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Santa Clara (2015)

Santa Clara
March 28, 2015 (Sat)

Flight Place Player Gross Hdcp. Net Won
1st 1st Scott Rehn 80 11 69 50.00
  2nd Bill Strahan 81 11 70 40.00
  3rd Charlie Joseph 80 10 70 30.00
  4th Rich Stratfull 82 11 71 20.00
             
2nd 1st John Murphy 81 13 68 50.00
  2nd Dave McNeilly 81 12 69 40.00
  3rd Bill Capote 87 13 74 30.00
  4th Stephen Hildebrand 86 12 74 20.00
             
3rd 1st Jacob Levy 93 20 73 50.00
  2nd Robert Nikaido 93 20 73 40.00
  3rd Jimmy Tragas 95 20 75 30.00
  4th David Wiley 97 17 80 20.00

Ties were broken using the USGA recommended procedure of  back 9, back 6, back 3, net.  

Redwood General Tire Closest to the Pin
Hole #8 – Scott Rehn
Hole #13 – Bill Strahan

Scott’s Demo Long Drive
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Scoring Report
  Flight 1 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Scott Rehn 80 11 69 -3
2 Bill Strahan 81 11 70 -2
3 Charlie Joseph 80 10 70 -2
4 Rich Stratfull 82 11 71 -1
5 Peter Hutton 83 8 75 +3
6 Joseph Hovan  82 7 75 +3
7 Scott Smith 80 5 75 +3
8 Jim McCann 88 11 77 +5
9 Thomas Kmak 75 +2 77 +5
10 Marty Lambrechts 86 8 78 +6
11 Mark Roberts Jr. 84 6 78 +6
12 Dennis Kunz 87 8 79 +7
13 Art White 86 6 80 +8
           
  Flight 2 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 John Murphy 81 13 68 -4
2 Dave McNeilly 81 12 69 -3
3 Bill Capote 87 13 74 +2
4 Stephen Hildebrand 86 12 74 +2
5 Lou Badet 91 16 75 +3
6 Michael Woodall Jr 91 15 76 +4
7 Randy Gubert 89 13 76 +4
8 David Gluck 90 13 77 +5
9 Michael Bradley 89 12 77 +5
10 Jason Herd 94 16 78 +6
11 Levi Fontaine 91 13 78 +6
12 Geoffrey Kuchlenz 96 16 80 +8
13 Jim Ryan 94 13 81 +9
14 Eric Johnson 96 15 81 +9
           
  Flight 3 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Jacob Levy 93 20 73 +1
2 Robert Nikaido 93 20 73 +1
3 Jimmy Tragas 95 20 75 +3
4 David Wiley 97 17 80 +8
5 Steve Howlett 102 22 80 +8
6 Peter Katsumis 102 22 80 +8
7 Henry Wrigley 100 20 80 +8
8 Thomas Santoro 110 29 81 +9
9 Richard Nessler 108 25 83 +11
10 Dan Sanchez 118 29 89 +17
  Dennis Reiser WD 17 WD WD
  Ken Gerstle WD 20 WD WD
  Mike Eurkus WD 18 WD WD

 

 

 

Poplar Creek Challenge (2015)

Poplar Creek Challenge 2015

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2015 PCGC Final Results (pdf)

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Historical Winners

2015 – Scott Rehn
2014 – Michael Bradley
2013 – Mike Eurkus
2012 – Randy Gubert

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1 Scott Rehn 125.00
2 Charlie Joseph 75.00
3 Michael Woodall Jr. 65.00
4 Randy Gubert 55.00
5 Stephen Hildebrand 45.00
6 Bill Capote 35.00
7 Art White 25.00
8 Jason Herd 25.00
9 Lou Badet 25.00
10 Jimmy Tragas 25.00

Total Payout: $500

Payable in Poplar Creek gift certificates.

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Overall, the format and number of events required to play to remain eligible has not changed.

The one significant change made to the PCC is the hole handicaps for four holes.  As you already know, the course went through some changes namely changing hole #7 to a par 3 and hole #16 to a par 5 but their hole handicap remained the same on the course scorecard.

The Tournament Director analyzed the tournament scoring data for the past few tournaments and has adjusted the handicaps for four holes.

Hole Hdcp Old Hdcp New
6 9 15
7 15 9
10 8 2
16 2 8

These changes better reflect the difficulty of the holes and also evens out the strokes given to low, mid and high handcap players. 

