Enterprise-Record (Chico)

Day takes the bacon

- Ed Anderson

The Butte Creek Senior Men’s Club held a gross/net skins game for its monthly tournament.

Jeff Day took home the lion’s share of the payout, winning two of the only three net skins and one gross skin. There were a total of 9 gross skins.

Those players winning gross skins were: Pat Hallin and Greg Martin, 2 skins each; Mark Blofsky, Jeff Day, Paul Ellcessor,

Ron Mossbarger and Jim Scarff, 1 skin each. Net skins: Day, 2 skins; Greg Johnson, 1 skin. Just to keep the IRS informed, the gross skins were worth $23.33 each of golf shop credit, and the net skins were worth $70 each. I’m sure Day will find something nice for his wife, Patty, in the golf shop with his significan­t stipend … just saying.

The Butte Creek Women’s

Golf Club held a “First and

Last”, stroke play format for its weekly game, counting the first four holes and the last five holes

for the game score. First flight: 1, Susan Martellaro, 31.5; 2, Sherri Kimmelshue, 33; 3, Karla Dreiss, 34. Second flight: 1, Joye Smith, 33; 2, Joan Bequette, 35; 3, tie, Marilyn Brownfield and Tami Blofsky, 37.5.

Table Mountain GC

Sandy Goble took low gross honors with a score of 82 in the Table Mountain Women’s Golf Club weekly tournament. The game format was called “Par 5 Delight”, wherein players had the option of changing the score on the four par 5 holes back to par.

Mary Haloski had a nice round and was low net on the day, shooting 9 under her handicap for a net 63. First flight game: 1, Joanne Jircitano, 58; 2, Betty Horton, 66; 3, Tracie Cvitkovich, 69; 4, Candy Parkison, 71. Second flight: 1, Jody Thompson,

60; 2, Dana Blanton, 65; 3, Donna Madison, 69; 4, Liz Coleman, 70. Closest to the pin on No. 12: Goble.

Bidwell Park GC

The Bidwell Park Women’s Golf Club weekly game was “Putts.”

Kelly MacKinnon was low gross in the first flight with a score of 82. First flight game: 1, Betty Linzy, 30 putts; 2, Sandy Fortino, 31 putts. Second flight low gross: Barbara Albers, 97. Game: 1, Rachael Graham, 31 putts; 2, Eleanor Calvert, 33 putts. Third flight low gross: Joan Patton, 101. Game: 1, Jolene Nixon, 32 putts; 2, Ruth Dyer, 34 putts.

Canyon Oaks CC

The Canyon Oaks Women’s Golf Club held a regular stroke play format for its weekly game.

Cynthia Paulo was low gross with a score of 85. Joan Wagoner took low net at 70. Game: 1, Wagoner, 70; 2, Paulo, 72; 3, Linda Alworth, 74; 4, Gina Davis, 75. Closest to pin: 1,

Nan Wysong; 2, Paulo; 3, Bonnie Seely.

The Canyon Oaks women’s Golf Club had a large turnout for its first official tournament last Saturday. The format was a one-ball, ABCD Blind Draw, wherein players were randomly selected to be on a team from each of four handicap ranges. No. 1, Nancy Vieira, Susan McVicker Wever, Bonnie Seely and Margie Rice, 57.4 card-off; 2, Karen Olson, Evie Spring, Pat Radisich and Pam Coleman, 57.4; 3, Shelley Carney, Eileen Mason, Linda Arellano and Holli Drobny, 59; 4, Robin Smith, Kelli Smyth, Michelle McNamara and Jakki Thomas (yea), 60.7. Closest to pin on No. 6: 1, Ginny Wolf; 2, Cynthia Paulo; 3, Karen Escott. Closest to pin on No. 14: 1, Olson; 2, Robin Smith; 3, Carney.

Junior golf

A Butte County Youth Sports & Education Foundation has been establishe­d through the combined

efforts of Grant Hornbeak and Debbie Maderos.

Maderos establishe­d a scholarshi­p program in memory of her late husband, George, to support youth sports. Hornbeak has been supporting youth golf in Butte County for several years and spearheade­d organizing the First Tee program in Butte County.

The Mission of the

Butte County Youth

Sports & Education Foundation is: “Changing young lives by providing free access to local golf facilities and junior golf tournament­s, educationa­l opportunit­ies and tutoring, one-on-one adult mentorship.” You can access its website at https:// buttecount­yyouthspor­tsandeduca­tionfounda­tion. org/ for more informatio­n and how you can support its cause.

Sanctioned tournament­s for the youth enrolled in the program, the majority of which are held in the Sacramento area, will start in February.

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