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Michigan Junior PGA TourFlint Golf Club - Flint, MI • June 25, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Max Ritter 70 2 David Smith 76 T3 Seve Castillo 79 T3 Alex Dice 79

Boys 13-15Place Name Score1 Eric Nunn 762 Scott Parks 783 Brady Dice 84

Girls 16-18Place Name Score1 Alex. Kotsakis 94

Girls 13-15Place Name ScoreContest Has No Scores

Pheasant Run Golf Club – Canton MI • June 27-28, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Nicholas Bonamici 1082 Brandon Barrows 110T3 Victor Nistor 114T3 Matthew Alderink 114T3 Jim Ryan 114

Boys 13-15Place Name Score1 Imaad Qureshi 1132 Brandon Petzak 1203 Abhinav Alluri 125Girls 16-18Place Name Score1 Ellen Breighner 1382 Nicole Junn 150

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Michigan Junior PGA TourBattle Creek Country Club – Battle Creek MI • July 1, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Matthew Alderink 742 Andy Vanderburg 76T3 Austin Carter 79T3 Victor Nistor 79

Boys 13-15Place Name Score1 James Staab 782 Eric Nunn 853 Ian Helm 90

Girls 16-18Place Name Score1 Megan Klintworth 912 Kelsy Erickson 1011Girls 13-15Place Name ScoreContest Has No Scores

Egypt Valley Country Club – Ada MI • July 8, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Andy Vandenburg 712 Jacob Johnson 753 Patrick Poweres 77

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Girls 13-15Place Name Score1 Megan Skoog 83

Forest Ackers G. C. – East Lansing • July 11-12, 2013

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Michigan Publinx Golf Association- 2013 Business Meetings

Date Event Time Location

January 10th Board Meeting 6:30 PM Pontiac C.C.

March 7th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

April 1st Deadline Team Rosters

April 15th Deadline For Membership

April 18th Board Meeting & Members 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

May 8th Deadline Michigan Medal

June 6th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

July 9th Deadline For SMP

July 11th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

September 12th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th MPGA Annual Meeting 8:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th Board Meeting 9:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

December 5th Board Meeting 6:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

Michigan Junior PGA TourForest Ackers G. C. – East Lansing • July 11-12, 2013 (continued)

Boys 13-15Place Name Score1 Eric Nunn 1532 Rhet Schrauben 1563 Tony Fuentes 157

Girls 16-18Place Name Score1 Pader Her 1462 Ellen Breighner 1663 Chloe Guschewski 169

Girls 13-15Place Name Score1 Kim Naomi 1572 Chinoy Natasha 266

The Wyndgate Golf Club - Rochester • July 15, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Zach Zohoury 712 Brent Marshall 733 Drew Lawrence 76

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Girls 13-15Place Name ScoreNo Scores

Grand Traverse Resort – Traverse City • July 17-18, 2013

Boys 16-18Place Name Score1 Jacob Johnson 1482 Travis Veehuis 1503 David Smith 151

Boys 13-15Place Name Score1 Silas Lee 1552 Blaise Vanitvelt 1593 Noah Rocheleau 159

Girls 16-18Place Name Score1 Jamie Greene 1642 Ellen Breighner 186

Girls 13-15Place Name Score1 Anika Dy 1462 Abby Detmar 181

From rolling links to wooded fairways,watery challenges to humongous greens,Southwest Michigan offers a golf experienceto remember. The area has an extensive mixof high-caliber, picturesque courses all with-in a convenient driving distance inSouthwest Michigan.

Area courses include everything fromAngels Crossing to Yarrow Golf &Conference Center, and everything inbetween! Angels Crossing has been recog-nized by Golf Digest and Golf Week as oneof America’s Best Courses; its classic style,massive scale and genuine hospitality havegolfers returning year after year. The YarrowGolf & Conference Center was voted the #2best course by Great Lakes Golf Magazine’sPlayers Choice Awards. This ‘must play’features rolling terrain, a private lake, wet-lands, and a meandering creek. In addition tothese courses, the area also includes the GullLake View courses.

The Gull Lake View features five individualcourses that offer beautiful fairways, cham-pionship layouts and fantastic views. Thecourses are: Gull Lake View East, Gull LakeView West, Stonehedge North, StonehedgeSouth and Bedford Valley. In addition, theMedalist, the hidden gem of SouthwestMichigan, is rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest.Tucked away in Marshall the course can beenjoyed by golfers of all capabilities and is

located on nearly 300 acres of mature hard-woods and pristine wetlands. While Southwest Michigan is the ideal loca-tion for golfing, it is also the perfect vacationdestination. Those 21 and over will enjoyFireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek for someevening entertainment. This Las Vegas stylecasino has 2,800 slot machines as well asblackjack, craps, and roulette. FireKeepersCasino also provides live entertainmentincluding comedy, music and more!

For those seeking a little adventure, BinderPark Zoo welcomes those willing to take awalk on the wild side. Located in BattleCreek on 433 acres of natural forests andwetlands, Binder Park Zoo will take you ona tram ride to Wild Africa to hand feed agiraffe! Binder Park Zoo is home to 32 rareand exotic animal exhibits with an addition-al 19 domestic animal exhibits that will keepthe kid, and the kid at heart, entertained forhours.

Gilmore Car Museum, located in Augusta,includes over 300 antique, vintage and col-lector cars and motorcycles from all eras.These collections are on display in over adozen historic buildings throughout the 90-acre grounds, including a 1910s FranklinCar Dealership, a 1930s Shell Gas Station, a1940s Diner and much more. Gilmore CarMuseum was named one of the Nation’s Top

5 car museums and recently listed as the #1Great Historic Auto Site in Michigan.

