Light Rain and Low Scores

The rain stopped prior to tee off and only made a brief appearance during the 18 hole round on Wednesday night.

The Southpaws had a good night taking all 12 points in their match while also setting the new Low Team Gross shooting an 84. The Rolling Stones and Whizbangers also took 12 points each. Randy Conley for the Stones had his first ever hole-in-one as he deposited his tee shot into the cup on hole 16 using a wedge.

Tim Donaldson shot lights out for nine setting the new Individual Low Gross bar even lower with a 25. Andy Koetstra also shot 25 and an 18-hole total of 52 but didn't count as it was his night to sit out.

Dan Jess won the 50/50 while the Closest to the Pin prizes went to Al Wilkinson on hole #9 and Steve Powell on #18.

Like He Planned It

This hole in one at the 2009 Canadian Open is worth seeing one more time.

Hole-in-One For Walker

Congratulations to Dave Walker of the Latecomers who earned his first ever ace on Wednesday night.

Using a 56-degree wedge, he sank his tee shot on the 102 yard 5th hole.

Joining Walker was his team-mate Don Muldoon and from the Hackers, Mick Berridge and Don St.Denis.

It's the second hole-in-one for a member of our league in as many weeks and everyone will be wanting to golf with Don as he was also witness to that one.

Way to go Dave!

Adams Aces Eighteen

Congratulations to Mark Adams of the Hackers who recorded his second career hole-in-one.

Adams used a seven iron on the 18th hole from the white tees. The hole was hidden from view on the tee and after searching for his ball he finally looked in the cup and was thrilled to find it nestled in the bottom of the cup.

Also golfing in the group and witnessing the ace were Don St.Denis, Lyle Williams and Mark Kennedy.

As a bonus, the 18th hole was also one of the Closest to the Pin holes for the night.