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Volume 6, Issue 5 May 2014

From the Officers Desk P 2

Growth of the Game P 3

PGA Junior League Golf P 4

Drive, Chip, & Putt P 5

Assistants Corner P 6

Rules Corner P 6

PGA HQ News P 7-8

Employment Chips P 9

Sterling Cut Glass P 10

Fitness Tips P 11

Tournament News P 12-13

Upcoming Events P 14

Member Updates & Birthdays P 15

Like many of you, moments happen in my professional and personal ca-

reer that help inspire me for the days, weeks, and months ahead. Perhaps

another way of putting it would be to say that sometimes you are able to

experience tangible progress to the point that it motivates you to take the

next step with an even greater purpose. The greater purpose is our PGA

Professionals and the standing of our brand and business in the com-

munity. Each one of you are entering such an extremely busy time at

your facilities and many of you don’t have any extra time to give to

your association. Like Ben says below in his article, it is not about asking for more time –

we welcome those that can get involved and encourage you to be part of what we do because

we can’t do it without your help. However, our role is to grow in the positive perception and

to point back at what you do for the game at your facilities and what you stand for outside of

those doors. By being the best PGA Professional at XYZ facility you help to verify and per-

petuate the message we are giving on each and every stage we are fortunate to take.

Tangible evidence of our brand growing is transpiring across all of the business functions we

service at the Gateway PGA. We have been put in a great position because of the leadership

within our section and the drive of our team members. Our razor thin margin for error with

the financials has started to ease and it has made way for greater investments into our mem-

ber programs. Our stock in the community continues to rise because of events like the Ozzie

& Friends Concert. Events like these not only allow for shoulder rubbing with the who’s

who in the celebrity and corporate world but it also opens eyes to the general public on what

we are as an association. Our annual Women’s Golf Day presented by Callaway Golf and

Michelob Ultra sold out in 2 weeks with 190 women coming to The Quarry at Crystal

Springs on June 1! In addition, we are investing in our tournament program and have put

meaning back in our Players Championship that is a free invitation with a guaranteed purse

for those that make it. Nearly 70 PGA Professionals competed in our first point event of the

year which is evidence that competition and playing still rings as important to our

membership.

Instead of making phone calls, I am receiving phone calls to talk about our brand, our PGA

Professionals, and the important role we play in the community. Tangible proof in progress

is what continues to drive me and I am not aware of any current ceiling that exists for us. I

continue to be inspired by the friendships, your talents, and what we all can do to positively

grow the business and perception of golf. It is with respect and understanding that not all of

our PGA Professionals are in a good situation or a job that matches their skill set. However,

we continue to work hard to try and bring new players to the game, elevate the perception of

your work, and provide meaningful education and playing opportunities for your continued

growth and enjoyment.

All the best,

Josh Riley, PGA

Section Officers

Joe Schwent, PGA President

Nathan Charnes, PGA Vice-President

Benjiman Kent, PGA Secretary

Gateway PGA Staff

Josh Riley, PGA Executive Director

Steve Finn, PGA Assistant Executive Director

Michael Brown, PGA Director or Junior Golf

Ali Wells, PGA Foundation Operations Director

Lindsay Riley Foundation Admin Assistant

Susan Bender Membership

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FROM THE OFFICERS DESK

This column may read, at first, like it is all about me. By the end of reading this column, it

should be evident that it is about you and our Section. It was about this time in 2012 that I

decided to vet the possibility of running for Secretary of the Gateway PGA. I first discussed

this idea with my family, knowing I needed their support if I were to attempt to undertake this

endeavor. Second, I confided in a few of my PGA Brethren and asked for their honest

feedback about me as a potential candidate. (If my friends didn’t think I should run, then I

surely had to think twice). Third, and equally important, I spoke to the owners of Persimmon