While the area is known for its pristinecourses and engaging attractions, there isalso an extensive array of dining options.After a warm day on the course, golfers willenjoy a cold microbrew from Dark HorseBrewing Company in Marshall. A deliciousmeal followed by an evening sitting in thebeer garden is just what the day called for. Alittle further to the west, Arcadia BrewingCompany, located in Battle Creek, offersdistinctive and innovative handcrafted alesand wood-fired cuisine including pizza, bar-beque, sandwiches and more.Southwest Michigan is a destination com-plete with cozy overnight accommodations.From the Baymont Inn & Suites inDowntown Battle Creek, close to nightlifeand restaurants, to the Yarrow Golf andConference Resort, a retreat of its own,golfers will find the perfect place to sleep.Golfers looking to stay right on the coursemust check out the Gull Lake View FairwayVillas. The Villas are a part of the five GullLake View Courses; each villa providesguests with two bed rooms, spacious livingareas and a full kitchen. With such a wide array of courses, sleepingaccommodations and things to do, trying to

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Club Car Senior OpenBedford Valley Golf Club • Bedford – MI • July 17 - 18, 2013

Hot weather greeted these “seniors” for thefirst round and so was the scoring. Thirteenplayers would better par with Barry Redmond(Boyne USA) and Kevin Muir (TheWyndgate) leading the pack at 4 under par 68.

Ron Beurmann is the defending champion.Ron worked his way around the course toshoot 70, two shots back of the leader’s andwithin range to defend his title.

In the Super Seniors Division, Joseph Millerfrom Battle Creek recorded a 2 under parround 70 for a two shot lead over ClaudeJohnson.

Second and final round action continuedunder very warm conditions and so did thescoring. The leaders slipped a bit andBeurmann continued his fine play and wasable to slide by Kevin Muir to capture a oneshot victory. Ron is the first player to defendhis title in the history of this great event.

In the Super Senior Division, professionalLarry Clark from Traverse City shot 1 underpar for a 144 two day total, which was goodfor a one shot victory. Coming in second wereamateurs Joseph Miller from Battle Creekand John French from Bloomfield Hills.

The low amateur this year was Mitch Wilsonfrom Portage, shooting 143.

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Place Name Location Score1 Ron Beurmann CC of Jackson 1392 Kevin Muir The Wyndgate 1403 Lee Houtteman Manitou Passage GC 141T4 Thomas Konwinsk Caledonia 142T4 Tim Metko Grand Blanc 142

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Rules of Golf Quiz - July1. Mike’s ball lay on the putting green, 3 feet from the hole.

John’s ball lay on the putting green, 10 feet from the hole.Mike marks the position of his ball and lifts it. John isaway and Mike’s ball is on a direct line to the hole asJohn’s. As John’s ball is in motion, Mike replaces his balland John’s ball strikes Mike’s ball. There is no penalty andboth balls are played where they lie. True / False

2. Larry putts and Mike, who is attending the flagstick pullsout the flagstick and the hole-liner also comes out. Larry’sball strikes the moving hole liner. What is the ruling?

A. No penalty to either player and Larry’s ball isplayed from where it ends up.

B. No penalty to either player and Larry mustcancel his stroke and replay.

C. Larry incurs a two-stroke penalty and Mikemust play the ball as it lies.

3. A player makes a stroke up a hill and the ball does not gofar enough and rolls back and strikes the player’s foot androlls another yard down the slope. What is the ruling?

A. No penalty and the ball must be played fromwhere it comes to rest.

B. Two-stroke penalty and the ball must beplayed where it comes to rest.

C. One-stroke penalty and the ball must beplaced where it was stopped by the player’sfoot.

4. Mike ‘s ball comes to rest in a water hazard. The commit-tee has placed a dropping zone as an option for relief fromthe water hazard. Mike decides to go to the drop zone andplay from there. He drops the ball inside the drop zone andthe ball rolls closer to the hole than where it struck theground. Mike must re-drop the ball. True / False

5. A player’s is lost in the following situations. Which arecorrect?

A. Player cannot find or identify his ball within5 minutes after search has begun.

B. Player has made a stroke at a provisional ballfrom a point nearer the hole than the originalball is likely to be.

C. Player has put another ball into play understroke and distance.

D. Player has made a stroke at a substituted ball.

6. Artificial objects out of bounds are obstructions and theplayer is entitled to relief if the object interferes with hisstance of swing. True / False

7. A player looses one of his clubs during a stipulated round.He may replace it, provided there is no undue delay. True / False.

8. Hole scores are entered in the wrong boxes (i.e. front ninescores entered in holes 10-18). Marker changes hole num-ber to correct hole scores. This is not permitted and play-er is disqualified. True / False

9. Player, in a stroke play competition, intentionally stops hisball his ball from entering a water hazard. The player isdisqualified. True / False.

10. A player plays a stroke to the green. He and his fellow-competitor cannot find the ball. The player goes back andplays under stroke and distance. When he arrives at theputting green, he finds his original ball. What is theRuling?

A. Original ball is holed and strokes playedunder stroke and distance do not count.

B. The ball played under stroke and distancecounts.

C. The original ball counts with a one stroke-penalty for stroke and distance.

11. A player, standing in the fairway sees water on the ground.He wants to proceed under the casual water rule. TheRules official will not allow him to. The Rules official iscorrect. True / False

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Genesee County Amateur Golf Championship Results!Results of the Genesee County Amateur Golf Championship are in for 2013! The 36-hole stroke play tournament played on June22 & 23 offered an Open Division (any age), Senior Division (50-62) and a Super Senior Division (63+). Up to eight spots wereawarded to the 2014 Genesee County All Star Tournament. In the Super Senior Division Russ Cassady and Larry Hogard weretied at 149 after 18 holes with Cassady winning on the second playoff hole. The tournament is in its sixth year and is played atIMA Brookwood Golf Club in Burton each year.

RESULTS:

Open Division (any age):

Jon Walraven 70/74 144

Brandon Shin 75/72 147

Eero Nurmi 77/79 156

Senior Division (50-62)

Charlie Self 71/69 140

Terry Martin 73/71 144

Dave Brochu 77/73 150

Super Senior (63+)

Russ Cassady 74/75 149

Larry Hogard 74/75 149

David Kim 77/73 150

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Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association

If you are looking forcompetitive amateur golf inthe Lansing area, then logonto www.glaga.org and seewhat GLAGA has to offerand what the associationstands for.

They offer a nice blend ofamateur tournamentsthroughout the summer, withflights/divisions where youcan compete with other play-ers at your skill level.

