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Michigan Publinx Golf AssociationPresident: Jim Ellis

Vice President: Jason MaySecretary: Ron Weaver Treasurer: Ray Emsley

Board of DirectorsJim Bedson Chuck Deschaine Roger Duncan Kevin Klemet Paul Kolton Cleat Lindsey

Paul Solverson

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~ Pheasant Run • Canton ~

Pheasant Run Golf Club is a world class,

community golf facility that opened its doors in

1995. The now mature and pristine 27-hole lay-

out was designed by Arthur Hills and will put

your skills to the test. The course encompasses

over 300 acres of Pencross turf, natural wet-

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Hills created large landing areas off the tee

but tightened things up after the drive with water

hazards and marshes. Pheasant Run has 4 sets of

tee boxes and can be played from 5,046 yards to

7,125 from the tips. Play all the way back and

you'll find a course rating of 74.9 and slope of

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With length being a factor, Hills designed large,

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From the President…Dear Fellow Players,

Wow, what a great season we have so far this summer! We just finished our 3rd Championship Series event at Dunham

Hills today. Just when you think things have gone a little snarlierthan you would like to see, we get a real treat. Two fawns in fullspots come across 13 fairway (probably all of 35 lbs each) and puton a show for about 4 minutes. One decided to walk over to myplaying partner to see what he was up to. Can't talk about that but itwas pretty funny. It makes me stop and think how lucky we are toplay this game and be treated to such wonderful surprises by MotherNature. The other highlight of the day was a hole in one by MarkCykowski!

On another note it was great to see Johnny 'O' recover so wellfrom his health issues and be able to come out and play in the MedalPlay Lee Gohs Classic Trophy Tournament. Congratulations andwelcome back Johnny 'O'.

Speaking of the Medal Play Tournament, Greg Davies had a lit-tle fun on Saturday after the rain storm going something like 9under during the last 15 holes. We had arguably the strongest fieldthis year at the new venue of Pheasant Run that we have had inyears. Not only that, rounds were played in 5 _ to 6 _ hours. Oh yousay, don't forget that was 27 holes each day. Pretty darn good paceof play. Congratulations to all of the players as you are becomingvery conscious of your pace of play.

Up next is the State Match Play, which for the first time in mymemory will be played downstate, in the Rochester Hills area at

Twin Lakes Golf and Swim Club and Blackheath Golf Club. Thiswas a difficult decision that Board made last year based from thesurvey results that many of you participated in. This has resulted ina significant gain in the applications so far. We will have an alter-nate list available for those of you that procrastinate in sending inyour application.

If you have never played in the State Match Play you have missedone of the greatest tournaments in the state for players of all abili-ties. Two rounds of qualifying for flights, one round of match playguaranteed, Saturday night Banquet Dinner for players and family,greens fees, range balls, Saturday night fun Skills Challenge thatincludes a Long Drive, Closest to the pin and a Chip, Sand, Flop shot.This tournament is not your 'Daddy's Buick' baby it is a whole lot morefun. Go to www.mipublinx.com and get signed up!

The new registration process that we instituted this year has beena great success. If you have not played in any of the ChampionshipSeries Events there are still two left. One tournament for the Seniorsand Net Division at Blackheath on July 15th and one for allDivisions at Fieldstone on August 12th. You can sign-up on line atwww.mipublinx.com or contact us at [email protected] togain entry.

Play in one event or play in all, but play! Look forward to seeingyou all down the fairway.

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Drew Preston Wins101st Michigan Amateur Championship!

Oakland Hills Country Club • Bloomfield Hills, Michigan • June 18th ~22nd 2011

Monday, June 18th - First Round Qualifying

Oakland Hills Country Club was absolutelybeautiful for the 101st Michigan Amateur. Theweather in the morning was perfect and theearly players enjoyed great conditions butstorms moved in and through the area delay-ing play and making different conditions forthe afternoon players.

Brian Hayward from Grand RapidsMichigan was the low amateur at theMichigan Open last week and he carded thelow round of the day with a 66, four under par.

Spencer Slade from Miles of Golf wasalone in 2nd place at three under par followedby one of the top seniors in the country at twounder par Bill Zylstra. Four players, Dan Ellis,Jeff Champine, Steve McKalco and BrettQuitiquit were all tied at one under par.

Only seven players broke par in the firstround.

Tuesday, June 19th Second Round Qualifying

In the final qualifying round it was BrianHayward walking away with the “Medalist”honors shooting a 71 and a total score of 137.Spencer Slade and Brad Bastion were twoshots back at 139 followed by a group of play-ers at 140 that included Bill Zylstra and TomWerkmeister.

Hayward, Slade, Bastion and Werkmeisterwere the top four seeds and moved into matchplay action with sixty other players whereanything can happen.

Wednesday, June 20th First & Second Round Match Play

First round action found Hayward narrowlyadvancing with a 1 up victory over CaseyOlsen, Werkmeister strolled to a 7 & 5 winover Dennis Kane, Bastion squeaked out awin 1 up and Slade was defeated 2 & 1 byJoshua Bauer

Other notable players, Greg Daviesadvanced over Zach Preuss, Randy Lewis the2011 U.S. Mid Amateur Champion lost toAlex Jones in 19 holes and Bill Zylstra had toput in a little extra work to defeat SteveMckalco in 24 holes.

Second round matches started immediatelyafter the first round and required focus andstamina to deal with the high heat conditions

(mid 90's) and the pressure of match playaction.

Brian Hayward and Tom Werkmeister han-dled the conditions and made it into the thirdround with 2 & 1 and 2 up wins respectively.Michael Castleforte defeated Brad Bastion theother top seed 1 up.

In another match featuring past championsGreg Davies (2006) and Joey Garber (2010),

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Joey defeated Greg 3 & 2. Bill Zylstra wouldalso have his tournament come to an end witha 2 & 1 loss to Brian Burt.

Thursday, June 21stThird & Fourth Round Match Play

When the day ended Hayward continued towin beating Hudson 2 & 1 and Eccleton 3 &1. Joining Hayward in the semi finals was twomore west Michigan natives in TomWerkmeister and Drew Preston (Ada) whocompete against each other regularly in WestMichigan Amateur Golf Association events.

