It was another successful Men’s day at the Alberni Golf Course on the weekend. Many thanks to Tim MacLean and Stephanie Webber of Tim Hortons for their generous contribution to the day. It was good to see Tim playing.
The Stableford event was split into two sections, Low handicap group, 17 and under, high handicap group, 18 and over.
In the low handicap division Terry Rai was the best with 24 points followed by Preben Rasmussen 23 points, Lloyd Fairley 19 points, Cal Davies, Bill Kriwoken and Craig Acland all with 18 points.
Fred Fredrickson, Jacques Giovetti and Mike Savard tied with 16 points each. Winning gift certificates in the low handicap division were Wayne Johnstone, Corey Neilson, Brian Tall, Keith Gauthier, Al Wright and Chad Wutke.
In the high handicap division Clarke Crowe and Bill Bjornsen had 19 points, Cliff O’laney had 18 points, Mel Trelvik and Ned Stewart had 17 points, Dave Mann and Steve Pointon with 16 Points, Don McGowan with 15 points and Vic Carlton with 14 points.
Winning gift certificates in the high handicap division were, Don Gill, Masami Hirayama, Darrell Van Os, Bill Johnston, and Dan Cheetham.
There were many closest to the pins this week, with the winners being, Gerry White, Cal Davies, Al Wright, Craig Acland, Gerry Toms, Bill Johnston and Don McGowan. Winning the long putt contest was Brandon Sawyer, Bill Bjorensen and Mel Trelvik.
Charity closest to the pin on No.7 was Steve White taking home $45.
Money pot winners were Terry Rai who collected $24 for the only birdie on No. 2 and Glen Trask collected $24 for the only birdie on No. 13.
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Don’t forget this Sunday September 20th. is the Ryder Cup. Please sign up in the Pro Shop by noon on Saturday, Sept. 19.
There will be two teams, The Pro Shop Team with Brian Rands as the Captain against The Grounds Team with Steve White as the Captain.
The Captains will alternate picking players from the sign up sheet. They will send their players out in pairs alternating their match ups. Each player will play his own ball with the low gross winning the hole.
Play will end after 18 holes have been played. Unlike the Ryder Cup that has a limited number of players, we will play all players. Players of any handicap can participate, since the Captains will try to match up competing players with similar handicaps.