vosejpka 495
greens fee, so be sure to stop and pick one up! The course would look even 4. Jim Schmidt 450
better with the new tee markers... But unfortunately several of them have 5. Joe Hubanks 420
been stolen, so we can not put them out for public play. Its really too bad 6. George Vagher 415
because they looked fantastic. Maintenance has been great about putting
them out for our events, and it really gives the tee boxes a nice look.
7. John Greig 390
8. John Blanchard 390
GOLF COURSE MANAGEMENT UPDATE 9. Jeff Kalvik 360
Hope that everyone has enjoyed an early start to the season. We’ve lost 10. Steve Larson 360
some days to rain this June, but the course has weathered very well consid- 11. David Engstrom 353
ering the rain and heat. I’d like to give a shout out to Brent Belanger, Carl 12. Dave Schuh 346
Mielke, and Issac Risbrudt who have been doing an excellent job keeping
the course in a consistent and quality condition this year. They soon will be 13. James Hauschild 346
welcoming Chris Carpenter as their mechanic. This will only help the staff 14. Terry Cooper 345
achieve their goals of bringing you the best course each day. 15. Tim Gamboni 330
We’ve had a lot of positive changes from our transition from Athletics 16. Dave McIntosh 330
to Recreational Sports. In addition to adding a new point of sale and 17. Steve Schneider 320
mechanic on staff there will be a new cold storage maintenance facility that 18. Steve Wyczawski 315
is scheduled for construction this fall. It will be on the North side of the
Maintenance building. This will allow the crew to properly store the equip- 19. Matthew Stone 308
ment during the winter and materials during the summer. 20. David Sajevic 308
From the course and range we have some staff changes as well. Vinh 21. Chris Catron 300
Chung has returned to his position at the Minneapolis Recreation Center 22. Jordan Sendar 300
after helping the course this spring when David DuBord started to loop on 23. Todd Kramer 300
the Nationwide Tour. Josh Dye, Holly Krauter, and I will be covering the 24. Robert McIntosh 300
duties of that position through the summer.
We soon will be getting our summer orders so we will have plenty of 25. Paul McIntosh 300
new soft good inventory after the first of July. We do our best to issue the 26. Jack Reif 298
gift certificates and checks to members as they check in for the next 27. David Okita 285
event. Now is the time to start thinking about what you’d like to pur- 28. Robert Payne 270
chase. If you don’t see something please let one of us know as we do have 29. Chris Catron 270
accounts with most vendors and can special order most items for this sea- 30. Dick Patten 255
son.
-Greg Jamieson
Spring Scramble Nearies/Skins/Long Drive/Long
Spring Scramble- April 24th Putt
Long Drive– Keith Piotrowski
First Flight Second Flight Long Putt– Matthew McKoskey
1st Place: *1st Place:
63 Matthew McKoskey 65-John Trojohn Team Nearies
Kevin McKoskey Joel Rudloff
David Okita Jim Deline #2– Piotrowski/Vosejpka/Kalvik 9’11‖
2nd Place: 2nd Place: #5– Overskei/Schultz/Brink 7’7‖
64 Kurt Carlson 65-Mark Heinlein #8– Piotrowski/Vosejpka/Kalvik 22’9‖
Robert Payne Kevin Navin #17– Larson/Larson/Johnson 9’7‖
Mike Ryan John Barry
Team Skins (First Division)
*3rd Place: **3rd Place:
65 Don Sigety 68-Marc Baumgartner #7– Trojohn/Rudloff/Deline eagle
Don Johnson Paul Kuhnmuench #9– Larson/Larson/Johnson eagle
Bob Patient Lyle Swenson
Team Skins (Second Division)
*won scorecard playoff *won scorecard playoff
with birdie on hole #12 with birdie on hole #4
**won scorecard playoff #1– Mackinac/Schneider/Hubanks birdie
with par on hole #16 #3– Duethman/Schmidt/Kramer birdie
Third Flight and with birdie on hole #4– Blanchard/Blanchard/Long birdie
*1st Place: #13 #8– Blanchard/Blanchard/Long birdie
69-Nick Mueller #15– Post/Trollip/Wade birdie
Al Mueller
Brett Mueller Fourth Flight
1st Place: WHO IS THIS MUELLER GUY?
