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January 3, 2013

Dear Parents and Juniors,

Membership registration for the 2013 Junior Tour season will open onJanuary 22nd, 2013 at 8:00AM. We are still in the process of securing tour-naments sites, and will post the schedule as soon as it’s complete.

I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name isStephen Tibor, and I have recently become the Michigan PGA section JuniorGolf Director.

I’m originally from Sterling Heights, MI, and a graduate from CentralMichigan University. Throughout the past few years I’ve traveled quite a bit,and have continually expanded my knowledge in junior golf.

I was fortunate enough to work for the Illinois Junior Golf Association,Mid-American Junior Golf Tour, and most recently with the SouthernCalifornia PGA.

I’m anticipating a great year for our program, and look forward to meet-ing you all. If you have any questions or concerns you can contact me at sti-bor@michiganpga.com or by phone at 517-641-7421.

2013 Michigan PGA Junior Tour Registration

Michigan Publinx Golf Association- 2013 Business Meetings

Date Event Time Location

January 10th Board Meeting 6:30 PM Pontiac C.C.

March 7th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

April 1st Deadline Team Rosters

April 15th Deadline For Membership

April 18th Board Meeting & Members 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

May 8th Deadline Michigan Medal

June 6th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

July 9th Deadline For SMP

July 11th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

September 12th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th MPGA Annual Meeting 8:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th Board Meeting 9:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

December 5th Board Meeting 6:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

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Eagle Glen and The Pines at Lake Isabellateam up in 2013 to host the 59th State MatchPlay Championship.

This July central Michigan welcomes the2013 Michigan Publinx State Match PlayChampionship. Local favorites Eagle Glenand The Pines at Lake Isabella host the 59thannual event and golfers are geared up for agreat time.

Can’t play in Scotland? That’s why EagleGlen brought Scotland to Michigan. Withnatural wetlands and bunkers bordering finegrass fairways in the tradition of Scotland’sfinest courses this picturesque, rolling ter-rain may have been central Michigan’s bestkept secret, but it is sure to shine this year atthe tournament.

The Pines at Lake Isabella is the secondcourse in the tournament and you’ll find afun, yet challenging course surrounded bylarge growing pines. When you reach the15th tee take a moment to soak in the view.That’s what The Pines is all about.Reminding you to enjoy your day on thegreens and surrounding you with naturalbeauty. You will be able to overlook thebeautiful lake as well as stand atop the damseparating the lake from the flowingChippewa River.

The two featured courses are not the onlyplaces you will find amazing golf in centralMichigan. The area boasts more than adozen play worthy courses. If you’re inter-ested in coming up throughout the summercheck out www.micentralswing.com, a cus-

tom play and stay program out of MountPleasant where you can play courses rangingfrom the Premiere St. Ives, Tullymore,Bucks Run, and PohlCat to challenging four-star courses like Snow Snake, The Emerald,and Riverwood. They even offer fun localcourses like the newly owned Maple Creekor Pleasant Hills, a local favorite.

The program will set up your tee timesand find you the best hotel in the area so allyou have to do is show up and have a greattime. With so many courses and multiplelodging options you can truly create yourown custom golf package based on whereyou want to play and how much you want tospend.

So when you’re up for the state tourna-ment this July be sure to check out courseslike the well known Bucks Run. The coursescenery is relaxing, beautiful and windsaround Lake Fisher, the Chippewa River,and several natural wetlands. The greens arefast and healthy, and you can see that atten-tion has been paid to every detail makingthis Jerry Mathews layout worthy of its 4.5star rating.

Snow Snake, a striking golf course, tuckedaway in central Michigan with its challeng-ing terrain, elevation, undulating green, andtree lined fairways, Snow Snake is sure togive any golfer a challenge as you experi-ence the feeling of being up north, withoutthe extra two-hour drive. Snow Snake’s sig-nature hole would have to be number four.With a green guarded by a deep valley in thefront and lined with boulders along the back- topped with luscious flowers, you’ll seewhy number four is the most photographedand discussed post-round.

Riverwood Resort, a 4 star course, whichwill test any golfer’s ability and skill leveland bring out the best in your game. GolfDigest’s voted them one of the top places toplay and when you hit the number nine hole,one of the most popular holes, you’ll begiven a full sensory experience. As you

approach the 359 yardage, the scenic pondand water fountain come alive as you’re sur-rounded by the green bunkers. From the teethe Chippewa River is flowing softly behindyou, relaxing you as you prepare for a toughtee shot. This is what golfers look for inevery course they play, the challenge, thescenery, and that zen moment right beforethe swing.

All of this can be found right in the sweetcenter of Michigan, Mount Pleasant, whereyou will discover small town hospitalitywith big town amenities. When you’re intown be sure to check out the beautifuldowntown area with local boutique shops,locally owned restaurants, and the charmonly a downtown can supply. The fun andexcitement doesn’t stop there. The SoaringEagle Casino offers up more than 4,000 slotmachines, table games, and a bingo hall.While the entertainment hall and outdoorsummer concert series features some of thebest live entertainment around.

Don’t forget there’s something for thewhole family to enjoy; perhaps a visit to thenew Children’s Discovery Museum, a daypass at the water park, or a stroll through thenew gardens on the campus of CentralMichigan University are just a few activitiesyou can find right here in central Michigan.

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2013 Michigan U. S. Open QualifiersThe Moors – Warwick Hills • May 8th & May 13th

May 8th marked the first of two “Michigan Qualifiers” for the 2013 U.S. Open to be contested at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore PA.The first qualifier was at the The Moors Golf Club followed by the last qualifier at the famous Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club.Matt Harmon and Randy Hutchinson are two familiar names in Michigan to qualify at the Moor’s location.

