Thanks to all who played yesterday at Salisbury, the season has just 3 events left so please at this time respond (Yes or No) to all three!
Cowans Ford (Yes or No) Wed Nov 2nd
Cedarwood (Yes or No) Monday Nov 7th
Northstone (Yes or No) Wed Nov 9th make up from rainout.
The tours next stop will take us to Cowans Ford CC on Lake Norman Wednesday March 2nd 10am shotgun!
Please email me back (Yes or No) along with your name and I’ll put you on the roster for Cowans Ford. Note: Please include your name with your response and even if you can’t play respond no.
Practice rounds are weekdays’ only for only $30.
Tee Boxes for tournament:
Champ & A Flight: (White) 6350 yds.
B & C Flight: (Gold – Note play the par 5’s from the Whites) 6100 yds.
Please respond to all three ASAP and also if you have not already done so Register and pay today for the Senior Finals in Pinehurst. If you need to confirm that your qualified email/call me.
Championship Flight:
Jim Hunsuck had a flawless round on Wednesday as he made three birdies and no bogies enroot to a 3 under par 69. This was Jim’s lowest score of the season and his third victory in 2011. Jerry Sennett finished in second place four shots back at 73. Three players ended up tied at 75 but it was Ted Cox grabbing third and John Walters fourth on the card playoff. The other 75 was Tom Cone who finished fifth.
A Flight:
Steve Romito won for the first time this season with 78 at CC of Salisbury. Scott Huneycutt and Richard Boone both fired 79 for second and third place. Rounding out the top four was Len McAlister at 80.
B Flight:
Bill Maryman won by 2 shots on Wednesday firing an impressive 77 for his first victory of the year. Sam Carpenter the B flight points leader finished in second with 79. Stan Wetmore continues to improve this season and finished in third with 81. Jim Taylor rounded out the top four with 82.
C Flight:
Larry Hinson parred the last 7 holes for the victory shooting an impressive 83. Bill Sturgeon was 2 shots back at 85 beating out Jerry Hoogeveen on the card for second and third place money. Don Elsass finished in fourth place with 87 and still holds the points lead over Hinson but the last three events could change everything.