2nd Place: 66-Duane Blanchard
69-Dennis Faldin John Blanchard The season is off to a great start… especially for Tourna-
David Engstrom Rod Long ment Chairman Brett Mueller. He has dominated the Men’s
Lynn Rosvold Club so far this year and has shown no signs of slowing down.
2nd Place:
3rd Place: 71-Richard Mackinac He is a whopping 223 points ahead in the Shootout Points
70-Colin Post Steve Schneider standings, with first place finishes in the Spring Scramble and
Stan Trollip Joe Hubanks the Memorial. As of right now I would put my money on him
Michael Wade
3rd Place: to stay on top for the rest of the year. I knew Brett was on a
*won scorecard playoff 75-Bruce Nelson mission this year when he some how swayed Club President
with par on hole #12 John Silliman David Okita and I to play out at Mississippi Dunes on ―Hardest
Jerald Peterson
Course Day‖. (Triple digits were in close range for all of us).
We should all thank Brett and the rest of the Board Members
Even though we had some wet, cold, and ugly for all of the hard work they are doing to put together these
weather, plenty of good scores were to be found at tournaments for us. Thanks guys!
the first tournament of the year. Matthew McKos-
key, Kevin McKoskey, and Club President David
Okita turned in an amazing 63 to win the first flight.
The second flight was very close with two teams
coming in with 65’s. John Trojohn, Joel Rudloff,
and Jim Deline won in a scorecard playoff over
Mark Heinlein, Kevin Navin, and John Barry. An-
other tie-breaker was needed in the third flight.
The Mueller crew won in a scorecard playoff over
Dennis Falldin, David Engstrom, and Lynn Rosvold.
Both teams had 69’s. Duane Blanchard, John
Blanchard, and Rod long dominated the fourth flight
with a 66, a 5 shot victory.
Ice Breaker Individual– May 8th Ice Breaker Nearies/Skins/Long Drive/
Long Putt
First Flight
Long Drive– Jason Miller
Gross Net Long Putt– Andy Norton
1 71-Chris Catron 1 69-Steve Wyczawski
T2 74-John Barry 2 70-Chris Catron
T2 74-Steve Wyczawski 3 72-John Barry Nearies
T4 76-Tim Gamboni T4 73-Tim Gamboni #2– John Blanchard 4’0‖
T4 76-Tony Vincelli T4 73-Dave McIntosh #5– Greg Kenyon 7’6‖
T6 77-Keith Piotrowski 6 74-Tony Vincelli #8– Terry Cooper 3’0‖
T6 77-Kenneth Gay T7 75-Keith Piotrowski #17– Paul McIntosh 13’2‖
T6 77-Dave McCook T7 75-Kenneth Gay
T6 77-Jake Witham Skins (First Division)
#2– John Blanchard birdie
Second Flight #11– Steve Wyczawski birdie
Gross Net
1 75-John Blanchard 1 68-John Blanchard Skins (Second Division)
2 77-Mike Job 2 69-Mike Job #5– Greg Kenyon birdie
T3 79-Robert Catron 3 70-Dan Brink #8– Terry Cooper birdie
T3 79-Dan Brink 4 71-Mike Ryan #10– John Silliman birdie
5 80-Mike Ryan T5 72-Robert Catron
T6 81-Brett Mueller T5 72-John Beetsch #11– Bruce Larsen birdie
T6 81-John Beetsch T7 73-Bill Decker #15– Jim Schmidt birdie
T6 81-Moe Ankney T7 73-Moe Ankney
T7 73-Kurt Carlson Skins (Third Division)
T7 73-Steve Date #5– Dick Patten birdie
#6– William Casey birdie
Third Flight #9– Paul Portz birdie
Gross Net #13– Dave Johnson birdie
1 78-Jim Schmidt 1 67-Jim Schmidt
2 82-Christopher Finberg 2 71-Christopher Finberg
T3 83-Jordan Sendar T3 71-Jordan Sendar Our first individual tournament of the year,
T3 83-Robert McIntosh T3 71-Robert McIntosh
T5 84-Terry Cooper T5 74-Jack Reif the Icebreaker, definitely lived up to its name.
