Sizemore’s win Red, White and Blue tourney at Kenai Golf Course

  • By By Gordon Griffin
  • Wednesday, July 8, 2015 12:22am
  • Sports

I would like to thank Rich Edwards for putting together an outstanding Red, White, and Blue Tournament for the Fourth of July! Doug Jung, thanks for providing morning snacks. I need to set the stage…

Going in to the last hole which was No. 16 in this shotgun start format, the team of Bob and Caleb Sizemore was tied with the Doug Haralson and Ken Liedes team at eleven under par. Ken and Doug hit great shots just off to the right side of the green. Bob Sizemore was 65 yards out and chipped it in for an EAGLE! That meant that Ken and Doug would have to follow with an eagle of their own in order to maintain the tie. They settled for a birdie. Bob and Caleb Sizemore won with a thirteen under par!!! Doug Haralson and Ken Liedes finished second with a score of minus-12. Congratulations to all.

The teams of Craig Jung and Jessie Wade, Greg Harrington and Dusty Steinbeck, and Rich Edwards and Tommy Carver tied for third place with scores of minus-9. The winner for third place was decided by a tee shot on hole No. 10, which is a par-3. Harrington/Steinbeck won the play off and finished third, and Rich Edwards and Tommy Carver won fourth place. Other notable scores: Mark and Lara Griffin minus-8, Doug Jung and Gordon Griffin also minus-8. The teams of Jim Holliday and Eddie Sibilboro, along with Max and James Dye, both shot minus-7. Brian Wodarek and Skip Dove shot a minus-5.

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Closest to the Pin on hole No. 5 was won by Tommy Carver with a great shot of 7 feet, 4 1-2 inches, barely beating out Karl Liedes who put a shot into the pin at 8 feet, 7 inches. Greg Harrington won Closest ot the Pin on hole No. 9 at 22 feet, 11 inches, beating out Doug Jung at 27 feet, 10 inches. Hole No. 10 was won by Eddie Sibilboro with a shot of 10 feet, 2 inches, beating out Doug Haralson at 13 feet, 1 inch. Hole No. 14 was won by Mark McComsey with an outstanding shot of 3 feet, 11 inches, winning over Jackie Colosso’s 7 feet, 4 inches. Closest to the Pin on the 2nd shot on hole No. 18 was won by Jackie Colosso with another great shot of 8 feet, 2 inches. Great shooting, Jackie!

Men’s Night on July 2: The team of Tommy Carver, Gary Brumley, Dave Kerkvliet and Vito Kleinschmidt took first place with an excellent 9-hole score of minus-5. Rich Edwards, Jim Webb, Skip Dove, and Doug Haralson manned the team that finished second at minus-4. At minus-2 was the third place team of Max Dye, Mark Azzara, Dan Cabrera and Greg Harrington. The fourth-place team included Doug Jung, Bill Haese, Andrew Carver and Dwight Kramer who scored minus-1. Closest to the Pin on hole No. 10 was won by Doug Haralsno with a shot of 6 foot, 4 inches. On hole No. 14 Max Dye hit a shot of 8 feet, 5 1-2 inches, winning that KP. Closest to the Pin on the second shot on hole No. 18 was also won by Doug Haralson with 13 feet, 6 1-2 inches. Door prizes for this Men’s night were provided by Jersey Subs, Kenai River Pizza, Kenai Golf Course, and Arby’s. Thank you to our wonderful sponsors.

Senior League June 30: 18 seniors took to the course. Low Gross was won by Gordon Griffin with a 37. Skip Dove won Low Net with a net score of 29. There were three skins won in this event by Bob Drews, Craig Jung and Skip Dove. Closest to the Pin on hole No. 5 was won by Dale Sandahl with 11 feet, 1 inch. I would like to thank Jerry Norris for his excellent work on our Senior League. The seniors are 50 and older and play nine holes every Thursday between 9 and 9:30 a.m.

The Junior Mentorship Program, sponsored by the Kenai Golf Association is really taking off! Every Thursday, starting at 9:30 a.m. Juniors ages eight to 15 play nine holes of golf free of charge accompanied by experienced adult golfers who are members of the association. This program is designed to give Juniors who have had some golf instruction more experience on the course. They learn course strategy and etiquette from adults who know the course well. Parents are welcome to walk along or pick up their children between 11:30 a.m. and noon. Juniors need to be in the clubhouse by 9:15 a.m.

Coming clinics include Intermediate Lady Golfers on July 13 and 14, Beginning Lady Golfers on July 20 to 22, and Junior Golfers on July 27 to 29. Call the clubhouse for questions or to sign up.

July Tournaments

Saturday, July 11: Brown Bears Tournament

Sunday, July 12: KGA Tourney

Saturday, July 18: Alliance Tournament

Saturday, July 25: Firefighters Tournament

As always, see you on the course!

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