Woods, knowing I needed their support as well. By placing my name on the ballot, I was in-

herently stating that I was prepared to make a multi-year commitment, and with a busy career, I needed to know they

were without reservations. Finally, I needed to make sure my personal reasons for running were the right reasons,

not the wrong ones. It is up to each candidate to decide for him/herself what those reasons are. For me, since regis-

tering as an Apprentice in 1997 with The PGA of America, I have always been committed to elevating the public

perception of the PGA Professional. We are the leaders in the Golf Industry and we should promote it. As a Board

Member I knew I could undoubtedly make an impact in elevating our status in a manner that transcended the 192

acres on which Persimmon Woods resides. I knew I could help address (on a collective effort with our Board) the

ongoing challenge of allocating our limited financial resources in the most effective manner as well as helping to

provide traction to our collective, fiduciary responsibility we have to grow the game of golf.

Each of you could add a litany of additional items that are equally important. I promised you in 2012 that I would

never ask you for more of your time, and I will not break that promise. That being said, if you are so inclined to take

the initiative to run for office, I eagerly volunteer you my time to answer your questions, as long as you know that I

do not profess to have all the answers. I pledge to help provide you with whatever insight I am able to, with regard

to what you could expect if you were to have the privilege I so humbly was rewarded with, serving you, my fellow

PGA Professionals.

For more information about running for office this fall, please do not hesitate to contact me, one of our Board

Members or the Section Office. I can be reached at (636) 300-5703 or bkent@pwgolf.com.

Be well,

Ben

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GROWTH OF THE GAME

Top 6 Things You Should Know About the Gateway PGA College Combine

1. 2014 presents the 3rd Annual Gateway PGA College Combine on July 21st at the Country Club of St. Albans.

2. Our Combine is the only annual Combine led by PGA Professionals.

3. Top junior golfers from across a 9-state region are being personally invited to participate in our Combine.

4. College Coaches from across the Midwest are being personally invited to attend.

5. A new format brings a full day of college golf education through a keynote speaker, a seminar panel of college

coaches, skills assessments, and on-course play with skill demonstrations.

6. Your help IS needed! Invite a College Coach; invite a talented high school golfer; volunteer to participate.

It’s that time of year again… Women’s Golf Day! The committee has been hard at work pulling together the

biggest and best free women’s event yet. The Quarry at Crystal Springs will play host to an afternoon of golf

instruction, vendor shopping, and a happy hour on Sunday, June 1st. A huge thank you goes out to our sponsors,

Callaway Golf and Michelob Ultra.

Women’s Golf Day will be busting at the seams with over 200 ladies eager to get involved in the game of golf.

Next step activations will be available on-site for ladies: Get Golf Ready, ladies clinics and other opportunities

offered at facilities of volunteering Professionals. You can take advantage of this event in a couple different

ways:

1. Contact me to be a station instructor at Women’s Golf Day

2. Register your facility and promote your upcoming programs through GetGolfReady.com or Active.com

Contact a member of the WGD Team to see how you can help or for more information: Barbara Blanchar, Jill

Bertram, Nash Haxel, or Ali Wells.

Welcome Gavin Hagar! The Foundation is happy to introduce Gavin to the Gateway PGA team

this summer. A student at St. Louis University, Gavin brings with him a passion for

professional sports, experience working with kids, and a golf game that needs a bit of work. He

will be working closely with the Junior Development Tour, Drive Chip and Putt, Women’s Golf

Day, the College Combine, and PGA REACH activities. We are looking forward to a great sum-

mer with Gavin so please take a minute to welcome him.

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Tuesday, June 3 Gateway National Golf Links 9:00 AM 200

Friday, June 6 Pheasant Run Golf Course 12:30 PM 200

Friday, July 11 Oakbrook Golf Course 11:00 AM 200

Sunday, July 13 Perche Creek Golf Course 9:00 AM 200

Thursday, July 31 Old Hickory Golf Club 2:00 PM 150

Local Qualifiers

Monday, August 4 WingHaven Country Club 2:00 PM Pre-Determined

Sub Regional Qualifier

The entire section staff is very excited about the

upcoming Drive, Chip and Putt Qualifiers being held in

our section in June and July with the Sub Regional

Qualifier in early August. This experience is completely

FREE to your juniors so please help us in promoting our

area qualifiers. One of your juniors could be on TV the

week of The Masters!

