Author: Brandon Meder

15 days after the WNL Finals, the post is finally here!!  Last year’s runner up, Drawshank Redemption vs. this year’s Cinderella story, WTF.  Up for grabs? This trophy:

and eternal glory… and $35 in chits, per player.

WTF was off to a slow start, while Drawshank was pretty steady after Match 1.  Match 1 was Josh Mueller & Phil Berndt (Drawshank) vs. Dick Koppy & Nate Host (WTF).  Mueller fired a net 35 against Koppy’s net 38 taking home 6 points.  Berndt fired a net 36 against Host’s net 40 taking home 7 points.  13 to 7 after match one in favor of Drawshank.  The trend continued after Match 2. Meder fired a net 34 with a double bogie on the last hole, while his opponent Joe Larson fired a net 36. Meder took home 6.5 points. Maday played without error in the first 5 holes, then came back to earth on the final four, but still shot a net 32 against Mayberry’s net 37.  Maday took home 7 points, and after the first two matches, Drawshank was up 26.5 to 13.5.

WTF tried to turn things around in Match 3. Peyer, net 35, overtook Hengel, net 37 and Riggs needed almost all of his net 31 to take down Osborn’s net 33.  WTF took home 12 to Drawshank’s 8.  Coming into the final group, Drawshank was up 34.5 to 25.5.  Chris Garcia and Rob Wise put up net 35 and net 36 respectively, but couldn’t overcome the deep hole they were in. Mike Ryan fired a net 37 and Matt Pacyna finished up with a net 32. After the dust settled, Drawshank avenged their second place finish from last year, and took home the title, winning 45.5 to 33.5 over WTF.

Congratulations to all this year and make sure to put the year-end banquet on your calendar.

Congratulations Drawshank Redemption!: 

Josh Mueller (captain); Mark Hengel; Phil Berndt; Ben Raak; Mark Osborn; Brandon Meder; Matt Pacyna; Dough Maday; Mike Ryan; Barry Nelson; and Jon Cassens (not pictured).

Thirty-two of BMGA’s bravest stood toe-to-toe and 16 withered away, while 16 move on for the title.  Top seeded Drawshank Redemption took on fifth ranked CTB and second-seeded WTF took on last year’s champs, Young Gunz. Matt Pacyna and Phil Berndt kicked things off for Drawshank, with an early win, 10.5 to 9.5 over Steve Latham and Don Grove of CTB. Ben Raak and Mark Hengel, of Drawshank downed Kugler and Stacy Sundet of CTB 13.5 to 6.5, putting Drawshank in a good position, 24 to 16 after the first two groups.  Meder and Doug Maday, of Drawshank, withstood a strong challenge from Matt Grove and Joel Longo, of CTB winning 12 to 8.  The final pairing was Barry Nelson / Mike Ryan (Drawshank) vs. Wayne Nau / Joe Wrecza (CTB).  Nau and Wrecza put on a strong showing winning the final match 11.5 to 8.5, but Drawshank, needing only 4.5 to secure the win, moves on: 44.5 to 35.5. Every member of Drawshank Redemption will recieve $30 in chits for their victory.

Second seeded WTF dared to challenge the defending champs, Young Gunz.  Dick Koppy and Kyle Haab of WTF dropped a bomb on Ramiro Sifuentes and Neal Reykdahl of Young Gunz, scoring 16 points.  This following Koppy & Haab’s 18 point bomb on the final week of the regular season.  Andy and Trent of WTF had plenty of firepower in their own right scoring 14.5 points over Nick and Chris of Young Gunz.  Needing only 10 points from the last two groups, WTF was resting easy. Nick Shultz (Young Gunz) took on Joe Larson (WTF), and the pair split getting 4.5 points each for their teams. Brad Jordan (Young Gunz) took 6.5 more points yielding only 3.5 points to Erik.  WTF needed only 2 points out of the last group, and predictably, they got it. Nate and Chris of WTF took 11.5 points over Kelly and Vince.  WTF moves on winning 50 to 28. Every member of WTF will receive $30 in chits for their victory.

Second-seeded WTF will take on top-seeded Drawshank Redemption on Wednesday September 14th for the crown. Drawshank, finishing 2nd place last year, has an eye on redemption (pun intended) while WTF, scoring 57 points in the final week of the regular season and another 50 this week, seeks to ride the hot hand to victory.