Werkmeister was the 2009 MichiganAmateur Champion and he had to work extrahard to make the semi's going 19 holes withGieselman and 22 holes with Garbor before hesecured the victories. Werkmeister squared offwith Hayward for a chance to advance to thefinals. Wesley Gates is the other semi finalistand he faced Preston for his chance to go tothe finals. Gates & Preston are teammates atBowling Green University.

Friday, June 22nd Semi Final & Final Matches

Werkmeister continued to put in extra workgoing extra holes in the semi-final matchbefore he defeated Hayward and earning aspot in the finals. Preston topped Gates 4 & 3in his match to earn a spot againstWerkmeister in the finals.

In the final match Werkmeister got off to agood start going up 2 holes early in the matchbut Preston hung in there and eventuallywould square match. As they went down thestretch Preston would go 1 up and then even-tually defeat Werkmeister 2 up to claim thetrophy.

Congratulations Drew!

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Over one hundred and fifty players teedit up at the 95th Michigan Open for apiece of the prize purse with an $8,000share for the winner.

The Orchards is a Robert Trent Jones,Jr. design with many national awardsunder its belt. The golf course is locatedon a 525-acre residential community. Thecourse rating is 74.5 with a slope of 136from the championship tees.

Randy Hutchinson from Traverse Cityand a former MSU graduate is the defend-ing champion and Randy took right offwith another great round at the Orchards.

With an early tee time, Randy fired around of 66 to hold the first round leadfollowed by Randy Erskine, BrianOttenweller and Chester Vandenberg withrounds of 67.

Randy Erskine needs no introduction ashe is one of the top pros here in the stateof Michigan and has five Michigan Opentitles to his name. Ottenweller from GrandRapids pushed Hutchinson last year forthe title but a nice surprise wasVandenberg a 23-year-old amateur fromMartin, Mich.

Willie Mack III and Steve Brady alongwith four other players were two shotsback, setting up some stiff competitiongoing into the second round. All in all itwas a good day for scoring with 37 play-ers breaking par.

The second day scoring found newhorses in the field. Barret Kelpin fromKalamazoo tied the course record with around of 63 to take a one shot lead overanother familiar name, Jeff Cuzzort, whoshot 64. This was Kelpin’s first event as apro.

Randy Hutchinson shot an even roundof par and several players passed him onthe leader board.

Third round action was much like thesecond round. Brett Kelpin continued toroll firing a round of 66 to increase his

lead over Cuzzort by four shots and a totalscore of 19 under par. Brian Hayward, anamateur from Grand Rapids, jumped inthe mix by shooting a round of 64 to set inthird place by himself.

Randy Hutchinson’s dream of defend-ing his title vanished after shooting around of 73 and leaving himself 14 shotsback of the leader with one round to play.

Final round action was all BarrettKelpin as Cuzzort or the rest of field couldapply no pressure to Barrett. Barrett justfired away shooting a final round score offour under par giving him a total score of23 under par and a total of 265 for thetournament.

Barrett’s final score tied a 64-year-oldrecord set by Chick Harbert in 1948.Chick is Michigan Golf Hall of Fame leg-end, who won the Michigan Open fourtimes, won seven times on the PGA Tour,won the 1954 PGA NationalChampionship and was a Ryder Cup cap-tain.

Congratulations Barrett!

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Barrett Kelpin Claims 2012 Michigan Open!Ties 64-Year Old Scoring Record!The Orchards Golf Club • June 11-14, 2012

Presented by Lincoln and DTE Energy

TOP RESULTS

Place Name Location Final Score

1 Kelpin, Barrett Kalamazoo, MI 265

2 Cuzzort, Jeff Grosse Ile, MI 273

3 Ruthkoski, Andrew Muskegon, MI 274

3 Mack III, Willie Flint, MI 274

3 Hayward, Brian (a) Grand Rapids, MI 274

Barrett Kelpin

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The Board of Directors havemade a few exciting changesfor the 2012 golf season andwe wanted to share them withyou:

Michigan Publinx MedalPlay Championship • The 2012 Michigan Publinx

Medal Play Championship(Lee Gohs Classic) has beenmoved from Fellow CreekGolf Course to PheasantRun Golf Club in Canton

• The format of 27 holes perday will remain the same, aswell as the event will beheld on the Memorial Dayweekend of May 26-27,2012

• Due to the length of dis-tance between various greenand tee complexes, the tour-nament will be carts only toenhance pace of play

• The cart fees are now rolled

into the entry fee, thereforethe entry fee for the tourna-ment has increased from $165 to $ 195, 2010 = $165 +$15/day cart fee.

• Players will no longer haveto pay their cart fees in theclubhouse when arriving atthe event

• Full range is now includedin entry fee

State Match Play • For the first time in the last

40 years, the MichiganPublinx State Match Play iscoming to the Metro Detroitarea and will be held atTwin Lakes Golf Club &Blackheath Golf Club inRochester from July 27th-31st, 2012

• Cart fees are now rolled intothe entry fee, therefore theentry fee for this tournamenthas increased to $235

Championship Series OneDay Events Entry OptionsExpanded • Players are now eligible to

select the number of eventsthey are able to play in. Inthe past, players had to reg-ister for all 4 events in theChampionship Division orall 5 events in the Seniorand Net Divisions

• Now players will be able toregister for 1, 2, 3 or all 4events for theChampionship Division, aswell as the Senior and NetDivisions will be able tosign up for 1, 2, 3, 4, or all5 events

• There will be different pricebreakdowns depending onthe number of events youwould like to play in

Gift Certificate Payouts • The gift certificate payout

structure has been modifiedsome to pay spots furtherdown the list instead of topeight it will extend down to15% of the field up to amaximum of 12 positions

• Top end payout structurewill be modified some toencompass the extendedpayout positions

Championship Series ClubChampionship Bonus PointsAvailable• There are extra points avail-

able for finishing in the top5 players of the ClubChampionship Race, thetop 5 players will receive100, 80, 60, 40 & 20 pointsrespectively

What’s New in the Michigan Publinx for 2012

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• Players need to compete inall 4 Championship Seriesevents to qualify for thebonus points