GLAGA also looks to thefuture by stimulating chari-table contributions to helpadvance “junior” golf in theGreater Lansing area and toexpand the opportunities forjuniors to learn the game ofgolf.

GLAGA Buddy Buster • Royal Scott Golf Club • July 14, 2013

RESULTS…

Name’s/Team Best Ball Alt. Shot Total Gross Total

McMann/Makley 35 37 71 143

Koenigsknecht/Crowley 34 35 76 145

Burt/Tuttle 36 38 72 146

Kosloski/Kosloski 35 38 74 147

Benzing/Fear 36 35 77 148

Cleeves/Kimber 37 37 77 151

Meirndorf/Mastin 38 35 78 151

McKenna/Keim 35 37 83 155

McCarthy/Lee 36 40 79 155

Rahl/Fulto 39 37 83 159

Gembel/Thompson 45 41 90 176

Meyer/Lang 45 51 94 190

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Answers: (1) False Rule 16-1b. Mike incurs a two-stroke penalty and must replace his ball, while John must cancel his stroke andreplay it; (2) B Decision 17/8; (3) C Decision 19-2/1; (4) False Appendix I 6V; (5) All of the above. Definition of Lost Ball; (6)False Definition of Obstructions; (7) False Decision 4-3/10; (8) True Decision 6-6a/3; (9) True Serious breach Decision 1-2/0.5;(10) B Decision 1-1/2; (11) False Definition of casual water

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TOP RESULTSFor Complete Results Visit www.westmichigangolf.com

Place Name Scores Total

1st Tom Werkmeister 66-69-70 205

2nd Sam Weatherhead 213

2nd Jared Dalga 213

4th Ben Rabourn 214

4th Mark Schoenborn 214

4th Bob Sakocius 214

4th Jake Losey 214

Congratulations Tom & Bob!

Tom Werkmeister was the defending champion with a score of 206 in lastyear’s championship and Tom topped

last year by one, shooting 205.

Tom has won the last three KCA crownsand now has six championships to his

credit, trailing Bob Sakocius who holdsseven Kent County Amateur

Championships.

Bob Sakocius captured the Senior Division this year while also finishingtied for fourth in the Open Division.

Tom Werkmeister Captures 6thKent County Amateur Championship!

L. E. Kaufman Golf Club • Grand Rapids, MI • July 13 –14, 2013

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Single Day Tournament Results

Pontiac Country Club • June 19, 2013Net

Place Flt Player City Score HCP Score

1 A McTear, David Redford 77 9 68

2 A Pearson, Greg Royal Oak 76 6 70

3 A Davis, Clifford Rochester Hills 80 9 71

4 A Halle, Roger Chesterfield 78 5 73

4 A O’Donnell, Dennis Troy 81 8 73

Net


1 B Kim, Kyu Bloomfield Hills 79 13 66

2 B Ash, Paul Brighton 81 13 68

3 B Prince, Donald Shelby Twsp. 79 9 70

3 B Walainis, Jim Bloomfield Hills 84 14 70

5 B Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 85 14 71

Net


1 C Sutherland, Dan Northville 82 15 67

2 C Mercury, Joe Rochester Hills 87 18 69

3 C McCall, Brian Ann Arbor 87 15 72

3 C Teeter, Alan W. Bloomfield 87 15 72

3 C VanOrd, Ken Howell 86 14 72

3 C Wagner, Curt White Lake 89 17 72

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NetPlace Flt Player City Score HCP Score

1 D Schulte, George W. Bloomfield 89 24 65

1 D Strzyzewski, Rich New Hudson 98 33 65

3 D Retman, Richard Harrison Twsp. 92 24 68

D Seger, Jim Sterling Heights 96 27 69

4 D Suggs, Jerry Beverly Hills 94 25 69

Chemung Hills Golf Club • June 22, 2013


1 A Thompson, Brad Grosse Point Wd 71 4 67


3 A Harrison, Patrick Ann Arbor 84 12 72

4 A Pearson, Greg Royal Oak 79 6 73

5 A Grohowski, Mark Canton 81 7 74

5 A Kuehn, Brian Ann Arbor 84 10 74

5 A Prince, Donald Shelby Twsp. 83 9 74


1 B Fenby, Jerry W. Bloomfield 82 13 69


3 B Ahern, Thomas Plymouth 83 13 70

3 B Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 84 14 70

5 B Finney, Chuck S. Lyon 87 16 71

5 B Galsterer, Jack Grosse Point Wds 88 17 71

5 B Lanker, Terry A. Rochester Hills 86 15 71

5 B Winters, Everett Royal Oak 86 15 71

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1 C Dodd, John Farmington Hills 80 18 62

2 C Carli, Carl J. Sterling Heights 97 33 64

3 C DeFever, Morris Shelby Twsp. 95 30 65

4 C Pulliam, David Northville 95 26 69

5 C December, Tom Royal Oak 95 24 71

5 C Gold, Stephen Troy 105 34 71

5 C Northcutt, Michael Northville 93 22 71

5 C Schulte, George W. Bloomfield 95 24 71

Coyote Preserve Golf Club • June 27, 2013


1 A Pilon, Tom Plymouth 76 8 68


3 A Mutz, Charles Clarkston 76 6 70

3 A Phillips, Mike Bloomfield Hills 75 5 70

5 A Rullman, Karl Grass Lake 80 9 71

5 A Ward, Don Sterling Hgts. 79 8 71

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1 B Pratt Jr, John Troy 77 12 65

