FOFC Golf Tour (Interactive)

[Breeze]

Would anyone be interested in playing on the FOFC Golf Tour...

Some of you old timers may vaguely remember when I ran a golf dynasty, this one will be based off of that game. If you aren't familiar or if you are interested in a refresher you can find the match play tournament I ran here:


https://forums.operationsports.com/fofc/showthread.php?t=33199 (https://forums.operationsports.com/fofc/showthread.php?t=33199)

There are some differences in this version of the game. Here is how the game works:

Each golfer is rated on 8 skills (I believe these are pretty self explanatory)

Driving Length
Driving Accuracy
Long Irons
Short Irons
Short Game
Sand Play
Putting Speed
Putting Accuracy

Each golfer is rated on 5 attributes

Focus - concentration
Clutch - making the pivotal shot
Course Management - playing shots to the correct locations leaving room for error
Scramble - ability to recover or create shots when in difficult spots
Consistency - how repeatable is the swing

Each golfer has 4 additional ratings that are created based on different criteria:

Luck - completely random wildcard that changes week to week
Fitness - how in shape are you (calculated based on training)
Confidence - based on finishes of previous events
Burn Out - based on level of training

Each player will also select a style of play (conservative, normal, aggressive) for Driver, Long Iron, Short Iron, Short Game, and Putting, but this time the setting will be done by hole. So players can be as detailed as they would like. In order to help you determine your style of play each hole on a course is rated Easy, Normal, or Difficult, and each pin placement is likewise rated Easy, Normal, or Difficult.

The tour consists of 20 tournaments with 4 majors. Each tournament has a purse that will be distributed to any golfer that makes the cut. That money will be used to pay your expenses, caddie, coach, etc.

Each week players will have time to train. Training can be done in a number of ways. Players can train just their overall game

Driving
Ball Striking
Chipping
Putting

They can spend hours working on a specific skill from the above list (driving length, driving accuracy, long iron, etc.). They can play practice rounds, or they can group up and play for money. All of these will combine to create the players total hours of training. The training will be applied and the skills and attributes will be adjusted accordingly. Each player must take 1 week off during the first 10 weeks and 1 week off during the second 10 weeks of the season.

I have caddie and coaching features built into the game, but I won't be using it initially. If the dynasty goes well I'll put it in place for season 2 if you are interested.

If you are interested in playing I need player name and country and you should distribute 880 points across the 8 skills and 5 attributes. You can PM me your settings so other players won't know what you chose. No single rating should exceed 100 or be below 50.

I'm sure I've forgotten something important and I've left out a number of details because I don't want to get too far into this in case there is little to no interest (no since wasting my time). However, if you have questions - fire away, I'm happy to explain as long as it won't give away too much of the game mechanics.

[Breeze]

We've got 2 signed up...

[Coffee Warlord]

Grip it and rip it.

[Breeze]

We've had 4 people submit scores, but I messed up in my initial write up. I listed just putting as just 1 skill...it should be split into 2 separate skills

Putting Accuracy - ability to read the line
Putting Speed - ability to hit the right firmness on a putt

So moving forward I need the following skill scores rated between 50 and 100 for:


Drive Length
Driving Accuracy
Long Irons
Short Irons
Short Game
Sand Play
Putting Accuracy
Putting Speed

Focus
Clutch
Course Management
Scrambling
Consistantcy

And if you submitted previously, please adjust your points accordingly. I apologize for the confusion and needing you to do it again.

[Coffee Warlord]

We need more points. :)

[collegesportsfanms]

feel free to just randomize my skills again. I'm good with whatever I get.

[Breeze]

We have 7 golfers entered. I'd like to get a few more, so if you are interested sign up. If you have any questions feel free to ask. You can be as involved on a round to round bases, or you can simply choose your high level settings at the beginning of the season and forget it.

I'll post some updates on the tournaments soon. I have a CT scan tomorrow and I'll be out of the office some today in order to deal with a prescription issue, but I'm working on getting character sheets created.