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Format

Play your absolute best on the designated holes in the designated tournaments to turn in an "18 hole scorecard" at the end of the season.

The home tournaments will have designated holes.  Your goal is to score your best on these holes.

The away tournaments will have a designated par 3, 4 and 5.  Your goal is to score your best 3-4-5 combined score.  If you have a combined score of 15 in one event, your goal is to score 14 in the next event.

Mininum to play to remain eligible

1 home tournament out of 3 designated tournaments.
3 away tournaments out of 4 designated tournaments.

Maximum you can play

All of the designated tournaments.  The more you play, the more chances you have to better your scores.

Prizes being awarded

A pool of $500 will be given to the top 10 low-net scores.

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Basic Info 2012 2013-2015
Total Tournaments in the PCC 7 7
Home Tournaments Available 4 3
   Home Tournaments You Must Play 1 1
Away Tournaments Available 3 4
   Away Tournaments You Must Play 3 3
Prize Pool * $90 $500
Payout Spots 1 10

* The prize for 2012 was a membership renewal for one player.  Thereafter, the prize pool is $500 in gift certificates for ten spots.

Home Tournaments

Your best net score on the designated holes is the goal for the home tournaments.

Total of 9 designated holes.

Away Tournaments

Each away tournament will have a designated par 3, par 4 and par 5. 

Your score for the PCC will be your best 3-4-5 combo from three of the four away tournaments.

Confused?

Example, if you play all four away events then this is a possible scenario based on your net scores:

Course Par 3 Par 4 Par 5 Total Eligible? Score
Las Positas net 1 3 9 13 no 0
Franklin Canyon 2 2 7 11 yes 11
Boundary Oak 3 4 5 12 yes 12
Da Laveaga 3 4 4 11 yes 11
          Total 34

As you can see, you had a net hole-in-one at Las Positas but the tournament's 3-4-5 combo score of 13 does not count towards the PCC. That net hole-in-one may help you win your flight in the tournament but it will not be used for your scores in the PCC.

Your score for the away events is your THREE BEST 3-4-5 combo to come up to 9 holes to complement the 9 holes for the home tournaments.

18-Hole Scorecard

The "18 hole scorecard" for the PCC will be the front nine being the away tournaments and the back nine being the home tournaments.  If there are any tie breakers, the back nine (Poplar Creek scores) will be used.

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Rules At-A-Glance

How to Enter Every player is automatically entered as long as they play the designated tournaments.
Designated Tournaments
(in order played)

Beat the Pro – 2/28/15
Santa Clara – 3/28/15
Las Positas – 5/16/15
NCGA Net Amateur – 6/6/15
Seascape – 6/21/15
Monarch Bay – 7/18/15
Club Championship – 8/15/15 – 8/16/15

Breakdown:
3 home
4 away
Designated Holes See the Rules Detail below
Total Tournaments 7
Total Rounds

8

Club Championship is two rounds.
Total Holes 18
Minimum # tournaments to play to be eligible for the title

4

3 away tournaments + 1 home tournament
Scoring

Net score per hole on the designated holes inclusive of any incurred penalties.

Best cumulative 18 hole scores will be the winner.

Ties will be determined by the standard back nine, back six, back three, etc.
Prize Pool

1st – $125
2nd – $75
3rd – $65
4th – $55
5th – $45
6th – $35
7th – $25
8th – $25
9th – $25
10th – $25

Total Payout: $500

Payable in Poplar Creek gift certificates.

Rules in Detail

  • The Poplar Creek Challenge ("PCC") will be held during SEVEN tournaments at designated holes in each tournament.
     
  • Home Tournaments at Poplar Creek – holes 1, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 18
     

    • Beat the Pro
    • NCGA Net Amateur
    • Club Championship (both rounds)
       
  • Away Tournaments (each away event will include a par 3, par 4 and a par 5):
     

    • Santa Clara: 4, 11, 18
    • Las Positas: 4, 7, 13
    • Monarch Bay: 4, 2, 5
    • Seascape: 6, 7, 18
       
  • Qualifications
     

    • Automatic Entry – The player does not need to do anything to enter into the PCC.  All players qualify as long as they play the minimum number of designated tournaments.
       
