“You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take.” — Wayne Gretzky
The top golfers of today’s tournament were Frank Allison with the best gross score of 79 and Don Mulville with the best net score of 60. Way to go guys.
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
“You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take.” — Wayne Gretzky
The top golfers of today’s tournament were Frank Allison with the best gross score of 79 and Don Mulville with the best net score of 60. Way to go guys.
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
“I am not against golf, since I cannot but suspect it keeps armies of the unworthy from discovering trout.” — Paul O’Neil
The top golf team of today’s scramble tournament was the team of Houk, Pena, Dawson and Obrien. They had a gross score of 65 and a net score of 53. Way to go guys.
You and I will meet again, when we’re least expecting it, one day in that far away fairway in the sky; I will recognize your face and you mine. For that reason good-bye is only temporary, for you and I will meet again.
— In memory of Richard Atmore who recently passed away after a courageous battle with cancer
Today’s top golfers were Thomas Tone with the best gross score of 82 and David Escamilla with the best net score of 65. Way to go guys. Next week’s tournament will be a scramble.
Photos taken at today’s SSMGC luncheon can be seen by scrolling past the results (click on any photo to enlarge).
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
“Putts get real difficult the day they hand out the money.” — Lee Trevino
The top golfers of today’s tournament were Richard Guzik with the best gross score of 76 and Jim Olguin with the best net score of 61. Way to go guys. Don’t forget about our club luncheon to be held immediately after golf next Thursday (7-21-16) at the Wedgewood. I always look forward to the great deli-sandwiches they provide.
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
“Golf is not just an exercise; it’s an adventure, a romance…a shakespearean play in which disaster and comedy are intertwined.” — Harold Seagall
Today’s top golfers were Richard Guzik with the top gross score of 75 and Jim Olguin with the top net score of 61. Way to go guys.
“I still swing the way I used to, but when I look up the ball is going in a different direction.” — Lee Trevino
The winners of today’s two-man best-ball tournament was the team of David Kary, Charles McLaughlin, Jerry Workman and Fred Rudy. Way to go guys. Don’t forget about our luncheon on the 21st of July at the Wedgewood immediately following our golf tournament.
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
“Some succeed because they are destined to, but most succeed because they are determined to.” — Coach Mike Brody, Covert Fitness
The top golf team of today’s scramble was the team of Fenelon, Cooper, Holder and Escobedo (me). We had a gross score of 65 and a net score of 53. Yea team! Next week, the 5th Thursday of the month, we’ll be having a 4-man 2-best-ball scramble.
Regards,
Robert Escobedo
Today’s top golfers were Ron Laufer with the best gross score (85) and Rudy Pena with the best net score (65). Way to go guys.
“Golf is a game where your greatest opponent is yourself. It’s about self-improvement; about being better today than you were last week.” — Wise golf sage
At our last Board meeting, we discussed the “closest-to-the-pin” award as it relates to a hole-in-one. It was decided that when a golfer makes a hole-in-one, he will only receive the $ 100.00 award and not the $5.00 closest-to-the-pin award. Nobody else will be eligible to get the closest-to-the-pin award on that hole.
Today’s top golfers were Richard Guzik with a 79 gross score and Peter Wright with a 62 net. Way to go guys
“Life is like a boxing match. Defeat is declared not when you fall, but when you refuse to stand again.” — Mohammed Ali

In the above photo, Benito Tapia, the 1st place winner of the President’s Cup Tournament, receives his winnings, a $ 100.00 check, from Club President Phil Youker. Way to go Ben.

Rick Karas, who made a hole-in-one on hole #17 during last Thursday’s tournament, is presented with a $ 100.00 check from Phil Youker. Way to go Rick.
Don’t forget about our next away tournament on June 21, to be held at Navel Base Ventura County, formally known as the Sea Bee base in Port Hueneme. You will need a permit to get on the base, so if you haven’t applied for one yet, it may be too late since it takes about 3 weeks to get one. You can always check with James McShea, the Civilian Golf Pass Liaison @ (805) 982-4602, to see if there’s still time. Last week’s post has the cost to play (I think it’s $ 45.00). Payment goes to Ron Laufer.
Our next luncheon is scheduled for July 21, at the usual place: The Wedgewood. Due to the fact that we go in the hole (money wise) on every luncheon, and the fact that our coffers are running low, we need to increase the cost of the luncheon to $ 10.00. This is still a good deal since we get a great deli-sandwich with potato salad, a pickle, those pink onions, a drink and seconds as long as the food holds out.
For those of you who belong to another golf club in addition to Saticoy, if you paid SCGA dues at the other club you can apply for a rebate from SCGA in October. Get on the internet and go to the website: scga.org/rebate
During our Board meeting today we learned that the SCGA is going to be raising their membership costs. For this reason, beginning July 1, our club membership fees will be increasing from $ 55.00 to $ 65.00. A portion of everyone’s Saticoy membership dues are used to pay the SCGA dues. The rest is used for the benefit of the club.
Today’s top golfer was Ron Laufer. He had the best gross score with a 75 and the best net score with a 58. Way to go Ron.