Canadian won its section.
1. Canadian
2. Village Green
3. Iroquois
4. Larrimac
Scored 4 points.
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Canadian won its section.
1. Canadian
2. Village Green
3. Iroquois
4. Larrimac
Scored 4 points.
H Division was:
1. Deep River
2. Greensmere
3. Twin Rivers
4. Champlain
Mont St. Marie won our division by 1 over us. Fun day.
1. Mont St. Marie
2. Morrisburg
3. Irish Hills
1-Nationview 51
2-Glenmar 25
3-Calabogie 24
4-Poplar Grove-18
I managed to get my first ever 6 points though
Here are the results for division J
Hautes Plaines
Cedar Glen
Royal Papineau
Upper Canada
Scored 6 points and played with three gentlemen...
Hummmmmm.... Greensmere finishing second, that must be an upset...Quote:
Originally Posted by gbower
Yes and no. On one hand we were missing 5 low handicap players would would have made the team, but on the other we had a number of young players with good golf swings but who perhaps lacked some tournament experience that always helps. Some did well and others did not but, regardless, we all learned and did our best, and we get to host next year, hopefully on Legacy.Quote:
Originally Posted by big easy
I managed to get 5 points in the #1 spot, conceding an eagle putt on the last hole to an opponent to have him tie me, and was fortunate to play with 3 other very good players whose etiquette and sportsmanship were superb.
I didn't play, but I do know that Rideauview won the A with Royal dropping down to B.
all of the results are posted here:
http://www.flagstick.com/teeshots/
Five years in a row.Quote:
Originally Posted by quinner
Impressive bunch out there at the View, well done boys. :thumbsup
Five years in a row and 7 of the last 9 :)
What was the final score Steph? How many points did we make?Quote:
Originally Posted by big easy
As a team, Copperdale did not play up to our potential. In my four years there, 7 pts is our lowest total by a large margin. We were against some tough teams (Mt Cascades, Hammond and Metcalfe), but I believe our guys just had a hard time with the greens.
Myself, I only managed to eke out one win for 2 pts, but my opponents from Hammond and Mt Cascades played really solid making few mistakes. I was just a bit off, and had my irons been just a bit more accurate the outcome would've been a different story. All in all, had a fantastic day playing with three true gentlemen of the game.
A big thanks to Andy4Par who took on the excruciating role of caddy for me. That poor guy stood by my side all day pushing my tour bag and Clic Gear up all those hills at Cascades. Thanks so much Andy, it was a blast sharing the day with you. :thumbsup
Since for some reason our points did not get put up on OVGA...Quote:
Originally Posted by mberube
We made 51 points with 6 guys taking 6 points. Cedar Glen was second and Royal Papineau third. Papineau will host next year.
Can't remember the exact points for the other 3 teams sorry.
51 out of 60 points. Nice. Good work guys.
I was wondering about all of the 0's posted. CongratsQuote:
Originally Posted by GarthM
Our team got off to a bad start 1 player and 2 spares didnt show I took 4 of our 9 pts Upper Canada has moved down last 3 years ,playing at Glen Mar next year hopefully we show up
Yes, with one of our guys playing the wrong ball on the 18th to lose his match :rolleyes:rolleyes:rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by mberube
Please tell me that was Thom.:PQuote:
Originally Posted by big easy
No:-) but he was part of the guys who had to pay the beers though...:-)Quote:
Originally Posted by habsfan
But i won a skin to cover it!Quote:
Originally Posted by big easy
And Habsfan, thanks for not showing up to caddy for me! I would have gotten six points if you did and we would have won by who knows how many points!
blaming me, I like your tactics my friend. I enjoyed having a 60yr old man whoop my ass at the Creek.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thom Panikorn
We hosted this year. One of the visiting teams showed no respect. They left the clubhouse as all four teams were about to sit down and have the after competition meal. Good food ended up in the dumpster. One of the players had even brought his own beer and was drinking it on the patio. He refused to return the beer to his car and flipped his hand at the manager. I hate to imagine how they would have acted if they hadn't won the division.
I cannot recall ever having an "after competition" meal. Of course, we were too busy celebrating :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by THUNDAH
Really? I don't ever remember not getting a meal! This year at the Hylands we got Lasagna, Salad and Garlic Bread, The past 2 years at Arnprior we got burgers and fries and were given a meal at Prescott the year before that.Quote:
Originally Posted by sensfan63
Our team stayed, and I think almost all of the others did as well. Hats off to Hylands for being such a great host.
Do any of the top teams recruit talent and give a deal to them in order to have a strong team
Ummm...I really really doubt it. I joined a top club many years ago, coming over from a different club. There were no "incentives" offered LOL. The reason I switched was that the competition (and the course) at the new club was so much better than anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by solstrum
There's a good reason why many young people join Rideau View. The price is pretty darn good, the atmosphere is extremely laid back, and finally the club has an outstanding reputation as a club that has a great junior program and simply many many good players.
I cannot recall ever not getting something after the round as well...until this year at Cedar Glen that is....Who knows why, maybe because they hosted twice in a row...I don't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by sensfan63
We had no OVGA rep there either (which explains why our division scores are not posted on the site). Not the most organized morning to say the least.
Quote:
Originally Posted by GarthM
I am on the side of trying to remember when the teams were NOT ever offered a post round meal. after playing intersectionals for the past 9 years for 2 different clubs, we always got at least BBQ type food, and some places served buffet style meals.
True, but not the entire story. Rideau View does pick players across the city. I know of at least four players who began at various clubs and were asked to join Rideau View. I will not post their names on here, but be certain that this does happen. As noted, your points are very true. I was close to joining this club two years ago. The facility is amazing from the clubhouse to pro shop to lockers and practice facility. The course is tough as heck and is likely another reason why the team is so competitive.Quote:
Originally Posted by sensfan63
I think there is a difference between trying to get certain individuals to join your club and recruiting players just for your Intersectional team. The higher end clubs love to have well known names in their club because it adds to it's prestige. I would find it hard to believe that they actively recruit for their competitive teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnyc