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VETERANS AND ROOKIES COMPETED FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR CROWNS AT FOREST OAKS COUNTRY CLUB

"Where Amateurs Play Like Pros"

Senior Amateur Golf Tour

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Devils Ridge e-newsletter Summary

 

Congratulations to the winners at Forest Oaks.  Only one more tournament before the 1st Major Tournament of the season.  And for you newbies, all Major Tournaments sell-out because of the double points that are awarded.  If you plan to play, go sign-up for Bryan Park now as someone will be left out who wants to play.

 

Also, please read the Forest Oaks story and see the Full Leaderboard at the bottom of the newsletter to see how you fared against your flight competitors.  Are you improving or just treading water?

 

The course this week is Devils Ridge and it has always been in great condition with both fast and true greens.  This is a great venue to tune -up for Bryan Park.

 

Make sure you review the rules question this week on the difference between water hazards (yellow stakes) and lateral water hazard (red stakes).  There is a difference and if you do it wrong you can be penalized.  Please read and if you have questions,  ask.

 

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2012 SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR
THURSDAY, MARCH 22
DEVILS RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB 

 

 

 
Devil Ridge Country Club 

 

Don’t miss playing this private course in Holly Springs. 

 

Devil’s Ridge Country Club is always in pristine condition, is a great course to play and one that can yield some very low scores.  It was built on rolling terrain with convex fairways (seldom a level lie but balls funnel to middle of the fairway). The course is lined with towering hardwoods, and the elevated greens have moderate undulations and can be fast but true.

 

The signature hole is #17, a 388-yard, par 4, with an elevated green that has a twenty-foot drop off the back side.   Make sure you select the correct club for your approach. 

 

This is a perennial favorite and always bring out the best in your round.

 

 

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To reserve your place and to sign-up, please reply to this email, sign-up on-line or call Bruce Hallenbeck.

 

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336-495-6556

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To reserve your place and to sign-up, please reply to this email, sign-up on-line or call Bruce Hallenbeck.

 
 

The Tournament at Devils Ridge 

 

 

Event Info:

 

Thursday, March 22, 2012


Devils Ridge Country Club

 

Fee is $60.00

10:00 AM Shotgun

 

Physical Address:

 

Devils Ridge Golf Club,

5107 Linksland Drive,

Holly Springs, NC 27540


Telephone: 919-557-6100

 

Directions to Devils Ridge

 

To reserve your place and to sign-up, please reply to this email, sign-up on-line, mail a check or call Bruce Hallenbeck.

 

 

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2011 Defending Flight Winners:

 

Devils Ridge Country Club

 

 

CHAMPIONSHIP (6430 yards)

Rick Luzar, 72

 

A FLIGHT (5952 yards)

Cecil Lockley, 75

 

B FLIGHT (5952 yards)

Jerry Widdowson, 76

 

C FLIGHT (5952 yards)

John Hall, 85

 
 

 

 

 

To sign-up, call Bruce Hallenbeck at 336-495-6556 or email him at behgolf@aol.com.

 
 

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VETERANS AND ROOKIES COMPETED FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR CROWNS AT FOREST OAKS COUNTRY CLUB

 

The course that was home venue to the PGA Tour Greater Greensboro Open for 30 years hosted it's 5th Senior Amateur Golf Tour event as yet another sell-out crowd enjoyed great weather at Forest Oaks Country Club today. The greens were perfect and a number of Tour players, both old and new, had them figured out, as good scores were plentiful.

 

Starting in the Championship Flight, Tour newcomer Eddie McBride of Lewisville posted a 74 to match Burlington's Gary Roberson in regulation play. In the sudden death playoff that ensued Roberson ended it the way a Championship Flight playoff should be ended - with a birdie on the 1st extra hole. It gave him his first win of the season.

 

Zebulon's Jim Alford set the pace in the A Flight with a 76 to notch his 1st win of 2012. He eased by Southern Pines' Ron Hockensmith by a single stroke. "This was Jim's best Tour effort in quite some time", said Tour Director Bruce Hallenbeck. "But he's always capable of posting a low number. Hockensmith has also done very well this season and may be headed for Championship Flight consideration soon".