Juniors will have the opportunity to advance from our five

(5) local qualifiers to the sub-regional qualifier at

WingHaven Country Club on August 4. The sub-regional

qualifiers advance to regionals in Kansas City where they

will compete for the chance to advance to Augusta

National Golf Club the Sunday before The Masters! We

are moving along with preparations and still need

volunteers to help administer the events. Please contact

the office if you can help us with this very significant and worthwhile competition. You will be awarded MSR

credits for each hour you volunteer and have a good time helping the kids.

Please click HERE for a promotional flier that can be sent out or displayed at your facilities.

Remember….the event is completely FREE to your juniors.

If you have any questions you can visit www.drivechipandputt.com or call or email me at the section office.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Susan Bender

636-532-3355 x 101 sbender@pgahq.com

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ASSISTANTS CORNER We are really looking forward to a wonderful day at The Missouri Bluffs on Monday, May 19

as we raise money for the National Car Rental Assistants Championship. I am happy to show

in this report our current team list. I hope to see you on the course!

Justin Rose had a two stroke penalty rescinded prior to the start of the final round of The

Tournament Players Championship. He addressed a chip on the eighteenth hole. He backed

off and consulted playing partner Sergio Garcia. They also saw a replay on the big screen near

the green. They determined the ball had not moved.

Tour officials reviewed the video and determined the ball had moved. They told Justin he

needed to add two penalty strokes, the general penalty for Rule 18, before he signed his

card. He would have incurred a stroke penalty under 18-2b Ball Moving After Address but

since he had not replaced the ball he incurred the two stroke penalty. This is covered in the footnote below the Gen-

eral Penalty statement.

The Committee later realized they had not taken into account the new Decision 18/4 that was added January 1, 2014.

The determination that the ball had moved was through the use of sophisticated technology (HD and slow motion).

The movement of the ball could not reasonably be discerned by the naked eye. Therefore the determination made by

Justin was deemed to be conclusive. The officials informed Rose of the reversal prior to him starting play of the

fourth round.

