June 25, 2018

The Country Club at Muirfield Village

8715 Muirfield Dr, Dublin, OH 43017

Cost - $325 per golfer * $1,200 per foursome

Format - Four person team scramble. Divisional scoring with prizes for teams in two divisions.

EVENT SCHEDULE

8:00 am   - Registration opens

8:30 am   - Practice Facilities

10:30 am - Shotgun start

Dinner and program after tournament

HOLE IN ONE

Opportunity to win cash and prizes

LONGEST PUTT

Nail the longest putt of the day and win.

CLOSEST TO THE PIN

Seek it close to the pin.

LONGEST DRIVE

Grip and rip it to win.

PUTTING CONTEST ($)

Sink your putts for a chance to win.

BUY A DRIVE ($)

Skip the tees and start your team in the middle of the fairway with one stroke.

PAR 3 POKER ($)

Each player begins their hand with 2 cards. Land on the green of the par 3 holes and receive another card. Miss and players have the option of purchasing a card for that hole. The best hand of 5 cards wins.

Longest Drive - Leigh Anderson

Longest Putt - Todd Michael

Closest to the Pin - Joe Casalino

Putting contest - Kris Hinchcliff

Par 3 Poker - Dean Glispie (50/50 winner $540)

June 25, 2018

The Country Club at Muirfield Village

Top Gross Division

1st Place (Standard Parking & Ohio Expo Center)

Virgil Strickler

Tim Anderson

Leigh Anderson

Alex Vegh

2nd Place (CBIZ)

Jim Irwin

Dave Rule

Jeff Schapel

Todd Bollinger

3rd Place (Rea & Associates)

Joe Casalino

Ben Antonelli

Brent Ardit

John Kurtin

Open Division

1st Place (United Producers)

Sam Roberts

Logan Zuk

Tom Hazelwood

Sam Shuey

2nd Place (Ohio Harness Horseman's Assoc.)

Calvin Hollar

Jeff Cox

Charlie Myrick

Tye Loy

3rd Place (Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Board)

Mike Bensman

Kyle Smith

Bill Waddle

Cy Prettyman

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