Honor Roll Changes • The amount of points some-

one can receive for qualifyingfor the US Open Sectionalshas been reduced by 50points

• The qualifier can still receivethe additional bonus pointsshould they be the medalist atthe Local Qualifier

• Top 5 finishers in theChampionship Series are eligi-ble for bonus points• The Top 16 finishers in the

majority of events are eligiblefor points

• Please feel free to go towww.mipublinx.com to seethe updated 2012 Honor RollGuidelines

2012 East / West All StarMatches • 2012 is the year the Michigan

Publinx will be hosting theEast / West All Stars

• Qualifiers will be comprisedfrom team players, as well asplayers from our Honor Rolllist

• We will inform the member-ship once the venue and dateshave been locked down

2013 Atlas Trophy Matches • The Michigan Publinx and

the GAM are still working onthe 2013 venue for the AtlasTrophy Matches

• The qualification for the2013 team will be based ontotal points from the 2012and 2013 seasons

• The membership fill beinformed once the venue anddates have been locked down

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Cedar Chase Golf Club, Cedar Springs June 14th, 2012

Place Name Location Score Status1st Stark, Sam Hartland 143 Medalist2 Dean, Reid Webberville 149 1st Alt

3 Siegel, Joel Grand Rapids 150 2nd Alt

Dunham Hills Golf Club, Hartland Michigan June 11th, 2012Place Name Location Score Status1 Philip Gieseker Ann Arbor, 140 Qualified

2 Garrett Rank Canada 144 Qualified

3 Michael Ignasiak Saline, 147 1st Alt.

4 Timothy Fox Oxford 147 2nd Alt.

Mid June brings thoughts of The Masters

and as a amateur, one way to get there is to

capture a U. S. Public Links Title. Soldier

Hollow Golf Club in Midway, Utah will

host the 2012 championship.

This year Cedar Chase and Dunham

Hills hosted the Michigan qualifiers with

the first on June 11th at Dunham Hills

and June 14th at Cedar Chase.

These qualifiers are long days for the

contestants as they are 36-hole qualifiers

with only a couple of spots available. This

year the weather was perfect at Dunham

Hills and at Cedar Chase.

Philip Gieseker of Ann Arbor took

advantage of the conditions at Dunham,

shooting a great score of 140. At Cedar

Chase it was Sam Stark from Hartland

who qualified with a score of 143.

The thought of competing for the

National Title at this year’s site, Soldier

Fields, drives these players to grind it out

for one of those special opportunities.

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Rules of Golf Quiz1. A player lays one of his clubs on the ground parallel to his line

of play to assist him in aligning his feet properly. What is theRuling.

a. Player incurs a one stroke penalty for indicating a lineof play.

b. No penalty if the player removes the club prior tomaking his stroke.

c. Player incurs a two stroke penalty for indicating a lineof play.

2. Joe’s marker, by mistake, records Joe’s front nine scores onholes 10-18 and back nine scores on Holes 1-9. What is theRuling?

a. Joe or his marker may change the hole numbers to cor-respond with his actual hole scores before turning inthe scorecard.

b. Joe is penalized two strokes for messing up his score card.

c. Only the marker may change the hole numbers to cor-respond with the actual hole scores before turning inthe scorecard.

3. Mike plays his tee shot from the 12th tee and the ball goes outof bounds. He then re-tees from in front of the tee markers andplays out the hole. What is the Ruling?

a. Mike incurs a one-stroke penalty for going out ofbounds and a two-stroke penalty for playing from awrong place, but no other penalties.

b. Mike incurs a one-stroke penalty for going out ofbounds, a two-stroke penalty for playing from a wrongplace and must go back and correct his error beforeteeing off at the next hole or he will be disqualified.

c. Mike only incurs the stroke and distance penalty forout of bounds he played within the teeing ground onhis first stroke and does not need to correct.

4. A player’s ball comes to rest just short of the putting green. Hewishes to use his putter for his next stroke, but there is a divothole on his line. He replaces a divot in the hole and putts. Theplayer incurs a two-stroke penalty for improving his line of playby eliminating an irregularity of surface. True / False

5. Joe’s line of play is affected by Mike’s pitch-mark directly infront of Mike’s ball. What can Mike do about it?

a. Joe can repair the pitch-mark if it was made after hisball came to rest. No penalty.

b. Mike can repair the pitch-mark, as his ball caused it.No penalty.

c. Joe must play the ball as it lies and the pitch-mark maybe repaired after Joe plays.

6. Larry’s ball lies just off the putting green. The flagstick is in thehole and leaning towards Larry. Larry moves the flagstick so itis leaning away from him and plays his stroke. There is a penal-ty. True / False

7. Mike plays a stroke and his ball hits his caddie and then strikeshis golf bag lying on the ground. Mike incurs two penaltystrokes (one for striking his caddie and one for striking his golfbag). True / False

8. A player’s ball lies through the green. He places his club direct-ly behind the ball and is preparing to play his stroke when agust of wind moves his ball forward. What is the Ruling?

a. There is no penalty and he must play the ball from thenew location; even though it is closer to the hole.

b. He must replace the ball, incurring a one-stroke penal-ty because the ball moved after address.

c. If he plays the ball from the new location he incurs atwo-stroke penalty for not replaced the ball that movedafter it was addressed.

9. Jim’s ball lies next to a out-of –bounds stake. The stake inter-feres with his stance. Jim backs into the stake, causing it to top-ple over and lay on the ground. Jim plays his stroke. Jim hasimproved his stance and incurs a two-stroke penalty. True / False

10. Mike’s ball is in heavy rough and he and his fellow-competitor,Larry, search for the ball. Larry steps on a ball sending it deep-er into the grass. He retrieves the ball and it turns out to beMike’s ball. What is the Ruling?

a. Mike must replace his ball and Larry incurs a one-stroke penalty for moving Mike’s ball.

b. Mike must drop the ball as near as possible to where itoriginally lay, no closer to the hole. And there is nopenalty to either player.

c. Mike authorized Larry to search for his ball, so Mikeincurs a one-stroke penalty and must drop the ball asnear as possible to where it lay.