RULES CORNER

Name Players

Bellerive CC #1 Justin Auping, Dennis Auping, Andy Auping, Matt Auping

Birdies & Tees Tory Hayes, Terry Richardson, Rod Wright, Tony Debellis

EHI Ryan Benhoff, Josh Riley, Paul Roeder, Bill Nickelson

Forest Hills CC Marvin Herrod, Justin Beaston, Mark Floyd, Nate James

Franklin County CC Shane Blankenship, Drew Armstrong, Kevin Carey, Eddie Tune

Illini CC Michael Leotta, Grady Chronister, Peter Casper, Hal Perkins

Meadowbrook CC #1 R.J. Villafuerte, Mark Schraier, Corey Berger, Warren Schultz

Meadowbrook CC #2 Adam Betz, Ed Alizadeh, Sam Valencia, Craig Betz

Old Hawthorne CC Austin Waibel, Old Hawthorne, Old Hawthorne, Old Hawthorne

Persimmon Woods GC #1 Sam Jonell, Bob Funke, Jim Nelson, Brian Gibson

Persimmon Woods GC #2 Eric Ratzlaff, Rick Davis, Gary Fults, David Linstedt

Quincy CC #1 George Schrage, Mike Happel, Steve Lowenberg, Jim Stebor

Quincy CC #2 Emily Berryman, Alex Berryman, Scott Berryman, Rachel Powers

Sullivan CC Myles Beckett, Ray Lewis, Dave Schatz, Brett Hulsey

The Falls GC Ryan Buckley, Ron Reeves, Rob Summers, Erin Rich

TNT Golf Cars Jason Traeder, Ty Zimmerman, Gus Traeder, Dale Craven

Westborough CC #1 Jimmy Bals, James Pate, Sid Trojahn, Mel Burkart

Westborough CC #2 Jim Miali, Frank Lahey, Denis Isenberg, Mark Moschner

Westborough CC #3 Steve Autry, Steve Wendling, John Slattery, Chris Lynas

WingHaven CC Barbara Blanchar, Ron Wilson, Bob Blanchar, Bret Wilson

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PGA HQ NEWS

The new PGA Magazine app for iOS and Android was

introduced in January at the PGA Merchandise Show.

The PGA Magazine app is updated daily and contains

PGA Best Practices, PGA Section News, a PGA Leader-

board for national and Section tournament results, PGA

of America News, the PGA Membership Directory, a

PGA Clubfitting Library, PGA Lesson Tee and Rules

Talk articles. The use of the PGA Magazine app allows

PGA Members and apprentices to gain access to thou-

sands of PGA Professionals and to communicate and

share ideas, best practices and news in a whole new way.

To download the PGA Magazine app for iPhone or iPad,

visit the Apple App Store by clicking here. To download

the app for an Android smartphone or tablet, visit Google

Play by clicking here. To login to the password-protected

app, use your PGALinks username and password.

This new PGA Member benefit was launched the first

week of May and is part of a revamped PGA of

America’s Member Merchandising Program, designed to

provide members with PGA logoed apparel from top

manufacturers at a significantly lower cost than in the

past.

PGA Members can now buy product with the PGA of

America, PGA Master Professional, PGA Professional,

and PGA Certified Professional logos just above cost.

For the first time, Members will be able to buy PGA

Championship and Ryder Cup logoed product, year

round, through the same program.

To check out the store online click here and use your

PGALinks username and password for entry.

We are happy to announce the launch of another digital

tool this week-- a digital complement to the printed PGA

Appointment Calendar, the PING On-Line Sched-

uler. This new tool will be live on PGALinks.com and

enable members to insert National and Section events

and programs into their personal digital schedules.

The printed PING calendar will continue to exist, but this

tool will provide Members the ability to add these events

directly to personal Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, or

iCal calendars. The goal is to save time and energy for

our PGA Professionals.

This is the first step for this tool. Future enhancements

will include mobile optimization and additional features,

but our primary objective is simplicity. Click here to

check it out and enjoy the new feature.

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PGA HQ NEWS

The PGA of America is once again conducting the PGA

Golf Management Summer Experience, a 4-day program

offered to students interested in a career in golf that

includes the following:

Engagement in team building activities with other

students with similar educational goals

Sample key courses required to obtain the PGA Golf

Management designation

Receive enrollment information and a campus tour

Instruction from PGA of America and PGA Golf

Management University Program staff, students and

alumni

Participate in golf activities

Opportunity to live in a university residence hall

Preview of university life

This year’s sessions will take place at Eastern Kentucky

University and Mississippi State University. Click

here to learn more about this opportunity.

MSR Credits: PGA Members earn 2 MSRs by complet-

ing on or before May 30, 2014.

Having access to various operation benchmarks to help

you in determining your facility operation annual budgets

and comparisons to like facilities is extremely valuable.

The PGA Annual Operations Survey (based on your fa-

cility’s calendar/fiscal year 2013) will help to capture

this information so that you and all of our Gateway PGA

Members can have it at their fingertips.

PALM BEACH GARDENS,

Fla. – The PGA of America

and PGA Worldwide Golf

Exhibitions will launch an all

-new PGA Fashion & Demo Experience (formerly the

PGA Expo), August 18-20, 2014, exclusively for golf

industry professionals and golf lifestyle apparel retailers

at The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas and

Cascata Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada.

The new upscale fashion merchandising, product testing

and professional education event will build upon the

former event's most successful programming and offer

new and improved business and retail connections.