[Breeze]

Tour Roster:

Mike Schaplowsky - USA
Rob Nielsen - USA
Saku Koekela - Finland
Will Brown - USA
David Ginsberg - Israel
Brian "The Putting Butcher" Babson - Egypt
Deacon Palmer - Canada
Ches O'Peake - USA
Frank Justyce - USA
Jimmy Fujita - Japan

[Breeze]

Well it looks like interest in participating is drying up. I'll start creating additional players to round out the field.

If you aren't signed up and you are interested, jump in.

[Breeze]

FOFC Golf Tour - Carded Players

Joe Smith - USA
Mike Schaplowsky - USA
Rob Nielsen - USA
Saku Koekela - Finland
Will Brown - USA
David Ginsberg - Israel
Brian Babson - Egypt
Deacon Palmer - Canada
Ches O'Peake - USA
Frank Justyce - USA
Barrett Hays - USA
Brett Hawkins - USA
Wade Whitaker - USA
Benton Frazier - Canada
Ray Vecchio - Italy
Jake Doyle - Ireland
Des Courtney - Ireland
Serge Storms - Spain
Tim Dorsey - USA
Walter Sherman - Germany
Will Robie - USA
Branch Connally - USA
Ray Kowalski - Poland
Archie Goodwin - USA
Issac Bell - England
John Puller - USA
Tommy Phan - Japan
Malcolm Reynolds - USA
Amos Decker - USA
Jason Bly - England
Art Mullen - USA
Harold Finch - USA
Chuck Finley - USA
Jesse Porter - Bahamas
Clinton Jones - USA
Colton Rhodes - USA
Dickie Bennett - USA
Jimmy Fujita - Japan

[Breeze]

FOFC Golf Tour - Preseason

Prior to the start of the season we will run through 2 training sessions. Each training session is based on hours spent. You can split your hours between:

General Skills
Driving
Ball Striking
Short Game
Putting

Specific Skills
Drive Length
Drive Accuracy
Long Iron
Short Iron
Short Game
Sand Play
Putting Accuracy
Putting Speed

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)*
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)*
Fitness training

(*Total number of practice rounds and gambling rounds may not exceed 3)


Quick note on the Gamble option of training. To gamble you will need to coordinate with other players and line up a round. Then you'll need to determine how the bet will work (match play, skins, total strokes, $/hole, etc.), and how much money will be at stake. Communicate that to me and I'll play the round for you on the course that you will be competing on once the tournament starts. Once completed I'll post the results of the round and adjust the financials of each player involved.


The results of training will be added into a pool that determines your skills that will be used for that weeks tournament. Be aware that more is not always better and over training can lead to Burn Out. If your player reaches the level of burned out, it will impact you negatively both directly and indirectly as your score on a hole can be directly impacted while your skills scores will drop as well. Also keep in mind, that while training is calculated by hours your tournament play also adds into your total hours spent. Each tournament round is also considered 4 hours of training. However, the tournament play is added to the training of the following week not your current week as training is applied before the start of the tournament on Thursdays (training week runs Thursday to Wednesday). So you will know how many hours of tournament play you had leading into the training week allowing you to adjust as needed.

What I need from each of you is a breakdown of how you'd like to spend your time training. If you can use the list provided above and put the number of hours next to each that would be perfect. If you'd prefer to PM me that will be fine too.

[Breeze]

FOFC Golf Tour - Player Financials

Each players starts the season with a $35,000 sponsorship.

Each week the players will have to deal with the following payments:

- caddy - 5% or $200 whichever is greater
- coach - $5000/week
- travel - $750/week
- room and board - $250/night*
- misc (life outside of golf) - $2500/4 weeks

*note that if you play practice rounds or gamble you'll have to stay extra nights because you'll be on the course before the tournament.

Each tournament will have a purse to be distributed to all golfers that make the cut (which is half the field). The purses will be different from event to event. The winner will typically make $250K to $400K, a major winner will be around $600K to $800K.

If you happen to run out of money before the end of the season, you will need to take some time off to drum up additional sponsors.

[collegesportsfanms]

How many hours of training are we allowed?

Also, is this a game that you created yourself, or something that is on the market or what? I have a high interest, whatever it is

[Breeze]

How many hours of training are we allowed?

