Prepared by Chef ~ MARCEL WENKER

Join us Saturday, February 13th

   Valentine’s Dinner

Served 4:00 – 8:00

 APPETIZER ~ Prosciutto w/Melon and Port-wine

SALAD ~ Assorted Leaf Lettuce Cranberries, Toasted Pecans, & Feta Cheese Champagne Vinaigrette

ENTREE ~ Chateau Briand - Carved Table side by MARCEL…… Morel & Bearnaise, Fresh Vegetable Garnish, Scalloped  Potatoes

DESSERT ~ Chambord Cake – Chocolate Raspberry Sauce

WINE ~ 1/2 Carafe of Red or White Wine *additional wine may be purchased @ $9.50 per 1/2 Carafe

Price per couple ~ $76 plus tax

Please Call 301-733-5152 ext. 109 or 301-733-6610 for reservations - Feb. 9th

*Limited amount of reservations.  Seating Times:  4:00 – 8:00pm

Jim Hart’s team won two sides and Max Tissue won the back nine match. Dr. Bob Fisher recorded a 73, while posting an eagle on #9.

CLEARS: #1-Denny Stoner, #4-Jim Hart, #5-Rod Steiner, #9-Bob Fisher (Eagle), #10-Charlie Hawkins, #11-Ed Rachor, #18-John Shadrach.

Individual Leaders: Bob Fisher(73), Ed Rachor(73), Jim Hart(75), Rod Steiner(75), Charlie hawkins(76), Max Tissue(78), Tink Moats(78), and Carl Heath (79).

September 5, 2009 will be the start of the Fall Senior Matches for the MSGA.  Beaver Creek won this title in 2009.

Chad Bricker shot a 7-under 65 on Day 2 of the 2009 WACO to win by 5 shots.  First round leader Chuck Thatcher stumbled on the back nine and ended up in a three-way for tie for second place (even par) with Trevor Hedges and Chris Baloga.  Greg Henry and Bernie Deane were another shot behind at +1 for the tournament.

Michael Boggs won the 2nd light with 155 (+11).  Mike Kauffman won the 3rd Flight with 163 (+19).  Kyle McNaney won the 4th Flight with 176 (+32).  Below are all results by flight: Continue reading ‘WACO 2009 Final Results’

Chuck Thatcher shot a lights-out 67 (5-under par) to take a 4-shot lead into Sunday’s finale.  Brian Crabtree is in second place alone with a 71 (1-under).   Eight other golfers are within 7 shots of the leader.  Below are the tee times and pairings for Sunday, August 9, 2009.

Championship Flight is 79 and under PLUS handicaps between 0 and 3.
2nd Flight is between 80 and 84 PLUS handicaps between 4 and 6.
3rd Flight is between 85 and 90 PLUS handicaps between 7 and 9.
4th Flight is 91 and above.

Continue reading ‘WACO Day 1 Results and Tee Times’

With a breeze in the golfers face, the long drive results were not quite as impressive as previous years.  Chad Bricker still managed to pump out a 324-yard drive to take first place honors.  Here were the top-4 places:

1. Chad Bricker – 324 yards
2. Kenny Smith – 316 yards
3. John Weber – 315 yards
4. Mike Summers – 314 yards

Below is the Day 1 WACO listing by tee times: Continue reading ‘WACO 2009 Listing By Tee Time’

Below are the WACO 2009 alphabetical listing of tee times.  Check the web site approximately one hour after the completion of the final group on Saturday to get the Day-1 results and Day-2 tee times. Continue reading ‘WACO 2009 Alphabetical Tee Time Listing’

In one of the most exciting shootouts ever, Dirk Schultz defeated Denny Stoner in a chip-off on the 18th Hole.  Both players parred the 18th hole.  Dirk chipped first to 8′ 2″.  Denny’s chip was 8′ 6″. 

20 Golfers began the sudden-death format.  There were 5 groups of four golfers each.  Each group played the holes in a match play format with the loser of the hole being eliminated.  If there was no clear-cut loser on the hole, then a “chip-off” is required.  The golfer with the worst chip is eliminated.  Play continues until there is only one golfer remaining from the 5 groups.

The five group winnners proceeded to the 15th hole to determine the champion.  Here were those results:

Hole 15:  Denny Stoner (birdie)
                   Dirk Schultz (par)
                   Kenny Smith (par)
                   Pat Steiner (par)
                   Mike Butts (bogey) – eliminated

Hole 16:  Dirk Schultz (par)
                   Kenny Smith (par)
                   Denny Stoner (bogey) – chip-off 3′4″
                   Pat Steiner (bogey) – eliminated in chip-off 5′2″

Hole 17:  Dirk Schultz (par)
                   Denny Stoner (par)
                   Kenny Smith (double-bogey) – eliminated

Hole 18:  Dirk Schultz (par) – chip-off 8′ 2″
                   Denny Stoner (par) – chip-off 8′ 6″

42 players played in a perfect, summer-like conditions, and they battled firm, smooth-putting greens and thick roughs. The players at the end of the day would “have to pay the piper”. Leading the individual leaderboard was Stoney, as he collected 3 birdies and shot 35-36-71. Also on the sub-80 leaderboard was Jim Hart (74), Greg McNaney (76), Max Tissue (76), Rod Steiner (78), Denny Stoner (78), Charlie Hawkins (78), and Tracy Piper (79).

Continue reading ‘Wicked Wednesday – June 24, 2009′