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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-07-06, Page 35uPorCIt51pnBl SW ', iidd4QRy.4‘61112,q9Allr nset getting ready for Ontario Junior Championship Men's Night Creces ency derich Sunset Golf Club is once hosting the Ontario junior Girls Ipionship,- July 12-14. is is the third ti in eight years q has hosted the tournament, and r Gary Graven is looking forward to hosting the province's up and coming golfers. In total, 71 girls from across the prov- ince between the ages of 14-18 will be teeing off in a tournament that has pro- vided a stepping stone for many ath- letes, Including 2004 runner-up Steph- anie Sherlock of Barrie, who c4ualifed for the LPGA in December last year. J set~Golf hub's new fourth green is growing in nicety in anticipation of the July 14 Ontario Junior Girls Championship. ,.r r 4 VIM •414- r, 1 4.4 i` 4. They're soadorable when they're having fun. (So are the kids.) • At Timbits Soccer, everyone gets into the game. ids make new friends, and parents have fun heering them on: Your local Tim Hortons is [; roud to support over 100 boys and girls who lay i9tbits Soccer In the Goderich community. +t,"? T ten ► logs rx, s 101 I The first gn.l Is having fun • 71N /?bttiN4 Kincardine golfers Taylor Schmidt and Brianna Cooper are both on golf scholarships at U.S. schools. "It's a huge stepping stone," Gravett said of the Juniors. "There will be 5-6 NCAA coaches coming to scout" He added the course is looking for volunteers for the tour- nament. Anyone Interested is asked to call the pro shop at 519-5248447. There have been a few changes to the course this year in preparation, including set back tee blocks on number three, and a new green on hole four, over the crick from the original green. "We're hoping to have the new green in play, he said. "We seeded it inmaybut it may not be ready. Too many washouts Tee off times for the tournament are 7-10 a.m. July 12,13 and 14. The course is open to members and guests afterwards. Maitland Golf News Betty Helesic On Monday, June 27, Men's Night. League, Ray Bedard and Bill Hanly tied, shooting a 31 for first low net. Roy Wallace shot 35 for first low gross. Closest to th in on #1 was Bob Graham. Three golfers tied for second to oss with a 37. They were Tom Smith, Dave Merlam and Na Daer. Other winners of the night were Tom Crawford, Lance Greer, George Vanderburgh, Stan Paquette and Tony Vollick. On Tuesday June 28, Men's Senior League, 56 players took to the course. The low net winners were, Flight A - Chris Connor, B - Sam Cino and Harold Leddy, C - Doug Bundy, D Glenn Lamb, E - Tom Arthur, F - Chris Raynard, G - Ken Thomlinson. Closest to the pin on #1 was Phil Bugler. Tuesday evening the Ladies' League held a scramble. Winners were Pam Marshall, Sharon Moore and Bernie McDonald. Most fun group were Jean Bell, Michelle Smith and Norah Anderson. Thursday, June 30, Ladies' Morning League, Jean ikit- is!' came in with fewest putts. First flight, low gross, Marion Meriam, Second flight, low gross, Wendy `Harvey, Third flight, low gross, Sue Arbour, low net, Joyce Shack, Fourth flight, low gross, Gay Reynolds, low net, Lorene Love. GOLF LUB SUNDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY DAYS p1g1 the baby boomer par 3 course for $25.00 a family after 3pm 2 play for $20, 3 play for $25, 4 play for $30.00 Play the Sunset course Sundays after 3 pm for $15.00 (not valid holiday weekends) Join the Boomer per 3 course Adult $200, Couple $375, Family $450, Junior $99. All new members receive a free driving range membership 519-524-8047 www.sunsetgolfclub.com • June 21 Sponsored by Ping Canada i LGrow - Larry Gaynor 35 timeli Low Net Leon Gaynor 30 Flight A Low arose; Mary Kleuskens 35 Low Net Tom Moore 31 Flight B Low Groff Henry Duell 39 Low Net Eric Nichols 33 Right C LOW Gros Dan Noel 39 Low Net harold Cook 33 Right D Low Gross: Bob Cousins 44 Low Net Tony Decno 34 Flight E LOW Gross: Torn mooris 46 Low Net John Wood 36 Guest Kon Hodges Glyn Pkikney: won the elimination draw and won a Ping putter. oven winners of the Fred Hts Thurnement were Ted Ridg- way, Nigel Dezell, Gary Gravett and Bill Martin with a score of 50 on 18 holes. Second places went to Larry Gaynor, Paul Dougherty, Leon Gaynor and Ken Englestad in retrogression. 11Mrd place: was Ian Harper, Ton Decoo, Keith Doherty and Roger Ward with a 53. A special goes to Rona of Goderich for sponsoring this event, as well to Lynne Gravett and her staff for the wonderful breakfast supplied after golf. Mars ni t! winners for May 31: Owl Low GroSS: Kirk. Livingston with a 39 Overall Low Net Barney. Purser with a 31. Flight A Low Gross: Jason Cook 37 Low Net Shaun Peet 34 . Flight B [] Low Gross: gill Nitlsaac 38 Low Net iron Sowerby 35 RIM LOw Gross: Paul Dougherty, 38 Low Net Dan Noel 34 Right D Low Gross: Ted Ridgway 43 Low Net Joh Peet 36 Flight E Low Gross: Tom Morris 43 Low Net Bill Martin 35