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PL Name Location Score Results1 Hutchison, Randy Traverse City 65 Medalist2 Harmon, Matt Grand Rapids 68 Qualified2 Olsen, Casey Okemos 68 Qualified4 Wohlfield, Eric Brighton 69 Qualified4 Scodro, Maxwell Chicago 69 Qualified4 Feher, Zachary Livonia 69 1st Alt.7 Buckley, Garret Novi 70 2nd Alt.

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PL Name Location Score Results1 Juszczyk, Joe Dearborn Hts 69 Medalist2 Bastion, Brad Clinton Twp 70 Qualified3 Churchill, Smith Brian Oakville 71 Qualified3 Ignasiak, Mike Saline 71 Qualified5 Tindall, Andrew Manchester 72 Qualified5 Do, Henry Canton 72 1st Alt.5 Mory, Chris Haslett 72 2nd Alt.

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Rules of Golf Quiz - May1. Mike’s ball lay in a bunker. There was a rake lying in the same

bunker that was not near Mike’s ball and further from the hole.As Mike would have to rake the bunker after his stroke, hewalked to the rake and raked his footprints on the way back to hisball. What is the Ruling?

a. No penalty.b. Two-stroke penalty for testing the condition of the

bunker.c. One-stroke penalty for removing an obstruction from

a bunker when player’s ball is in that bunker.

2. A player’s ball, after a stroke, hits a cart path and is scuffed. Theplayer replaces the ball as it’s damaged in the normal course ofplay. The player proceeded correctly. True or False?

3. In a tournament the Committee has adopted the condition that theballs used must be on the USGA conforming ball Rule. Joe playsa Titleist Pro V1 that is on the list, but is an X-out. Joe is disqual-ified if he uses that ball. True or False?

4. Between the play of two holes Larry practices putting or chip-ping. Which of the following is allowed?

a. He may practice on a practice putting green.b. He may practice on the teeing ground of the next holec. Both of the above.

5. Mike and Sam have a wait on the teeing ground of the next hole.Mike is undecided on which club to use for the shot and looks inSam’s bag to see what club he has selected. He finds Sam’s 5iron is missing so he decides that is the club he will play. Mikehas proceeded correctly and incurs no penalty. True or False?

6. A player arrives at the 4th hole teeing ground. He feels the tee-markers are misaligned and facing toward out of bounds. Hemoves one of the markers to correct the alignment to the centerof the fairway. What is the ruling?

a. Player must replace the moved tee-marker before he orany other player makes a stroke on the hole or be dis-qualified.

b. Player must replace the moved tee-marker before he orany player makes a stroke on the hole or incur a two-stroke penalty for moving something fixed.

c. The player should, but is not obligated to replace thetee-marker.

7. Jason is looking for his ball in a lateral water hazard. Whilewalking on the bank inside the hazard and searching for his ball,he accidentally kicks his ball. What is the Ruling?

a. He incurs no penalty and must replace the ball if he isgoing to play from the lateral water hazard as the ballwas moved during search.

b. He incurs no penalty if he is going to take relief fromthe lateral water hazard as he was searching for his ballin a hazard and there is no penalty for moving a ball ina hazard while searching.

c. He incurs a one-stroke penalty for moving his ball inplay. He may replace the ball or if he chooses to takerelief from the lateral water hazard, he does not have toreplace it.

8. A player plays a ball from the rough to the putting green. Onreaching the green he discovers he has played a wrong ball. Hereturns to the area where he played from and finds another balland plays it. On reaching the putting green, he discovers he hasagain played a wrong ball. What is the Ruling?

a. He incurs a two-stroke penalty for playing a wrong balland must correct by finding and playing his ball in playor play under Rule 27-1 if the original ball is not found.

b. He incurs four penalty strokes for playing two wrongballs and must correct by finding and playing his ball inplay or play under Rule 27-1 if the original ball is notfound.

c. He is disqualified.

9. A player may have the flagstick attended from anywhere on thecourse. True of False?

10. Joe’s ball lies on the putting green and after he putts, Mike, hisfellow-competitor removes a leaf that may affect Joe’s line ofputt. What is the Ruling?

a. Mike incurs a two-stroke penalty.b. Mike incurs a one-stroke penalty.c. There is no penalty as Mike was being courteous and

was caring for the course.

*Quiz Answers on

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Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association

Spring Medal PlayThe Emerald Golf Course • St. Johns, MI • May 4th & 5th, 2013

The Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association kicked off the 2013 season with one of their main events,The Spring Medal Play Tournament. Over 80 players turned out for this two-day event, hosted by one of mid

Michigan’s greatest golf venues The Emerald Golf Club at Maple Creek.

Open ChampionshipPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Castellani, Carson 72 67 139 1ST

Choma, Dale 73 72 145 T2

Rosekrans, Trevor 70 75 145 T2

Argall, Matt 75 71 146 T4

Clark, Nathan 69 77 146 T4

Murphy, John 73 74 147 T6

Nichols, Steve 71 76 147 T6

Pauli, Jonathan 75 72 147 T6

Burt, Brian 71 78 149 9TH

Brownback , David 75 76 151 T10

Hurst, Nick 74 77 151 T10

Matthiesen, Robert 75 76 151 T10

Szedlak, Joshua 74 78 152 13TH

Lee, Dave 74 79 153 14TH

Domagalski, Matthew 75 81 156 15TH

Open First FlightPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Banas, Jeff 77 73 150 T1

Keim, Tony 78 72 150 T1

Luttig, Aaron 76 78 154 T2

McCarthy, Patrick 78 76 154 T2

Cornwell, Cole 81 74 155 5TH

Benzing, Weston 76 80 156 T6

Blasius, John 78 78 156 T6

Pauli, Brian 79 77 156 T6

Green, Sean 76 81 157 9TH

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Answers: (1) A. Rule 1-2 Exception 2; (2) False. Rule 5-3; (3) True. Decision 5-1/4.; (4) C. Rule 7-2; (5) True. Decision 8-1/10; (6) A.Decision 11-2/2; (7) C. Decision 12-1/5; (8) B. Decision 15-3b/2; (9) True. Rule 17-1; (10) A. Rule 23-1.

