The Good Old Boys played a game where teams used the lowest net score on the par 5 holes, the two lowest net scores on par 4s and the three lowest net scores on the par 3s to determine each foursome’s score.

The team of Tom Bibbey, Jim Woodie, Ken Rochlitz and Jay VandenBoom captured a four-stroke victory on the day. The group carded a score of 107.

Runner-up honors went to the foursome of Larry Hedderman, Jerry Linsdau, Allan Knopp and Bob Gallagher with a 111. Steve Rickert, Jerry Scheafer, Pete Fitzloff and Bob Damron carded a score of 114 to place third.

Rickert finished with the low gross score of the day, tallying a 73. Low net honors went to Bibbey and VandenBoom, who tied with rounds of 64. Rickert recorded the day’s only two, scoring a birdie on the eighth hole.

The Thursday Follies group had 16 players show. The first-place team consisted of Karen Holcombe, Ron Lytle, Bud Linton and Karla Rochlitz.

There was a tie for second place. The foursome of Ken Rochlitz, Susan VandenBoom, Sonni Whitmore and Allan Knopp shared runner-up honors with the foursome of Jerry Linsdau, Lloyd Snyder, Susan Esquivel and Bill Mundy.

Mike Whitmore’s team won two of the four skins on the day. Jay VandenBoom, Jim Woodie and Joann Mundy shared the glory. Ken Rochlitz’s team won one skin and the last skin was claimed by Karen Holcombe’s side.

Low gross scores were an 84 from Jerry Linsdau and an 87 from Sonni Whitmore. For Whitmore, it marked the first time ever in the 80s for a score.

Low net scores were a 70 from Bud Linton and a 71 from Karla Rochlitz. A strong gusting wind made conditions challenging as only five of the 16 players were able to produce a net score of par or better.