T5 84-Matthew Stone T5 74-Terry Cooper Despite having cold and rainy weather again,
7 85-Scott Baker T5 74-Matthew Stone there were some very solid rounds. In the first
T8 86-Jack Reif T5 74-Scott Baker
T8 86-Michael Vennerstrom T5 74-Brad Seguin flight, Chris Catron grossed an even par score
T8 86-Brad Seguin 10 75-Carl Brogren of 71 to take first place, which anyone who
played in the tournament would tell you that’s
Fourth Flight a heck of a round in those conditions. Steve
Gross Net Wyczawski won first flight net with a 69. John
T1 85-John Vosejpka 1 71-Jim Hanson Blanchard won both gross (75) and net (68) in
T1 85-Mark Ryan T2 72-John Vosejpka
T3 86-Dennis Falldin T2 72-David Engstrom the second flight. In the third flight, Jim
T3 86-Jim Hanson T2 72-Mark Ryan Schmidt took both gross and net. He won
T5 88-David Engstrom T5 73-James Hauschild gross by 4 shots over Christopher Finberg’s 82.
T5 88-James Hauschild T5 73-Dave Schuh
T5 88-Rod Long T5 73-Dennis Falldin In the fourth flight gross there was a tie for first
8 89-Dave Schuh T5 73-Rod Long with John (Roundy) Vosejpka and Mark Ryan
T9 90-Ken Bozevich shooting 85’s. Jim Hanson edged out Roundy
T9 90-Bruce Briese
in the net scores with a 71. Bernie Taylor and
Fifth Flight Kay Lockhart also had a tie for first in the fifth
flight gross with 89’s. There was a three way
Gross Net tie for fifth flight net, with Bernie, Kay, and
T1 89-Bernie Taylor T1 71-Bernie Taylor
T1 89-Kay Lockhart T1 71-Kay Lockhart Steve Schneider posting 71’s. Terry Cooper
3 91-Steve Schneider T1 71-Steve Schneider put it tight on hole 8 for the nearie, an impres-
T5 94-Scott Ford 4 72-Joe Hubanks sive 3’0, and coolly tapped in the birdie put for
T5 94-George Vagher 5 73-Gordon Amundson
6 74-Mike McKay the skin. Way to go Cooper!
The Memorial- Fourth Flight
Once again, bad weather. The first major of the
May 22nd year included about a two hour rain delay. Many
(net scores)
people had to call it quits, but there were some that
1 68– George Vagher weathered the storm and went back out to finish
Championship Flight 2 69– John Greig their rounds. Suprizingly there were several rounds
3 70– Rick Sundeen in the 70’s, including Shane Wrights 73 which was
1 73– Shane Wright
4 71– Kay Lockhart good enough for first place in the championship
2 75– Dave McCook
5 73– Brian Briese flight. Brett Mueller, John Beetsch, Mike (his ele-
T3 76– Kevin Carlson
T6 75– Joe Hubanks gancy) Job, and John Hensel all shot 78 to tie for
T3 76– Tim Gamboni
T6 75– Richard Graeff first place in the first flight. Brett Mueller ended up
T5 77– Steve Wyczawski
T6 75– Scott Ford winning on the first playoff hole. Todd Kramer
T5 77– Todd Baumgartner
shot an 82 to avoid a 4 way playoff in the second
flight. ―The General‖ (Dick Patten) shot an 85 to
First Flight Memorial Nearies/Skins/ take first place in the third flight. First place in the
1 *78– Brett Mueller Long Drive/Long Putt fourth flight with a net score of 68 was George
T2 78– John Beetsch Vagher. John Greig ended up one shot back with a
T2 78– Mike Job
Long Drive– Eddie Arpin net 69 for solo second.
Long Putt– Mike Farbelow
T2 78– John Hensel
5 79– Dan Brink Nearies
JACK NICKLAUS & SLOW PLAY
6 80– Clarence Hightower #2– John Trojohn 7’7‖ The Golden Bear, who was penalized twice for
T7 81– Dave Miller #5– Kevin Carlson 6’3‖ slow play in his Hall of Fame career, in ’62 in Port-
T7 81– Don Johnson #8– Kevin Carlson 8’3‖ land and again in ’65 in Houston, would know.
T7 81– John Blanchard #17– Proxy marker blew away, Nicklaus’ run-in with Black was more than just a
*won playoff on 1st playoff hole could not determine winner. random encounter. It was an integral chapter in the
development of the game’s great player.
