Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Week 2 (May 5) Matchups

This weeks marks the beginning of regular competition. As we did last year, we'll alternate upper and lower tees on Hole #8. This week, a chance to watch your high-arcing wedge shot from the upper tee.
Week 2
May 5, 2026
LarsonvsRaffel
4:30 (please set out prize flags)
Greg Cass21vsAl Crist16
Scott Larson9vsJason Raffel9
4:40
Paul Moen9vsJon Wellik7
Andrew Preboski14vsTodd Robinson14
RievesvsDowning
4:50
Mike Brania12vsDavid Downing9
Dave Carlson10vsEd Molter12
5:00
Dave Rieves8vsDan Steinhoff8
Mike Licari12vsAmbuj Shatdal7
KrausvsRaymer
5:10
Gary Buehler17vsJohn Blimling18
Eric Durkee12vsAdam Hopkins12
5:20
Mike Kraus17vsBrad Nelson19
Tom Stafford14vsMichael Sanders16
HackersvsMack
5:30
David Belton22vsTom Mack9
Jim ParrottNHvsDean GentheNH
5:40 (please bring in prize flags)
Matt Reinfeldt19vsJeff Mautz10
Scott Stanley17vsJimmy Yednock5

Survey Results

Asked which they prefer, getting a prize ball for longest drive, closest to the pin, etc., or having their name entered in a drawing for cash prizes when they win one of those challenges, league members responded as follows:

Prize balls:  7
Cash prize drawings: 20
No preference:  4

As a result, the commissioner will not distribute prize balls.  At midseason, a drawing will be held for four (4) $25 prizes, and at season's end another similar drawing will be held.  A golfer's name will be entered in a drawing once for every challenge they've won.  One prize per person per drawing.

Week 1 (April 28) Results

Team Rieves won the season-opening scramble, in the closest possible fashion over Team Mack.  Both teams shot 29, four under, with five birdies and twelve putts.  The third tiebreaker, highest average handicap, decided the outcome 10 to 8.  Last year, the Rievesters finished last in the scramble.

1. Team Rieves, 29
2. Team Mack, 29
3. Team Kraus, 30
4. Team Raffel, 31
5. Team Larson, 33 (14 putts)
6. Team Downing, 33 (15 putts)
7. Team Hackers, 33 (17 putts)
7. Team Raymer, 37