Also, is this a game that you created yourself, or something that is on the market or what? I have a high interest, whatever it is

Training in this game runs from Thursday (start of the tournament) through Wednesday (when the training is applied to your skills). Each tournament round counts as 4 hours of training so you can safely assume that 16 hours of training is expected (4 tournament rounds at 4 hours each). From there you can assume 12 hours of training is available for players to hone their skills each day, but obviously that will be way to much. I don't want to give away too many clues because that's part of what will separate the players - who can maximize the return on training.

As for what the game is??? Well let's see how this dynasty works before I admit to anything...

[AnalBumCover]

Well it looks like interest in participating is drying up. I'll start creating additional players to round out the field.

If you aren't signed up and you are interested, jump in.

Can I still join?

Jimmy Fujita needs to dust off his clubs.

[Breeze]

Can I still join?

Jimmy Fujita needs to dust off his clubs.

Sure...just send me your skills.

[Breeze]

One thing guys. I just realized when I created the character sheets I didn't put your usernames down. Can you please put your character name on any instructions so I can find it faster.

[Coffee Warlord]

I'm just not following how this breaks out.

We're running 2 practice sessions now. So...we provide # hours we want to spend training, over a period of what..6 days? Thursday -> Wednesday? Is that what constitutes a session?

And there's no tournament going on, so the built in 4 hours / day (over 4 days) doesn't apply.

Do we have to break this out by day, or just tally it up?

[AnalBumCover]

just sent in my skills. but i just saw the rule about them being between 50-100. I have to resend as I had a few below the min.

[ntndeacon]

So the first two sessions of training have no tournament attached to them. Correct?

[Breeze]

Obviously, I've confused everyone with this preseason training. Sorry, about that. Let me try again.

Training is done over 7 days - Thursday morning to Wednesday night. From a game mechanics standpoint on Wednesday night I'll run the training variables, and update the skills based on what inputs you requested right before the first round of the tournament at which point your skills will be locked.

On a typical week your "training" will begin with the Thursday round of the current tournament. Your second day of "training" will be that Friday. This means as long as you play in that tournament (didn't take that week off) you will have 8 hours of training. From there if you make the cut you'll get another 8 hours with weekend rounds. If you miss the cut you don't get those 8 hours, but they can be applied to some other training aspect that was outlined. Then you will have hours Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to spend as well.

Given this is the first tournament of the season, there is no tournament for you to play in, so those 8 to 16 hours that would apply because you were playing in a tournament are now open to be used in another way - without fear of burning out (because obviously you are expected to play 16 hours of golf through the weekend). I am asking for 2 weeks of training to allow each player an opportunity to adjust/raise their skills prior to start of season.

I hope this cleared things up a bit...if not ask away and I'll try to answer your questions.

[Breeze]

I'm just not following how this breaks out.

We're running 2 practice sessions now. So...we provide # hours we want to spend training, over a period of what..6 days? Thursday -> Wednesday? Is that what constitutes a session?

And there's no tournament going on, so the built in 4 hours / day (over 4 days) doesn't apply.

Do we have to break this out by day, or just tally it up?

Hey CW,

You don't have to break it out by day...just number of hours spent on the different skills for the week...for instance:


General Skills
Driving - 0
Ball Striking - 1
Short Game - 1
Putting - 1

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 1
Drive Accuracy- 1
Long Iron - 1
Short Iron - 1
Short Game - 1
Sand Play - 1
Putting Accuracy - 0
Putting Speed - 0

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 1
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)* - 1
Fitness training - 1


This would be 18 hours of training...if I played in the tournament the weekend before and made it through to the weekend play, I'd have another 16 hours for a total of 34 hours. If I had missed the cut, I might add hours to my training list above because I know I was 8 hours short of tournament play.

In this case to start the season, because there is no preceding tournament you'll be 8 to 16 hours short of a normal training week so that time, like with a missed cut can be applied to other skills.