 

In the B Flight Jin Yang of Mint Hill was making his very first Tour start. He did so with a bang - his 77 took first place honors, one stroke better than Tour veteran and former Assistant Tour Director James Dockery. "Also one of Mr. Dockery's best outings in awhile", noted Hallenbeck.

 

Scoring in the C Flight was remarkable. Ten players equaled or bettered the winning score from last week's Bryan Park event, with Durham's Brian Costine leading the way with an 82. He needed every quality shot that he hit as he was only 1 stroke clear of a pair of Raleigh members - Harold Booker and John Hall.

 

Fourteen golfers broke 90 in the C Flight, with 5 shooting 85 or better. "That's strong golf for the C Flight", said Hallenbeck. "Since we keep a Tour handicap for players in all flights, it would not be suprising to see a few guys move up a flight after seeing some of the scores posted today in every flight".

 

Next up for the Seniors is Devils Ridge in Holly Ridge - just South of Raleigh. Devils Ridge is a great private course that has hosted Senior Tour events since the Tour's inception. There are openings in that event for any amateur golfer over 50. To sign up, call Hallenbeck at 336-495-6556, or email him at behgolf@aol.com.

 

THE SENIOR AMATEUR GOLF TOUR

FOREST OAKS COUNTRY CLUB EVENT

TOP FIVE SCORES AND TIES BY FLIGHT

 

CHAMPIONSHIP (6329 yds)

Gary Roberson, Burlington 74

Eddie McBride, Lewisville 74

Steve Fox, Pinehurst 75

Mark Macejko, Vass 75

Craig Cathey, Burlington 76

Jim Gammon, Eden 76

Mike Smith, Lewisville 76

Chuck Taubersmith, Pinehurst 76

 

A FLIGHT (6329 yds)

Jim Alford, Zebulon 76

Ron Hockensmith, Southern Pines 77

Mike Johnson, Knightdale 79

Walt Janis, Greensboro 80

Rick LaFata, Raleigh 80

B FLIGHT (5935 yds)

Jin Yang, Mint Hill 77

James Dockery, Southern Pines 78

Mike Brown, Pittsboro 79

Travis Jones, Greensboro 80

Dawson Strider, Advance 80

 

C FLIGHT (5935 yds)

Brian Costine, Durham 82

John Hall, Raleigh 83

Harold Booker, Raleigh 83

Charles Gunn, Greensboro 84

Elby Hatfield, Archdale 85

 

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Rules Review
It has been suggested that there should be  a series of Rules scenarios for you to solve.  So begins a series of problems titled What's the Score?   Doc Miller has graciously agreed to allow me to share these with you that he has been sending since July 2009. I will include one each week.  You should try to determine the answer based upon your knowledge of the Rules when ever possible and then use your Rule book to confirm.   There will be no trick questions or hidden information. 

If you do not have a Rules of Golf book handy, go to: usga.org/Rule-Books and-Decisions

RULE 26-1 - RELIEF FOR BALL IN WATER HAZARD

 

Sometimes there is confusion concerning the rule that governs the treatment of a ball in a water hazard (including lateral water hazard). Let's try to simplify it.

 

Here are the basics…

 

To begin, understand that an area that is designated a water hazard does not have to actually have water in it to fall under the definition but it must have stakes or lines that define the margin of the hazard. There are two designations of water hazards: a (regular) water hazard and a lateral water hazard.

 

A water hazard is defined by yellow stakes and/or yellow painted lines on the ground. Normally, this type of hazard is one you must hit over to reach the hole like a creek that crosses the fairway at 90 degrees. If your ball is lost in or not playable out of a water hazard, the Rules offer you two options for relief under penalty of one stroke. The first option is to re-hit from the previous spot. The second option is to drop a ball anywhere along an imaginary line and play from there.

 

The orientation of this imaginary line is often misunderstood.

IMPORTANT: When you hit a ball into a hazard (water or lateral) you should immediately note where it last crossed the margin of that hazard for this is the point you will work with for all options other than re-hitting from the spot of your previous stroke.

 

It doesn't matter where the ball ends up in the hazard. All that matters is where did it last enter th e hazard. Think of a hazard as having a wall of glass around it that extends vertically upwards from the hazard margin. When you hit your ball into the hazard it made a hole in the glass. The point on the hazard margin

directly below the hole you made in the glass is the point on the ground that you are going to use for your relief options other than replaying the stroke from the previous spot.

