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Hitting the middle of July, the Good Old Boys continued to hit the links this week, with the game of choice being Six-Six-Six.
In this game, each team uses one net ball on holes 1-6, two net …
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Hitting the middle of July, the Good Old Boys continued to hit the links this week, with the game of choice being Six-Six-Six.
In this game, each team uses one net ball on holes 1-6, two net balls on holes 7-12 and three net balls on holes 13-18.
The winning team finished with a score of 128, composed of Steve Burtoft, Randy Mair, John Donovan and Dave Frost.
Just behind in second was the team duo of Ray Nelson and Marc Saylor who used blind draws of Burtoft and Mair to finish with a 131.
Third place with a 135 went to Dennis McCollum, Tom Bibbey, Manuel Briseno and Lloyd Snyder.
The quartet of Rhett Wolff, Buddy Rae, Doug Firth and Joe Comer finished with a 137, good for fourth place.
Rounding out the team scores in fifth place with a 139 was the team of Clark Jeffs, Thom Seliga, Jim Tobin and Cas Seago.
Three deuces were carded: two on hole No. 4 by Frost and Seliga, and one on No. 8 by Frost.
Frost recorded the low net with a 67 and the low gross with a 76.