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One of the first golf tournaments of the year was contested May 7th atEagle Eye Golf Club in Bath Michigan.

Each year the top Michigan Pros square off with the top GAM Amateursin a series of matches to claim bragging rights for the season.

This year, the pros sent a team comprising of Gary Smithson, John Seltzer,Kevin Muir, Tom Harding, Scott Hebert, Brian Cairns Kyle Martin MattZavadil, Josh Fryer, T J Roberts, Dave Kendal and Ian Ziska to competeagainst a GAM team of Tom Werkmeister, Spencer Slade, Eric Schleicher,Brian Hayward, Nathan Clark, Tom Gieselman, Evan Bowser, Eric Spencer,Wes Gates, Phil Gieseker, Michael Horn and Andrew Chapman.

Through the years the pros have pretty much dominated this competitionbut the GAM team has held the trophy since 2009.

The mission was simple for the Pros “Reclaim The Fuller Cup” and thatthey did.

In the morning, four-ball matches the Pros took four of six matches settingup a lot of work for the GAM team in the afternoon single matches. For theGAM team to retain the cup they had to capture seven of the twelve possi-ble afternoon points.

As the single matches started to unfold, the Pros won four of the first sixmatches and would go on to win seven of the 12 afternoon matches toreclaim the cup with a 11 to 7 victory over the GAM team.

Congratulations To The Michigan PGA!

The “41st” Fuller CupMay 7th, 2013 • Eagle Eye Golf Club • Bath Michigan

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Spring Medal Play (Continued from Page 14)

Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association

Open First FlightPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Brace, Andrew 77 81 158 T10

Golembiewski, Zachary 81 77 158 T10

Open First FlightPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Struder Jr, Davd 78 82 160 T12

Volkers, Rick 77 83 160 T12

Kleimola, Keith 76 86 162 T14

Rosendale, Zachary 78 84 162 T14

Makley, Jeff 78 88 166 16TH

Leal, David 81 86 167 17TH

Tilma, Tim 80 93 173 18TH

Open Second FlightPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Hovey, Tim 82 84 166 T1

Murphy, Tim 87 79 166 T1

Peterson, Nolan 85 81 166 T1

Vuckovich, Andrew 85 83 168 4TH

Mosholder, John 85 84 169 T5

Phillips, Brad 89 80 169 T5

Bohnhoff, Karl 88 82 170 T7

Perrone, Jacob 84 86 170 T7

Bailey, Daniel 91 80 171 T9

Terry, Justin 83 88 171 T9

Slocum, Mark 89 83 172 11TH

Slocum, Matt 96 80 176 12TH

Harkema, Doug 87 94 181 13TH

Kragel, Dan 98 100 198 15TH

Mu, Yusong 97 106 203 15TH

Kiger , Brian 97 NC DNF DNF

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Senior ChampionshipPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Raymond, Mike 74 75 149 1ST

Sequite, Mike 75 75 150 2ND

Borges, Edson 76 76 152 3RD

Tungate, Mike 77 77 154 4TH

Harry, Jeff 73 84 157 T5

Pickering, Mark 72 85 157 T5

Carlson, Mark 79 82 161 7TH

Allen, Joe 81 81 162 T8

Armstrong, Jeff 79 83 162 T8

White, Stuart 79 86 165 10TH

Senior First FlightPlayer Saturday Sunday Total Place

Seehase, Dick 84 80 164 1ST

Parks, Steve 88 79 167 2ND

Solomon, Chip 86 84 170 3RD

Hankey, Douglas 86 85 171 T4

Hord, Dooley 83 88 171 T4

Burt, Doug 88 89 177 6TH

Shepherd, Gordon 89 90 179 7TH

Miller, Bruce 94 88 182 8TH

Distefano, Gary 97 86 183 9TH

Marshall, Brad 87 97 184 10TH

Powtak, Rick 98 87 185 11TH

Congratulations To The Winners!

Carson Castellani, Jeff Banas, Toni Keim, Tim Hovey, Tim Murphy, Nolan Peterson,Mike Raymond & Dick Seehase

Spring Medal Play (Continued from Page 16)

Greater Lansing Amateur Golf Association

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(Friday, Saturday, Sunday – August 16, 17 & 18)Shanty Creek Resort and Club – Bellaire, Michigan

Featuring:

54 Hole Medal Play Tournament

Cedar River, Schuss Mountain and Legend courses

Both Gross and Net Competition

GAM and MPSGA Honor Roll Points Awarded

Discounted Lodging Rates

Discounted Practice Round Rates (Players/Spouses)

Friday Luncheon & Saturday Hospitality Room

Gross Competition for Seniors (50+), Super-Seniors (65+) & Legends (70+)

Net Competition for Gift Certificates by Handicapped Flights

Open to Public, Private and University Course Golfers

Optional Golf & Tennis for the Ladies

Beautiful Resort Facilities

Entry Deadline – Wednesday July 17, 2013

See website “mpsga.org” for additional updates

The Michigan Publinx Seniors Golf Association(MPSGA)

2013 State Seniors Open-Amateur Golf Championship

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Michigan Publinx Senior Golf AssociationSingle Day Tournament Results