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Answers: (1) B Decision 8-2a/1; (2) C Rule 6-6a and Decision 6-6a/3; (3) Rule 11-4; (4) True Decision 13-2/6; (5) A Decision 13-2/8; (6) TrueDecision 17/4. Larry may center the flagstick in the hole or leave as it is, but he may not adjust it to a more favorable position; (7) False Rule 19-2a; (8) A Decision 18-2b/11; (9) False Decision 13-2/1.1; (10) B Decision 20-3b/5

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2012 Publinx Team PlayThrough June 18th 2012

EAST

Team Wins Loses Ties %Orchards 4 0 0 1.000

Greystone 2 4 1 0.800

Sycamore Hills 3 1 0 0.750

Blackheath I 5 2 0 0.714

The Glaciers 3 2 0 0.600

Bald Mountain 3 2 0 0.600

The Fountains 4 3 0 0.571

Fieldstone 3 3 0 0.500

Greystone 1 2 3 0 0.400

Boulder Point 2 4 0 0.333

Twin Lakes 1 4 0 0.200

Black River 0 0 0 0.000

Romeo 0 6 0 0.000

Pontiac Municipal 0 0 0 0.000

Blackheath II 0 6 0 0.000

WEST

Team Wins Loses Ties %Cattails 2 0 1 0.833

Fellows Creek 4 1 0 0.800

Lyon Oaks 4 1 0 0.800

Dunham Hills 2 1 0 0.667

Green Oaks 2 2 0 0.500

Preserve 2 2 0 0.500

Rouge 1 3 1 0.300

Golden Fox & 1 3 0 0.250

Miles of Golf

Salem Hills 0 0 0 0.000

Fox Creek 0 0 0 0.000

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Place Last Name First Name Day 1 Day 2 Total

1 Davies Greg 102 106 208

2 Bauer Joshua 106 108 214

3 Vaclav Dave 109 106 215

4 Jaschuk Scott 109 108 217

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Championship Division ResultsMichigan Publinx 54-Hole Medal Play Championship

Every Memorial Day weekend this tourna-ment has attracted top players from all over thestate to win the Lee Gohs Trophy.

In an effort to improve attendance, play andcompetition the Michigan Publinx GolfAssociation moved to Pheasant Run Golf Club(Canton MI) this year and it was a home rundecision!

The field had over 90 payers, the golf coursewas a better championship venue and GregBores (PGA Pro) and his staff at Pheasant Rundid just a fabulous job.

The weather seems like it is always a factorand this year was no different with thunder-storms and two rain delays on Saturday andthen just a beautiful day on Sunday.

In the Championship Division Greg Daviesjust blitzed the field on Saturday!

Greg started the day just steady like he nor-mally does knocking down pars through thefirst seven or eight holes. Then after a couple of

thunderstorm delays Greg came out with fif-teen holes left to play in the first round. That’swhen the real lightning hit as he birdied nineof his last fifteen holes to shoot a great roundof six under par for the first twenty-sevenholes.

Greg built a four shot cushion over JoshuaBauer who shot 106 (two under par) and a fiveshot lead over Michael King and AnthonySorentino.

In the net division Jack Brown from FlintMichigan also started the tournament off ingreat form shooting a net score of 103 (fiveunder Par). Jack would have a two shot leadgoing into the final round over Bruce Fullerand Tom Mulhern who fired net scores of 105(three under par).

In the final championship round of twenty-seven holes Greg Davies wasn’t quite the samebirdie machine that he displayed Saturday buthe was rock solid firing a round of 106 (twounder par), Joshua Bauer did his best catchGreg shooting a round of 108 but there was justto much distance to over come. Josh wouldtake second place followed by Dave Vaclav inthird place by himself.

This was Greg’s second Michigan PublinxMedal Play/Lee Gohs championship. Greg isquietly building one of the best amateurresumes in Michigan with eleven major titles.One-Michigan Amateur, Three-Publinx StateMatch Play’s, Two-Michigan Medal/Lee Gohs,One-Michigan Medal/Horton Smith, Two-Syron Memorials and Two-Michigan MidAmateurs.

In the final round of the “net” division it wasa real dogfight between Jack Brown, TomMulhern and Bruce Fuller with each playerhaving his chance to capture the title in regula-tion. The three players finished in a three-waytie (one over par) for first place forcing a sud-den death playoff.

The playoff lasted four holes with JackBrown coming out on top for first place fol-lowed by Tom Mulhern and Bruce Fuller.

On behalf of the players we would like tothank the Publinx Tournament Committee, thestaff at Fellows Creek Golf Club and theOfficials who did a fantastic job!

Congratulations Greg and Jack!

Greg Davies Wins 2012 MichiganPublinx Medal Play Tournament

Pheasant Run Golf Club – Canton MIMay 26th & 27th 2012


King Michael 107 110 217

Quitiquit Brett 111 106 217

7 Schleicher Erik 110 108 218

Sorentino Anthony 107 111 218

9 Champine Jeff 112 107 219

10 Cunningham Russ 111 109 220

11 Fedewa Steve 113 109 222

Raymond Mike 114 108 222

13 Horn Mike 111 112 223

14 May Jason 112 112 224

Weaver Ronald 112 112 224

16 Barnes Jim 112 113 225

Matthiesen Robert 114 111 225

18 Djurdjev Fred 110 116 226

19 Coffey Tim 114 113 227

Klemet Kevin 112 115 227

Patterson Smith 114 113 227

22 Brownback David 115 113 228

Zylstra Bill 113 115 228

24 Brickey TJ 116 113 229

Daigle Leo 119 110 229

26 Fedewa Mike 115 115 230

27 Johnson Andrew 119 112 231

Kolton Paul 123 108 231

29 Sierawski Steve 115 117 232



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Worrilow Charles 115 117 232