On an open play Wednesday, we had many sign up, but I don’t believe all that many members actually played.  I teed off early at 3:39 and had to get out of their early, so I could be wrong.  Nonetheless it was perfect weather for the four teams playing in the first round: It was third ranked Young Gunz vs. 6th ranked The Loop & 5th ranked CTB vs. 4th ranked Unfinished Business. Top seeded Drawshank and second seeded WTF both had byes.

(3) Young Gunz vs. (6) The Loop: The first group off was Gavin May & Ryan Dahl (Young Gunz) vs. Steve Hallfin & Eric Berg (The Loop). May and Dahl propelled Young Gunz to a big lead with 14 points out of the gate vs. Hallfin and Berg’s 6 points. The second group to play was Vince Ross & Steve Binenstock (Young Gunz) vs. Brian Sutton and Paul Olson (The Loop). Binenstock and Ross pushed them a little farther ahead with a 12 to 8 point win over Olson and Sutton.

With two groups remaining, Young Gunz needed only 14.5 points to guarantee the win.  The third group off was Ramiro Sifuentes & Nick Ward (Young Gunz) vs. Bill Guthrie and Kevin Schultz (The Loop). Sifuentes and Ward did their job securing another victory with 10.5 points to Guthrie and K. Schultz’s 9.5. Needing only 4 points out of the last group, Young Gunz was almost there. And the final match was Nick Schultz & Kelly Gallagher (Young Gunz) vs. Marc Kenville & Mike Parsons (The Loop). Schultz and Gallagher must’ve been nervous, that they didn’t get it done for their team, coming in with only 6.5 points. However, needing only, it was just good enough. Young Gunz defeats The Loop 43 to 37. Young Gunz moves on to face WTF in a (2) vs. (3) matchup.

(4) Unfinished Business vs. (5) CTB: The first group off was Stacey Sundet & Wayne Nau (CTB) vs. Richard Brower & Ben Peterson (Unfinished Business). Nau took Brower 6-4 but Peterson took Sundet 6-4, leaving the match all tied 10 to 10 after the first group. The second group off was Chuck Kuglar & Dan Gregorich (CTB) vs. Curtis Medina & Ward Eames (Unfinished Business). Chuck & Dan had enough messing around, so they single-handedly destroyed Unfinshed Business’s dreams winning 15 to 5.

With two groups remaming, CTB lead Unfinished business 25 to 15, CTB needing only 15.5 more with two groups remaining.  The third group off was Matt Grove & Joel Longo (CTB) vs. Jim Husnik & Dan Roberts (Unfinished Business).  Husnik & Roberts pulled Unfinished Business’s dreams out from the ashes crushing Grove and Longo 14.5 to 5.5. Down to the final pairing, CTB lead Unfinished Business by only 1 point, 30.5 to 29.5. The final pairing of the evening was Stave Latham and Don Grove (CTB) against Mark Lange & Mike Dietrich (Unfinished Business). After 6 holes, Latham and Grove already secured 9 points. Needing only 1 point between the two of them over the last three holes, the pressure was off and they crushed it… scoring a total of 13.5 points to Lange and Dietrich’s 6.5. CTB defeats Unfinished Business, also, 43 to 37.  CTB will move on to face Drawshank Redemption in a (1) vs. (5) matchup.

This was the last week for flag events. Thanks to everyone that came out and played. The winners are:

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP in 2 #1 – Matt Grove

CTP #4 – Larry “One Putt” Larson

CTP #8 – Gavin May

LPutt #9 – Jim Husnik

CTP in 2 #11 – Mike Deede

CTP #12 – Jason Lunetta

CTP #17 – Phil Berndt

LPutt #18 – Mark Kraus

 

As requested, I have attached the season ending player statistics.  Captains of the playoff teams, please feel free to use these statistics when determining your matchups.  The first link has the net scores for every player for every week and their average net scores.  The league average net score this year was 37.43.  The lowest single week net score this year was 27, by Ben Raak, followed by eight, 30’s and ten 31’s.  The highest net score this year was 49.

The top five lowest average net scores belong to:

(1) Dylan Niska – 33.91; (2) Richard Brower – 34.10; (3) William Guthrie – 34.44; (4) Trent Mayberry – 34.90; and (5) Kelly Gallagher – 35.00.