Stonebridge Golf Club • May 18th, 2013

Place Flt Player City Score HCP Net Score1 A Davis, Clifford Rochester Hills 77 7 70 2 A Mlynarczyk, Jim Northville 79 8 71 3 A Donohue, Dan Novi 77 5 72 3 A Green, Billy Waterford 77 5 72 3 A Â Ruelle, David Waterford 79 7 72

Place Fligh Player City Score HCP Net Score1 B Teeter, Alan W. Bloomfield 79 14 65 2 B Daniels, David Davisburg 81 11 70 3 B Green, Chris New Hudson 82 11 71 4 B Evans, Lafayette Detroit 83 11 72 5 B Frontier, Greg Waterford 85 12 73 5 B Lozo, Craig Canton 87 14 73 5 B Pratt Jr, John Troy 84 11 735 B Sleboda, Paul Plymouth 87 14 73

Place Fligh Player City Score HCP Net Score1 C Dodd, John Farmington Hills 89 18 71 1 C Toswell, Allan Shelby Twsp. 89 18 71 3 C Germond, Steve W. Bloomfield 92 20 72 3 C O’Neill, Kevin Livonia 88 16 72 3 C Rubiner, Allen Huntington Wds 86 14 72 3 C Williams, Eric Shelby Twsp. 90 18 72

Place Fligh Player City Score HCP Net Score1 D Carli, Carl J. Sterling Heights 101 33 68 1 D Northcutt, Michael Northville 91 23 68 3 D Retman, Richard Harrison Twsp. 93 24 69 3 D Schulte, George W. Bloomfield 92 23 69 5 D Taylor, Le`Roy Southfield 92 22 70 5 D Williams, Lee Redford 95 25 70

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Publinx State Match Play Returns North In 2013

The Michigan Publinx Golf Association will return to its northern home in 2013 tocontest its annual State Match Play Competition.

Farwell, MI has long been considered home for the SMP where Eagle Glen and ThePines Golf Club have served as the battlegrounds to determine some of the greatestchampions in the history of this fantastic event.

The tournament moved south for a few years to Bedford and Rochester, MI where thetournament was held at some great venues such as Bedford Valley Golf Club and TwinLakes Golf Club but the call from the northern atmosphere was to strong to resist in2013.

Dean Paesens and Joe Schumer (club managers) have done a fantastic job with thistournament through the years and look forward to welcoming back players from all overthe state to compete again in 2013.

Block off your calendar from July 26th to July 30th, get your game in shape and trav-el north to see if you can capture a SMP title in 2013.

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Casey Baker & Greg Reynolds Claim4th GAM Senior/Mid Am Team Championship

Oakland University Golf & Learning Center • May 20th, 2013

Baker and Reynolds go “back to back” by defending their title from 2012.

Team “Zylstra/Ignasiak” captured the title the first two years of this new and popular championship and just missed winning the title for three consecutive years by one shot to team “Baker/Reynolds” last year.

This year “Baker/Reynolds” again beat “Zylstra/Ignasiak” by one shot!

4th GAM Senior/Mid Am Team Championship Top Results

Place Last Name First Name Affiliation S2 S3 Total 1 Baker Casey Ann Arbor 70 68 138

Reynolds* Greg Grand Blanc 70 68 1382 Ignasiak Mike Saline 65 74 139

Zylstra* Bill Dearborn Heihts 65 74 139 3 Champine Jeff Rochester Hills 70 70 140

Raymond* Mike Jackson 70 70 140 4 Hudson Ken Bloomfield Hills 67 74 141

Jeske* Steve Birmingham 67 74 141 Coffey Timothy Midland 72 69 141 Geiling* Kirk Hope 72 69 141

6 Dales* Jim Northville 70 73 143 Jallos Nick Plymouth 70 73 143

7 Langwell Jason Northville 70 74 144 Vandermass* Bill Novi 70 74 144 Emsley* Ray Davisburg 70 74 144 Zuraw Mark Sterling Heights 70 74 144

9 Davies Greg West Bloomfield 70 75 145 Harris* Ian Bloomfield Hills 70 75 145 Gieselman Tom Commerce Twp 71 74 145 Mcintosh* Paul Bloomfield Hills 71 74 145 Fedewa Steve Troy 71 74 145 Fedewa* Mike Canton 71 74 145 Barbour* John Grand Rapids 72 73 145 Seekell Mike Ada 72 73 145

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As many of you know the Grayling boys golf team suffered a

great tragedy this month. To help raise funds for the team

and their families the MGCOA will sell all remaining

Golden Passbooks for $450 (regularly $550) with $150 from

each sale going to support the recovery program.

The MGCOA sends it condolences to the families in Grayling.

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Wesley Gates Wins2013 Horton Smith Championship

May 10th – 12th, 2013

Wes Gates went back to back by defending his title here at the Horton Smith Invitational. Wes opened the tournament with a roundof 72, trailing several players who broke par but followed it up with a second round 65 followed by another round at 70 and was tiedfor the lead after 54 holes of play.Sean Friel and Wes shared the lead at 207 going into the final round with Mike Ignasiak at 208. In the final round, it was all WesGates firing a round of 63 to top Mike by six shots and Sean by seven.The Michigan Publinx Golf Association was again represented well with several members of the 34 players making the final cut.

Congratulations Wesley Gates

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Genesee County Amateur Golf Championshipto be held at IMA Brookwood Golf Club!

The First Tee Junior Golf Program at IMA Brookwood Golf Club

Burton, MI (April 15, 2013) – Registrationis now open for the Genesee CountyAmateur Championship to be held at IMABrookwood Golf Club June 22 & 23, 2013.The 36-hole stroke play tournament is a two-day event and is open to players of all ages.Four divisions will be offered with an Open,

Senior (50-62), Super Senior (63+) andWomen’s division (any age) this year.

