Week 13 Results (07.27)

In a week of battles between division rivals, the results have been posted!

Team Matches

1. Mid-Round Crisis (11) pummels Fairway 2 Heaven (Team 2) = 48.5 to 31.5
2. Team Hack Attack (3) over Par then Bar (14)   = 45.5 to 34.5
3. Who’s Your Caddy (6) over Range Balls (12) = 44 to 36
4. Last Call (5) over I Like Big Putts (10) = 44 to 36
5. Bald Man Brewing (15) over Foreplay (7) = 42 to 38
6. 9th Green at 9PM (9) edges the Zed Heads (8) = 41.5 to 38.5
7. CTB (1) over the Loopers (16) = 41.5 to 38.5
8. Putt for Dough (13) snaps Brooky Strong’s (4) nine week winning streak = 40.5 to 39.5

After 12 weeks of play Division and Wild Card Leaders are:

1. Mid Round Crisis (Bassett Creek North)
2. Bald Man Brewing (Bassett Creek South)
3. Who’s Your Caddy (Golden Valley North)
4. Brooky Strong (Golden Valley South)
5. I Like Big Putts (Wild Card Leader – Basset Creek Conference)
6. Team Hack Attack (Wild Card Leader – Golden Valley Conference)

**Full Standings and Stats Posted Here**

Prize Winners (Paid in BMGA “Chits”)

Low Gross & Low Net ($10.00 per category)

1. Low Gross – Bryce Evans (Front), Dave Suppala (Front), Erik Swanson (Back) and Tory Stellick (Back) with 36s – $2.50 per player. (Note: Erik Swanson and Tory Stellick both had 35s but because they were attained on the Back, an additional stroke was added to their scores to ensure equity between the Front and Back as Hole #11 was shortened to a Par 3. Mike Manion also had a 36 but it was attained on the Back so a stroke was added to his score. Sorry Mike. See page 12 in the WNL Guide for more information)
2. Low Net – Randy Milbert (Front) with a 31 – $10. (Note: Stan Hop and Andrew Gruber also had Net 31s but because they were attained on the Back, an additional stroke was added to their scores putting them at Net 32s. Sorry boys!)

Skins ($50.00 per side)

1. Front 9 – David Hillesheim 3 (Net Eagle) on #7. Single Skin = $50 for David!
2. Back 9 – Andrew Gruber – 2 (Net Ace) on #12. Single Skin = $50 for Andrew!

Nearies ($10.00 per winner)

1. Hole 1 – Closest to Pin in Two – Justin Wallace (Result: “Par”)
2. Hole 4 – Closest to Pin – Dave Suppala (Birdie)
3. Hole 8 – Closest to Pin – Jeff “Scorecard in Back Pocket” Martin (Par)
4. Hole 9 – Longest Putt – Steve Houtz  (Par)
5. Hole 11 – Closest to Pin (played as Par 3) – Dylan Cooper (Par)
6. Hole 12 – Closest to Pin – Andrew Gruber (Birdie)
7. Hole 17 – Closest to Pin – Sheldon Silberman (Par)
8. Hole 18 – Longest Putt – Jeremy Host (Birdie)

The Weekly Rant  

New Rants

1. Make-up of Week #4 – As of now “Week #4” will be made up on Wednesday, September 7. If you were scheduled to play on May 18, you are likely on the schedule. Check with your Team Captain if you have any questions or conflicts.
2. WNL Playoffs – The first round of the playoffs is scheduled for September 14. Conference Championships will follow on September 21 with the WNL Championship set for September 28.

Reminders

1. Pace of Play is critical to the enjoyment of all especially now that the sun is setting earlier each week. Here are some examples of how everyone can pace of play a little faster:
   • Be early to your tee time.
   • Do not exceed time limit to search for a lost ball. The time limit is three (3) minutes!
   • Putting out after missing a putt vs. remarking a one footer.
   • Giving your opponent that six inch putt.
   • Playing ready golf vs. strictly following the “honors” system.
2. If an issue arises on the course during WNL play that may impact the result of a match, please bring the matter to the WNL Director’s (or other BMGA Board Member) attention so we can try to resolve it right away.

Handicaps

• All players are responsible for entering a correct course handicap per USGA Rule 3.2c (1).
• Post your scores for WNL as they are not entered by the BMGA or Brookview. 
• The WNL Director is not responsible for checking the accuracy of the player’s handicap on the scorecards. Check the GHIN App before teeing off to get your current handicap and adjust it to the Side (Front or Back) and Tees (Member or Gold).

Scorecards  

• Listing of tee times, poor addition and sloppy handwriting are ongoing deficiencies.  Come on guys!
• Scorecards should be signed by at least one player from each team.
• If someone concedes a hole, please mark an “X.”  This is especially important when both players score a 9 but the hole is conceded by the player who picks up their ball first.