"The new PGA Fashion & Demo Experience offers a

modern, sophisticated marketplace where PGA

Professionals and industry executives will have valuable

access to the newest golf innovations, fashions and

expert instruction," said PGA of America CEO Pete

Bevacqua. "Additionally, Cascata Golf Club will be a

spectacular host facility for the day-long schedule of new

golf programs during the PGA Demo Experience."

Click here to continue reading.

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Employment “Chips” Employment Chips! – Please enjoy

this “Gateway Employment Chips”

section of your email newsletter.

Every month I will be adding to the

subjects of these “brief” articles and

hoping to inspire your thought

process regarding your

employment and/or your facility.

Please use and expand on the

information to make your

employment more successful!

BE VISIBLE!!!

When working with an employer on posting a Head

Professional, Director of Golf or General Manager

position, the employer has lamented to me on numerous

occasions their previous employee was lacking in the

visibility area of their job. When I press the employer to

explain, they simply say, he or she (the employee) was

just not VISIBLE!

I realize expectations are sometimes unrealistic when it

comes to being visible. This begs the question to the

employer, “When do I need to be at the club or what are

your expectations for me”? Start the dialogue

today before it becomes a problem. If the employer

isn’t going to give you direction, here are some ideas

to potentially think about.

Do you make a “bank run” daily? When are you doing

it? Is it possible to have someone else do it for you?

Are the errands you run necessary?

Are you “above” answering the phone or checking

people in or being at the counter from time to time?

Do you ever meet/greet people in the parking lot when

they arrive? There is no better time to make a positive

impression than when a member/customer arrives at

the facility.

What are you doing for your Ladies groups?

“Delegating”? Make sure you are available and treat this

as an opportunity to be seen.

Are you there only to “hand out the awards”? Make sure

this doesn’t become a habit! Members do notice this

phenomenon!

Do you ever start groups on the first tee? The banter and

pleasantries exchanged can be fun and show you care.

Do you make runs around the course? Make the run not

necessarily just for pace of play reasons. Maybe have

your clubs with you and play a few holes with a group.

Do make an effort to “work the range” from time to time.

Offering swing tips and timely advice can go a long way

in improving your stock at the facility.

I know there are many more ideas that some of you are

doing to be visible. Make a concerted effort this year to

increase your visibility at your facility- it could make a

difference!

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Friends, family and clients have increasingly expressed an interest in wearable technology for fitness.

Most technology of this kind is worn on the wrist. While attending the American College of Sports

Medicine (ACSM) Fitness Summit Conference last month, I had the opportunity to explore new tech-

nologies being used to track, measure, encourage and motivate people to-

ward fitness.

I spoke with a friend who was wearing a Nike Loop. Trendy? Oh, yes. He

said that was one reason he wears it! But he also said it makes him aware

of sitting too long, not drinking enough water and also helps him measure

steps, movement and more.

The success stories are out there: Another individual I know has been wearing a

Fitbit Flex wristband—which helps you set goals for movement, calorie intake

and also measures your sleep cycle—for several months and has lost 20 pounds.

Obviously, with the variety of devices available you’ll need to narrow down your

goals. For instance, what exactly do you want to measure—steps? Calories? Heart

rate? Sleep? Along with cost, you might also want to consider features such as

battery life, how the device feels on your wrist and how the reminder alarms func-

tion, along with the capability for unique apps. Should you get a waterproof device? One with a

screen? Some of the devices allow you to “friend” with others and compare notes.

After reviewing many of these devices, I’ve concluded people who are into fitness probably don’t

need a reminder to move, hydrate and breathe. But most of us could use all the help we can get to stay

motivated for fitness. Anytime we are feeling better and in better shape physically and mentally it can

only improve our golf game. If technology can give your fitness plan a boost, there’s no doubt a device

is available to meet your needs. Go exploring!