2 B Ash, Paul Brighton 79 13 66

2 B Frontier, Greg Waterford 80 14 66

2 B Gostovich, Jim New Baltimore 78 12 66

5 B Greaves, Nelson Waterford 80 13 67


1 C Dunn, Martin Macomb 86 21 65

2 C Moore, Daniel Plymouth 88 22 66

3 C Collins, Ray Southfield 89 22 67

4 C Dodd, John Farmington Hills 86 17 69

4 C O’Neill, Kevin Livonia 86 17 69


1 D Taylor, Le`Roy A. Southfield 89 25 64

2 D Gold, Stephen Troy 102 33 69

3 D Irwin, Richard Plymouth 93 22 71

3 D Strzyzewski, Richard N. Hudson 103 32 71

5 D Comiskey, Richard Canton 97 25 72

5 D Hajduk, Daniel Dearborn 101 29 72

5 D Lifter, Mark Farmington 96 24 72

Lyon Oaks Golf Club • July 9, 2013

Net


1 A Vergin, Russ Milford 75 8 67

2 A Allen, Thom Bloomfield 80 11 69

2 A Green, Billy Waterford 74 5 69

4 A Scypta, Gary Plymouth 76 6 70

4 A Ward, Don Sterling Heights 78 8 70

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1 B Ahern, Thomas Plymouth 81 13 68

1 B Green, Chris New Hudson 81 13 68

3 B Baldwin, Dave Northville 86 15 71

3 B Frontier, Greg Waterford 84 13 71

3 B Hicks, Harry Commerce Twp 85 14 71


1 C Germond, Steve W. Bloomfield 89 18 71

2 C Mercury, Joe Rochester Hills 89 18 71

2 C Ouellette, Don Livonia 87 16 71

2 C Romeo, Dale Lake Orion 90 19 71

5 C Williams, Steve Detroit 87 15 72


1 D Northcutt, Michael Northville 87 22 65


3 D Donnelly, Raymond Troy 92 24 68

4 D McCullough, Charles Detroit 93 24 69

5 D Bevak, John Grosse Ile 95 24 71

5 D Moore, Daniel Plymouth 92 21 71

5 D Pavlat, Dan Livonia 94 23 71

Dunham Hills Golf Club • July 13, 2013

Net


1 A Reifert, Fritz Ypsilanti 74 6 68

2 A Pilon, Tom Plymouth 77 7 70

3 A Green, Billy Waterford 75 4 71


5 A Mutz, Charles Clarkston 78 5 73


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1 B Allen, Thom Bloomfield 76 10 66

2 B Kuehn, Brian Ann Arbor 76 9 67


4 B Dupke, Larry Sterling Heights 81 11 70

4 B Mattison, Jim Roseville 83 13 70


1 C Egan, Tim Dearborn Heights 82 16 66

2 C McCall, Brian Ann Arbor 83 15 68

3 C Jetchick, Bill Westland 84 15 69

4 C Aaron, Jim Northville 89 18 71

4 C Galsterer, Jack Grosse Pte. Wds 89 18 71

4 C Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 84 13 71


1 D Seger, Jim Sterling Heights 92 26 66


3 D Noble, Frank Livonia 98 29 69

4 D DeMara, RicK Grosse Pte. Wds 96 25 71

4 D Donnelly, Ray Troy 94 23 71

4 D Strzyzewski, Rich New Hudson 100 29 71

4 D Suggs, Jerry Beverly Hills 94 23 71


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Over 80 players were in the field to try andcapture a chance to play in this year’s U.S.Senior Open hosted by Omaha CountryClub in Omaha Nebraska.

The competition here was tough, with fourplayers tied for “Medalist” shooting roundsof 70, five more players shooting 71 and sixplayers shooting 72.There were only two spots open in this qual-ifier so the four “medalist” had a playoff todetermine who qualified and who receivedalternate spots.

July 11 marks the first day of the SeniorOpen so the qualifiers here today will bemaking quick plans for a trip to Omaha.

U. S. Senior Open QualifierFlint Golf Club • June 24, 2013

RESULTS

Name Location Score Results

Bruce Vaughan Hutchinson 70 Qualified

Steve Wells Niles 70 Qualified

Chuck Pohl Traverse City 70 1st Alt.

Keir Smith Aurora 70 2nd Alt.

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Mid Michigan Golf TourForest Akers Golf Club

Name Division Index Handicap Gross Score Net Score Postion Points

Frank, Kevin Open n/a 74 74 1 25

Brace, Andy Open n/a 75 75 2 20

Luttig, Aaron Open n/a 77 77 3 16

McCaffrey, Ryan Open n/a 80 80 4 12

Wu, Steven Open n/a 81 8 15 10

Park, Matt Open n/a 83 83 6 8

Nelson, Doug Open n/a 84 84 7 6

Smith, Sam Open n/a 89 89 8 4

Howell, Jayson Open n/a 91 91 9 2

Fellem, Dennis Net 18 86 68 1 22.5

Helwig, Craig Net 6 74 68 1 22.5

Stevenson, Mike Net 15 84 69 3 16

Desantis, Rick Net 6 77 71 4 12

Mahoney, Fred Net 6 78 72 5 10

Long, Rick Net 12 86 74 6 8

Dean, Ray Net 10 85 75 7 6

McDermott, John Net 12 89 77 8 4

Evans, Dexter Net 8 115 107 9 2

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Eric Dovre Captures2013 Syron Memorial Tournament

Pontiac Country Club • Pontiac, Michigan • July 4 – 6, 2013

The annual Frank Syron Memorial Tournament is at Pontiac CountryClub every Forth of July weekend. The finest Amateur golfers in thestate compete in the three-day, 54-hole event.

It is a tribute to Frank Syron, who passed away in 1969 at the age of69. He was a tireless promoter of the game, back in the days whengolf wasn’t as popular as it is now. He would put on free exhibitionswith the top players of the day such as Byron Nelson, JimmyDemaret, Ed Furgol and Walter Burkeno to encourage people toexperience the game.

Frank Syron came to Michigan in 1918 and accepted a job as a cad-die master at Bloomfield Hills Country Club. He moved to OrchardLake Country Club as head Pro in 1926. While there, among thepeople he taught was the former Olympic standout and future three-time U.S. Women’s Open Champion, Babe Didrikson Zaharias.

He made a big career move in 1941 when he and his wife purchaseda run down little course called Pontiac Country Club. Six decadeslater the Syron Family hosts this tournament not as a revenue boost-er, but rather as a testimonial to the man that started it all with thelove of the game of golf.

This year was much like every year with all the top players in thefield, warm weather conditions and a competitive finish!

At the end of the first 18 holes Eric Dovre fired a round of 69 fol-lowed by Scott Jaschuk, Andy Alvey, Sean Friel and Nick Robesonwith rounds of 70.

