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July 18, 2009

X-Plo, E-Z Sto golfers finish first



PERU — The X-Plo/E-Z Sto team of Calvin Hamel, Rhonda Barber, Carrie LaDuke and Larry Wilson posted the low net Friday in the Northern Insuring/Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic at Adirondack Golf & Country Club.

The prize for low gross went to the CFA Insurance team of Jon Whitehouse, Dustin Beauregard, Bobby Dergham and Brian Guay. Also placing were

Second low net — Mr. Modular: Tom Maggy, Joel Maggy, Rick Fournia, Joe Fournia

Second low gross — "Y's" Guys: Kevin Killeen, Bob Donlan, Larry Jeffords, Cornelia Forrence

Third low net — Adirondack Bank: Kathy Dabrowski, Ray Beebie, Steve LaBombard, Brian Norcross

Third low gross — Northern Insurance: Randy Giltz, Ed Davis, Art Lussi, Adam King



Wallett Memorial
to be held today

ROUSES POINT — The 14th-Annual Clinton County Carol Wallett Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on Sunday at the North Country Golf Club. There will be shotgun starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. There are 59 four-person teams.

Hole assignments

8 a.m.

1- J. Zurlo Sr., J. Zurlo Jr., M. Zurlo, V. Valach

1A- B. Bingel, L. Brown, M. Bingel, P. Arsenault

2- L. Pitaniello, M. Goguen, K. Defayette, M. Wheet

3- B. LaValley, S. Pepper, J. Osborne, M. Monahan

4- D. Breyette, D. Lombard, B. Wallace, T. Bulriss

4A- D. Hawksby, M. Fredette, A. Reid, J. Breyette

5- C. Rugar, B. Branhan, H. Abare, H. Rock

6- K. Ashline, J. LaPorte, A. Bouyea, M. Jubert

7- D. LaPorte, D. Ashline, J. Bouyea, L. Jubert

7A- G. Dragoon, C. Koslinski, R. Dragoon, T. Cowan

8- B. Barnes, L. O'Neil, J. MacKinnon, D. Letourneau

8A- J. Moffett, M. MacNamara, K. Baker, A. Alphonso

9- D. Johnson, B. Morgan, T. Gregware, S. Terry

10- T. McDonough, R. McDonough, B. Blanchard, J. Giroux

10A- E. Manigold, C. Mayer, R. Manigold, A. Mossey

11- T. Underwood, J. Semple, D. Corron, guest

11A- A. Kaufman, P. Welch, T. Reid, guest

12- V. Nigro, B. Kennedy, B. Richards, J. McComb

13- M. O'Connor, P. Whitbeck, D. Kasprzak, J. Clute

13A- J. Hynes, A. Wylie, J. Flynn, B. Meconi

14- M. Serra, S. Mercurio, G. Mercurio, T. Vaughn

15- M. Zaferakis, G. Carroll, B. King, S. Bouyea

15A- E. Bosley, T. Bosley, G. Golden, R. Mooso

16- C. Cole, B. Phillips, J. Rowe, G. VanHoesen

17- R. Dandrow, guest, guest, guest

17A- F. Arsenault, N. Arsenault, R. Vaughn, guest

18- D. Gonyea, D. Miller, J. Forkey, W. LaBarge

1 p.m.

1- B. Wallett, A. Favro, B. Bechard, S. Bechard

1A- J. Favro, J. Favro, B. Favro, J. Rodriquez

2- A. Sanchagrin, R. O'Loughlin, J. Hebert, J. Favreau

2A- J. Kelleher, M. Hobson, A. Gibson, P. Creel

3- R. Miller, D. Miller, B. Frechette, J. Frechette

3A- B. Bechard, C. Bechard, S. Young, C. Roberts

4- M. O'Connor, L. Jeffords, K. O'Connor, J. Jeffords

4A- S. Gerolimatos, B. Hughes, C. Heins, G. Rock

5- J. Walker, M. Weaver, M. Zurlo, M. Heath

5A- M. Jubert, D. Tremblay, D. Tremblay, L. Tremblay

6- D. Bosley, J. Dubay, J. Joliceour, S. Crossett

7- J. Roberts, P. Parrott, S. Juneau, J. Trombley

7A- J. Carpenter, M. Flynn, T. Loughan, D. Phebus

8- C. Desrocher, T. Desrocher, C. Desrocher, guest

8A- C. Dodds, J. Wieworka, C. Dandrow, P. Sturm

9- M. Dodds, B. Wieworka, C. Dandrow, R. McGee

9A- R. Griffin, A. Magnus, M. Parrott, M. Walker

10- K. Dame, D. Garrand, M. Mousseau, D. Monahan

10A- A. Cutaiar, D. Barr, K. Zuckerman, C. Smith

11- P. Rabideau, M. Santa, P. Neverett, S. Stefanick

11A- A. Thompson, B. Thompson, K. Olsen, T. Olsen

12- M. Cutaiar, J. Barr, B. Smith, B. Zuckerman

13- G. Armstrong, J. Armstrong, guest, guest

13A- K. Menard, M. Menard, M. Weishaupt, guest

14- R. Lawliss, S. Mashtare, T. Long, B. Butler

15- T. Parrott, K. Bulson, S. Dupree, N. LaValley

15A- T. Bosley, M. Gadway, L. DeCoste, B. Surprenant

16- R. Cole, T. Harrigan, G. Messier, L. Trombley

16A- D. Cooke, L. Gadway, S. Labombard, R. Anctil

17- D. Tetreault, C. O'Brien, T. Hebert, M. Relation

17A- C. Welch, T. Armstrong, T. LaPierre, B. Lafave

18- P. Bayeur, C. Bayeur, B. Couvrette, P. Welch

18A- B. Belcher, D. Durham, B. Fry, P. DeVita

Kathy O'Connor shoots fourth ace
PERU — Kathy O'Connor of Plattsburgh recorded her fourth career hole-in-one Saturday and third at Adirondack Golf & Country Club. She used a Callaway 4 iron to sink her tee shot on the 123-yard third hole.

