Foothills Senior Golf Association

March 12, 2009 Pickens Country Club

Eighty-two members and guests enjoyed cool, breezy weather. Congratulations to the winners! Thanks to those who helped with the scoring.

1st Flight
LG Tim McFall 74
LN Larry Shaw 67
2nd Ray Bolo 69
3rd Donnie Sargent 69
4th Otto Kelley 70
5th Phil Evans 70
2nd Flight
LG Terry Kamp 81
LN Bob McCormack 67
2nd Steve Autrey 68
3rd Pete Smith 68
4th Larry Smith 68
5th Marshall Stuart 70
3rd Flight
LG Tommy Gardner 82
LN Earl Epps 62
2nd Bob Provost 63
3rd Tom McCorkle 65
4th Pete Ellis 66
5th Heyward Brissey 67
4th Flight
LG Ken Hill 95
LN Ron Naradowski 69
2nd Jack Gilchrist 70
3rd Cliff Meigs 71
4th Arnold Smith 71
5th Ray Gillespie 75

Highlights

Perry Bullard eagled the par four 15th from the fairway. Stuart Scully birdied #16 by holing out his bunker shot. Tim McFall had the low round of the tournament, a 74, which included a front nine 34. He birdied both par 3’s and #8. Great round!

Closest to Pin/Longest Drive

John Aleck on #3; Terry Kamp on #6; Curt Irish on #17. The long drive was launched by Tom McCorkle.

Next Tournament

Southern Oaks CC, 105 Southern Oaks Boulevard, Easley, SC, 29640 – Thursday, April 9th.
Starting time is 8:30 AM and the cost is $24. The Pro Shop is
859-6698. I should receive all entries by Monday, April 6th. Please adhere to the deadline. Note the starting time. Don’t be late.

Special Events

There will be a trip to Arrowhead Pointe (Elberton, GA) on Thursday, April 30th. There is a 44 golfer limit (16 have already enrolled). You can reserve a spot by notifying me. The cost is $45 and includes green fee, cart, and prizes. Checks are due by April 16th. Guests are welcome and can compete with a valid handicap index. Bring a foursome. If you haven’t played Arrowhead Pointe, you should not miss out. This is rated one of the top public courses in the United States. It is only a 30 minute drive from Anderson.

New Members

Welcome to John Aleck, Dave Postlewaite, and Dave Adams. Welcome back to Bill Grahl who was out due to surgery.

Rules

If you have the bad luck to hit into a bunker and your ball comes to rest in a footprint or other hole in the bunker, you are not allowed to improve your lie in any way. It’s called “rub of the green” and you have to play it as it lies or you can call an unplayable lie and drop in the bunker no closer to the hole with a one stroke penalty.

Golf Witticism

“A lie is either where the ball has come to rest or where the player claims it came to rest.” Peter Gammond