When the second finished, Eric had a slim lead standing at 142 fol-lowed by Matthew Sheperd at 143. Tom Daigle Jr., Scott Jaschukand Anthony Sorentino were two shots back at 144.

In the final round Eric just took control of the tournament by firinga round of 67 to capture the trophy by five shots over Jaschuk andDaigle.

RESULTS

Place Name Scores Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Total1 Eric Dovre 69 73 67 2092 Scott Jaschuk 70 74 70 214

Tom Daigle Jr. 72 72 70 214

John Wright 73 72 69 214

5 Andy Alvey 70 75 70 215

Larry Sterling Jr. 71 75 69 215

7 Matthew Sheperd 74 69 73 216

Greg Davies 73 72 71 216

Anthony Sorentino 72 72 72 216

Congratulations, Tom!

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2013 Michigan Publinx Team PlayThrough July 19, 2013

EAST SIDE STANDINGS

Team Wins Losses Ties Percentage

Orchards 7 0 0 1.000

Bald Mountain 8 1 0 0.889

Sycamore Hills 6 2 0 0.750

The Fountains 6 2 0 0.750

Fieldstone 4 2 0 0.667

Blackheath 1 3 3 0 0.500

Glacier Club 2 4 5 0 0.444

Blackheath 2 3 4 0 0.429

Pontiac CC 3 5 0 0.375

Glacier Club 1 2 4 1 0.357

Black River 2 4 0 0.333

Pontiac Municipal 2 5 1 0.313

Greystone 1 5 0 0.167

Twin Lakes 1 5 0 0.167

Devil’s Ridge 0 5 0 0.000

WEST SIDE STANDINGSTeam Wins Losses Ties Percentage

Gateway 7 1 0 0.875

Lyon Oaks 7 2 0 0.778

Dunham Hills 6 2 0 0.750

The Jackal 6 3 0 0.667

Fox Creek 4 3 1 0.563

Moose Ridge 5 4 0 0.556

Green Oaks 3 3 0 0.500

Salem Hills 4 5 0 0.444

Lakes of Taylor 2 5 0 0.286

Golden Fox 2 6 0 0.250

Flushing Valley 1 6 1 0.188

Whitmore Lake 0 7 0 0.000

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CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION:Last Name First Name PointsDovre Eric 730Bastion Brad 668Schleicher Erik 620Davies Greg 606Zylstra Bill 602Quitiquit Brett 576Sorentino Anthony 548Jaschuk Scott 500Sterling Larry 448Champine Jeff 338Vaclav Dave 321Daigle Leo 312Johnson Joseph F. 288Alvey Andy 253Olejniczak John 232Emsley Ray 204Klemet Kevin 200May Jason 188Slade Spencer 170Stark Sam 155Boghikian Razmig 151Coriasso Ronnie 150Bailey Chris 131Hudson Brett 131Hooks Joe 122Gizzarelli Gene 110Magyar Thomas 100Barnes Jim 98Dagenais Rich 98

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION (continued):Last Name First Name PointsCunningham Nick 85Harris Ian 80Pattenaude Eric 75Uelmen James 70Dagenais Jerry 63Djurdjev Fred 63Brickey TJ 61Comito Frank 56Anderson Steve 37Carpenter Bryan 35Weaver Ronald 33Coriasso Michael 30DeMarti Anthony 28Knudson Jeff 20Clore Siegel 20Monteith Bill 20Cenkner Pat 20Amaya Yasu 20VanDam Brad 20Bartnick David 20Kalmink Jonathan 20Bartnick Matthew 20Herczak Ron 17Parker Joe 15Voke Kevin 13Kern Matt 11Kibby Brian 11Worrilow Charles 11Bernhardt Patrick 11

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CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION (continued):Last Name First Name PointsZeoli Alex 5Chicka Ken 5Uelmen James 0Vaclav Dave 0

NET DIVISION:Last Name First Name PointsTrammel Marcus 328Misovski John 270Perry Scott 223Mulhern Thomas 210Wojcik Dale 178Stefanoski Vasko 168Muscaro Dave 163Bedson Jim 158ONeill Matt 145Crockett Richard 143Szymanski Steven 128Crosby Arturo 128Morgan John 126Misovski Lou (Ljupco) 120Whiteaker Kyle 105Langenderfer Matt 105Mianowski Peter 103Szymanski Robert 96Zoller Chris 85Wrigh Joshua 78Mikoloff Kelly 75Markovski John 70McKay Kevin 70Grzadzinski Mat 59Fagan David 58Campbell John 43Camp Scott 26Hermann Brian 26Ku Kim 26Luke Tom 10Vanderginst Nick 10

SENIOR DIVISION:Last Name First Name PointsWard Don 320Reifert Fritz 295Morris James 200Pratt John 195Insana Gary 190Pearson Greg 170Bee Ralph 156Mlynarczyk James 150Pilon Tom 150yoo hyun 136Cykowski Mark 130Ahern Tom 121Davis Clifford 114Shaheen Rick 109Brunning David 100Hurst Bill 100Moline James 87Klosowski Tim 78Phillips Michael 78Pujdowski Ed 78Thompson Brad 78Hoover Charles 65Mutz Charles 63Harmala Doug 63Kim Kyu 55Schwope Bill 55Taylor William II 45Smith Steve 38Ellis Jim 38Kaspor Albert 24Dahlberg Ron 21Lam Michael 9Kirkland Charles 9Schulte George 9

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Three years ago this great tournamentmoved south for a little change in venue andreturned this year to their northern homewhere the players from all over the statewere greeted with open arms by DeanPaesens (Eagle Glen Golf Club) and JoeSchumer (The Pines Golf Club) along withtheir staff.

Both golf courses were in fabulous shapeand gave these players a good challenge tobe this years match play champions.

The weather was not quite as friendlythough, as cool damp conditions moved infor most of the tournament but that didn’thurt the scores as there were some excellentrounds of golf played making for some greatqualifying scores to set up the match playcompetition!

Qualifying Rounds

Championship Division: Josh Mitroka gotthe first round under way with an excellentround of 69 at The Pines Golf Club followedby Tony Mango at 70 and James Uelmenwith 71.