There were 30 (out of 177) players with a net average of even par or under.

2016 WNL Player Net Scores

This next link contains each player’s average gross score on Par 3’s, Par 4’s and Par 5’s.  The lowest scoring average on Par 3’s belongs to Dave Supalla with 2.95, followed by Kelly Gallagher with 3.0 and Brandon Meder with 3.05.  The lowest scoring average on Par 4’s belongs to Howie Hoffman with 3.96, followed by Joe Larson with 4.07 and Dave Supalla with 4.1.  The lowest scoring average on Par 5’s belongs to Howie Hoffman with 4.77, followed by Joe Larson with 4.86, and Dave Supalla & Brandon Meder with 4.9 & 4.91 respectively.

Also on this link, contains every player’s total number of eagles, birdies, pars, bogies, dbl bogies, and others.  There were 11 players with eagles this year. Brandon Meder topped the chart with 2, ironically getting them both in the same round. Howie Hoffman and Joe Larson tied for most birdies at 24 followed by Brandon Meder with 18. The title of Par King is split this year between Nick Schultz and Eric Berg with 61 a-piece. The very distinctive title of, most “others” goes to Larry Jocelyn, with 42.

Finally, on this link you will also find hole-by-hole scores for every player for every round this year.  Have fun!

Statistical Reports

That’s a wrap! The regular season is over and the playoffs begin! Thanks to all who participated this year, and congratulations to the teams making the playoffs. Please remember, that if you want to play next week, it is open to the entire membership, not just the teams that made the playoffs. You will just need to reserve a tee time from Brookview before Sunday evening.

There were six playoff spots up for grabs. The top two spots went to the two teams with the highest overall points total. Here’s how that race played out:  Going into Week 16, Drawshank held the top spot by 12 points over CTB, by 14 points over Young Gunz and by 19 points over WTF (Where’s the Fairway). Drawshank recorded a slightly better than average score of 41, but all three teams trailing them scored higher. CTB scored 46.5 points, but still fell 6.5 points short; Young Gunz scored 47.5, but still fell 7.5 points short; and finally, WTF scored a league record shattering 56.5 points coming from 19 points back, to fall only 3.5 points short of Drawshank. Even though WTF fell just short of the top spot, in their record-setting display, they ripped the first round bye from CTB by 3 points, in earning the 2nd highest overall points.

The third and fourth spots went to the first half winner and the second half winner, respectively.  Young Gunz was unable to elevate their position and take one of the top two spots, but they rest easy knowing that they already secured the first half win. Leading up to Week 16, The Loop held the second half title by 5 points over WTF, by 6.5 points over Drawshank, by 12 points over Unfinished Business, and by 13.5 points over Range Balls.  The Loop crashed and burned only scoring 32.5 points, ceding their top spot to a team more worthy. WTF crushed it, scoring 56.5 points and easily overtaking the second half win. Drawshank was steady eddy putting up 41 points, and securing the 2nd place spot for the 2nd half.  Unfinished Business charged ahead with 45.5 points, which was significant, as they were 12 points behind The Loop, and they beat them by 13. But also significant because they were only 1.5 points ahead of Range Balls. Range Balls made quite a charge scoring 46.5 points, moving ahead of The Loop by 1/2 a point! BUT falling a measly 1/2 a point short of Unfinished Business!  SO….. The second half winner went to WTF by an astounding 17 points, and with that title, each player on WTF gets $40 in chits. However, since they already secured the second overall spot, the second half winner drops to the second place team, which was Drawshank Redemption. And with that title, each player on Drawshank gets $20 in chits. Again, since Drawshank already secured the top overall spot, the second half winner drops to the third place team, which was Unfinished Business, ousting The Loop by 1 point and Range Balls by only 1/2 point!!  So, since Young Gunz won their half outright, they get the 3rd playoff spot, and Unfinished Business gets the 4th playoff spot. Range Balls loses out on the playoffs by 1/2 point.