31 Bartnick Matthew 113 120 233

King Brian 115 118 233

Pioch Dean 116 117 233

34 Dunigan Tobin 118 116 234

Emsley Ray 122 112 234

Lucko Tommy 112 122 234

Wallace John 118 116 234

38 Bailey Chris 121 114 235

Solverson J. Paul 117 118 235

Zuraw Mark 118 117 235

41 Comito Frank 113 123 236

Jordan W. Stanley 120 116 236

Parker Joe 124 112 236

44 Palarchio Gary 120 117 237

Weaver Lorne 120 117 237

46 Ennis Kevin 119 119 238

Nimphie Rich 124 114 238

48 Cansfield Patrick 118 121 239

Houston Tony 114 125 239

Maezes Nolan 118 121 239

Nadeau Scott 124 115 239

52 Olejniczak John 116 124 240

Rousos Andrew 121 119 240

54 Furlong Kevin 113 128 241

55 Leach John 126 116 242



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Martin Leo 120 122 242

Stadwick Leon 118 124 242

58 Reifert Fritz 123 120 243

59 Harte Michael 116 128 244

60 Aldrich Kyle 124 121 245

Dobrin Devon 126 119 245

62 Solverson Stephen 128 118 246

63 Daly Stuart 125 122 247

Lee Dave 118 129 247

65 Codere Mark 126 124 250

66 Birk Tim 122 129 251

Walton Michael 130 121 251

68 Korte Matthew 126 126 252

69 Buhler James 122 131 253

70 Peplinski Michael 131 125 256

71 Jonca Kevin 128 135 263

Syron Mark 129 134 263

73 Jones Steven 134 136 270

74 Gott Michael 135

Juszczyk Jared 119

Kaspor Edmund 118

Lahner Terry 124

OConnor Bill 117

Pattullo Mark 124

Net Division Results


1 Brown Jack 103 114 217

Mulhern Tom 105 112 217

Fuller Bruce 105 112 217

4 Mlynarczyk James 111 112 223

5 ONeill Matt 116 111 227

6 Marshall Charles 113 115 228

7 Blank Dick 119 110 229

8 Ellis Jim 112 119 231

9 Pearson Greg 121 113 234

10 Olszewski Ed 121 116 237

11 Bedson Jim 120 126 246

12 McCord Gary 126 127 253

13 Luke Tom 132 129 261

14 ONeill Kevin 122


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Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association

2012 Jersey Giant Match Play ChampionshipJune 2nd & 3rd 2012

Championship Flight FinalsBrace defeated Castellani 3 & 1

Semi FinalsBrace defeated Matthiesen 4 & 3

Castellani defeated Drozkowski 3 & 2

First Flight FinalsLuebke defeated Patterson 3 & 2

Semi FinalsPatterson defeated Brija 1 up

Luebke defeated Rosendale 4 & 3

Senior Championship FinalsMastin defeated Jakubowski 19 holes

Semi FinalsJakubowski defeated Armstrong

Mastin defeated Garza

Senior First Flight FinalsSolomon defeated Meirndof

Semi FinalsSolomon defeated Schmidt 2 up

Meirndorf defeated Distefano 6 & 5

Second Flight FinalsFletcher defeated Szedlak 3 & 2

Semi FinalsSzedlak defeated Pumfrey 7 & 6

Fletcher defeated McKenna 20 holes

Third Flight FinalsGreen defeated J. Sawyer 19 holes

Semi FinalsGreen defeated Wood 4 & 2

J. Sawyer defeated Slocum 1 up

Fourth Flight FinalsPerrone defeated Vuckovich 4 & 3

Semi FinalsVuckovich defeated Krager 4 & 3

Perrone defeated Burt 3 & 2

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South East Michigan will be the home for the 2012 StateMatch Play Championship. It’s been many many years sincethis title has been claimed in the Motor City Area.

For the past several years this championship has been heldin a Northern Michigan atmosphere or the warm rural country-side of West Michigan.

Breaking from the norm, in 2012 Blackheath Golf Courseand Twin Lakes Golf and Swim Club both in Rochester HillsMichigan will host the SMP Championship.

These are two fine venues that will offer a great challengefor all players.

The following information is a brief overview for eachcourse and what lies ahead for the players in this year’s tour-nament.

Blackheath Golf CourseBlackheath opened in 1998 and was designed and construct-

ed by Kevin Aldrich. Mr. Aldrich’s inspiration to develop thisstyle of layout was brought on by a visit to Scotland. On thistrip, he learned of the two unique types of layouts that could beoffered by this type of topography and he was able to producea gem in Rochester, MI.

There are two types of courses in the birthplace of golf,which are heathland and links styles. A heathland course isbuilt from farmland and lies inland from the sea. Links cours-es on the other hand sit next to the sea. As opposed to a linksdesign with the bumpy fairways and deep bunkers, a heathlandcourse offers gently rolling fairways and flat bunkering.

The name “blackheath” itself comes from the honorablesociety of men, which is said to be the first to establish a clubin England that was actually outside of Scotland.

The course sits on 128 acres. It features a good test of golffor both men and ladies of all skill levels. Playing to par of 71the course offers four sets of tees, challenging bunkering, andundulating greens that make for a true but fair round of golf.

Blackheath has already earned quite a reputation.Blackheath was selected to host the United States AmateurSectional qualifier in 1998. Crain’s Detroit Business ratedBlackheath as a top 5 must play in Michigan. Blackheath wasalso awarded 3 1 2 stars by Golf Digest.

Twin Lakes Golf And Swim ClubTwin Lakes Golf Club in Rochester Hills is a four star (Golf

Digest Places to Play) Jerry Matthews designed golf coursefeaturing wide sweeping fairways and huge contoured putting

surfaces. This links influenced layout traverses mildly undulat-ing terrain with numerous wetlands and water hazards alongthe way. Those who have not visited in the past couple of yearswill be surprised at the growth that has taken place in thisupscale residential community, as beautiful homes line manyfairways and form a significant backdrop behind many of thegreen complexes in this 1,000 acre countryside development.

Golf properties do not usually warrant a 4-star rating with-out providing a nice package of amenities, and the list at TwinLakes is an impressive one. First of all, two huge practicegreens rest between the clubhouse and first tee, with a massivegrass range nearby. The short game area includes a chippingarea and sand bunker, perfect for a warm up or for a morningor afternoon of practice. The clubhouse features an upscale proshop, plus lockers and showers for men and women. Therestaurant and lounge is wonderfully appointed, and the land-scaped outdoor patio is a great place for parties and receptions,and presents views of a natural area that rests immediatelybehind the clubhouse.