Gale Carroll and Brenda King witnessed the ace.

Reynolds team first in Paine scramble
WILLSBORO — The foursome of Harold Reynolds, Doug Haynes, Bill Mumford and Bill Cromie placed first for the men in the Paine Memorial Library Golf Scramble in memory of Ellie Campbell, which was held July 9 at Willsboro Golf Course.

Rene Lewis, Maureen Perry, Alice LeClerc and Kay Tekowitz claimed top honors for the women while Shawn Lydamore, Terry Lydamore, Theressa Marcotte and Jeff Marcotte won the Mixed Division.

Other place finishers were:

Men

2 — Mike McCauliffe, Eric McCauliffe, Pat McCauliffe and Joey Huttis.

3 — Ron Bruno, Rodger Jaquish, Gary Kins, Brian Kins

4 — Harry Smith, Ken Smith, Jeff Miller and Joey Stal

5 — Tim Singer, Eric Zimmerman, Ken Heintz and Mike Daley, Jr.

Women

2 — Christine Benedict, Linda Rockefeller, Luanne Neilsen and Tricia Baker

3 — Yvonne Minard, Janet Judd, Etta Moredock and Julie Pohlman

Mixed

2 — Mary Adams, Bob Adams, Pat Morris, John Lecky

3 — Mona Cross, Mike McKenna, Mark McKenna and Arlene Davis

Closest to the pin

Ladies — Kristin Morgenstein

Men — Eric Zimmerman

Closest to the line

Ladies — Jane Spierto

Men — Bob Burt

Longest drive

Ladies — Maureen Perry

Men — Pat McCauliffe

Michelob Carver slated for July 31
PLATTSBURGH — The Michelob Carver Classic will be held July 31 at Bluff Point Golf Resort with tee times beginning from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. The format consists of eight holes best ball, eight holes scramble and two holes of alternate shot.

Handicaps are added together then divided by 3 to form the Team handicap or by using lowest players handicap. (whichever is lower).

Cost is $80 for non-members or $50 for members/pass players. The fee covers golf, cart, prizes, skins and give-a-ways. Fees must be paid in advance and the field is limited to 24 teams.

To register, visit the pro shop or contact Casey, at 572-7479, or Kcflynn11@charter.net

Police Lodge 999 tourney Aug. 1
PLATTSBURGH — The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 999 Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, Aug. 1, with a 1 p.m. shotgun start for the four-person scramble at The Barracks Golf Course.

All entry fees are per person and includes golf, cart and meal. The cost for members is $50 and for non-members, $65. The top three places will be awarded in the men's/mixed division and the top two for the women's division. There will also be closest to the pin for men and women, longest drive for men and women, and the most honest team.

The day will also include raffles, 50/50 drawing and door prizes. For more information, call Suzanne, at 563-3725. Submit entries to Suzanne Ewing, 21 Erin Avenue, Plattsburgh, N.Y., 12901. Make checks payable to: FOP Lodge 999 (memo-2009 golf tournament).

Post 326 to hold event at Craig Wood
LAKE PLACID — The Post 326 American Legion Open will be held Sunday, Aug. 2, at the Craig Wood Golf & Country Club. There will be prizes for gross, net, Callaway, men's and women's longest drives and closest to the pins.

The entry fee is $25 for Craig Wood members and $40 for non-members and includes greens fees and an awards buffet at the American Legion. For more information and tee times, call Craig Wood, at 523-9811, or Don Edgley, chairman, at 523-3422.

Junior, boys state qualifier in Placid
LAKE PLACID — The North Country qualifying site for the New York State Golf Association's Junior and Boys Championships will be held at the Lake Placid Resort's Mountain Course on Monday, July 20. Twenty-one golfers have registered to attempt to grab one of the spots available for the state championship, which will be held in two divisions at the Skeneateles Country Club Aug. 4-5.

The competition is open to boys who have not reached their 18th birthday on or before Aug. 5, and for the younger division, for boys who have not attained the age of 15 on or before Aug. 5. Entries have closed for this event.

Men's Mid-Am qualifier Aug. 24
LAKE PLACID — The NYSGA's men's Mid-Amateur Championship will be held at the Glens Falls Country Club Sept. 25-27. The area qualifier will be Aug. 24 on the Links Course at the Lake Placid Resort. It will be one of several held prior to the event throughout the state.

Those interested in playing must be age of 25 or older as of July 31, and can enter online at www.nysga.org.

For more information, contact Brad Griffin, at 524-7143.

Northern New York Senior event Aug. 6
MASSENA — The Northern New York Men's and Women's Senior Golf Championship will be held Aug. 6 at the Massena Country Club. The tournament, sponsored by Community Bank, N.A., is offering more than $3,500 in prizes in net and gross divisions and special events. Last year, more than 170 competed.

The tournament will be divied into six flights: 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74 and 75 & older. This year, for the seventh time, there will be a Senior Women's Division with prizes for both net and gross winners.

Play will begin with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start and conclude with dinner and awards at 5:30 p.m. The entry fee, including cart, is $47 for Massena club members and $65 for non-members. If you prefer to walk, the fee is $35 for members and $50 for non-members. The entry fee covers the entire day's activities. The deadline for entering is Monday, Aug. 3.

For more information, contact the Massena Country Club pro shop, at (315) 769-2293.

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