Finally, the Wildcards….. Coming into Week 16, WTF held the first wildcard spot and Cowboy Jacks held the second wildcard spot. Neither team held onto those positions…..We all know what happened with WTF, as they elevated their game and their position to the second overall spot, leaving the first wildcard spot vacant.  But since they evicted CTB from the second overall spot, CTB had to fall somewhere, so they fell into the 1st wildcard seat, finishing the season with 574 points, third most overall.  Young Gunz finished with 573 points, fourth most overall, but since they already have the 3rd playoff spot, they don’t get the second wildcard spot.  Unfinished Business started the last week, 9.5 points behind Cowboy Jacks for the second wildcard spot, and they happened to play each other this week. In the end, Unfinished Business finished Cowboy Jacks’ business, crushing them by 14 points, holding them to only 31.5 points. Unfinished Business would have taken the second wildcard spot, but since they slipped past The Loop for the second half win, by 1 point, the second wildcard spot was up for grabs between The Loop and Cowboy Jacks.  This was a battle of attrition…. Cowboy Jacks started the last week, 3.5 points behind The Loop in the overall point total. The Loop gave them an opening, only scoring 32.5 points…. but Cowboy Jacks, facing a fierce opponent in Unfinished Business, could only muster 31.5 points, losing grip of the second wildcard spot, by 4.5 points.  The Loop ended up with 554 points total, which was tied for 5th overall (with Unfinished Business), and a shoestring playoff birth.

Playoffs:

Round 1 (Aug. 24th): (1) Drawshank Redemption and (2) WTF get byes. (3) Young Gunz will play against (6) The Loop. (4) Unfinished Business will play against (5) CTB.

Round 2 (Aug. 31st): (1) Drawshank Redemption will play the winner of (4) Unfinished Business and (5) CTB. (2) WTF will play the winner of (3) Young Gunz and (6) The Loop.

Championship (Sept. 14th): There is no play on Sept. 7th as Brookview will be aerating the greens on Sept. 6th.

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Week 16 noteworthy individual performances: Dick Koppy decided that he just doesn’t like to putt on hole 1, so he knocked it in from 180 yards for an eagle.  Needless to say, he earned the closest-in-two flag event.  But, he wanted to prove he could putt if he had to, so he decided to take the longest putt flag event on hole 9 as well.  Dan Anderson & Ted Roberts decided to break the two man low net record with a -12, 60; shooting net 29 and net 31 respectively. Compared to that, Brandon Meder & Barry Nelson’s -9, 63; and Robert Wise & Chris Garcia’s -9, 61 (on a shortened back nine) were fairly unimpressive…. Brandon Meder took the low gross for the 2nd week in a row, finishing his regular season strong with a -2, 34. Right on his heals were Dave Supalla and Joe Larson with -1, 34’s on a shortened back nine.

Two Man Low Net Score:

1st:  Dan Anderson & Ted Roberts (front) – 60: $17.50 each

Tied for 2nd: Brandon Meder & Barry Nelson (front) – 63 / Robert Wise & Chris Garcia (shortened back) – 61: $8.75 each

Low Gross:

Brandon Meder (front) – 34: $10

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP in 2 #1 – Dick Koppy

CTP #4 – Ted Roberts

CTP #8 – Derrek VanLith

LPutt #9 – Dick Koppy

CTP in 2 #11 – Darin Allen

CTP #12 – Chris Garcia

CTP #17 – Justin Waters

LPutt #18 – Kevin Schultz

Week 15 was the was the week of the “haves” and the “have nots”.  There were 4 teams that scored 48 points or more, and there were 6 teams scoring only 30 points or less.  Making the biggest fall, from 3rd to 8th, was Zejdlik; and the biggest jump from 12th to 7th, was Unfinished Business. Cowboy Jacks finished with the most points of the week, and for that matter, the most single week points all year, with 52.5.

With only one week remaining, Drawshank overtook CTB for 1st overall by 12 points. Drawshank has all but clenched a first round bye. CTB is in a tight race with Young Gunz for the 2nd overall position and a first round bye. CTB is up by only 2 points. Young Gunz has already clenched a playoff spot with the first half win, but could elevate themselves to a first round bye if they can clench that 2nd overall position from CTB.  There is only a three horse race for the second half winner, between The Loop (1st), WTF, (5 points back), and Drawshank, (6.5 points back). WTF has the first wild card spot and Cowboy Jacks, with there 52.5 points, catapulted themselves into the second wildcard spot, 9.5 points ahead of their closest competitor.

Top Individual Performances: Brandon Meder took the low gross with a 35, ousting 2 of his own teammates, Barry Nelson and Mike Ryan (36’s); and Nick Schultz (36). Dan Roberts and Jim Hegedus dropped the net 29 bombs this week.

