Recap Week 11

We thought we were in the clear after showers earlier in the day, but the clear skies did not last long as a "front" quickly moved in, preventing us from getting in 18, with the exception of Bino and the Jackrabbits.  Most all sign-ins got 9 in, but apologies to the 10 golfers who couldn't or didn't finish their round. We'll try to make it up to you with an extra bag of chips in your year-end tourney box lunch, or something like that. So with no real room left in the schedule for any more rain postponements, results are official. 

   It was the night of the Gregs, as Jurgy and Willard had their best nights of the year  G-Jurg, battling a bad back all year, finally broke through and took Individual with a +5 and G-Will paired up with steady Eddie Finn to take the Team honor. Closest to Pin may never be known, as the marker was not returned, and has mysteriously disappeared. The crack investigative team that has been working on the case of the missing golfers from two weeks ago, is now all over this one, too. 

   There was a total of 10 birdies on the night, and two of them paid cash money: Steve Lozzi on 2, , and Greg J. on 6. Birds were also had on 3 (LaRosa,Payne), 4 (Larosa G Willard) 8 (DaSaro,G. Willard,Begley), and 9 (Finn, Barry). High pointer for the week was Frank LaRosa who had 17. 

    Unclaimed Property Dept.: Paul Begley and Dave Peters, you have envelopes waiting for you. 

    Second half dues payments were due this week (7/23) and the voluntary response was right on the line between bad and pathetic. Funny how everyone suddenly becomes illiterate when reading the weekly recap when there is any mention of the words "payment due."  Maybe it is the small type, and this will help:  PAYMENT WAS DUE LAST WEEK AND IS NOW PAST DUE. PAY THIS WEEK OR YOU ARE OUT.  

     And finally, it is with mixed emotions that we must bid a fond farewell to SIGLer, Easton Country Clubber, and all-round good guy Dave Peters and his lovely wife Claudia who are pulling up stakes in these parts and heading to the warmer climes of the Hilton Head, South Carolina area. Dave, stay in touch, and we'll always have a spot for you on Tuesdays when you come back to visit. Good luck!