Buckeye Machine team wins Hardin Alliance Golf Scramble
The Alliance Golf Scramble was held Aug 9 at Veterans Memorial Park Golf Course in Kenton. This year, 27 teams and 108 golfers participated. They split cash prizes and with individual contests many prizes were up for grabs. Save the date. Next year’s outing will be Aug. 8, 2014.
The competition was great, but the Buckeye Machine team of Neal Boyd, Kyle Boyd, Kris Thacker, and Dan Todd posted a 57 to take the first place low gross prize. Figuring in handicap compensations, the Peacock Water team of Cliff Collins, Kevin Rickenbacher, Jeff Dauterman, and Joe Miller claimed the first place low net prize with a 51.8. Each team won $400.
Second place low gross and net, winning $200 each were the teams of:
Low gross: Liberty National Bank 1: Ron Zimmerly, Brian McCune, Don Stemble, and Paul Root.
Low net: Root Lumber: Chip Root, Marissa Root, Clint Stuck, and Anne Stuck
Third place honors, winning $100 each were:
Low gross: Todd Pees, Travis Temple, Tracy Temple, and Justin Krock
Low net: FLR Insurancenter, Keith Kissling, Drew Kissling, Dave Geiger, and Terry VanSky
Contest competitions were awarded to the following winners:
Longest Drive competitions, Kendall House and Brian McKune;
Longest Putt competitions, Nanette Pfeiffer and Dave Furrow;
Closest to the pin competitions, Clint Stuck and Kevin Rickenbacher;
Closest to the pin 2nd shot competitions, Ben Nelson and Joe Love.
All participants received goody bags and a catered meal to finish out the day.
The winner of the 50/50 drawing, taking home $317 was Tracy Temple. The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational Package drawing winners were Jerry Hunt and Willard Root.
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