The Mulligan Tour
"A public golf Tour for recreational golfers"

Results 03

Berkshire Hills
(Singles Event & Skins)

Saturday August 9, 2003

The Mulligan Tour had its 9^th event out at Berkshire Hills  in Chester Township.  24 players vied for this week’s title and the scores were the best of the year so far.

Dan Gibel made a triumphant return to the Mulligan Tour after not playing since week 4.  Dan shot a 79, which was a net  5-under par.   Dan shot an impressive 38 on the front nine and held it together on the back to capture his first victory.

Gregg Roberts continued his hot streak and fired an 88, which was good enough to get him into a tie for second place.  Gregg finished second at Chardon Lakes and fourth at Bunker Hill.  After struggling to crack the top 10 in his first five events, Gregg crept into a tie for 2^nd place in the overall standings.

Also, shooting an 88 (net –3) was Darren Parkes.  Darren broke 90 for the first time all year and finished in the money for the first time.

There were more birdies than usual this week, but there were only 4 skins on the day.  Although former Tour leader Brian Murch has faded in recent weeks, he showed signs of his earlier success with a birdie on the Par 5 4^th hole to take the first skin of the day.  Michael Thompson birdied the par 3 eighth hole, despite playing partner Roy Munk winning closest to the pin.  Both Dan Gibel and Roy birdied the 9^th hole and Michael Thompson won his second skin of the day on the short par 4 10^th hole with another birdie.  Dave Hawk was the only player to par the long par 4 12^th hole and picked the fourth and final skin.    As expected, the 12^th was the most difficult hole, playing 1.8 strokes over par.  Dave Hawk, Dave Wilson and Michael Thompson birdied the par 5 13^th, while both Peter Rodenhauser and Craig Chenevey birdied the par 4 14^th.    Mr. Thompson birdied his fourth hole of the day on the par 4 16^th, but was matched by Craig Chenevey’s second birdie of the back nine.

The team of Danielle Folliet and Roy Munk dominated the pin and long drive competitions.  Roy won the closest to the pin on the front nine, while Daniell captured the pin shot on the back, as well as the long drive.  Gregg Roberts won the long drive on the front nine.

For the year, Michael Thompson has solidified his first place standing with a fourth place finish.  Dave Wilson and Gregg Roberts are tied for second and only 4 points behind.  Dave Hawk is in fourth and Ken Schley rounds out the top 5.

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 Roy Mu nk

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