“The tournament is a qualifier for theGenesee County All Star Classic so wehave been getting a lot of interest fromarea golfers in this event” said RonMitchell, Golf Manager at IMABrookwood Golf Club. “There are so manygood golfers of all ages here in GeneseeCounty that it’s fun to have them competinghere at Brookwood and wanting to win thetitle of Best Golfer in Genesee County”added Mitchell.

In a dramatic finish last year, DominicGenovesi tied with Ryan Granger with atwo-day score of 150 moving the OpenDivision into a two-person playoff starting atthe first hole. Genovesi won on the first holeand was named the 2012 Open DivisionChampion. Terry Martin was the Senior

Division Champion with a 144 and LarryHogard won the Super Senior Division witha 147 in regulation play.

Entry fee for the Genesee County AmateurChampionship is $65 for Brookwood seasonpass holders and $85 for non-season passholders. Entry fee includes greens fees andcarts for both days, range balls and awards.Advanced registration is required. Practicerounds will be available on Friday, June 21for $20 for 18 holes with cart.

Participants can register on-line atwww.brookwoodgolfclub.com. Registrationforms are also available in the golf shop atIMA Brookwood Golf Club located at 6045Davison Road in Burton, corner of Davisonand Belsay Roads. For additional informa-tion call the golf shop at (810) 742-4930.

Burton, MI (May 20, 2013) - IMABrookwood Golf Club will be running newand exciting First Tee junior golf programsfor boys and girls ages 5 to 16 this summer.The First Tee junior golf program is a uniqueyouth development program that uses golf asthe platform to teach life skills and charactereducation through the game of golf. The lifeskills training revolves around 9 core values(courtesy, confidence, integrity, judgment,perseverance, respect, responsibility, hon-esty, and sportsmanship) designed to helpshape the character of young people throughpositive learning experiences that are inher-ent in the game of golf. The First Tee and theIMA’s shared goal of helping youth reachtheir full potential has resulted in a partner-ship that is helping participants of the pro-gram grow into productive, positive citizens.

IMA Brookwood Golf Club has offered FirstTee programming to juniors since 2011 andhas expanded its offering this season withfour programs including Target (for ages 5-6), Player 1 (entry level for kids ages 7 andup), Player 2 (for participants ages 7 and upwho have completed Player 1 level and Par(for participants 9 and up and have complet-ed all Player level certifications at least once

and have received the coaches endorsement).

Classes begin in June and run for weeklythrough the end of July with a celebrationtournament and awards ceremony held onAugust 7th. Registration is $95 per studentand includes instruction, t-shirt, sleeve ofballs, tournament and awards banquet.

“We are trying to include more time on thegolf course this year with additional playdates for our older participants that haveworked hard and mastered many of the skillsthat we teach throughout the program” saidJoe Simpson, PGA Professional andDirector of The First Tee at IMABrookwood Golf Club. “We are very excitedto offer an expanded program this summerand hope to continue offering additional pro-grams every year” added Simpson.

IMA Brookwood Golf Club is offering manynew and exciting events and programs thissummer including Get Golf Ready classesfor beginner golfers and the annual GeneseeCounty Amateur Golf Championship onJune 22 and 23. IMA will also host a DinnerDance on Friday June 14th to celebrateBrookwood Golf Club’s 75th Anniversary.

The Dinner Dance is open to the public.Tickets can be purchased at IMA’s ExecutiveOffices for $40 per person or $75 per couple.

For more information, or to register for TheFirst Tee program or any events and pro-grams at IMA Brookwood Golf Club, pleasevisit www.brookwoodgolfclub.com or call(810) 249-7060.

Championship Results

Place Name 1st Day 2nd Day Total1 Vaclav, Dave 106 104 2102 Dovre , Eric 108 109 2173 Klemet, Kevin 112 106 2184 Champine, Jeff 110 109 219

Johnson, Joseph F. 112 107 219Sorentino, Anthony 117 102 219

7 Quitiquit, Brett 117 104 221Schleicher, Erik 118 103 221

9 Jaschuk, Scott 110 112 222Sterling, Larry 112 110 222Tischler, Brian 113 109 222Zylstra, Bill 113 109 222

13 May, Jason 113 110 223Thompson, Jake 115 108 223

15 Davies, Greg 115 109 22416 Fedewa, Mike 113 112 225

Herczak, Ron 110 115 225Hooks, Joe 114 111 225

19 Kandilian, Bill 111 115 22620 Johnson, Andrew 116 111 227

Memorial Day weekend marks one of the

best weekends of the year for tournament

golf! This year was no exception as the

Publinx Michigan Medal Tournament con-

tinues to attract top players from all over the

state to win the Lee Gohs Trophy.

The field had over 90 players again this

year and the change in venue appears to

have played a big part in the attendance.

Greg Bores (PGA Pro) and his staff at

Pheasant Run did just a fabulous job and the

course is a good test for these great players.

The weather seems like it is always a fac-

tor but not this year as the conditions were

perfect, sun, cool and no wind!

In the Championship Division Dave

Vaclav went right to work and took full

advantage of the conditions. Dave fired the

only sub-par round of the day shooting 106

but Eric Dovre was right behind Dave shoot-

ing even par 108.

In the net division it was the Szymanski

“duo” Robert and Steven setting the pace

shooting “net” scores of 101 and 105,

respectively.

Dick Blank provided the shot of the day

with a “Hole-In-One” on hole 25, his play-

ing partners claimed it was a perfect shot!

In the final championship round of 27

holes, the scoring conditions continued with

Anthony Sorentino (2012 Publinx Player of

The Year) stepping up with the best round of

the tournament shooting 102, followed by

Erik Schleicher with 103. Dave Vaclav fired

104 to continue his fine play and distance

him self from the field, shooting a total

score of 210 for a seven shot victory over

Eric Dovre who shot 217.