    • Away Tournaments – a player must compete in THREE of the four away tournaments to remain qualified during the PCC.  If the player does not play THREE designated away tournaments then they are out of the PCC.
       
    • Home Tournaments – a player needs to compete in only ONE of the home events to remain qualified during the PCC.  If the player plays only ONE home event then they will qualify for the PCC but they get only ONE shot at making your best score on a designated hole.  Thus, the more home events the players plays the better the odds.
       
    • Eighteen Holes – players must play all 18 PCC holes throughout the season to compete for the Poplar Creek Challenge title.
       
  • Minimum Tournaments
     

    • The player must play a minimum of FOUR tournaments to qualify for the PCC – THREE away tournaments and ONE home tournament.  A player’s odds are improved by playing more home tournaments.
       
    • If a player does not play the minimum tournaments or all 18 holes required then they are out of the PCC regardless of their current standing in the PCC, accrued score or subsequent participation and scoring.
       
  • Net Scoring
     

    • A player’s lowest net score on the PCC holes, made during an official, designated competition round, will be recorded.
       
    • A player’s best 18 PCC holes will make up their PCC score. The player with the lowest cumulative net score wins the title.
       
  • Penalties
     

    • Penalties assessed on their respective holes will count towards a player’s net score during the PCC just as they do during the tournament itself.
       
    • If a player is DQ’d from a tournament, then the holes played during that tournament will not be considered during the PCC.  The player will remain qualified for the PCC if they meet the minimum FOUR tournaments defined above.
       
  • Scorecard
     

    • The PCC "scorecard" will be setup as follows:
      • Front 9 – Away tournaments.  The three best 3-4-5 combo scores will be your front nine score.
      • Back 9 – Home tournaments.  The best score from the nine designated holes.
         
  • Ties & Disputes
     

    • In determining the champion and payouts at the end of the PCC, all ties will be handled in our normal fashion using the USGA recommended method of back 9, back 6, back 3, etc. using the Back 9 (home) scores of the PCC scorecard (as defined above).
       
    • Scoring disputes during the PCC will be handled by the Tournament Committee appointed by the PCGC Board at the beginning of the tournament season.

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Number of Tournaments Equals How Many Rounds

The number of rounds played over all SEVEN designated tournaments is eight (3 away + 5 home) because the Club Championship is played over two rounds.

Play More to Increase Your Odds

Even though a players needs to play only THREE away tournaments and ONE home tournament to qualify, their odds of getting a best score are increased by playing more of the home tournaments.

For example, if the players plays…

  • only Beat the Pro then they have ONE chance to make their best score on hole #18 (a designated hole).
  • only the Club Championship then they have TWO chances on #18 because the tournament is two rounds.
  • all three of the home tournaments, then they will have FOUR chances on #18.

The more you play, the better your odds.

  • The minimum number of tournaments to qualify is FOUR.
  • Four tournaments = 18 designated holes being played
  • The player has 18 chances of scoring a best score.

However, if the player plays in all SEVEN of the tournaments then the number of designated holes played is 54 (12 away holes, 36 home holes).

54 chances vs 18 chances = better odds

Don't Get DQ'd

If a player gets disqualified from a tournament, the holes they played during that tournament will be omitted for inclusion in the season-long tabulations.

This includes the Club Championship.  If the player completes the first round and is disqualified for an infraction in the second round, then the player is disqualified from the entire tournament meaning BOTH of their rounds are omitted for inclusion in the season-long tabulations.

Don't Get Penalized Either

A player's net score for the designated holes will be the official tournament score for that hole – including penalties.

Now here's where it may sting a little.

There are certain penalties that get tacked on outside of the actual play.

  • Showing up late – the new rule starting in 2012 for showing five minutes late (or later) to a starting time is two strokes assessed on the FIRST hole.  Hole #1 happens to be a designated hole for the home tournaments.
     
  • Pace of Play Policy – The pace of play penalty at Poplar Creek can be either one or two strokes depending on the total time a foursome plays the round or how far back the foursome finishes behind the group in front (see the Pace of Play Policy).  This penalty is assessed on the EIGHTEENTH hole at Poplar Creek which is again, a designated hole.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I enter the Poplar Creek Challenge?
A. You don't need to do anything.  You are automatically entered into the PCC if you play the designated tournaments.