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Two Man Low Net Score:

1st:  Dan Roberts & Jim Husnik (front) – 62: $17.50 each

Tied for 2nd: Jim Sherburne & Mark Lange (front) / Steve Wennenblom & Doug Zuck (back) with 64’s: $8.75 each

Low Gross:

Brandon Meder (front) – 35: $10

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP in 2 #1 – Joe Wrecza

CTP #4 – Brandon Meder

CTP #8 – Tim McNiff

LPutt #9 – Josh Mueller

CTP in 2 #11 – Andy Kim

CTP #12 – Vince Ross

CTP #17 – Evan Johnson

LPutt #18 – Tim Balgaard

With only two weeks left in the regular season, the race is tightening for those six playoff spots.  CTB, started off the year with 4 weeks below 40 points, but they have not scored under 40 points since.  They are leading the race to the first overall position and a first round bye.  Behind them is Drawshank, with some dominating performances through week 10, but slumping ever since, they are 4.5 points behind CTB, but still have a great chance at getting a first round bye. Holding the third overall points lead is Zedjlik, who is 15 points behind Drawshank.  They currently have the 1st wildcard position, but are only 1/2 point behind The Loop for the second half win. Young Gunz holds the 4th overall point total, but since they won the first half, they are seeded in the 3rd or 4th position. With the 5th overall points lead, The Loop is qualified for the 2nd wildcard spot, but since they currently hold the second half lead, they are bumped up to the 3rd or 4th position. As a result, WTF has now taken the 2nd wildcard spot with the 6th overall point total.  There are 4 teams within 10 points of WTF looking to take that spot in the last two weeks.  Additionally, there are 4 teams within 10 points of The Loop, for the second half win and a playoff birth.

Week 14 highlights: The 9 point swing between WTF (42 points) and Six Pack (33 points) gave WTF the 2nd wildcard spot over Six Pack by 2.5 points leaving Six Pack outside, looking in.  Another notable jump is Cowboy Jacks, with 45 points this week, they are now only 7 points out of the 2nd wildcard spot and a playoff birth. They jumped from 11th to 8th. Drive 4 Show had the best score this week with 46 and jumped from 13th overall to 10th and is only 10 points back for the 2nd wildcard spot and only 9 points back for the second half win.

One final note, even though CTB and Drawshank can’t win the second half playoff spot if they continue to hold one of the top two overall spots, they can still win the second half chits. It’s $40 per person to the winning team and $20 per person to second. As of right now, that money is going to The Loop (first) and to Zejdlik (second).

Top individual performances: Hoffman (34) ousted Nick Schultz and Kelly Gallagher (35’s) by one for the low gross. Hoffman’s opponent happened to by Schultz making for a solid match.  Sam Ronlund and Kent Riggs dropped net 29 bombs ousting Rick Bollin’s net 30, by one.

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Two Man Low Net Score:

Tied for 1st:  Rick Bollin & VP, Roger Hamm (back) / Chad Olsen & Sam Ronlund (back) with 64’s: $13.75 each

Tied for 3rd: Kyle Haab & Andy Kim (front) / Martin Peyer & Kent Riggs (front) with 65’s: $3.75 each

Low Gross:

Howie Hoffman (front) – 34: $10

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP in 2 #1 – Andy Kim

CTP #4 – Steve Snater

CTP #8 – Ted Scheunemann

LPutt #9 – Perry Jacobson

CTP in 2 #11 – Doug Lang

CTP #12 – Dave Bialke

CTP #17 – Richard Koppy

LPutt #18 – Ryan Pula

 

 

Welcome to this special edition of the weekly results for the Wednesday Night Men’s League. Many things to discuss, but first and foremost, congratulations to Steve Shellenbaum for an ACE on hole 12!  Right now he is in sole possession of the hole-in-one purse, totaling just under $1,000.  Last week he was closest in two on hole 11…. So, for now, we are calling this Shellenbaum’s corner.

Next, check out the updated spreadsheet here:  Week 11 Report

The top three teams hold on to their spots even though none were able to score more than 40 points this week. Drawshank maintains a 4.5 point season-long lead over CTB, followed by Young Gunz, who is now 16.5 points behind Drawshank.  Zedjlik’s team was able to follow up last week’s 45 with a stellar 44. They have now taken sole possession of the 2nd-half lead, 4 points ahead of The Loop. Unfinished Business was the biggest jumper this week, scoring 49 points and jumping from 11th to tied for 3rd for the 2nd-half crown.

