On the net side, Doug Bowering led all players with a blistering 68! Not far behind was Rick Reiter with a net 70 and Scott Brandt with a 71. Suess, Koontz, Beronja, and Jaeger all shot even par net 70.
7 skins were won worth $21 by Beronja (2) Jaeger, Hirsh, Suess, Evans R, and Brandt J.
Link To Full Results
Thanks!
Jim Sauceda
TOC Director
Despite the challenging conditions we had two players break 80! Mark Cuthbert with a 77 and Rob Sweeney with a 79.
Skins worth $30 each were won by Sweeney, O'Neil, Pederson, and Beronja.
TOC default rules for how to play the ball.
When you pay your green fees simply ask the golf course staff if there are any restrictions on golf carts. Then follow these rules.
No restrictions on carts = play everything as it lies.
Cart Path Only = lift, clean, and place on your fairway only.
No golf carts allowed = lift clean and place anywhere.
7 skins were won worth $21 by Beronja (2) Jaeger, Hirsh, Suess, Evans R, and Brandt J.
Link To Full Results
Thanks!
Jim Sauceda
TOC Director
We finally had a great day for weather!
Unfortunately, that did not translate to great scoring. Whitnall played tough with an average gross score of 86.8. Just two golfers broke 80. Kurt Beronja shot 77 and Steve Jaeger shot 79. Well done!
6 skins worth $20 each were won by Jaeger (2), Carini, McGrath, Brandt, and Collins. Congratulations!
Now for the good news. Earnings for the net event were slightly under reported at the clubhouse. Apparently "beer math" is not quite as accurate as spreadsheet math. Only 3 golfers were in the red at minus one and earned a share of first place. Congratulations to Bill Zolandz, Steve Jaeger, and Jeff Brandt. ($25 each) Great shooting!
Garbers took solo 4th with even par ($15) and the rest of the prize pool was shared by Sweeney, Beronja, Hirsh, and Mcgrath ($3.75 each)
Link To Full Results
Thanks,
Jim Sauceda
TOC Director
We had a great turnout for TOC # 1 at Greenfield with 36 participants! The weather was not ideal but ok for April golfing in Wisconsin. The course conditions were challenging to say the least. The rough was so long that anything not finding the fairway could easily be lost. Balls found in the rough could sometimes be difficult to advance. In addition, there were a few areas on the course that probably should have been marked grounds under repair. All of the ball searching contributed to slow play.Unfortunately, that did not translate to great scoring. Whitnall played tough with an average gross score of 86.8. Just two golfers broke 80. Kurt Beronja shot 77 and Steve Jaeger shot 79. Well done!
6 skins worth $20 each were won by Jaeger (2), Carini, McGrath, Brandt, and Collins. Congratulations!
Now for the good news. Earnings for the net event were slightly under reported at the clubhouse. Apparently "beer math" is not quite as accurate as spreadsheet math. Only 3 golfers were in the red at minus one and earned a share of first place. Congratulations to Bill Zolandz, Steve Jaeger, and Jeff Brandt. ($25 each) Great shooting!
Garbers took solo 4th with even par ($15) and the rest of the prize pool was shared by Sweeney, Beronja, Hirsh, and Mcgrath ($3.75 each)
Link To Full Results
Thanks,
Jim Sauceda
TOC Director
Despite the challenging conditions we had two players break 80! Mark Cuthbert with a 77 and Rob Sweeney with a 79.
Skins worth $30 each were won by Sweeney, O'Neil, Pederson, and Beronja.
Congratulations to our event winner Ben Sevner with a net 3 under par!...and congrats to everyone else listed below that cashed in.
Ben Sevener (-3) $30 for first place
Rob Sweeney (-2) $25 for second place
Ryan Thompson (-1) $20 for third place
Jeff Camosey (E) $12.50 tied for fourth place
Mark Cuthbert (E) $12.50 tied for fourth place
John Hirsch (+2) $5 sixth place
Link to Full Results
Thanks!
Jim Sauceda
All Currie Park Men’s Golf Club members are welcome.
Play against your own handicap (Target Score), adjusted for the course and selected tee box
$50 entry fee for the season (100% paid out at end of season) for low net scores at each event, based on your Target Score, skins game at each event. Top low net total paid at year end (your best 4 of 7 net scores)
No penalty for missed events, only four lowest scores count for year end
If you would like to join, please pay the $50 entry fee to Brian Pederson, the Club Treasurer, and let him know you are joining the “Tour of the County”
Jim Sauceda
Ben Sevener (-3) $30 for first place
Rob Sweeney (-2) $25 for second place
Ryan Thompson (-1) $20 for third place
Jeff Camosey (E) $12.50 tied for fourth place
Mark Cuthbert (E) $12.50 tied for fourth place
John Hirsch (+2) $5 sixth place
Link to Full Results
Thanks!
Jim Sauceda
The “Tour of the County” (TOC) is an opportunity to play in organized, competitive golf outings, outside of the regular club events. You must be a member in good standing in the Currie Park Men’s Golf Club to participate. Essentially, you compete against your personal handicap, in a relaxed and friendly setting. Pairings are varied for each outing. This is a good way to get to know other members of the club, to get in practice rounds, or to just play more golf. USGA rules apply and everyone is expected to maintain the appropriate pace of play. Carts are optional.
All Currie Park Men’s Golf Club members are welcome.
Play against your own handicap (Target Score), adjusted for the course and selected tee box
$50 entry fee for the season (100% paid out at end of season) for low net scores at each event, based on your Target Score, skins game at each event. Top low net total paid at year end (your best 4 of 7 net scores)
No penalty for missed events, only four lowest scores count for year end
If you would like to join, please pay the $50 entry fee to Brian Pederson, the Club Treasurer, and let him know you are joining the “Tour of the County”
Jim Sauceda
When you pay your green fees simply ask the golf course staff if there are any restrictions on golf carts. Then follow these rules.
No restrictions on carts = play everything as it lies.
Cart Path Only = lift, clean, and place on your fairway only.
No golf carts allowed = lift clean and place anywhere.
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