 

Sometimes you may make multiple holes in the glass: one on the near side and a second on the far side and then a third after it hit the ground on the far side and bounced back or rolled back into the hazard. The point on the ground directly below that third hole is the last hole and is thus the point on the margin that you

need to reference. It never matters where it first crossed the hazard margin, but where it last crosses. You must remember this, it is necessary to correctly take relief under R26-1.

 

Now, hopefully you understand the meaning of the phrase "last crossed the margin" of the hazard because we will need to reference this point for three different relief options. I said the second option for a water hazard uses an imaginary line. In order to draw any line we need two points. The first point, or anchor for the line is the hole (use the flagstick if you cannot see the hole).

 

The second point for our line is that spot on the ground discussed above where your ball last crossed the margin of the hazard. The line starts at the hole and goes away from the flagstick over top your reference point on the hazard margin and

continues on behind and away from the hazard till it becomes impractical to follow-but far enough for you to use if you choose this relief option. In practical sense, here is how to apply this option:

 

1. I hit my ball into the hazard and I immediately take notice where it last broke the plane of the hazard margin.

2. I line that point up with the hole.

3. I now walk backwards away from the hazard keeping that point on the margin directly between me and the hole.

 

I can retreat as far as I want and drop the ball. I can drop it in the rough right near the hazard or in the fairway if that's where the extension of my line takes me. I can even drop in a bunker or another water hazard. I could also continue back, crossing over a second hazard and drop the ball. The point is, I can go back along this line as far as I need to for my drop.

 

NOTE : If the spot where your ball last crossed the margin of the water hazard is on the far side, meaning your ball cleared the hazard then came back into it, works no differently than if the spot were it last crossed was on the near side. You still line that point up with the flag and retreat backwards on the near side

(i.e., behind the hazard) to drop a ball.

 

Picture number 12 at the Masters: from the tee, the players must hit a ball over Rae's Creek to reach the green. If they come up short and dump one in the creek, where are they permitted to drop? Because this is marked as yellow, back in the fairway. They must still successfully negotiate the creek.

 

Sometimes they make it over Rae's Creek only to have the ball roll back into it--same relief option of dropping back in the fairway requiring a shot over the creek. Less common, but it happens, is a player may put a ball in the bunker behind the green, then

when they play the ball out, do so with too much force and hit it back into Rae's Creek from behind the green. The requirement to keep the point the ball last crossed the margin between them and the hole still applies and they join everybody else and drop back in the fairway for their 4th stroke.

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Notes:

 

When both stakes and lines are present, the stakes identify the hazard and the lines define the hazard margin. What this means is, if you encounter both stakes and lines around a hazard, treat the stake like a sign that says "here is a hazard". It has no meaning beyond a visual cue. The painted line becomes your reference point for all the measuring, reference points, etc.

  • · The painted lines often fade away over time. If you can no longer see the line, you must then reference just the stakes. There should be a sufficient number of stakes so the margin of the hazard is adequately defined along the natural boundaries of a hazard. The stakes themselves are inside the hazard. So to determine the precise margins using only stakes, sight along the fairway side of any two stakes at ground level.
  • · If the lines and stakes are missing, the player must reference the naturalboundaries of the hazard to define the margin.
  • · A ball touching the margin of a hazard is considered "in" the hazard. So if it touches the line, consider it in the hazard.

You can read more herewater hazard 

 

Understand the difference between a lateral water hazard versus a water hazard. When proceeding under this Rule, the player may lift and clean or substitute his ball.

 

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Senior Amateur Full Leaderboard

Forest Oaks Country Club

March 15, 2012

 

TEES BY FLIGHT:

 

Champ & A: White Tees; Rating - 71.5; Slope -133; Yards - 6329 B & C: Gold Tees; Rating - 69.2; Slope - 126; Yardage - 5935

 

 