The service here is outstanding - worthy of private clubexperiences. Crain’s Detroit has awarded Twin Lakes with thehonor of recognition as the # 1 Women Friendly Course in SEMichigan. There are twenty seven holes on property - the newWoods nine opened for public play in 2006, and providesgolfers with a Northern Michigan experience featuring eleva-tion changes, rolling fairways bound by mature trees, andspectacular marshlands populated with herons and indigenouswildlife.

This layout plays to distance measuring 3414, 3172, 3029,2831 and 2322 yards, and is located in a serene environment,with no residential properties situated alongside. There arequite a few forced carries over marsh, though like the originaleighteen, the carries are reasonable from the white and forwardtees. We highly recommend that you include the Woods in anyTwin Lakes golf experience. The Estates nine also has 5 sets oftees that play to 3502, 3301, 3160, 2856 and 2507 yards, whilethe Links nine measures 3243, 3015, 2849, 2548 and 2113yards. The slope ratings of the 27 holes vary between 109 and133.

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2012 Michigan Publinx State Match Play

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During one of my recent rounds of leisurelygolf this spring I was playing with my friendand fellow golf professional Jerry Roman,Head Golf Professional at Hidden RiverGolf Club, and we were hitting a few extraputts on the final green and Jerry started tomake putts with his sand wedge one afteranother from about 10 feet. He mentioned tome that he likes to practice this inside of the10 foot range to get better feel and control ofthe clubface as well as it forces him to focusmore on his ball contact. Since that time Ihave had many of my students practice thisduring our lesson times and they have hadgreat success. The basis behind this practicedrill is to softly putt the ball with the leadingedge or blade of the wedge and control the

distance by maintaining the angles set withyour wrists. It’s fun to have small challengecontests with your friends while gettingsome great practice time in. Once you putyour putter back in your hands you feel anincredible amount of confidence with bothcontact and control.

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Ray Emsley Defeats Mike FedewaIn 4th GAM Senior Match Play Championship

Gross Ile Golf & Country-Club • May 29th through June 1st

This GAM Senior Match Play tournament

field just keeps getting stronger and popular

among Michigan Seniors. Over 75 seniors

and 30 super seniors were in the field on the

29th to qualify for match play starting on the

30th.

The defending champion Greg Reynolds

set the tone in the “Senior” division, shoot-

ing a round of 72 to share medalist honors

with Dan Longeway and Craig Vanassen.

In the Super Senior division, Neil

McQuarrie and John Thrasher shared the

honors with rounds of 76.

Senior match play action found Greg

Reynolds advancing through the first two

rounds with commanding victories. Greg

won his first match 4 & 2 and his second

match 5 & 4. Vanassen kept pace with

Reynolds by winning his first two matches

but Longeway would be defeated in his first

match by Jerry Blake 2 & 1.

Super Senior action found defending

champion Claude Johnson advancing to the

next round with a 3 & 1 victory. The two

medalist McQuarrie and Thrasher both

advanced to the next round as well.

In the quarter final match Mike Fedewa

ended Greg Reynolds bid to defend his title.

Ray Emsley, a longstanding Publinx mem-

ber, won his third match to advance into the

semifinal match against Mark Christenson,

while Dave Sweeney another Publinx mem-

ber won his third match to take on Mike

Fedewa.

In the super seniors, John F. O’Donovan

ended Claude Johnson’s repeat bid and will

face John Lindholm in the semi-final match.

Tim Redmond and John French advanced to

join O’Donovan and Lindholm.

Ray Emsley and Mike Fedewa made their

way through the semi final match to face

each other for the championship, as did

Lindholm and Redmond in the super senior

division.

In the final match, rain was probably the

toughest opponent for all the players but Ray

Emsley was focused and led the entire

match, capturing the Senior Division Title

with a 4 & 3 victory over Mike Fedewa.

In the super senior division, John

Lindholm got off to a fast start and a sizeable

lead before Tim Redmond started making

his move. Tim was able to get back to one

down after 16 holes but John won the 17th

hole to win the super seniors title 2 & 1.

Congratulations Ray and John!

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2011 State Champion, Claude Frady (L)

receiving the MPSGA's George

Greenhalgh Trophy from Tournament

Chairman, Tom Ahern. (R)

2011 Legend Division winner, Claud

Johnston (L) and 2011 Super-Senior

Division

winner, Mike Phillips (R) with

Tournament Chairman, Ahern.

2011 Net winner, Ray Donnelly (R) with

MPSGA President, Doug King.

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Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 A Pilon, Tom Plymouth 74 7 672 A Frontier, Greg Waterford 80 11 692 A Ruelle, David Waterford 76 7 694 A Kuehn, Brian Ann Arbor 81 10 715 A Mutz, Charles Clarkston 80 7 73

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 B Piasecki, David Farmington Hills 81 14 672 B Ash, Paul Brighton 83 13 703 B Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 85 13 724 B McCall, Brian Ann Arbor 86 13 735 B Ahern, Thomas Plymouth 86 11 755 B Gabriele, John Wixom 87 12 75

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 C Hertel, Bob Sterling Heights 84 18 662 C Mercury, Joe Rochester Hills 88 19 693 C Dunn, Martin Macomb 87 16 714 C Silverstein, Barry Franklin 87 15 724 C Williams, Ronald L. Auburn Hills 87 15 72

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 D Irwin, Richard Plymouth 87 20 672 D Schulte, George West Bloomfield 92 22 703 D Hackstock, Fred Lake Orion 101 30 714 D DeFever, Morris Shelby Twsp. 101 27 745 D Kurczewski, Tom D.. Shelby Twsp. 106 31 755 D Moore, Daniel Plymouth 95 20 755 D Retman, Richard Harrison Twsp. 99 24 75

University Of Michiagn • May 24th 2012

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 A Davis, Clifford Rochester Hills 79 7 722 A Iovan, Mark W. Bloomfield 81 8 732 A Petrulis, Sal Howell 81 8 734 A Phillips, Mike Bloomfield Hills 79 5 745 A Halle, Roger Chesterfield Twsp. 78 3 755 A Mutz, Charles Clarkston 81 6 755 A Ward, Don Sterling Heights 82 7 758 A Green, Billy Waterford 80 5 75

Michigan Publinx Senior Golf AsociationSingle Day Tournament Results

Golden Fox Golf Club • May 19th 2012

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University Of Michiagn • May 24th 2012 (continued)

