Turcotte takes “A†Flight at Ainsdale's Men's Night; and senior men's results
Don Turcotte was having a great week at Ainsdale Golf Course. After winning the Senior Club Championship on the weekend, he took the “A” Flight at Men's Night, Thursday, with a score of 31.9.
Tied for second, were Gordon Yoon and Mark Smith, 32.4, followed by Ken Bellan, 33.5; Paul Catto, 34.4; Gary Chambers, 34.9; Charles Candler, 35.2; and Travis McLaughlin and Derek McBride tied at 36.3.
Skins winners, were Chris Brown, Mark Smith, Don Turcotte and Gordon Yoon.
“B” Flight: Mike Meraw, 31.8; Scott Martyn and Rick Kinjerski tied, 32.1;Ken Quinn, 33.9; Duane Regier, 34.3; Blair Pollock, 34.6; Dave Beamish, 34.9; Dennis Schmidt and Mike Harper tied, 35.6. Skins winner, was Jay Dunlop.
“C” Flight: Rod MacDonald, 36.2; Boyd Carruthers, 36.7; Art Jolley, 36.9; Henry Lansink, 37.3; Joe Bowers and Riley Cook tied, 37.4; Bill Stewart, 38.2; Victor DeGuzman, 39.3. Skins winners, were Joe Bowers, Riley Cook and Rod MacDonald.
“D” Flight: Roy Douglas, 29.9; Drew Armstrong, 33.3; Ken Bresee, 35.2; Bill Pike, 35.4; Bryan Marsh, 35.8; Chad Colling and Les Banat tied, 36.1; Justin Harker, 37.3. Skins winners, were Les Banat, Chad Colling and Don Martyn.
Art Jolley won the 50-50 draw.
Draw prize winners, from sponsor Ainsdale Golf Course, were: George MacDonald, David Blenkinsop, Dan MacDonald, Ken Bresee, Steve Jolley and Grant Stevens.
SENIOR MEN'S RESULTS
In the Senior Men's Scramble, Wednesday, the team of Arno Weissenboeck, Dan MacDonald, Peter Morris and Ben Blais took top spot with a minus-five.
In second place, was the team of David Blenkinsop, Ron Lawless, Victor DeGuzman and Rod Shanks, with a minus-five.
And in third, was the team of Doug McLaughlin, Scott Stevens, Harold Maurer and Irv Kennedy, with a minus-four.
Closest-to-the-pin, were Boyd Carruthers on No. 3; and Tim McCormick on No. 8.
The team that had the most fun, included Dennis Pierson, Bob Bylsma, Ray Kester and Ross Klopp.
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