Q. Am I disqualifed if I miss just one away tournament?
A. Good news is no. During the PCC's first year in 2012, we saw how quickly a number of members lost eligibility because they could not play the first away tournament. This year, a player can miss an away event and not lose their eligibility. However, keep in mind you can miss only one of the designated away tournaments.  You have to play in three of the four designated tournaments.

Q. Do I need to play in all SEVEN of the designated tournaments?
A. No.  The minimum is THREE of the four away tournaments and ONE home tournament for a total of FOUR tournaments.  Playing in all SEVEN tournaments is not required but it will increase your odds of getting a best score.

Q. I can't play one of the designated AWAY tournaments.  Can I play holes in a different away tournament?
A. Sorry.  You cannot designate a different tournament.  However, the good news is that you need to play just THREE of the four away tournaments so you are not out of the PCC if you miss an away event.

Q. I can't play one of the designated HOME tournaments.  Can I play holes in a different home tournament?
A. Sorry, you can't switch to a different tournament.  The good news is that missing a home tournament does not put you out of the PCC.  There are THREE home tournaments that you can play in.  You can play in one, two or three of the home tournaments.  Obviously, the more you play at home, the better your odds.

Q. How will the prize payouts be paid?
A. Gift Certificates for the Poplar Creek Golf Course.

Q. Does the value of the gift certificates count towards the Gilliam Points?
A. No.

Q. The Gilliam Points is a season-long points race.  The PCC is also a season-long race.  Does the winner of the PCC get free entry into the TOC?
A. No.

Q. Does the champion get their name engraved on the wall plaques at Poplar?
A. No.  There is no plaque for the PCC.

Q. This format sounds vaguely familiar.
A. You may remember the Kodak Challenge played on the PGA Tour which had a similar format and the winner received a cool $1 million.  Sadly, the Kodak Challenge ended its run in 2011.

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The Poplar Creek Challenge (aka "PCC") was started in 2012 as a season-long race to encourage players to perform their best on certain holes throughout various tournaments.

The Poplar Creek Challenge is held over seven designated tournaments throughout the year with certain holes in each tournament played as the "PCC" holes.  The challenge is for the player to score their best (net) score on these holes for a season-long scorecard of eighteen holes.

The player with the best cumulative score is the Champion.

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Match Play (2015)

Match Play 2015
Poplar Creek

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Runner up Michael Shaffer and champion Michael Woodall Jr. enjoying a cold one after their match. Stephen Hildebrand donning a Masters-inspired caddie uniform for Michael Bradley. Hilde as the best dressed player.
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Finals Recap

Six rounds of golf, two weekends of Match Play and 1000's of strokes from the time the first tee was put in the ground to the end of the tournament – we finally have crowned a new PCGC Match Play Champion. 

Congratulations to Michael Woodall Jr., our Spring Match Play Champion! 

Michael beat Mike Shaffer 5 & 3 in the finals on Sunday afternoon.  The match was a good one with Jr. jumping out on the front nine, with Shaffer whittling away at Jr.'s lead on holes 11, 12 and 13.  Mike Jr. crushed his drive inside the 200 yard marker on 14 and halved the hole to go dormie then took a par on 15 to seal the deal.  Congratulations to both players on a fine tournament.
 
In keeping with the tradition brought forth by Bobby Jones and the Masters tournament, and of course making good on a first round bet loss, check out the picture of caddie Stephen Hildebrand.  Nice to see the players' caddie showed up, as the player's (which will remain nameless) game was nowhere to be found.  Truth is, Garrett Saunders played a tremendous round and dispatched the player and caddie to an afternoon of drinking in the bar and waiting for the results of the afternoon rounds. 

Congratulations to all who played this year.

– M.Bradley

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Brackets

PCGC Match Play Brackets 2015 (pdf)

32 players from an 18-hole qualifying round.

Players are seeded by index and not by their net score from the qualifying round.

Everyone plays to their March 1st index throughout the tournament.