Skins First Division ―I always took my time and was meticulous over
Second Flight #5– Kevin Carlson birdie the shot, so I had to figure out how am I going to
#17– Shane Wright birdie make up that time? Either walking (faster) or in my
1 82– Todd Kramer
T2 83– Jeff Kalvik preparation,‖ Nicklaus said. ―Joe told me not to
Skins Second Division
T2 83– Jim Schmidt change the way you play your shot, that’s you.‖
#4– Terry Cooper birdie
T2 83– Scott Stanley #7– Andrew Ward birdie In the name of historical accuracy it must be
T5 84– Kevin Navin #10– Jeff Kalvik birdie pointed out that Nicklaus became the game’s great-
T5 84– Terry Cooper #14– Andrew Ward birdie est player, but not the fastest. Some, in fact, only
T7 85– Andrew Ward #17– Kevin Navin birdie half jokingly say he invented slow play, or at least
T7 85– Kevin Li the modern version of it. But the essence of Nick-
T9 86– Jim Deline Skins Third Division laus’ story became clear as Sunday’s threesomes
#10– George Vagher birdie inched their way around Muirfield Village.
T9 86– Joel Rudloff #13– Dave Schuh birdie Early enough in Nicklaus’ development, 1962
#18– Michael Friedrich par was his rookie year, Black took the time to teach
Third Flight him a lesson, likely a touchy endeavor considering
1 85– Dick Patten just two years earlier the Golden Bear finished run-
2 87– Dennis Falldin ner-up at the U.S. Open as an amateur.
3 88– Josh Dye University of ―Joe (Black) said you have to be ready to play
T4 89– Dennis Van Norman Minnesota Men’s Golf when it’s your turn,‖ Nicklaus remembered. ―When
T4 89– Ken Bozevich Club Directory I first started, like a lot of kids, I would sit there and
6 90– Dana Kelly Coming Soon! watch everybody else play and then when it was my
T7 91– Jack Reif turn to play then I’d start getting my yardage.‖
T7 91– James Hauschild
-Story contributed by Mr. Eric J. Vegoe
Stableford– Individual Competition
May 29th 1 42 pts.– George Vagher
2 40 pts.– Dave McIntosh
T3 39 pts.– Steve Larson
Team Competition T3 39 pts.– Tim Gamboni
First Place: 5 38 pts.– Steve Schneider
124– Dave McIntosh
Jeff Kalvik
John Vosejpka
Stableford Nearies/Skins/
Joe Hubanks Long Drive/Long Putt
Long Drive– Skip Schultz
T-2nd Place Long Putt– Bob O’donnel
123– Eric Vegoe Almost Summer Individual– June 12th
Richard Palahniuk Nearies
Dana Kelly #2– Tom Schuh 6’9‖
Rick Sundeen First Flight
#5– Al Mueller 10’6‖
#8– Tom Schuh 14’7‖ Gross Net
T-2nd Place #17– David Chmielewski 1’2‖ 1 67– Joe Larson T1 64– David Sajevic
123– Brett Mueller 2 68– Pat Vincelli T1 64– Joe Larson
*Blind Draw Skins (First Division) 3 69– David Sajevic 3 67– Pat Vincelli
Dave Johnson #12– Tim Gamboni birdie 4 72– Tim Gamboni T4 68– Steve Wyczawski
George Vagher #15– Steve Larson birdie T5 73– John Barry T4 68– Tim Gamboni
*blind draw of “B” players T5 73– Steve Wyczawski T6 70– David Okita
was Richard Palahniuk Skins (Second Division)
#5– James Hauschild birdie T7 74- Andy Norton T6 70– John Barry
#7– Dave Johnson birdie T7 74– Kenneth Gay T6 70– Skip Schultz
4th Place
#8– Kay Lockhart birdie T7 74– Skip Schultz
121– John Hensel
Bruce Briese #12– Bob Hames birdie
Dennis Van Norman #18– Tom Baldwin birdie Second Flight
Daniel Romero Gross Net
T1 75– Don Johnson 1 65– Don Johnson
The Stableford format is one of the most fun formats to T1 75– Steve Larson 2 67– Steve Larson
play, yet so far this year it has received the least amount of T3 77– Mike Farbelow T3 69– Mike Farbelow
entries. There have been a few suggestions about making it T3 77– Brett Mueller T3 69– Tom Schuh
an event where you can choose your own group. Maybe 5 78– John Beetsch T3 69– Brett Mueller
more people would enter, but it’s a great way to meet other T6 79– Dan Brink T6 70– John Beetsch
people in the club that you wouldn't normally play with. T6 79– Tom Schuh T6 70– Kevin Li
Hopefully it won’t change for next year.
