Mee takes men's club title
Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 15 years, 6 months AGO
Courtesy/Cabinet View CC From left, Senior Club champion Spence Bocks, Men’s Club champion Jimmy Mee and Ladies Club champion Christa Reisinger.
Jimmy Mee cruised to victory in the Club Championship tournament on Sunday at Cabinet View Country Club in Libby.
Mee shot a 27-hole gross score of 105 in the championship flight to win the Men’s Club champion title by eight strokes over runner-up Wayne Haines.
Spence Bocks had the low net with a 96 and was crowned Senior Club champion. In the ladies flight, Christa Reisinger won the title of Women’s Club champion with a gross score of 144.
Paul Rexroad had low gross in the first flight with a 119. Joe Martineau had low net with a 97 winning in a scorecard playoff over Sam Rosling, who also came in at 97.
In the second flight, Jack Myers had low gross with a 138 and Bob Martin turned in a 97 for low net.
The 27-hole event drew 28 participants.
Club Championship Tournament
Sunday at Cabinet View CC, Libby
Championship Flight
Low Gross – 1, Jimmy Mee, 105; 2, Wayne Haines, 113.
Low Net – 1, Spence Bocks, 96; 2, Robin Swimley, 98.
First Flight
Low Gross – 1, Paul Rexroad, 119; 2, Gary Peck, 121.
Low Net – 1, Joe Martineau, 97; 2, Sam Rosling, 97.
Second Flight
Low Gross – 1, Jack Myers, 138; 2, Dave Gaustad, 140.
Low Net – 1, Bob Martin, 97; 2, Dale Flasche, 99.
Ladies Flight
Low Gross – 1, Christa Reisinger, 144.
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