Winners Week 8

Individual

Rich McKenna +6 $10

Team

John MacNeil +5 $10
Gregg Willard +2 $10

Birdies

Mike Nolan 2nd hole $27

Frank Larosa 5th hole $27

Rich McKenna 7th hole $27

The 3rd and 9th hole were knocked out

Closest to the pin 4th hole

Rich Walsh 15'11" $10

Week 9 closest to the pin is the 6th hole

Money Leaders

Finn $111.00
McKenna $105.00
Barry $79.00
F. Larosa $79.00
Curtis $52.00
Willard G $52.00
McDermott $51.00
Fay $50.00
Nolan Mark $40.00
Karas $37.00
McNeice $30.00
Nolan Mike $27.00
Raynard $27.00
Cloutier $21.00
Dillon $21.00
Murphy $21.00
Guyder $20.00
Stefanick $20.00
Bino $15.00
Aronson $10.00
Bradley $10.00
James $10.00
Lyons $10.00
M. Poverman $10.00
MacNeil E $10.00
MacNeil J $10.00
Meyer $10.00
Tracy $10.00
Walsh $10.00
Total $958.00

Week 8 Quotas

Player Points
McKenna 16
F. Larosa 15
Barry 14
James 13
Finn 13
McNeice 13
Stefanick 13
Cloutier 12
Karas 12
Bino 11
MacNeil J 11
McDermott 11
Curtis 11
Lyons 11
Bradley 11
MacNeil E 10
Walsh 10
Tracy 10
Fay 9
Meyer 9
Dillon 9
Willard G 9
M. Poverman 9
Aronson 9
Kelly 9
Peters 8
Jaffe 8
Mercardo 8
Fitzpatrick 7
Berke 7
Murphy 7
Silvia 7
Guyder 7
Ritchie 6
Nolan Mark 6
Raynard 6
Reardon 5
Nolan Mike 5
Bamford 5
Willard D 5
Thompson 3
Ippolito 1

Recap Week 7

While Bino was refining his golf game on the sylvan links of Stow Acres, the rest of us were again holding our breath when a hailstorm unloaded on us early. But skies cleared and we were good to go. The salty curmudgeon Billy Karas had a fine night and took Individual. Frank LaRosa was a Team winner and had the round of the night with 15 pars and 3 bogies for a 74. Rich McKenna is just getting into midseason form with a second straight CTP and a paying birdie. Watch this name to steadily move up the leader board. Nice to see Paul Raynard and Greg Willard have birdies that lived. The 8th hole was TKOed. Next week's CTP is the 4th Hole. In another few weeks, we will begin the match play tourney. To make scheduling easier, you will be partnered with one of your regular playing partners and in the first round play the other two in your regular group. We will provide more details later.

Our thoughts and best wishes go out to long time SIGLer and all-around good guy Jerry Berke who is recuperating from a recent mishap that resulted in a broken hip and leg. Get well soon Jerry, and drop by when you are able.

LB

If any of the words in this recap are too difficult here is a website you can go to.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/

I'm back from the woods of Stow as I set out on a 3 day lesson with 1 to go to try and find my game. I get to play in the rain on Thursday with the pro, this is what I was looking for. Show me how to hit the frigging ball in the rain. God knows I had enough practice with no luck at Easton. Time will tell if this helps me.
See ya next Tuesday.

Bino

Money Leaders

Finn $111.00
Barry $79.00
McKenna $68.00
Curtis $52.00
F. Larosa $52.00
McDermott $51.00
Fay $50.00
Willard G $42.00
Nolan Mark $40.00
Karas $37.00
McNeice $30.00
Raynard $27.00
Cloutier $21.00
Dillon $21.00
Murphy $21.00
Guyder $20.00
Stefanick $20.00
Bino $15.00
Aronson $10.00
Bradley $10.00
James $10.00
Lyons $10.00
M. Poverman $10.00
MacNeil E $10.00
Meyer $10.00
Tracy $10.00
Total $837.00

Winners Week 7

Individual: Karas +3 $10

Team: LaRosa +3 $10
Guyder +1 $10

+4

CTP 2nd Hole: Mckenna 4'5" $10

Birdies:
McKenna 2 $27
Raynard 4 $27
G. Willard 6 $27

8th hole was knocked out

Closest to the pin Week 8 is the 4th hole

Recap Week 6

I entered the Easton CC parking lot knowing I would need my rain gear once again, after all it is Tuesday. We boarded the Duck Boat other wise known as the golf cart not knowing when the rain would come. We were about as far away from the club house as we could get on 2. The thunder and lightning just over head and 4 of us sitting in our boats mumbling a few Hail Mary's. I looking over and see our fearless leader b-lining it down the 5th fairway in a moving tin can and water splashing like a ride at water world. Walsh and Finn were next to make the daring drive back, but foolishly we sit under a tree waiting for it to fall on us and luckily I sit here to write about it. The cart Nazi made an appearance to warn us the club is not responsible if we get struck by lightning and to stay on the cart paths. "Thanks Mark". The round continued with Bradley refusing to quit, having his best round of the year and finishing the full 18 with mosquito's feasting on our exposed skin.
Stefanick didn't let the rain bother him as he collected top honors with his best round. Two birdies held with Barry and Curtis splitting the pot. The mid-year tournament otherwise known as the Judge Smails Cup is coming and details will be in the coming weeks.