Dave McIntosh, Jeff Kalvik, John Vosejpka, and Joe Hu- Third Flight
banks won the team competition with a total score of 124. Gross Net
Two teams tied for second with a score of 123. Richard 1 79– Terry Cooper T1 68– Jeff Kalvik
Palahnuik was actually on both teams. The first was Eric T2 80– Jeff Kalvik T1 68– Terry Cooper
Vegoe, Richard Palahnuik, Dana Kelly and Rick Sundeen. T2 80– Jim Schmidt 3 69– Jim Schmidt
The other was Brett Mueller, Dave Johnson, George 4 81– Dan Reif T4 70– Dan Reif
Vagher, and the blind draw was just happened to be Richard T5 82– Bob Kennedy T4 70– Mike Healy
Palahnuik. In the individual competition, George Vagher T5 82– Jason Meggit T4 70– Richard Palahniuk
took first place with a whopping 42 points. Second place in T5 82– Mike Healy
the individual competition was Dave McIntosh with 40 T5 82– Richard Palahniuk Almost Summer Results
points. David Chmielewski stuck it tight on hole 17 for the T5 82– Roger Buoen continued on next page
nearie at 1’2‖. T5 82– Scott Baker
Almost Summer Nearies/
Almost Summer Results
continued:
Skins/
Long Drive/Long Putt
Long Drive– Dave McIntosh
Fourth Flight
Long Putt– Kay Lockhart
Gross Nearies
1 83– Jordan Sendar #2– Mike Healy 5’0‖
T2 84– Ben Gamboni #5– John Barry 6’8‖
T2 84– Dennis Falldin #8– Kurt Carlson 15’4‖
T2 84– Jon Brumond #17– Wally Smith 6’8‖
Skins (First Division)
Net #7– Brett Mueller eagle
1 68– Michael Friedrich #10– Steve Wyczawski birdie
T2 70– Dick Patten #16– Steve Larson birdie
T2 70- Jack Reif
T2 70– Jordan Sendar Skins (Second Division)
T5 71– Ben Gamboni #2– Mike Healy birdie
T5 71– Dave Johnson #4– Jordan Sendar birdie
T5 71– Dennis Falldin #5– Ben Gamboni birdie
T5 71– Gary Irish #7– John Silliman birdie
#11– Dan Reif birdie
T5 71– James Hauschild Unfortunately not referring to the tempera-
#13– Moe Ankney birdie
T5 71– Jon Brumond ture, the Almost Summer was the hottest tourna-
#17– Dan Reif birdie
#18– Mike Healy birdie ment of the year so far with three scores in the
Fifth Flight 60’s. It was also a great tournament for the Lar-
Skins (Third Division) sons, Joe and Steve. In the first flight gross, Joe
#6– Nick Mueller birdie Larson shot an impressive 67 to take first place.
Gross #7– Gene Good birdie Pat Vincelli took second, one shot back, and
T1 88– Richard Graeff #8– William Casey birdie
David Sajevic finished third with a 69.
T1 88– Steve Carlson #15– Richard Graeff birdie
Don Johnson and Steve Larson tied for first in
3 89– Dave Schuh #17– Douglas Tomhave birdie
#18– William Casey birdie the second flight with 75’s. Don’s net 65 was
T4 90– Douglas Tomhave
good enough for first place over Steve’s net 67.
T4 90– William Casey
In the Third flight, Terry Cooper was the only
5 91– Scott Ford
one to break 80 with a solid round of 79. Jeff
Kalvik and Jim Schmidt both shot 80 to tie for
Net second. Jeff Kalvik and Terry Cooper tied for
1 67– Richard Graeff low net with 68’s. Mike Healy double dipped on
2 69– Douglas Tomhave number 2, sticking it to 5 feet for the nearie and
3 70– Steve Carlson then sinking the putt for the skin!