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

McBride, Eddie

CH

74

1

Roberson, Gary

CH

74

3

Fox, Steve

CH

75

3

Macejko, Mark

CH

75

5

Cathey, Craig

CH

76

5

Gammon, Jim

CH

76

5

Smith, Mike

CH

76

5

Taubersmith, Chuck

CH

76

9

Coolidge, David

CH

77

10

Craige, Mark

CH

78

11

Adams, Johnny

CH

79

11

Reed, Arch

CH

79

13

Masters, Doug

CH

80

14

Guidici, Jim

CH

81

15

Alley, Jim

CH

82

16

Shea, Barry

CH

83

17

Long, Bill

CH

87

18

Letchford, Tim

CH

91

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Alford, Jim

A

76

2

Hockensmith, Ron

A

77

3

Johnson, Mike

A

79

4

Janis, Walt

A

80

4

LaFata, Rick

A

80

6

Barbee, Dexter

A

81

6

Blossom, Jon

A

81

6

Paris, George

A

81

6

Robinson, Mark

A

81

6

Stuc, Ron

A

81

11

Smith, Steve

A

82

12

Alford, Gus

A

83

12

Bunn, Randy

A

83

12

Church, Turner

A

83

15

Avent, Twig

A

85

15

Conroy, Mike

A

85

15

Craig, Mark

A

85

18

Lockley, Cecil

A

86

19

Gaisbauer, Mike

A

87

19

Robertson, Vic

A

87

19

Stone, Tim

A

87

19

Vigil, Jose

A

87

23

Mitchell, Jon

A

88

24

Widdowson, Jerry

A

89

25

Finnegan, Jim

A

90

25

Garrett, Glenn

A

90

25

Jones, Art

A

90

28

Doster, John

A

91

28

Seal, Bryan

A

91

30

Voss, John

A

92

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Yang, Jin

B

77

2

Dockery, James

B

78

3

Brown, Mike

B

79

4

Jones, Travis

B

80

4

Strider, Dawson

B

80

6

Garber, Mike

B

81

6

Vanderklok, Ron

B

81

8

Henely, John

B

82

8

Plens, Tom

B

82

8

Strickland, Grady

B

82

11

Canady, Darrell

B

83

11

Handy, Tom

B

83

11

Reives, Bobby

B

83

14

Bullock, Len

B

84

14

Morris, John

B

84

16

Bleau, Neil

B

85

16

Dail, Bob

B

85

16

Kubla, Tom

B

85

16

Martin, Gene

B

85

16

Whalen, Dan

B

85

21

Scales, Jim

B

86

21

Smith, Charles

B

86

21

Ward, Tim

B

86

21

Wright, Glenn

B

86

25

Hagwood, Darrell

B

88

25

Mirgeaux, Mike

B

88

25

Shank, Doug

B

88

28

Elenz, Nolan

B

89

29

Campanella, Mark

B

90

30

Ash, Gary

B

91

31

Bradham, Herb

B

93

31

Burton, Edward

B

93

33

Monfre, Marv

B

94

34

Ricks, Wayne

B

97

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Costine, Brian

C

82

2

Booker, Harold

C

83

2

Hall, John

C

83

4

Gunn, Charles

C

84

5

Hatfield, Elby

C

85

6

Hawkins, Mike

C

86

6

Mooneyham, Tommy

C

86

8

Rucker, Dale

C

87

9

Alligood, Ron

C

88

9

Bryant, Dennis

C

88

9

Gunnarson, Curtis

C

88

12

Brady, Willie

C

89

12

Eatmon, James

C

89

12

Howard, James

C

89

15

Jones, Wayne

C

90

16

Chapman, Gary

C

91

16

Glick, Richard

C

91

16

Pritchett, Jim

C

91

16

Whitesell, Barry

C

91

20

McCaffrey, Dane

C

92

20

Robinson, Mike

C

92

20

Snead, Jerry

C

92

23

Farrington, Richard

C

93

23

Harrison, Mike

C

93

23

Michaux, Don

C

93

26

Harvey, Doug

C

94

27

Beane, Phillip

C

95

27

Harness, Dan

C

95

29

Pace, Charles

C

97

30

Brookshire, Homer

C

99

31

Binder, Rudy

C

100

32

Robinson, Bob

C

106

33

Hunter, Mike

C

108

34

Cifranic, Dennis

C

112

 