In the final round of the “net” division,

the Szymanski “duo” just continued to roll.

This father and son team took first and sec-

ond place with plenty of cushion from the

third place finisher Fritz Reifert. In the end,

it was the son Robert who took home the

trophy shooting a sizzling net score of 207,

five shots better than his father Steven.

On behalf of the players, we would like to

thank the Publinx Tournament Committee,

the staff at Pheasant Run Golf Club and the

Officials who did a fantastic job!

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Dave Vaclav Wins 2013 Michigan Publinx Medal Play TournamentPheasant Run Golf Club – Canton MI • May 25th & 26th, 2013

Congratulations Dave and Robert!

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Michigan Publinx Medal Play Tournament (Continued)

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Place Name 1st Day 2nd Day Total21 Sowders, Rod 114 114 22822 Anderson, Doug 115 115 230

Bent, Ryan 123 107 230Gizzarelli, Gene 110 120 230

25 Alvey, Andy 118 113 231Coffey, Tim 114 117 231Comito, Frank 114 117 231Cunningham, Nick 113 118 231

29 Smith, Andrew 119 113 23230 Bailey, Chris 118 115 233

Lee, Dave 116 117 23332 Brownback, David 119 116 235

Buhler, James 117 118 23534 Worrilow, Charles 117 119 23635 Domagalski, Matt 117 120 237

Weaver, Ronald 123 114 23737 Ennis, Kevin 116 122 23838 Benzing, Weston 120 119 239

Daly, Stuart 117 122 239Korte, Matthew 118 121 239

41 Barnes, Jim 125 115 240Emsley, Ray 125 115 240

43 Brickey, TJ 120 121 241Leach, John 114 127 241

45 Djurdjev, Fred 116 126 242Dobrin, Devon 125 117 242

47 Boghikian, Razmig 125 118 243Clore, Siegel 122 121 243

49 Patterson, Smith 123 121 244Raymond, Mike 118 126 244

51 Sierawski, Steve 120 125 24552 Stadwick, Leon 111 136 24753 Jordan, Ken 127 121 248

Rowe, James 125 123 24855 Solverson, J. Paul 119 130 24956 Martin, Leo 130 120 25057 Kolton, Paul 125 126 251

Pattullo, Mark 127 124 25159 Cansfield, Patrick 126 129 255

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Place Name 1st Day 2nd Day TotalParker, Joe 127 128 255

61 Harbin, Ray 130 129 259Palarchio, Gary 133 126 259

63 Peplinski, Michael 133 133 26664 Ryan, Kevin 137 130 26765 John, Craig 117 204 321

Net Division Results

Place Name 1st Day 2nd Day Total1 Szymanski, Robert 101 106 2072 Szymanski, Steven 105 107 2123 Reifert, Fritz 113 107 2204 Oneill, Matt 109 113 2225 Mulhern, Thomas 109 114 223

Yoo, Hyun 106 117 2237 Pearson, Greg 112 112 2248 Blank, Dick 113 113 2269 Fagan, David 112 119 23110 Ellis, Jim 113 120 23311 Marshall, Charles 120 114 23412 Whiteaker, Kyle 117 118 23513 McCord, Gary 121 116 23714 Camp, Scott 120 118 238

Fuller, Bruce 115 123 23816 Brown, Jack 114 125 23917 Bedson, Jim 118 126 24418 Suchta, Nick 122 131 25319 Babicz, Kirk 134 128 262

Michigan Publinx Medal Play Tournament (Continued)

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2013 Michigan Publinx Team Playthrough May 18th, 2013

The East Side Team Play has had five weeks of play and it is shaping up to be another fight for the playoffs betweenall teams, like it is every year. After five weeks, there are still three undefeated teams, with Bald Mountain andSycamore Hills being 5-0 and the Orchards at 4-0. This week the Orchards knocked off previously unbeatenFountains in match at the Fountains to continue on their unbeaten road.

The West Team Play standings are very bunched up with Gateway leading the way at an undefeated 4-0. There arethree teams with three wins, and three teams with two wins that are right on their heel.

EAST WEST

Bald Mountain (5-0) Gateway (4-0)

Sycamore Hills (5-0) Jackal (3-1)

Orchards (4-0) Dunham Hills (3-1)

Fountains (3-1) Green Oaks (3-1)

Glacier Club 1 (2-1-2) Golden Fox (2-1)

Glacier Club 2 (2-2) Lyon Oaks (2-2)

Blackheath 1 (2-2-1) Salem Hills (2-2)

Blackheath 2 (2-2) Fox Creek (1-1-1)

Pontiac Municipal (1-3-1) Moose Ridge1 (1-2)

Fieldstone (1-2) Flushing Valley (0-2-1)

Black River (1-3) Whitmore Lake (0-4)

Twin Lakes (1-3) Lakes of Taylor (0-4)

Pontiac CC (1-3)

Greystone (0-4)

Devils Ridge (0-4)

In Memory of Richard “Dick” Powell“Longtime Publinx Member”

It is with great sorrow we bring the news ofthe passing of Richard “Dick” Powell alongtime Mipublinx Member, Member ofthe Board of Directors and our Director ofthe Metropolitan Junior Golf Association forseveral decades. Dick played and served theMipublinx for over 35 years and the golfingyouth of this area. Several of our currentplayers started playing golf in the MJGAtournaments that Dick conducted.