In the second round at Eagle Glen Golf Clubit was Bill Zylstra taking low honors with a67 followed by Greg Davies (70), AndyAlvey (71) and Mike Horn with 71.

With the qualifying rounds in the books itwas Josh Mitroka and Bill Zylstra leadingthe way with a tie at 141 followed by TonyMango at 142 and Greg Davies at 145.

Josh Mitroka would claim the “TheMedalist Honors” for qualifying as he hadthe low score at The Pines Golf Club, whichhad a higher degree of difficulty between thetwo venues.

Senior Championship Division: BobDexter would claim low honors the first dayat Eagle Glen with a solid round of 70 fol-

lowed by Mike Grace (71), Robert Klingbeiland Mike LaPoe at 73.

Second round action at The Pines foundRobert Klingbeil leading the charge with 71,Mike LaPoe and Leo Martin shooting 74 andBob Dexter at 75.

Robert Klingbeil would claim the “MedalistHonors” with a total qualifying score of 144and rounding out the top four seeds wouldbe Bob Dexter with 145, Mike LaPoe (147)and Art Szarejko at 150.

Senior Championship Division: The superseniors (65 an older) were not going be overlooked during the qualifying rounds as therewas some excellent scores to show howgood these gentlemen can play. With the useof forward tees and friendly yardages theseguys proceeded to shoot lights out and LarryHogard got off to a bang at Eagle Glenshooting 66! Jim Novar would follow at 70,Claude Johnson (72) and Cliff Davis at 73.

Second round action found more of the samewith Dick Blank turning in the low round atThe Pines with 76, Hogard (78), ClaudeJohnson (78) and Jim Novar at 78.

Larry Hogard claimed the “Medalist” tro-phy with a total score of 144, Jim Novar at148, Claude Johnson 150, Dick Blank (155)and Tim Burns at 155.

Match Play CompetitionThe old saying holds true when it comes tomatch play competition, “Anything CanHappen,” and this year was no exception.

In the three divisions, only Larry Hogard(Top Seed/Medalist) of the super senior divi-sion made it to the final match as players inother divisions came from out of the pack tomarch through brackets and provide someexcellent drama in the final stages of thematch play competition.

Super Senior Division: Larry Hogard andClaude Johnson marched their way throughthe bracket to face each other in the finalmatch. Like all the final matches this year,they were very competitive with each playertrading punches and taking turns to have aslight lead in the match. At the end of 17holes of play the match stood even.

On the final hole, both players had excellenttee shots and played their second shots on tothe green with both players in position towin the match or tie and move into extrasudden death holes or lose.

Both players had difficult putts. Claude wasaway and made a fine two-putt to secure par,forcing Hogard to make his putt in order winand Larry provided the drama by sinking thetesty 12 footer to capture the win and defendhis title from 2012.

Senior Division: Robert Klingbeil got off togreat start by winning his first two matchesbefore he was upset by Tom Janicki 2up.Tom would lose his next match to Dale Robbwho moved into the finals to face BobDexter. Bob won his first three matches andwould get into the finals after his opponentin the semi-final match WD from competi-tion.

Like the super senior final match, both Daleand Bob provided great competition, dramaand entertainment to the spectators. With thematch even on the 17th hole, both playersplayed their tee shots to the middle of thegreen and facing very-very long putts. Dalemade a great two putt for par but Dextermade his putt to take the lead going into thefinal hole.

Both players would par the final hole givingDexter the trophy and plenty of excitingmemories from a great match with Dale.

Hosted By Eagle Glen Golf Club & The Pines Golf Club

July 26-30, 2013

Greg Davies Wins His 4th Michigan Publinx

State Match Play Championship!

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Championship Division: This division hadsome great matches right from the get go.Josh Mitroka, the number one seed, marchedhis way to the semi-finals where he wouldface Greg Davies the number four seed and

three-time champion of this state match playtournament. Josh played a great semi-finalmatch but Greg Davies was on his game andwould win this match 3&2. Greg had six orseven birdies in 16 holes, against Josh toclaim his ticket into the final match.

Also making their way to the semi-finalmatches was Siegel Clore the 18 seed andWeston Benzing the 22 seed. Siegel playedsome fantastic golf, eventually beating AndyAlvey in 20 holes to move into the semi-final. Weston had some hard fought battleshimself, taking 20 holes to defeat DavidBartnick in his second match and another 20holes in his fourth match against DeuceSherman. Weston eventually lost his semi-final match against Siegel Clore 2&1 to giveSiegel a shot at Greg Davies in the finals.

In the final match, both Greg and Siegelplayed some great golf with both playershaving a chance to take some control. In the

end, the experience of Greg Davies pre-vailed as he clinched his fourth MichiganPublinx State Match Play Championshipwith a 2&1 victory over Siegel.

Congratulations, Greg, Bob and Larry!

On behalf of the players, we would like tothank, both Joe Schumer, Dean Paesens,their staff and the tournament committee formaking this such a great championship forall the players.

For more information regarding this greatchampionship please visit the MichiganPublinx Golf Association web site.

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SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

SMP

DEXTER

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SMP

SUPER SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

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ROBB & DEXTER JOHNSON & HOGARD ALVEY

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CLORES HANKEY HOGARD

JASCHUK JOHNSON KLEMET

MITROKA PATTERSON KLINGBEIL

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In the first round of competition, GarrettRank (Canada) and Sam Saunders(Albuquerque, N.M.) set the pace in themorning wave with a rounds of 65 and 66,respectively. You would think the morningwave would be an advantage but the after-noon wave produced the low round of theday.

Eric Sugimoto (San Diego, CA) tied thelowest opening round in the history of theUSAPL with a 7 under par 63. Ian Davis(Edmond, OK) and Rank would be tied forsecond with rounds of 65.

Twenty-nine players shot red numbers thefirst day, forcing everyone in the field tothink low scores in order to make the cutand the match play field of 64.

Michigan had three players competing,Blaze Hogan (Big Rapids), Nathan Clark(Mason) and Nikolaj Brons-Piche fromTraverse City.

