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Seascape (2017)

Seascape
Nov 5, 2016

Results
  Flight 1 Gross Hdcp Net +/- Won
1 Scott Rehn 83 13 70 -1  50.00
2 Dennis Kunz 82 8 74 +3  40.00
3 Gordon Blackstock 90 13 77 +6  30.00
4 William Strahan 92 15 77 +6  20.00
5 Kim Fernandez  87 9 78 +7  
6 Timothy Andersen 88 9 79 +8  
7 Bill Stevens 90 10 80 +9  
8 Bradley Thaute 98 15 83 +12  
9 Charlie Joseph 95 12 83 +12  
10 Stephen Makishima 101 12 89 +18  
11 Art White 96 7 89 +18  
12 Lowell Stavland 108 NH 108 +37  
             
  Flight 2 Gross Hdcp Net +/- Won
1 Norm Utigard 90 17 73 +2 50.00
2 Alfred Bogenhuber 90 16 74 +3 40.00
3 Michael Bradley 91 16 75 +4 30.00
4 Randy Gubert 92 17 75 +4 20.00
5 David A. Delbon 90 15 75 +4  
6 Stephen Hildebrand 95 17 78 +7  
7 Michael Sevillia 96 17 79 +8  
8 Michael Woodall Jr 100 16 84 +13  
9 Levi Fontaine 103 17 86 +15  
10 Jason Herd 104 15 89 +18  
11 Lou Badet 107 17 90 +19  
12 Fred Reynolds 95 NH 95 +24  
             
  Flight 3 Gross Hdcp Net +/- Won
1 Jimmy Tragas 93 22 71 Even  50.00
2 Cliff Vanover 91 18 73 +2  40.00
3 Mike Eurkus 98 25 73 +2  30.00
4 William Jarvis 102 29 73 +2  20.00
5 Doug Ota 94 20 74 +3  
6 Dan Sanchez 108 33 75 +4  
7 Henry Wrigley 95 20 75 +4  
8 Glenn Kim 105 26 79 +8  
9 John Harris 99 18 81 +10  
10 Larry Shaw 104 20 84 +13  
11 Jack Purcell 108 24 84 +13  
12 Bill Souza 108 NH 108 +37  

 

Redwood General Tire Closest To the Pin
Hole #12 – TIm Andersen 1' 6"

Scott's Demo Long Drive
Michael Woodall Jr.

Have Time For Only 9 Holes? You Should Still Post.

Do you have time for only nine holes or had to leave early in your round?  

You should still post your score.

If you played six holes or less then you can bypass the posting computer; otherwise, you should follow the USGA guidelines in sections 5-2 and 10-5.

If you played…

  • 7-12 holes then post a 9-hole score.
  • 13 or more holes then post an 18-hole score.

You should use the equitable stroke rule to record the scores for the holes you didn't actually play, Add a stroke to the par for the holes that fall within your handicap.

Dublin Ranch (2017)

Dublin Ranch Skins Game
Dublin Ranch
Oct 22, 2016

Results
  Flight 1 Gross Hdcp Net +/- Won
1 Bill Stevens 68 8 60 -3  30.00
2 Bernie Hyde 75 13 62 -1  20.00
3 Mike Ryan 72 9 63 0  10.00
4 Kim Fernandez 71 7 64 +1  
5 Lou Badet 78 13 65 +2  
6 Charlie Joseph 75 9 66 +3  
7 Art White 72 6 66 +3  
8 Bill Capote 80 13 67 +4  
9 Dave McNeilly 79 10 69 +6  
10 James Abayon 79 10 69 +6  
11 Alfred Bogenhuber 82 12 70 +7  
12 Michael Shaffer 83 8 75 +12  
             
  Flight 2 Gross Hdcp Net +/- Won
1 William Jarvis 80 23 57 -6  30.00
2 Randy Metheany 73 14 59 -4  20.00
3 Ken Gerstle 80 20 60 -3  10.00
4 Allen Miyake 81 14 67 +4  
5 Don Delbon 86 18 68 +5  
6 Levi Fontaine 84 13 71 +8  
7 Geoffrey Kuchlenz 87 16 71 +8  
8 Stephen Hildebrand 85 13 72 +9  
9 Michael Woodall Jr 86 13 73 +10  
10 Michael Bradley 89 14 75 +12  
11 Henry Wrigley 102 16 86 +23  
12 Mike Eurkus WD 20 WD WD  

Skins – First Flight
Bill Stevens – 5 Skins  $20
Bill Capote – 2 Skins $13 
Lou Badet – 1 Skin $6
Bernie Hyde – 1 Skin $6
Dave McNeilly – 1 Skin $6
Kim Fernandez – 1 Skin $6

Skins – Second Flight
Ken Gerstle – 3 Skins $45
Will Jarvis – 1 Skin $15

 

Redwood General Tire Closest To the Pin
Hole #7 – Berne Hyde 10' 1"
Hole #14 – Art White 14'

Scott's Demo Long Drive
Kim Fernandez

 

Growing The Game

Growing The Game
by Chipping In

It was day two of the Chipstock Festival, a gala gathering of exceptional characters and spirits, when I had an ah ha moment.  Chipstock is a think tank much like the Bohemian and Commonwealth Clubs except for the rules and nobel purpose, dedicated to the advancement of fun and frivolity.

The topic up for discussion this day was how to grow the game of golf within the great unwashed.  Suggestions from my noted colleagues ranged from the bizarre to the bold, with every stop in between.  It was when John Jurgins suggested cheerleaders for the courses that wouldn’t allow topless cart girls, that I had the epiphany, we could save this game.

The masses we were trying to reach love football, Nascar and wife swapping.  The reasons they enjoyed these activities, as near as our research could determine, was for the gambling, the crashes and the chance to meet an unknown relative.  Wisely we focused on gambling and football.  

Every sixth grader and most soccer moms know about four team parlays, over and unders and the risk of taking a hometown dog with their "make up" game. It’s woven into the American psyche.  The goal here was to streamline golf betting with a NFL flare.

This ideas rich environment, as expected, produced many new ways to play and bet on the game. Big Al, for example, wants players to roll dice for club selection on the par threes.  The odds would change on every roll.  My legal man, Blue Moon Retainer, suggested full contact with any five handicapper or less.  Bill "Touchy" Feeley believes trash talking would rev up the tv ratings (he likes crashes).  And so it went, long into the night and deep into the red label supply. 

We decided the game was now in good hands.  The best ideas will be forwarded to the Royal and Ancient for review.