Richard “Dick” Powell of Bradenton, FL,formerly of Waterford, MI, passed

awayApril 13, 2013 at the age of 81. He wasborn September 30, 1931 in Pontiac, MI,son of the late Wayne and Esther Powell,husband of Joann, father of Anette Powelland Stephen Powell, stepfather of MargaretThompson (Steve), George Grace (compan-ion Al Holcomb) and Kathye Lustig (John);grandfather of Heather, John (Holly),Amanda (Joe) and the late Amy; great-grandfather of Alexandra, Grace Marie,Sarah Lynn, Bradley, Samantha, PaulaAleene, Tyler and Justin; great-great-grand-father of Alex.

Mr. Powell was a retired high school coun-selor at Waterford Mott High School and aUnited States Army Veteran. Richard’smemberships included the Elks, PontiacCountry Club and Michigan Publinx GolfAssociation, where he ran the Junior GolfProgram.

A Memorial Celebration of Richard’s Lifewas held Thursday, April 18, 2013.

Richard, one of these days, we will see you again down the fairway!

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Greg Davies Captures The First PublinxChampionship Series Event for 2013

The Orchards Golf Club • May 5th, 2013

It’s been a cold, wet and windy spring but the weather for the first Publinx Event was fantastic and Greg Davies took advantageof the conditions, firing a round of 68, four shots ahead of Erik Schleicher who shot 72 for second place honors.

In the “Net” division, four players (John Misovski, Lou Misovski, Thomas Mulhern and Marcus Trammel) tied for top honors,shooting a net score of 73.

In the “Senior” division, Gary Insana and Don Ward fired net rounds of 71 to tie for first place.

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION

Place Name Score1 Davies, Greg 682 Schleicher, Erik 723 Daigle, Leo 734 Boghikian, Razmig 74

Zylstra, Bill 74

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION

Place Name Score6 Bastion, Brad 75

Emsley, Ray 75Jaschuk, Scott 75May, Jason 75

10 Brickey, TJ 76Hooks, Joe 76Quitiquit, Brett 76Sorentino, Anthony 76Uelmen, James 76

15 Anderson, Steve 77Bernhardt, Patrick 77Hudson, Brett 77Kibby , Brian 77Vaclav, Dave 77Worrilow, Charles 77

21 Barnes, Jim 78Bonamici, Gregg 78Bunge, Harold 78Comito, Frank 78Dagenais, Jerry 78

26 Nimphie, Richard 79Sowders, Rod 79Weaver, Ronald 79

29 Kolton, Paul 80Mango, Tony 80

32 Klemet, Kevin 81Palarchio, Gary 81

34 Garswood, Jack 82

Place Name ScoreJohnson, Andrew 82Kern, Matt 82Solverson, J. Paul 82Solverson, Stephen 82

39 Chicka, Ken 83Dagenais, Rich 83

CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION

Place Name ScoreEnnis, Kevin 83Junga, Jayme 83Pioch, Dean 83

44 Blair, Chris 84Clore, Siegel 84Harbin, Ray 84Harte, Michael 84Lucaj, Luc 84

49 Catto, Shawn 85Johnson, Joseph 85Jordan, Ken 85

53 Batch, Steve 86Korte, Matthew 86Moores, Tom 86

56 Bailey, Chris 87Noel, Matthew 87

58 Brunt, Evan 88McAvoy, Kevin 88

60 Alvey, Andy 89Mair, John 89

62 Peplinski, Michael 9063 Daly, Stuart 9164 Jones, Dwaine 92

Lewis, Jeff 92Sterling, Larry 92

67 Ku, Kim 94

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NET DIVISIONNet

Place Name Score1 Misovski, John 73

Misovski, Lou 73Mulhern, Thomas 73Trammel, Marcus 73

5 Crosby, Arturo 74Zoller, Chris 74

7 Markovski, John 75

NET DIVISIONNet

Place Name Score7 McKay, Kevin 75

Szymanski, Steven 7510 Bedson, Jim 76

Wojcik, Dale 7612 Oneill, Matt 7713 Mianowski, Peter 7814 Perry, Scott 79

Szymanski, Robert 7916 Luke, Tom 80

Muscaro, Dave 80Vanderginst, Nick 80

19 Hermann, Brian 8120 Crockett, Richard 84

Langenderfer, Matt 8422 Morgan, John 8523 Campbell, John 86

Chelten, Skip 86Mikoloff, Kelly 86

SENIOR DIVISIONNet

Place Name Score1 Insana, Gary 71

Ward, Don 713 Brunning, David 72

Cykowski, Mark 72Morris, James 72

6 Phillips, Michael 73Pujdowski, Ed 73

8 Bee, Ralph 74Hoover, Charles 74Yoo, Hyun 74

11 Davis, Clifford 75Pearson, Greg 75Reifert, Fritz 75

14 Ellis, Jim 76Smith, Steve 76

SENIOR DIVISIONNet

Place Name Score16 Kaspor, Albert 77

Pratt, John 7718 Harmala, Doug 78

Henriksen, Craig 7820 Hurst, Bill 80

Kim, Kyu 80Touchette, Chris 80

23 Lam, Michael 81Shaheen, Rick 81

25 Babicz, Kirk 8226 English, Larry 83

Jawor, Ted 83Mutz, Charles 83White, Eric 83

30 Dahlberg, Ron 8431 Levan, Jerry 8632 Kennedy, John 8833 Taylor, William II 8934 Bennett, Wayne 9035 Pirrami, Gino 9236 Kirkland, Charles 9337 Miller, Mark 9438 Gunn, Otha 95

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WerkmeisterWins 7th West Michigan Amateur Title!

Quail Ridge Golf Club • Ada, Michigan • May 18th & 19th, 2013

For years the WMA made home Candlestone Golf Club inBelding, Mich. and in 2013 decided to move to a new venue “QuailRidge”.

Quail Ridge was started when Randy Erskine, a five-timeMichigan Open Champion and former PGA Tour player, partneredwith Michigan’s own renowned architect, Raymond Hearn and 15other investors to create a “great golf course with classic lines...thatwould be playable for players of all levels.”