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Here the the Flight Results from yesterday’s Anti-gua Golf Pro-Sr at The Legends CC

Championship Flight 1st Place Annbriar GC (Scott Kunz) 2nd Place Bellerive CC (Mike Tucker) 3rd Place Persimmon Woods GC (Jeff Escott)

A Flight 1st Place St. Clair CC (Tom Sipula) 2nd Place Fox Run GC (Dennis Biedenstein) 3rd Place Meramec Lakes GC (Scott Brauer)

B Flight 1st Place Ballwin GC (Dave Furlong) 2nd Place The Falls GC (Brad Hulett) 3rd Place Persimmon Woods GC (Ben Kent)

Annbriar, St. Clair, and Ballwin, all qualify for the National Car Rental Pro-Am Championship at Al-gonquin GC on September 25th.

Congratulations to all the winners More...

Suhre wins 2nd Consecutive Match Play

Championship

Mike Suhre of Oakbrook GC captured his 2nd straight Match Play Championship at Annbriar GC. Suhre defeated 2013 Gateway PGA Player of the Year Bob Gaus

for the second year in the Championship-Match. Both players came out firing and birdied to halve the 2nd hole. Suhre wasn't done yet though as he went on to eagle #5 and then follow that up with birdies on #6 and #7 to go 3 up. He then made his only bogey of the day on #8 but came right back with a birdie at #9 to make the turn at 3 up. After halves at 10 and 11, 3 birdies in a row at 13, 14, and 15, were enough to seal the deal at 5 and 3. Gaus was 3 under at the time, while Suhre finished up 8 under par through 15 holes. In the semi-final matches, Gaus topped JC

Anderson 5 & 3, while Suhre beat Brian Fogt 2 & 1. It was the first time that the top 4 seeds had all advanced to the semi-final round.

Jason Traeder of TNT Golf Cars with Champion Brian Fogt Fogt Sweeps Season Opener at Persimmon Woods

Bellerive CC Teaching Professional Brian Fogt came out firing shooting an impressive 5-under par round of 66 to capture the first Player of the Year

Point Event at Persimmon Woods GC. Fogt, playing the 6700 yard, par 71 layout, competed in both the Regular & Senior Divisions and his score was good enough for victories over a large field of competitors.

In the Regular Division, Fogt claimed a 2 shot

victory over the 57 player field, with Jeff Schmidt &

Ryan Roy tying for runner-up honors with 3-under

par 68's. Mike Tucker was 4th with 69 and Mike

Suhre rounded out the top 5 with a round of 70.

The Senior Division boasted a field of 19 players

and Brian's 66 gave him a 4-stroke win over

Persimmon Woods Charlie Stock who finished at

1-under par 70. Stock’s impressive score beat his

age by 3 and Nash Haxel of The Quarry at Crystal

Springs finished 3rd with an even par 71. CLICK

HERE FOR FULL RESULTS

Anderson Wins Panther Creek Pro-Open

JC Anderson, overcame strong steady winds and a solid field of Professionals to capture the title at the Springfield Classic

Pro-Open at Panther Creek CC. JC finished the day

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with a 3-under par round of 69 and was the only player in the field of 45 pros to break par. Ander-son competed in both Regular & Senior Divisions on the 6850 yards layout. Adam Betz & Mark Faulkner finished the day at even par 72 to tie for the runner-up spot. Kevin Triefenbach, Brian Fogt, & Brandon Veld, rounded out the top 6 with 73's. In the Senior Division after Anderson & Faulkner, Brian Fogt & Mike Brengard tied for third with 73's while Steve Lotz rounded out the top 5 with a 74.