See last year's results: Match Play 2014

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Finals – 3/22/15 Afternoon

 Palmer Bracket     Nicklaus Bracket  Winner Results
Mike Woodall Jr. vs  Mike Shaffer Mike Woodall Jr. 5 & 3

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Round of 4 – Semi-Finals – 3/22/14 Morning

 Player A     Player B  Winner Results
Mike Shaffer vs Henry Wrigley Mike Shaffer 4 & 2
Mike Woodall Jr. vs Robert Griffiths Mike Woodall Jr. 2 & 1

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Round of 8 – 3/21/15 Afternoon

 Player A     Player B  Winner Results
Brian Su vs Mike Shaffer Mike Shaffer 5 & 3
Henry Wrigley vs Jimmy Tragas Henry Wrigley 1 up
         
Robert Griffiths vs Garrett Saunders Robert Griffiths 5 & 4
Mike Woodall Jr. vs Art Klein Mike Woodall Jr. 19 holes

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Round of 16 – 3/21/15 Morning

 Player A     Player B  Winner Results
Brian Su vs Mike Borges Brian Su 5 & 4
Howard Stein vs Mike Shaffer Mike Shaffer 19 holes
         
Robert Griffiths vs Kevin O'Malley Robert Griffiths 7 & 6
Garret Saunders vs Michael Bradley Garrett Saunders 5 & 3
         
Randy Gubert vs Mike Woodall Jr. Mike Woodall Jr. 5 & 4
Dave Delbon vs Art Klein Art Klein 6 & 5
         
Richard Nessler vs Henry Wrigley Henry Wrigley 1 up
Jimmy Tragas vs William Jarvis Jimmy Tragas 1 up

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Round of 32 – 3/8/15

 Player A     Player B  Winner Results
Brian Su vs Bill Verbrugge * Brian Su 10 & 8
Art White vs Mike Borges Mike Borges 1 up
         
Howard Stein vs Mark Roberts Howard Stein 3 & 2
Dave Butzman vs Mike Shaffer Mike Shaffer 5 & 3
         
Robert Griffith vs Norm Utigard Robert Griffith 4 & 3
Al Miyake vs Kevin O'Malley Kevin O'Malley 19 holes
         
Steve Hildebrand vs Michael Bradley Michael Bradley 6 & 5
Jim McCann vs Garrett Saunders Garret Saunders 19 holes
         
Randy Gubert vs Andrew Fracchia Randy Gubert 2 & 1
Sonasi Pomee vs Michael Woodall Jr. Michael Woodal Jr. 2 & 1
         
Dave Delbon vs Frank O'Malley Dave Delbon 7 & 6
Art Klein vs Paul Brucker Art Klein 3 & 2
         
Frank Purcell vs Richard Nessler Richard Nessler 19 holes
Henry Wrigley vs Perry Saxton Henry Wrigley 2 & 1
         
David Ortolan vs Jimmy Tragas Jimmy Tragas 3 & 2
Don Delbon vs William Jarvas William Jarvas 4 & 3

* Player pulled out due to illness

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Round of 64

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Finals

Mike Woodall Jr. – $175
Mike Shaffer – $125

Round 4 – 4 Players (Semi Finals)

$100 each

Robert Griffiths
Henry Wrigley

Round 3 – 8 Players

$60 each

Brian Su
Jimmy Tragas
Art Klein
Garret Saunders

Round 2 – 16 Players

$40 each

Richard Nessler
William Jarvis
Randy Gubert
Dave Delbon
Kevin O'Malley
Michael Bradley
Mike Borges
Howard Stein

Round 1 – 32 Players

No payouts

Qualifying Round

No payouts

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Seed Name Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Semi Final
Flight 1
1 Brian Su     out    
2 Dave Butzman out        
3 Howard Stein   out      
4 Art White out        
5 Mike Borges   out      
6 Mark Roberts out        
7 Mike Shaffer         out
8 Bill Verbrugge out        
Flight 2
1 Robert Griffiths       out  
2 Jim McCann out        
3 Steve Hildebrand out        
4 Al Miyake out        
5 Kevin O'Malley   out      
6 Michael Bradley   out      
7 Garrett Saunders     out    
8 Norm Utigard out        
Flight 3
1 Randy Gubert   out      
2 Art Klein     out    
3 Dave Delbon   out      
4 Sonasi Pomee out        
5 Michael Woodall Jr.         Champ
6 Frank O'Malley out        
7 Paul Brucker out        
8 Andrew Frachia out        
Flight 4
1 Frank Parcell out        
2 Don Delbon out        
3 Dave Ortolan out        
4 Henry Wrigley       out  
5 Perry Saxton out        
6 Jimmy Tragas     out    
7 William Jarvis   out      
8 Richard Nessler   out      

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3/7/15 – Qualifying Round (Net scores)

A qualifying round was held to determine the 32 player bracket.