The scoring was relatively high this week, not surprisingly, due to the high winds. However, Joe Larson rolled in 5 birdies, one short of the BMGA 9-hole record, shooting a 33, tying this season’s low round and beating his next closest competitors by 3 strokes (Supalla and Lunetta).

Finally, I’ve compiled a number of stats: The average net score on the back nine is: 37.76. The average net score on the front nine is: 37.67. There have been 629 rounds played on the back and 633 rounds on the back. The lowest net score on the back is a 27 by Ben Raak on 6/15, followed by Dylan Niska with a 29, also on 6/15. The highest is a four way tie at 47.  The lowest net score on the front is a 29 by Ben Raak on 6/29 followed by two 30’s by William Guthrie and Rick Verlo. The highest is a 49 followed by a number of 48’s. Below is the hole-by-hole scores for each and every player and for every week.  I’m not excel proficient enough to figure out how to determine everyone’s average net scores, avearage net opponent scores, etc…. but I’ll let you guys take a crack at it.

Player – Hole-by-Hole Scores

Two Man Low Net Score:

1st:  Dylan Niska & Jerry Thrall – 66 (front): $17.50 each

2nd: Richard Brower & Ward Eames – 67 (front): $10 each

3rd: Eric Berg & Steve Hallfin – 68 (front) / Tom Scheunemann & Bill Wallace – 68 (Back): $3.75 each

Low Gross:

Joe Larson (front) – 33: $10

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP-2 #1 – Richard Brower

CTP #4 – Dan Jacobs

CTP #8 – Brady Schmidt

Long putt #9 – Brian Sutton

CTP-2 #11 – Steve Hartmann

CTP #12 – Mark Shellenbaum (hole-in-one)

CTP #17 – Perry Jacobson

Long Putt #18 – Rahul Tamhane

Since we had this week off, I thought I’d delay last week’s results a bit to keep things fresh…. that, and I just didn’t get around to it. Anyway, the reporting is a little trickier now as their are so many variations as to how teams can get into the playoffs.  Please click the link below to check out weekly scores and the playoff seeding if the season were to end now.  It also shows you how many points back you are from a playoff spot.  Remember that: Most overall points = Number 1 seed; Second overall points = Number 2 seed; 1st half winner / 2nd half winner (that didn’t win 1st overall or second overall) = Number 3 / 4 seed (that seeding will be determined by margin of victory… so should the first half winner win by 1.5 points, and the send half winner win by 1 point, than the first half winner will get the 3rd seed); Third overall points (that didn’t win 1st or 2nd half) = 5th seed; Fourth overall points (that didn’t win 1st or 2nd half) = 6th seed.

For example, Young Gunz won the first half.  Should Young Gunz win 1st or 2nd overall, then the 1st half winner goes to the team that was 2nd in the first half, which was Drawshank… however, if Drawshank gets 1st or 2nd overall as well, then the winner of the 1st half would be the team that was 3rd in the first half, which was CTB.

Given the 6 team playoff format, all of you still have a great shot at the playoffs.  Range Balls is a great example of that. Range Balls finished dead last in the first half, but as of Week 10 are tied for 1st in the 2nd half with Team Zejdlik.  Drawshank kicked off the 2nd half strong with a 50.5 week, but since they are currently 1st overall in points, they can’t also take the 2nd half winner playoff spot.  Clear as mud?

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Two Man Low Net Score:

1st:  Mark Lauffenburger & Jeff Olson – 64 (back): $17.50 each

2nd & 3rd: Mark Hengel & Ben Raak – 65 (front) / Brady Schmidt & Richard Benson – 65 (back): $8.75 each

Low Gross:

Perry Jacobson (back) – 35: $10

Weekly Hole Winners ($10 each):

CTP-2 #1 – Todd Crandell

CTP #4 – ? (who wants to claim this?)

CTP #8 – Nate Host

Long putt #9 – Sheldon Silberman

CTP-2 #11 – Steve Shellenbaum

CTP #12 – Mark Lauffenburger

CTP #17 – Gary Ridout

Long Putt #18 – Dan Jacobs