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Our golfers arrived early and eager to play. Some were there in "spirit" only, some by cell phone, and some just rode around in carts as moral support.

After a few smiling pictures, some warm ups, and receiving their Wasson tees and balls, the teams were off to tackle the greens. Have fun!....after all it's just a game.

Tom Mitchell, Ron Blackburn, Tony Leverett and Mike Flynn.

The weather cooperated with sun and 80 degree temperatures.....and.....no rain! Even the resident geese (hundreds of them) managed to waddle out of our golfers' way with just a little encouragement. And, the resident coyote didn't show up until late afternoon.

Tom Mitchell, Lynn Keener, Mike Flynn, Tony Leverett

Gail Engle, Chad Anshutz, Delroy Reiss, Jack Anshutz

Jack’s friend Bill, Gail Engle, Jack Anschutz and Chad Anschutz

Four hours later; after full inspection of various water hazards, sand traps and various slices and hooks, trips to bushes and other vegetation, the teams arrived back to the clubhouse none the worse for the wear.

Ron Blackburn won a prize for best sportsman. He played a good round despite having to play without his twin brother, Bill, who had a medical emergency earlier that morning.

Tony Leverett won a prize for spending the most time at the beach (in various sand traps) and being honest enough to tell on himself.

Lynn Keener won a prize for traveling the farthest to get here and ..... on the course itself.