10 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER
Men’s Club
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least one week prior to playing) or
play with a zero handicap.
Major golf events results
In addition to the regular play days
for 18 holes, Wednesday and Saturday,
the Men’s Club organizes about 20 ma-
jor events each year. Here are some
recent results:
■ July 17 Men’s Night Out - Win-
ning Foursome Teams tied for 1st
place were Lillibridge + McLain + Por-
ter + Sanford, and Heard + Meyers +
Poor + Scovil
■ July 27, 27-hole Match Play Event
- 1st flight winner Brad Werth, 2nd
flight winner Bubba Heard, 3rd flight
winner John Meyers, 4th flight winner
David Mendenhall
■ Aug. 1-2, Invitational Tournament
- Great weather, generous sponsors,
outstanding staff, all made for the best
event of the year for members and
their guests.
There are many deserving a public
thank you from the Men’s Club:
■ Thanks to the army of ladies of
CWGA for all their organizing and
supporting services, led by Jan Landis
& Kathy Harp. We could not run this
tournament without them!
■ Thanks to Mike Brown and Denny
Barton for co-chairing on behalf of the
Men’s Club and the players.
■ Thanks to John Meyers and his
band of volunteers for arranging for
the catering and for all the little things
that he does to make this event run as
smooth as possible.
■ Thanks to Kathie Barton for ap-
September 2019
plying her special touches to organiz-
ing and arranging our dinner seating
and to Laura Noftke, Cathi McLain,
Laura Curran for running the pari-mu-
tual components of our Invitational
Tournament.
■ Thanks to Matt Collier and his
crew for the long hours spent prepar-
ing the 27 holes at Charbonneau for
this event and for keeping the greens
and fairways in such great shape.
■ Thanks to Spencer Groshong for
his leadership of the Tuesday work
parties that play an incredible role in
helping maintain every corner of the
golf course, not only in appearance but
in the course’s playability.
■ Thanks to our golf pro, Chris
Bensel and his staff for doing all that
they do so well to run such a smooth
operation and tournament.
■ Thanks to Dave Massing for all
the sponsor signs and his crew of
Bruce Stone, Al Landis, Dennis
Jablonski, Don Larsen, Clair Simmons
and Jackson Bensel for setting them
out on the three courses. The Big
Sponsor Board that Dave prepares
looks great as always and is already
on display outside of the Pro Shop!
■ Thanks to all our sponsors listed
on the big board outside the Pro Shop.
Our Title Sponsors again this year,
Lisa and Mark Willett from Hasson
Reality and Jay Puppo from State
Farm, have been tremendous in their
support and with their contributions
that helped guarantee the success of
this event.
■ Thanks to Bubba Heard for pro-
viding pastries from Franz Bakery,
and Ron Leeper & Jerry Reser for pro-
viding the breakfast and wonderful
salads via Reser’s.
■ Thanks to Kim Hosford, the CCC
staff and Ron Trump for all your ef-
forts and setup of the dining room for
Thursday and Friday nights.
Winners were: Overall Champion
Team was Hanacek C + Hanacek T,
Gross Score winners tie were Harp +
Van Haelst, Martin + Whitenack, and
Net Score winners were Demartino +
Ferguson J.
Most Improved Golfer Status
Due to feedback and growing level
of interest from several members, we
have posted the complete list of 200
members that are on the report —
whether they improved or not. The
season-long competition for the most
improved golfer competition started
Oct. 1, 2018.
Current standings as of Aug. 1, 2019,
show 48% of members that had a start-
ing handicap on Oct. 1, 2018, have im-
proved, while the rest of us have not.
Here are the current Top 10 member
standings. Check the website under
the golf menu area for more informa-
tion.
OCT. 1 AUG. 1
RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
NAME H.I. H.I.
Johnson, Michael
Miller, Bob
Zinsli, Lee
Martin, Terry
Atkin, Denny
Hanacek, Carl
Lucich, Mike
Mason, Don
Larson, Don
Switzer, Steve 25.2
15.9
15.7
6.5
18.6
11.7
22.0
11.5
15.2
24.2 17.8
10.5
10.5
3.3
13.4
8.0
17.2
8.2
11.4
19.5
Charbonneau Cup Leaderboard
current Top 10 members points stand-
ings. Check the website under the golf
menu for a complete list of members
and more information. The Top 20 on
the points list will receive prizes, and
then play in the final Cup Tournament
in October.
As of Aug. 10, 2019
PLAYERS POINTS
Martin, Terry
Oberg, Jim
Morishita, Ford
Massing, Dave
Meyers, John
Shevlin, Bill
Gibbons, Jim
Schindler, Andy
Harp, Gene
Taylor, Tom 1937.50
1577.50
1380.00
1300.00
1290.00
1193.33
1180.00
1125.00
1050.00
1037.50
I Love You Like A Golf Course
Poem by Haley Akin
I write this on request
By a very special man
He wants a poem of meaning
So I’ll give him what I can...
I love you like a golf course
You are beautiful, yet green
You have some rough patches
And can come off sort of mean
You will frustrate me forever
Because I can’t make even par
But I know you’ll always be there
And I love you as you are
I know you have some hazards,
And you always want your way
I’ll probably never win the game
But it is awful fun to play.
➤
The season-long competition is un-
derway. Points are accumulated for
participation and additional points for
the Top Five placements. Here are the
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