1 Mike Borges 66
2 Richard Nessler 66
3 Robert Griffiths 67
4 Bill Verbrugge 69
5 Brian Su 69
6 Michael Bradley 69
7 Allen Miyake 70
8 Andrew Fracchia 71
9 Howard Stein 71
10 Michael Shaffer 71
11 Jimmy Tragas 71
12 David Delbon 71
13 Norm Utigard 72
14 Mark Roberts Jr 72
15 Paul Brucker 73
16 William Jarvis 73
17 Henry Wrigley 73
18 Frank O'Malley 73
19 Frank Parcell 74
20 David Butzman 75
21 Stephen Hildebrand 75
22 David Ortolan 75
23 Randy Gubert 76
24 Art White 76
25 Art Klein 76
26 Garrett Saunders 76
27 Kevin O'Malley 78
28 Sonasi Pomee 79
29 Jim McCann 80
30 Michael Woodall Jr 81
31 Don Delbon 82
32 Perry Saxton 82
Did Not Qualify
  Dan Sanchez 82
  Doug Ota 84
  Paul Swain 89

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Schedule

  • 3/7/15 – if exactly 64 players are signed up – First round of Match Play.  18 holes.
  • 3/7/15 – if more or less than 64 players are signed up – 18 hole qualifier with the low net 32 (out of the entire field) advancing to Sunday's First round Match Play.
  • 3/8/14 – Match Play will begin if a qualifier was required. 18 holes.
  • 3/21/14 & 3/22/14 – 36 holes each day

 
Fees

  • Entry fee into the tournament is $70.00 and includes first day green-fee and sweeps
  • Green fees after March 8: Morning = $49.00; Afternoon = $20.00

Green fees quoted are for this tournament only.

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Beat the Pro (2015)

Beat the Pro
Poplar Creek
Feb 28, 2015 (Sat)
 

Flight Place Player Gross Hdcp. Net Won
1st 1st Timothy Andersen 77 8 69 50.00
  2nd Mark Roberts Jr 78 7 71 40.00
  3rd Mike Borges 78 6 72 30.00
  4th Bruce Lorin 78 6 72 20.00
  5th Thomas Kmak 71 1 72 10.00
             
2nd 1st Felila Esikia 74 11 63 * 50.00
  2nd Dennis Kunz 75 9 66 * 40.00
  3rd Paul Savin 80 11 69 30.00
  4th Michael Shaffer 82 11 71 20.00
  5th Bill Capote 83 11 72 10.00
             
3rd 1st Frank Cesarz 81 12 69 50.00
  2nd Jim McCann 81 11 70 40.00
  3rd Jim Ryan 83 13 70 30.00
  4th Stephen Hildebrand 85 12 73 20.00
  5th Gordon Blackstock 84 11 73 10.00
             
4th 1st Michael Woodall Jr 82 16 66 * 50.00
  2nd Sonasi Pomee 82 16 66 * 40.00
  3rd Randy Gubert 82 14 68 * 30.00
  4th Frank O'Malley 85 16 69 20.00
  5th Geoffrey Kuchlenz 88 16 72 10.00
             
5th 1st Paul Brucker 86 18 68 * 50.00
  2nd Andrew Fracchia 86 17 69 40.00
  3rd Henry Wrigley 90 20 70 30.00
  4th Doug Ota 90 19 71 20.00
  5th Mike Eurkus 89 18 71 10.00
             
6th 1st Jimmy Tragas 86 20 66 * 50.00
  2nd Richard Nessler 94 25 69 40.00
  3rd Nick Lucas Jr 93 24 69 30.00
  4th David Jasinsky 102 29 73 20.00
  5th Steve Howlett 96 22 74 10.00

Ties were broken using the USGA recommended back 9, back 6, back 3 etc.

* Dana Banke's gross score of 67 plus his +2 handicap gave him a score of 69. The seven players who who beat the net score of 69 now has bragging rights and an additional $42 gift certificate.

