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Starting Soon in 2026

We got underway just in time for the weather to turn nasty and cold.

The forecast for week 2 should be much better with a high of 66 during the day.

Please preprint your scorecard from the web page so that you correctly use the hole handicaps to know where and when to apply strokes. Use the pull doen menu to get to the scorecard page and put in the golfer's names that will be participating in your match.

The max handicap has been raised to 24. Let's not have a race to get there.

Standings

We had 3 teams jump out with 8 points in the first week. This is a commanding lead and I expect that it will hold up for the rest of the year. Or maybe not. Anyway a good start for Pete Siegfried and Steve Nedzwecky who took eight points without even getting cold. Also taking 8 were the new team of Tyler and Lisa Kern and established favorites Vince Cimino and Lou D'Agostino.

Survivor Golf

They were there for just a fleeting moment. Goodbye to Martin and Paul

Golfing With The Stars

Our stars for week 1 will be Lou D'Agostino with a 30 net, Ron Cohen with a 31 net and Chuck Callender and Joe Wetzel with 34 net.

Our dark stars for week 1 were Marting Cassidy, followed closely by his partner Paul May, Dave Goodman and Bill Stewart.

Secret Scorecard

The secret scorecard hole for week 1 was the 14th hole. We had pars carded by Pat Eves Jr, Ralph Crescitelli, Vince Cimino, Joe Wetzel and Ron COhen.

This week the course passed out new score cards. To put it mildly they kinda suck.

Please print you scorecard from the web page so that we use the same hole handicaps for scoring matches.

Rabbits seem to like Jodi.

Steve Sadowski and Jodi Hornyak both took pictures of deer and forwarded them to me. In photography just like in golf, Jodi shot better this week.

Pictures by Jodi.

The new scarecrows that they installed to scare away the geese are very realistic and very frightening.

Taken by Eric. Please note that you can see some of the groups tee shots in picture. None of the tee shots came close to hitting the duck.

The picture on the right is the same duck who apparently gets very angy if your tee shot does come close to hitting him.

Steve has been replaced.

Not quite as scary but it works for the geese.

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