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 B Green, Chris New Hudson 86 11 752 B Ahern, Thomas Plymouth 87 11 762 B Walainis, Jim Bloomfield Hills 90 14 764 B Ash, Paul Brighton 90 13 774 B Frontier, Greg Waterford 89 12 774 B Stovall, Douglas Rochester Hills 88 11 77

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 C Hertel, Bob Sterling Heights 88 18 702 C Mercury, Joe Rochester Hills 91 18 733 C Nannini, Richard Leonard 94 19 754 C Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 90 14 765 C Bevak, John Grosse Ile 96 19 775 C Crecelius, Bill Ann Arbor 95 18 775 C Dunn, Martin Macomb 94 17 77

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 D LeVan, Jerry Bloomield Hills 95 23 722 D DeFever, Morris Shelby Twsp. 101 27 742 D Ouellette, Donald Livonia 94 20 744 D Everhart, Ed Shelby Twsp. 106 31 754 D Noble, Frank Livonia 104 29 75

Salem Hills Golf Club • June 5th 2012

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 A Thompson, John Highland 78 11 672 A Iovan, Mark W. Bloomfield 76 8 683 A Benham, Dave Novi 75 6 694 A McTear, David Redford 80 10 704 A Stovall, Douglas Rochester Hills 81 11 70

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 B Kim, Kyu Bloomfield Hills 80 13 671 B Myers, Ron Livonia 81 14 673 B Gabriele, John Wixom 82 12 704 B Frontier, Greg Waterford 83 12 714 B Grill, Paul Byron 84 13 71

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 C Williams, Ronald L. Auburn Hills 82 16 662 C Miller, Mark Livonia 87 20 672 C Moore, Daniel Plymouth 85 18 674 C Jensen, Tom Saline 89 21 68


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Salem Hills Golf Club • June 5th 2012 (continued)

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score4 C Wagner, Curt White Lake 86 18 68

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 D Kurczewski, Tom D. Shelby Twsp. 96 30 662 D LeVan, Jerry Bloomfield Hills 92 22 703 D DeFever, Morris Shelby Twsp. 97 26 714 D Comiskey, Richard Canton 96 24 724 D MATTHEWS, JERRY S. Lyon 102 30 724 D Retman, Richard Harrison Twsp. 97 25 72

Tanglewood Golf Club • June 12th 2012

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 A Davis, Clifford Rochester Hills 76 8 681 A Ward, Don Sterling Heights 75 7 683 A Mlynarczyk, Jim Northville 80 9 715 A Spellman, Hank Lexington 79 8 715 A Green, Chris New Hudson 83 11 72A Kuehn, Brian Ann Arbor 82 10 72

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 B Ahern, Thomas Plymouth 83 12 711 B Roley, Roger Livonia 86 15 713 B Ash, Paul Brighton 85 12 733 B Walainis, Jim Bloomfield Hills 87 14 735 B Allen, Thom Bloomfield 86 12 745 B Kim, Kyu Bloomfield Hills 86 12 74

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 C Prevost, Robert Ypsilanti 82 16 662 C Fedoronko, Ron Warren 82 15 672 C Hicks, Harry Commerce Twsp. 82 15 672 C Winters, Everett Royal Oak 83 16 675 C Irwin, Richard Plymouth 87 19 68

Place Flight Player City Score HCP Net Score1 D PAVLAT, DAN Livonia 87 22 652 D Kurczewski, Tom D. Shelby Twsp. 95 29 663 D Weibel, Bob Westland 93 26 674 D LeVan, Jerry Bloomfield Hills 89 21 684 D Noble, Frank Livonia 99 31 68

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Michigan Publinx Tournament Series ChampionshipLakes of Taylor Golf Club • June 3, 2012

Championship Division Results

Place Last Name First Name Score1 Klemet Kevin 732 Clore Siegel 74

3 Boghikian Razmig 75

4 May Jason 76

Sorentino Anthony 76

6 Johnson Andrew 77

7 Alvey Andy 78

8 Barnes Jim 80

Hanna Randy 80

Kaspor Edmund 80

Uelmen James 80

12 Bunge Harold 81

Djurdjev Fred 81

Emsley Ray 81

Quitiquit Brett 81

Tally Josh 81

17 Bee Ralph 82

Davies Greg 82

Rymiszewski Gary 82

20 Bartnick Matthew 83

Bernhardt Patrick 83

Case Michael 83

Johnson Joseph 83

Korte Matthew 83

Mair John 83

Moores Tom 83

Solverson J. Paul 83

28 Bailey Chris 84

Carpenter Bryan 84

Harte Michael 84

Championship Division Results

Place Last Name First Name ScoreKing Brian 84

Weaver Ronald 84

Worrilow Charles 84

34 Dagenais Rich 85

35 Blair Chris 86

Comito Frank 86

Solverson Stephen 86

38 Batch Steve 87

Buhler James 87

40 Kolton Paul 88

41 Peplinski Michael 89

42 Reifert Fritz 91

43 Kern Matt 93

44 Bowles Chad 95



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Michigan Publinx Tournament Series ChampionshipLakes of Taylor Golf Club • June 3, 2012

Championship Division Results (continued)

Place Last Name First Name Score45 Iatonna Anthony 97

46 Hayward Shaun 100

Championship Net Division ResultsPlace Last Name First Name Score1 Szymanski Robert 71

2 Murphy Bryan 74

Tranzow Jerry 74

4 Grzadzinski Mat 75

Mulhern Tom 75

Muscaro Dave 75

7 Chelten Skip 77

Grubba Matt 77

Hermann Brian 77

10 Bedson Jim 78

11 Luke Tom 79

Mikoloff Kelly 79

Misovski John 79

14 Crosby Arturo 80

15 McKay Kevin 81

Szymanski Steven 81

17 ONeill Matt 84

Wojcik Dale 84

19 Erdmann Ron 85

20 Suchta Nick 86

21 Boateng David 90

Morgan John 90

23 Campbell John 98

Senior DivisionsPlace Last Name First Name Score1 Henriksen Craig 72

2 Pilon Tom 74

3 Brady Larry 75

Kirkland Charles 75

Pujdowski Ed 75

Ward Don 75

7 Brunning David 77

8 Bales Thomas 78

English Larry 78

Kaspor Albert 78

11 Thomas Kevin 79

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2012 Tournament ScheduleMichigan Publinx Golf Association

All tournaments open to Public and Private Course male amateurplayers 18 or older and up to a 20 handicap.