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RING RUST EVIDENT IN SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR 2011 DEBUT
LUZAR BEATS "FLATBELLIES" AT MID PINES
91 players tee it up Saturday at The Legacy Golf Links!
LEGACY EVENT RESCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEB. 12.
Brent Massey in A Flight captures Top Honors in Senior Amateur Tour Championship
SENIOR TOUR ABSENCE MAKES HEART GROW FONDER FOR SUMMERFIELD'S LAMBERT
LOW SCORES DOMINATE SR. TOUR FLIGHTS AT BRYAN PARK
LEE BOOKER TAKES SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR PLAYOFF WIN AT CAROLINA TRACE
SR AMATEUR TOUR STAGES MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP
SANFORD'S STURDIVANT ON SR. TOUR BIRDIE-BINGE
SANFORD'S STURDIVANT CRUISES TO SR TOUR WIN
DURHAM'S COSTINE WINS SR TOUR 3-WAY PLAYOFF
THREE 73'S DOMINATE TOP TWO SR. TOUR FLIGHTS AT THE NATIONAL GC
KNIGHTDALE'S JOHNSON GETS 1ST TOUR WIN AT BENTWINDS CC
PLAYOFFS HIGHLIGHT SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR EVENT AT GREENSBORO CC
HOT WEATHER & HOT GOLFERS MARK SR. AMATEUR TOUR EVENT
SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR MEMBER WINS 2 EVENTS IN 2 DAYS
SANFORD'S STURDIVANT MAKES IT 2-IN-A-ROW ON SR. AMATEUR TOUR
STURDIVANT'S 2-UNDER WINS SR TOUR EVENT
LOWER FLIGHTS GO LOW IN SR AMATEUR TOUR EVENT
SANFORD'S DIRK, ANOTHER "ACE" TOP SENIOR EVENT!
ACE HIGHLIGHTS SENIOR AM TOUR EVENT
Pinehurst's Eichele back on top on Senior Amateur Tour!
ONE STROKE (OR LESS) WINS ALL 4 FLIGHTS ON SR AMATEUR TOUR
SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR PLAYERS GO LOW AT CHAPEL RIDGE
FULL FIELD FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR AT GRANDOVER
PINEHURST'S EICHELE WINS SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR MAJOR IN STYLE
WARMER WEATHER BRINGS HOT SCORES IN SENIOR AM TOUR EVENT
Willow Creek postponed; New date is now 9/30!
THE SENIOR TOUR DUKE EVENT IS CANCELLED!
BIG DEBUT FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR ROOKIE
2010 Season starts finally: Mid-Pines – February 20
BIG DEBUT FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR ROOKIE
RESCHEDULING (AGAIN) OF PRE-SEASON OPENER TO SEVEN LAKES COUNTRY CLUB
"A" FLIGHTER GOES SUB-PAR IN HARRIS TEETER EVENT
2 GO LOW IN WET HARRIS TEETER EVENT AT LONGLEAF
LOW SCORES MARK HARRIS TEETER SR EVENT AT BRYAN PARK
HARRIS TEETER EVENT PROVIDES MANY HIGHLIGHTS!
2 FROM ZEBULON GRAB SENIOR TOUR WINS
HARRIS TEETER SR. TOUR "MAJOR" WON IN PLAYOFF
LAMBERT TAKES HARRIS TEETER WIN AFTER LAYOFF
HARRIS TEETER SR TOUR SCORES GO LOW AT MEADOWLANDS
CARY'S DILL HARRIS TEETER SR TOUR CHAMP
COLLINS 1-OVER TAKES HARRIS TEETER SR TOUR WIN
3-WAY PLAYOFF, 2 PAR-4 EAGLES HIGHLIGHT SENIOR EVENT
DALE ROGERS WINS SENIOR TOUR PLAYOFF AT BERMUDA RUN
SENIOR TOUR SCORES SOAR ON THE WIND AT CROSS CREEK
RECORD PLAYOFF DECIDES HARRIS TEETER SR TOUR EVENT
PLAYOFFS DECIDE SENIOR TOUR FOREST OAKS EVENT
DURHAM'S ARDERY SHOOTS 72 TO WIN HARRIS TEETER TOUR AT RIVER RIDGE!
GREENSBORO'S DEARMAN TAKES HARRIS TEETER PLAYOFF WIN!
ONE STROKE SEPARATES TOP 5 IN HARRIS TEETER SR EVENT!
AMATEUR TOURS BRAVE WEATHER AT MID PINES!
117 players battle it out at The Legacy Golf Links on Saturday!
 
 

 

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