Blaze Hogan got off to the best start of theMichigan Three with an even round of 71and tied for 30th. Nathan Clark was +5(T103) followed by Nikolaj Brons-Piche at+7 (T124).

After the second round was completed, 16players recorded sub par rounds withGarrett Rank (Canada) taking the

87th U.S. AMATEUR PUBLIC LINKSCHAMPIONSHIP

Laurel Hill Golf Club • Lorton VA • July 15-20, 2013

Jordan Niebrugge

Niebrugge in action.

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“Medalist” honors with a score of 132, fol-lowed by Ian Davis (Edmond, OK), EricSugimoto (San Diego, CA) and SamHorsfield (United Kingdom).

The Michigan Three had their tournamentcome to an end as they failed to qualify forthe field of 64 and the match play competi-tion. Blaze Hogan from Big Rapids had thebest finish shooting 147 and tied for 78th.

Round One - Match Play

Seems like every major championshipinvolving match play the “Medalist” has adifficult match right out of the gate andmany times never advances to the secondround. Joshua Stone (Stockton, CA) had tosurvive a playoff in the morning, in order toqualify for match play and had to take onGarrett Rank. Rank built a three-hole leadthrough eight holes and then Joshua startedto cut into the lead early on the second nine.Eventually the match became even andJoshua survived by defeating Rank on the19th hole.

Davis, Sugimoto and Horsfield, the othertop seeds all advanced to the second roundby winning 2&1, 6&5 and 3&2, respective-ly.

Round Two - Match Play

Davis, Sugimoto and Horsfield continuedtheir run in the second round and advancedto third round action. Justin Shin fromCanada qualified in the 60th position andhas made a nice run to this point. Justinwon his first match in 19 holes to advance

to the second round and won the secondround match in 20 holes.

Round Three - Match Play

When the third round was completedSugimoto was the only remaining top seed.In other matches, Sam Horsfield wasdefeated by Zecheng Dou (People’sRepublic of China) and Robby Shelton IV(Wilmer, Ala) eliminated Ian Davis. JustinShin also found his dream run come to anend, losing to Jordan Niebrugge fromMequon, WI.

Round Four – Quarter-Final MatchesPlay

Eric Sugimoto, the remaining top seed,won his fourth round match 2&1 toadvance to semi-final round along withMichael Kim (Del Mar, CA), JordanNiebrugge (Mequon, WI) and JamesErkenbeck of San Diego, CA. Kim,Niebrugge and Erkenbeck all recorded a1up victory to advance.

Round Five – Semi-Final Matches Play

In the semi-final matches, JordanNiebrugge squared off against JamesErkenbeck (San Diego, CA). Jordan defeat-ed James 3&2 to earn his ticket into thefinal match. In the other match, it wasMichael Kim facing Eric Sugimoto.Michael took advantage of the opportunityand won the match 4&3 to face Jordan inthe finals.

Round Six – Final Match Play

The final 36-hole match started out in aback and fourth affair with neither playerreally taking control and each holding briefshort leads. It wasn’t until the final 18-holeswhen things started to change, when Jordanslowly built a four-hole lead. Michael did-n’t go quietly, though, as he fought back toa one-hole deficit. The match came down tothe last hole and Jordan came out on top towin championship.

87th U.S. AMATEUR PUBLIC LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP

Blaze Hogan Nathan Clark Nikolaj Brons-Piche

Eric Sugimoto

Garrett Rank - Medalist

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U.S. Junior Amateur QualifiersBattle Creek Country Club • June 24, 2013

RESULTS

Name Locations Score

Bradley Keyer Henderson, NV 138 Medalist

Patrick Flavin Highwood, 143 Qualified

Matthew Alderink Battle Creek, MI 143 1st Alt.

Johnny Watts Fishers 144 2nd Alt.

Fieldstone Golf Club – Auburn Hills MI

RESULTS

Name Locations Score Results

Daniel Ault 141 Qualified

Tiger Lee 142 Qualified

Nicholas Mitter 145 Qualified

Jeremy Ball 146 1st Alt

Brandon Barrows 146 2nd Alt

Thirty-Two juniors from all over the country

spent the day at Battle Creek Country Club,

playing 36-holes to try and qualify for the

2013 U.S. Junior Amateur.

This year the amateur will be played in

Truckee, CA at Martis Camp Club, July

22nd 2013.

Two spots were open to the low qualifiers.

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* * * * * * * RESULTS * * * * * * *

7-16-13Bloomfield Hills Country Club

Name Location Rd1 Rd2 Total StatusLamb, Scott South Bend 68 71 139 MedalistSouthey- Gordon,Turner Toronto 67 73 140 QualifiedMuller, Gates Traverse City 73 71 144 QualifiedBlack, Otto Pinckney 74 70 144 1st AltMay, Jason Sterling Heights 71 73 144 2nd Alt

7-22-13Forest Ackers Golf Course

Name Location Rd1 Rd2 Total StatusMakris, Michael South Bend 69 68 137 MedalistWalker, Andrew Battle Creek 71 69 140 QualifiedRutledge, Mitch Creve Coeur 71 69 140 QualifiedClouser, McCormick Bluffton 70 70 140 1st Alt.Sharp, Michael Kendallville 69 72 141 2nd Alt.

7-24-13Bay City Country Club

Name Location Rd1 Rd2 Total StatusBowser, Evan Dearborn 69 69 138 MedalistHoppe, Doug Lasalle 69 71 140 QualifiedLeonard, Brendan Cambridge 75 67 142 QualifiedVarekois, A. J. Rockford 72 70 142 1st Alt.Ignasiak, Mike Saline 73 70 143 2nd Alt.

Michigan U. S. Amateur Qualifier’s7-16-13 Bloomfield Hills Country Club

7-22-13 Forest Ackers Golf Course7-24-13 Bay City Country Club

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John Olejniczak CapturesThe Third Publinx Championship Series Event

at Northville Hills Golf ClubJune 23, 2013

John Olejniczak fired a round of 71 to capture the 3rd Publinx

Championship Series Event. Brett Quitiquit took second place

with 72 followed by Larry Sterling and Bill Zylstra with 73.