 

Redwood General Tire Closest to the Pin
#5: Mark Roberts 5’ 5”
#17: Cliff Vanover 7’ 11”

Scott’s Demo Long Drive  
Ken Witsoe

 

Scoring Report
  Flight 1 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Timothy Andersen 77 8 69 -1
2 Mark Roberts Jr 78 7 71 +1
3 Mike Borges 78 6 72 +2
4 Bruce Lorin 78 6 72 +2
5 Thomas Kmak 71 +1 72 +2
6 Bill Stevens 82 8 74 +4
7 David Butzman 80 5 75 +5
8 Scott Smith 80 5 75 +5
9 Mike Mulhearn 86 8 78 +8
10 James Lambrechts 86 8 78 +8
11 John Venturino 82 4 78 +8
12 Dennis Andersen 86 7 79 +9
13 Brian Su 83 4 79 +9
14 Art White 87 7 80 +10
15 Jeff Snyder 88 8 80 +10
           
  Flight 2 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Felila Esikia 74 11 63 -7
2 Dennis Kunz 75 9 66 -4
3 Paul Savin 80 11 69 -1
4 Michael Shaffer 82 11 71 +1
5 Bill Capote 83 11 72 +2
6 Keith Schumacher 84 10 74 +4
7 Scott Rehn 82 8 74 +4
8 William Strahan 85 10 75 +5
9 Stephen Makishima 85 10 75 +5
10 Robert Griffiths 86 10 76 +6
11 Fred Ochoa 87 11 76 +6
12 Charlie Joseph 86 10 76 +6
13 Dave McNeilly 87 11 76 +6
14 Michael Duncan 85 9 76 +6
15 Allen Miyake 91 10 81 +11
           
  Flight 3 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Frank Cesarz 81 12 69 -1
2 Jim McCann 81 11 70 0
3 Jim Ryan 83 13 70 0
4 Stephen Hildebrand 85 12 73 +3
5 Gordon Blackstock 84 11 73 +3
6 Levi Fontaine 87 13 74 +4
7 Norm Utigard 88 13 75 +5
8 Kevin O'Malley 88 12 76 +6
9 Ken Witsoe 89 13 76 +6
10 Bradley Thaute 90 12 78 +8
11 Garrett Saunders 96 13 83 +13
12 Lou Badet 96 13 83 +13
13 Michael Bradley 100 12 88 +18
14 Michael Schenone 101 12 89 +19
  Jonathan Gray WD 13 WD WD
           
  Flight 4 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Michael Woodall Jr 82 16 66 -4
2 Sonasi Pomee 82 16 66 -4
3 Randy Gubert 82 14 68 -2
4 Frank O'Malley 85 16 69 -1
5 Geoffrey Kuchlenz 88 16 72 +2
6 Michael Sevillia 86 14 72 +2
7 Jeff Lusich 89 15 74 +4
8 Sean Calibjo 89 14 75 +5
9 David Delbon 89 14 75 +5
10 Emil Picchi Sr 93 16 77 +7
11 Rawn Huffman 93 16 77 +7
12 Cliff Vanover 92 14 78 +8
13 Bill Feeley 92 14 78 +8
14 Jason Herd 95 15 80 +10
15 Eric Johnson 97 15 82 +12
           
  Flight 5 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Paul Brucker 86 18 68 -2
2 Andrew Fracchia 86 17 69 -1
3 Henry Wrigley 90 20 70 0
4 Doug Ota 90 19 71 +1
5 Mike Eurkus 89 18 71 +1
6 Scott Punkar 92 18 74 +4
7 John Harris 91 17 74 +4
8 Julian Venturi 95 20 75 +5
9 Ken Gerstle 95 20 75 +5
10 Robert Nikaido 99 19 80 +10
11 Don Delbon 98 17 81 +11
12 Tom Mulkeen 105 20 85 +15
13 Michael Pannetta 102 17 85 +15
           
  Flight 6 Gross Hdcp Net +/-
1 Jimmy Tragas 86 20 66 -4
2 Richard Nessler 94 25 69 -1
3 Nick Lucas Jr 93 24 69 -1
4 David Jasinsky 102 29 73 +3
5 Steve Howlett 96 22 74 +4
6 Glenn Natenson 97 21 76 +6
7 Dan Sanchez 105 28 77 +7
8 Glenn Kim 100 23 77 +7
9 Glen Rojas 99 21 78 +8
10 Paul Swain 103 22 81 +11
11 Thomas Santoro 110 28 82 +12
12 George Kellner 110 22 88 +18
  Frank McGloin DQ 22 DQ DQ