Archer Logan of Bergen GC in Springfield won the TNT Challenge CTP on Hole #14. More…

Place Player Events Points

1 Adam M. Betz 2 185.00

2 Brandon L. Veld 3 172.00

3 Shane J. Blankenship 3 137.00

4 Emily K. Berryman 2 127.50

5 Marvin G. Herrod 3 125.00

6 Justin D. Auping 3 122.50

7 Jeffrey W. Schmid 1 100.00

8 Sam D. Jonell 3 94.50

9 Brandon L. Coffey 3 87.50

10 Loel B. Fischer 2 87.00

View Complete Standings

Place Player Events Points

1 Brian R. Fogt 16 370.00

2 Mike L. Suhre 10 365.00

3 Jc Anderson 14 324.00

4 Bob T. Gaus 9 260.00

5 Ryan P. Roy 16 210.00

6 Tom L. Sipula 11 172.50

7 Rob W. Sedorcek 12 149.50

8 Jimmy J. Bals 12 137.50

9 Dennis M. Biedenstein 13 135.00

10 Nash Haxel 17 120.00

View Complete Standings

Place Player Events Points

1 Brian R. Fogt 4 175.00

2 Jc Anderson 6 167.50

T3 Nash Haxel 4 135.00

T3 Jeff Whitfield 4 135.00

5 Mark W. Faulkner 6 132.50

6 David Levine 4 102.50

7 Rob W. Sedorcek 4 82.50

8 Gary R. Mitchell 4 75.00

T9 Scott Bess 2 67.50

T9 Garth Bayer 2 67.50

View Complete Standings

Place Player Events Points

1 Charles R. Stock 2 175.00

T2 Mike C. Brengard 2 155.00

T2 Steve L. Lotz 2 155.00

4 Scott Bess 1 85.00

T5 Steve Heckel 1 70.00

T5 Michael A. Wensing 1 70.00

T5 Brad Hulett 1 70.00

8 Mike Murphy 1 60.00

View Complete Standings

Place Player Events Points

1 Emily K. Berryman 2 200.00

2 Barbara A. Blanchar 2 170.00

3 Helen A. Kurtin 1 75.00

View Complete Standings

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May 15th May 15th -- June 15th BirthdaysJune 15th Birthdays

Austin J WaibelAustin J Waibel 5/195/19 Nathan C MorrisNathan C Morris 6/56/5

Edward A. Schwent, PGAEdward A. Schwent, PGA 5/215/21 Dustin M LaneDustin M Lane 6/66/6

Michael J. Brown, PGAMichael J. Brown, PGA 5/245/24 Robert P. Wright, PGARobert P. Wright, PGA 6/66/6

Marvin D. Boegler, PGAMarvin D. Boegler, PGA 5/275/27 Jesse W. Barge, PGAJesse W. Barge, PGA 6/76/7

Keith A. May, PGAKeith A. May, PGA 5/285/28 Robert Carranza, PGARobert Carranza, PGA 6/76/7

Joseph M Branco IIJoseph M Branco II 5/315/31 Nicholas D ChriscoNicholas D Chrisco 6/96/9

Eric Ewing, PGAEric Ewing, PGA 6/96/9

Bob Ross, PGABob Ross, PGA 6/16/1 James R. Maxam III, PGAJames R. Maxam III, PGA 6/96/9

Myles A. BeckettMyles A. Beckett 6/36/3 Brett A. Moomey, PGABrett A. Moomey, PGA 6/96/9

Thomas C FarrarThomas C Farrar 6/36/3 Robert T. Nicklas, PGARobert T. Nicklas, PGA 6/96/9

Jay C. Pettlon, PGAJay C. Pettlon, PGA 6/36/3 John R Sluhan John R Sluhan 6/96/9

Scott J. Roe, PGAScott J. Roe, PGA 6/36/3 Jon M. Crane, PGAJon M. Crane, PGA 6/126/12

Curt L. Corey, PGACurt L. Corey, PGA 6/46/4 Scott Oulds, PGAScott Oulds, PGA 6/136/13

Nathan J JacquinNathan J Jacquin 6/46/4 Jesse T WellerJesse T Weller 6/136/13

Keith E Baker, PGAKeith E Baker, PGA 6/56/5