Quail Ridge opened in 1998. This 18-hole championship course isknown for its stunning natural beauty and lush greenery. The mostobvious characteristics are the generous fairways and greens. Largetrees, gentle hills, water and bunkers come into play, but with fivesets of tees capable of playing to 6900 yards, this course made acompetitive challenge for these top amateurs in the West MichiganAmateur Tournament.

Tom Werkmeister was the defending champion and held sixWMA titles, three short of Bob Sakocius who currently holds ninetitles.

In the first round, Tom got off to a great start in defending his title,shooting a round of 70 but trailed Bob Sakocius and MichaelZoerhoff who both shot rounds of 69.

Bob and Michael both slipped a bit in the second round while Tomremained steady with a round of 73 but Andrew Yeager would be theleader going into the final round by shooting 69 and a total score of140 followed by Werkmeister at 143.

The final round was a two-man race between Tom and Andrew.Andrew fired a round of 71 but it wouldn’t be good enough asWerkmeister got on a roll and shot 67 to capture his seventh title byone shot.

Jim Hegarty captured the “Senior” title with a score of 147, twoshots better than Mark Ochsankehl who shot 149.

Congratulations Tom & Jim

2013 West Michigan Amateur Final Results • Quail Ridge Golf Course

PLAYER Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Total1 Werkmeister, Tom 70 73 67 2102 Yeager, Andrew 71 69 71 2113 Basinski, Michael 72 72 74 2184 VanVoorst, Daniel 71 79 71 2215 Losey, Jake 75 75 72 2226 Sakocius, Bob* 69 83 71 2237 Schoenborn, Mark 75 74 74 2238 Zoerhoff, Michael 69 78 76 2239 Wierenga, Marc 75 72 76 22310 Basinski, Stephen* 77 76 71 22411 Rabourn, Benjamin 73 73 78 22412 Decator, Darl 74 75 76 22513 Chapple, Cullen 76 72 77 22514 Verolme, Bob 71 78 77 22615 Walberer, Jason 77 75 75 22716 Stevens, Vaughn 78 76 74 22817 Hegarty, Jim* 76 71 81 22818 Decker, Adam 74 72 83 22919 Ochsankehl, Mark* 74 75 81 23020 Kimball, Mitch 78 76 78 23221 Klunder, Tim 74 80 79 23322 Hoogewind, Mark* 78 77 78 23323 Storrs, Jeff 80 75 79 23424 Vinton, Drew 76 81 77 23425 VanAasen, Craig* 73 84 78 23526 Hernandez, Russ 80 75 81 23627 Wesseldyk, Ed 74 82 80 23628 Gilman, Rick* 78 77 82 23729 Foster, Michael* 80 76 82 23830 Kohn, Jason 77 79 84 240

SENIOR DIV Rd 1 Rd 2 Total1 Hegarty, Jim* 76 71 1472 Ochsankehl, Mark* 74 75 1493 Sakocius, Bob* 69 83 1524 Basinski, Stephen* 77 76 1535 Gilman, Rick* 78 77 1556 Hoogewind, Mark* 78 77 1557 Foster, Michael* 80 76 1568 VanAasen, Craig* 73 84 157

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MJGA41st MICHIGAN STATE JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

AUGUST 21, 2013

Hosted by: Eagle Crest Golf Club - Eastern Michigan UniversityYpsilanti, Michigan

Two-Time Defending Champion: Zach Bialik Manistee Entries Close 6:00 PM Tuesday, August 15, 2013

Eligibility – Michigan State Junior Golf Championship is the single highest individual Junior Golf Title for the State of Michigan sanc-tioned by Michigan Junior Golf Association, The winner assumes the title “Junior Golfer of the year”. The championship is open to allMichigan resident male junior amateur golfers who has reached 13 years of age and not older than 18 years of age as of August 21,2013. Entrants must have an official USGA Handicap Index of 6.0 and under, a stated age and ability requirements verified by an offi-cial at the entrant’s home golf course, school, or Association which the contestant represents. Each entry must be approved and signedby a parent or guardian. All applications are subject to approval or rejection by the MJGA (Michigan Junior Golf Association) anytimeand before play. A reason for rejection may include unbecoming conduct. Field – The field will be limited to 72 starters. Such limitations are the sole discretion of the MJGA and will be based upon date ofentry, handicap, competitive record, performance in previous MJGA Championships and other factors.Championship – The Championship shall be conducted over 36 holes at stroke play. Entry Procedure All entrants must apply on the official entry form. Entries may be obtained by writing the MJGA – 1208 Burr St. Jackson, Michigan49201, by phone (517) 918-2625, email:skillplay@aol.com, or at most Michigan golf courses, golf coaches, golf centers. Late orincomplete or inaccurate entry forms are not acceptable. All entrants shall pay an entry fee of $70.00 and must be mailed to the MJGA and arrive prior to August 14, 2012 by 6:00 PM EDST.All entrants will be notified of there starting tee time and information on/or before August 16, 2012.Withdrawal: If an entrant withdraws on or before August 18, entry will be refunded minus $25.00 handling charge. If an entrant with-draws after August 18, 2013 no refund except for injury or illness.

Schedule: Tuesday Aug. 20 – Practice (all day)Wednesday August 21 – First Round AM Second Round PM

Awards 6:30 PM or when Score Board is Official.

Michigan Publinx Golf Association- 2013 Business Meetings

Date Event Time Location

June 6th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

July 9th Deadline For SMP

July 11th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

September 12th Board Meeting 7:00 PM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th MPGA Annual Meeting 8:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

October 26th Board Meeting 9:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

December 5th Board Meeting 6:30 AM Pontiac C.C.

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