Sang An scores rare hole-in-one on 12th hole
GUYS AND GALS GOLF TOURNAMENT
The Guys and Gals tournament was played on Sept. 18, a sunny and warm morning. Thirty-one teams of one man and one woman of varying skills contended for best net scores (gross score minus handicap), plus four circle holes (shots within a 5-foot radius rewarded), and two closest-to-the-pin challenges. Sixty-two players completed the 18 holes, where Sang An scored an uncommon hole-in-one on the 100-yard par-3 12th hole.
The course was in very good shape, although it was initially wet due to overnight watering. With great playing conditions, scores were outstanding with 28 of the 31 teams being net at or below par. Additionally, there were 12 circle hole winners with 52 birdies.
Low net score for the round was a tie at 43 by John Kolthoff and Karen Ford, and Won and Jane Song. For the men, closest to the pin was Marv Jones and Young Lee, and for the women it was Sophia Kim and Connie Kang.
A flight winners (handicaps of 0-7): Kolthoff and Ford, first place: Young and Hae Lee, and Bob Barnum and Kyung Ju, second; Ron Steele and Sophia Kim, third; Terry Thrift and Karen Mendon, fourth.
B flight winners (handicaps of 8-10): Gene Archambault and Mary Ann Moore, first place; Pat Paternoster and Sue Sloan, second; Seon and Sang Kim, third; Kevin Lindstedt and Pam Krug, James Farr and Sandy Derouin, Walt Bier and Margie Thompson, and Jae H. and Sun Lee, fourth.
C flight winners (handicaps of 11-18): Won and Jane Song, and Paul Shellenberger and Lynn Baidack, first place; Joon Sup and Young Sil Yoon, second; Dave LaCascia and Liz Meripol, and Hyon Shin and Sang An, third; Steve and Connie Kang, John Rudosky and Jane Koors, and Kevin and Carmen Daeley, fourth.
The next Guys and Gals tournament will be on the third Wednesday of October. The men’s tournament is played every second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Those who had planned to play in any tournament and cannot should contact Scott Tuchfarber at 909-684-0426 or Dave LaCascia at 801-674-5975 as soon as possible. Arrive 1015 minutes prior to scheduled tee time and be ready to play.
—Dave LaCascia The shotgun scramble scheduled for Oct. 2 has sold out. See Steve Moody to get on the standby list. There will be a picnic after the tournament at the Clubhouse 1 picnic area. Ev- eryone is invited. Tickets are $10 and are being sold in the golf shack at the weekly tournaments.
Sang An (l) and her partner Hyon Shin, with whom she shares the hole-in-one prize.