In the “Net Division,” Marcus Trammel shot a fine round with a

net score of 72, claiming the trophy with a two shot margin over

Dale Wojcik who had a net score of 74.

In the “Senior Division,” Fritz Reifert tallied a net score of 70,

three shots better than Greg Pierson.

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION

Place Name Score

1 Olejniczak, John 71

2 Quitiquit, Brett 72

3 Sterling, Larry 73

Zylstra, Bill 73

5 Dovre, Eric 74

Magyar, Thomas 74

7 Pattenaude, Eric 75

8 Alvey, Andy 76

Barnes, Jim 76

Sorentino, Anthony 76

11 Dagenais, Rich 77

Davies, Greg 77

13 Boghikian, Razmig 78

Johnson, Joseph F. 78

15 Anderson, Steve 79

Bailey, Chris 79

Brickey, TJ 79

Comito, Frank 79

Emsley, Ray 79

Kern, Matt 79

21 Daigle, Leo 80

Korte, Matthew 80

Rymiszewski, Gary 80

24 Catto, Shawn 82

Djurdjev, Fred 82

Worrilow, Charles 82

27 Batch, Steve 83

Carlton, Philip 83

Place Name Score

Daly, Stuart 83

Leitch, Brad 83

Lucaj, Luc 83

32 Dagenais, Jerry 84

Jaschuk, Scott 84

Whatley, Craig 84

35 Jones, Dwaine 85

May, Jason 85

37 Bright, Nicholas 86

38 Solverson, J. Paul 87

Weaver, Ronald 87

40 Harte, Michael 89

41 Bowles, Chad 91

42 Solverson, Stephen 92

43 Jonca, Kevin 93

44 Parrish, Malcolm 99

45 Jordan, Ken 103

NET DIVISION

Net

Place Name Score

1 Trammel, Marcus 72

2 Wojcik, Dale 74

3 Perry, Scott 75

4 Bedson, Jim 76

5 Mulhern, Thomas 78

6 Stefanoski, Vasko 79

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Place Name Score

8 Crockett, Richard 80

Morgan, John 80

10 Fagan, David 81

Szymanski, Robert 81

12 Oneill, Matt 82

13 Campbell, John 83

Crosby, Arturo 83

15 Grzadzinski, Mat 84

Muscaro, Dave 84

17 Ku, Kim 85

Mianowski, Peter 85

Suchta, Nick 85

Whiteaker, Kyle 85

21 Hermann, Brian 86

Misovski, John 86

23 McKay, Kevin 87

24 Vanderginst, Nick 88

25 Camp, Scott 89

26 Luke, Tom 90

27 Mikoloff, Kelly 91

Misovski, Lou (Ljupco) 91

29 Szymanski, Steven 99

30 Pikora, Michael 102

SENIOR DIVISION Net

Place Name Score

1 Reifert, Fritz 70

2 Pearson, Greg 73

3 Hurst, Bill 74

Morris, James 74

Shaheen, Rick 74

Place Name Score

6 Ahern, Tom 75

Moline, James 75

8 Pratt, John 76

9 Ward, Don 77

10 Kim, Kyu 78

Pilon, Tom 78

Schwope, Bill 78

13 Taylor, William II 79

14 Bees, Ralph 80

Cykowski, Mark 80

Dahlberg, Ron 80

Davis, Clifford 80

Yoo, Hyun 80

19 Lam, Michael 81

Phillips, Michael 81

White, Eric 81

22 Kaspor, Albert 82

23 Babicz, Kirk 83

Ellis, Jim 83

Pirrami, Gino 83

26 Gunn, Otha 84

Mutz, Charles 84

Touchette, Chris 84

29 Jones, Steven 85

30 English, Larry 86

Hoover, Charles 86

32 Insana, Gary 87

33 Kirkland, Charles 90

34 Miller, Mark 95

Smith, Steve 95

36 Pujdowski, Ed 97

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Don Ward & Richard CrockettCaptures The Fourth

Publinx Championship Series EventAt Heather Highlands Golf Club

July 14, 2013With the championship division taking the fourth event of the yearoff, the seniors and the net division had the golf course to themselves.

Don Ward danced his way around the course shooting a net round of68 for a two shot victory over Ed Pujdowski and Fritz Reifert whoboth had rounds of 70.

In the net division, it was Richard Crockett doing the dancing, shoot-ing 71 for a one shot victory over Kelly Mikoloff and Dave Muscaro.

NET DIVISION

Net

Place Name Score

1 Crockett, Richard 71

2 Mikoloff, Kelly 72

Muscaro, Dave 72

4 Trammel, Marcus 73

5 Szymanski, Steven 74

Wojcik, Dale 74

7 Hermann, Brian 75

Luke, Tom 75

Misovski, John 75

Pikora, Michael 75

Wright, Joshua 75

12 Fagan, David 76

Mulhern, Thomas 76

Suchta, Nick 76

15 Langenderfer, Matt 78

16 Perry, Scott 79

Szymanski, Robert 79

18 Stefanoski, Vasko 80

19 McKay, Kevin 81

20 Mianowski, Peter 82

Morgan, John 82

22 Grzadzinski, Mat 83

23 Bedson, Jim 95

SENIOR DIVISION

Net

Place Name Score

1 Ward, Don 68

2 Pujdowski, Ed 70

Reifert, Fritz 70

4 Pratt, John 71

5 Davis, Clifford 73

Kim, Kyu 73

Pearson, Greg 73

8 White, Eric 74

Yoo, Hyun 74

10 Kaspor, Albert 75

Mutz, Charles 75

Phillips, Michael 75

13 Harmala, Doug 76

14 English, Larry 77

Touchette, Chris 77

16 Brunning, David 78

Pilon, Tom 78

18 Cykowski, Mark 79

Insana, Gary 79

Morris, James 79

21 Babicz, Kirk 80

22 Bee, Ralph 81

23 Taylor, William I 82

24 Dahlberg, Ron 85

Jawor, Ted 85

26 Miller, Mark 86

27 Bennett, Wayne 88

Jones, Steven 88

29 Hoover, Charles 91

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