4 71– Dave Schuh Fourth flight scores were tight. Jordan Sen-
T5 72– John Greig dar’s 83 was just enough to edge out the 84’s of
T5 72– William Casey Ben Gamboni, Dennis Falldin, and Jon Brumond
T7 73– Daniel Romero for low gross. Low net was Michael Friedrich’s
T7 73– George Vagher 68. Dick Patten, Jack Reif, and Jordan Sendar
T7 73– Scott Ford tied for second with net 70’s.
T7 73– Steve Malakowsky Richard Graeff and Steve Carlson tied for first
with 88’s in the fifth flight. Richard also won
first place net with a 67.
Third Flight Best Ball Nearies/Skins/Long
Two-Man Best Ball Drive/Long Putt
Gross
Championship– June 26 T1 77– Colin Post/Tom Post
T1 77– Bruce Larson/Bruce Briese Long Drive– Joe Larson
First Flight 3 79– David Power/Greg Vercelotti Long Putt– Jim Steinmueller
T4 80– James Hauschild/Dave Schuh
Gross T4 80– Gary Irish/James Faust Nearies
1 63– Chris Catron/Robert Catron T4 80– Richard Anderson/*Blind Draw #2– Chris Catron 8’0‖
T2 67– Bob Sajevic/David Sajevic T4 80– Dennis Falldin/David Engstrom #5– Robert Payne 6’11‖
T2 67– Paul McIntosh/David Mitchell #8– Brett Mueller 5’11‖
4 68– David Okita/Brett Mueller Net #17– Randy Garber 5’4‖
T5 69– Brad Berberick/Joe Larson 1 58– John Greig/Wade Schmelzer
T5 69– Larry Overskei/Trevor Overskei 2 61– David Power/Greg Vercelotti Skins (First Division)
T5 69– Randy Garber/Arthur Mastel 3 62– Colin Post/Tom Post #6– Randy Garber eagle
T4 63– Gary Irish/James Faust #12– Robert Payne birdie
Net T4 63– Bruce Larson/Bruce Briese #14– Kenneth Gay eagle
1 58– Chris Catron/Robert Catron T6 64– James Hauschild/Dave Schuh #16– Wally Smith birdie
T2 60– Larry Overskei/Trevor Overskei T6 64– Richard Anderson/*Blind Draw
T2 60– David Okita/Brett Mueller T6 64– Larry McKay/Mike McKay Skins (Second Division)
T4 62– Dave McIntosh/Bob McIntosh
*Blind Draw was Dave Johnson #2– Trevor Overskei birdie
T4 62– Paul McIntosh/David Mitchell
#4– Colin Post birdie
6 63– Bob Sajevic/David Sajevic
There was some unbelievable team- #15– Jason Meggit birdie
T7 64– John Gerstner/Michael Rode
#17– Brad Seguin birdie
T7 64– Dan Brink/Skip Schultz work in the season’s second major. In
the first flight, Chris and Robert Catron Skins (Third Division)
Second Flight put up a blazing 63, which was 4 shots #4– Greg Vercelotti birdie
clear of second place. Bob and Dave Sa- #5– Gary Irish birdie
Gross
jevic, and Paul McIntosh and Dave #6– Wade Schmelzer birdie
T1 72– Jack Reif/Michael Strand
T1 72– Moe Ankney/Matthew Stone Mitchell were the teams in second, both
with a very respectable 67. There was a The third flight was also a tie for
3 73– John Vosejpka/Robert Payne
T4 74– Jim Steinmueller/ tie for first in the second flight with two first place. Colin and Tom Post
Dennis Van Norman teams shooting 72, the teams of Jack Reif tied for first with Bruce Larson and
T4 74– Steve Larson/Ron Larson and Michael Strand, and Moe Ankney Bruce Briese, both with 77’s.
and Matthew Stone. The Familiar duo of There were also two eagles on par
Net John Vosejpka and Robert Payne took fours! Randy Garber on number 6,
1 59– John Vosejpka/Robert Payne and Kenneth Gay on hole 14.
solo third with a 73.
T2 60– Jack Reif/Michael Strand
T2 60– Bob Hames/Bill Decker
4 61– Moe Ankney/Matthew Stone
T5 63– Ben Gamboni/Dave Harms
T5 63– Steve Larson/Ron Larson
T5 63– Roger Buoen/Justin Buoen
T5 63– Josh Dye/Jim Deline
T5 63– Charlie Pooch/Mark Snyder
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Photos: Jeff Kalvik — Hole Truth Editor: Andrew Norton