Championship, Net & Senior Tournament Divisions MiPublinx and GAM Honor Roll Points Awarded

Gift Certificates awarded for top finishers in each division

MIPUBLINX Championship Series TournamentsLakes of Taylor (Senior, Net & Championship Divisions) – June 3, 2012Dunham Hills (Senior, Net & Championship Divisions) – June 24, 2012

Blackheath (Senior and Net Division only) – July 15, 2012Fieldstone (Senior, Net & Championship Divisions) – Aug 12, 2012

MIPUBLINX State Match Play Championship36 Hole Medal and One round of Match Play with Flights guaranteed for all

Twin Lakes and Blackheath - Rochester, MI.July 27 thru 31, 2012

Entry Deadline July 9, 2012

On-line sign-up and membership application forms available at:www.mipublinx.com

email [email protected] or call 248-433-5544 for additional information.

Senior DivisionsPlace Last Name First Name Score12 Davis Clifford 80

Ellis Jim 80

Insana Gary 80

Meldrum Tim 80

16 Gunn Otha 81

Shaheen Rick 81

Tesner Arthur 81

19 Babicz Kirk 82

Cykowski Mark 82

Kim Kyu 82

Pearson Greg 82

23 Dahlberg Ron 83

Touchette Chris 83

25 Mutz Charles 85

Pratt John 85

27 Phillips Michael 86

Schulte George 86

Taylor William II 86

30 Kennedy John 87

Pirrami Gino 87

32 Miller Mark 89

33 Kinnell Dave 92

Congratulations Kevin, Robert & Craig!

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Please indicate your choice of Division: (Check only one)

Open: Gift certificates will be awarded in each flight: Max handicap 20.Limited to first 128 apps.

Senior: Gift certificates will be awarded in each flight: Max handicap 20. Limited to first 96 apps.Open to players reaching their 50th birthday by July 27, 2012.

Super Senior: Gift certificates will be awarded in each flight: Max handicap 20. Limited to first 32 apps.Open to players reaching their 65th birthday by July 27, 2012.

Application for Entry in the 58th Michigan Publinx State Match Play ChampionshipTwin Lakes / BlackheathOakland TWP., Michigan

July 27 thru July 31, 2012

Name: __________________________________________________ Phone: Home (_____)__________________

Address: ________________________________________________ Phone: Work (_____)__________________

City: ________________________________________ St:____ Zip Code: ______ Date of Birth: _____________

Email Address_________________________________________________________________________________

USGA Hdcp Index:____Gam#:______________Hdcp Established through MIPublinx? Yes ___ No ___

Name of course/organization:____________________________________________________________________

Format and Entry Fees NOTE: This is a spikeless event.

Eligibility- Entries are open to all male amateur golfers. You must be 18 years old to participate and be a resident ofthe State of Michigan.

Championship, Senior and Super Senior Tournament Format - The field will be limited to the first 128 Players forOpen Qualifying, 96 Players for Senior and 32 Players for Super Senior. Friday and Saturday will consist of a 36hole gross stroke play qualifier (18 holes each day) for all contestants. Qualifying scores seed players into flights ofsingle elimination individual matches. Field size may require a combined bracket of Open and Senior Div. players.Quarter finalists in each flight qualify for prizes. USGA rules apply. Entry Fee of $235.00. (Cart included)Cancellation Policy - Player cancellation or refund requests, prior to July 9, 2012 will be assessed a cancellation feeof $20.00. Entry fee refunds after this date will be at the discretion of the tournament committee.

LATE ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED Deadline: July 9, 2012.Contestants are subject to dismissal at any time by the MIPublinx Board of Directors. Reason for dismissal may include unbecomingconduct or slow play. Entrants agree to play in the flight and all matches for which they qualify. I am familiar with the rules of Amateurstatus, and I have conformed to them in all respects. I further agree to abide by the MIPublinx pace of play policy and all USGA rules.

Applicant's Signature: ________________________________________________________ Date: ______________

All information requested must be filled out completely or this application may be rejected.

Make Checks Payable to: Michigan Publinx Golf AssociationAcceptance Confirmations will be mailed after receipt of complete and paid application.

Mail complete tournament application with payment to: MIPublinx, c/o Ron Weaver, 50743 Middle River Rd., Macomb, MI 48044

Visit our website at http://www.mipublinx.com for Mipublinx News, Events, Results and ApplicationsOr Email: [email protected]

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Michigan Publinx Honor RollThrough June 19th 2012

Player Total Points

Anthony Sorentino 405

Jason May 355

Greg Davies 325

Scott Jaschuk 324

Joshua Bauer 295

Kevin Klemet 290

Brett Quitquit 274

Dave Vaclav 260

Andy Alvey 225

Jeff Champine 185

Leo Daigle 185

James Uelmen 163

Erik Schleicher 160

Ron Weaver 145

Bill O'Connor 140

Andrew Johnson 124

Stephen Solverson 120

Siegel Clore 120

Steve Fedewa 115

Razmig Boghikian 110

Jim Barnes 108

Michael Coriasso 88

Brad Bastion 85

Brett Hudson 70

Larry Sterling 70

Rich Dagenais 65

Frank Comito 65

Player Total Points

TJ Brickey 65

Randy Hanna 63

Edmund Kaspor 63

Ian Harris 50

Jon Pauli 50

Josh Tally 40

Ray Emsley 40

Fred Djurdjev 40

Harold Bunge 40

Todd Covert 35

Nick Dennis 30

Charles Worrilow 29

Paul Kolton 29

Kevin Ennis 29

Gary Rymiszewski 29

John Leach 29

Fritz Reifert 29

Bill Zylstra 25

Dieter Schulz 20

John Quigley 20

Bryan Carpenter 20

Brian Donohoe 20

Scott Jeffrey 20

Joseph Johnson 20

Nick Sears 20

Rod Sowders 20

Sam Stark 15

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