[AnalBumCover]

Jimmy Fujita's practice sessions for the week:

General Skills
Driving - 1
Ball Striking - 1
Short Game
Putting - 1

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 1
Drive Accuracy - 1
Long Iron - 1
Short Iron
Short Game - 2
Sand Play - 1
Putting Accuracy
Putting Speed

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 3
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)*
Fitness training - 2

[DavidCorperial]

David Ginsberg

General Skills
Driving
Ball Striking
Short Game
Putting

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 2
Drive Accuracy - 2
Long Iron - 2
Short Iron - 2
Short Game - 2
Sand Play - 2
Putting Accuracy
Putting Speed

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)*
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)*
Fitness training - 16

[Coffee Warlord]

Want both weeks at once/combined, or split out?

[vex]

Do skills decrease over time if they are not trained and will skills increase without training them(by playing in tournaments)?

[Breeze]

Want both weeks at once/combined, or split out?

Each week separately, but you can give them to me at the same time...

[Breeze]

Do skills decrease over time if they are not trained and will skills increase without training them(by playing in tournaments)?

To answer this I'm going to break down the question a couple of ways to try and make my explanation clearer.

1. Do skills decrease over time if they are not trained - Absolutely. It is possible to ignore a skill and not have it drop, but odds are it will go down.

2. Will skills increase without training them - No, if no training is done on a specific skill, that skill will not increase - However...

3. Will skills increase if you don't train them but you play in tournaments, practice rounds or gambling - Possibly. By playing rounds of golf you are in effect honing your skills, just on a more general level. So it is possible that by simply playing golf your abilities can increase.

[Breeze]

FOFC Golf Tour - Tournament Schedule

Below is the tournament schedule. The money listed at the end is the winner's share of the purse. The larger the winners share the larger the overall purse. Figured this might come in handy when you try to decide which weeks you'll take off.


Week 1 - California Coastal Country Club Championship - San Diego - $320,000

Week 2 - Beachfront Pro-Am - Pebble Beach - $350,000

Week 3 - Arizona Open - Phoenix - $300,000

Week 4 - FOFC Bay Harbor Memorial - Orlando - $300,000

Week 5 - Augusta National - Augusta - $750,000

Week 6 - Hilton Head Tournament - Hilton Head - $250,000

Week 7 - Players Championship - Jacksonville - $375,000

Week 8 - Texas Open - San Antonio - $295,000

Week 9 - Dove Ridge Open - Charlotte - $300,000

Week 10 - US OPEN - TBD - $725,000

Week 11 - Memorial Tournament - Dublin, OH - $285,000

Week 12 - Greenthorn Classic - Lewisburg, WV $285,000

Week 13 - Farmer's Classic - Silvis, IL $275,000

Week 14 - BRITISH OPEN - TBD - $715,000

Week 15 - Canadian Open - Oakville, Ontario $265,000

Week 16 - Firestone Championship - Akron, OH - $300,000

Week 17 - Greensboro Invitational - Greensboro, NC $300,000

Week 18 - Northern Classic - Paramus, NJ - $270,000

Week 19 - Bobby Jones Memorial - East Lake, Ga $350,000

Week 20 - PGA CHAMPIONSHIP - TBD - $715,000

[Breeze]

A quick note on the courses...

Obviously the course names are pretty easily aligned to real courses on the PGA Tour. However, that doesn't mean that those courses were always used to create the course that will be played in this game. In some instances the holes were used for inspiration, and the skills needed on those holes in real life are stressed in this game. In other instances the holes were combined from different courses in the same area to create the course in the game, and in some places the holes will be entirely fictional.

[Breeze]

General Update

Given I haven't gotten 2 weeks of training from anyone, and this seems to be confusing most of you, I'm going to back off of my original plan and simply ask for 1 week of training (which I have received a couple of).

This will also allow us to start the first tournament next week if we can get the training information and style of play information in.

[collegesportsfanms]

sportsfanmas (Mike Schaplowsky's) training

General Skills
Driving - 2
Ball Striking -
Short Game - 1
Putting - 1

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 1
Drive Accuracy - 1
Long Iron - 1
Short Iron - 1
Short Game - 1
Sand Play - 1
Putting Accuracy - 1
Putting Speed - 1

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 2
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)*
Fitness training - 2

Apply this to both weeks, and if I need to add or take away training, let me know and I'll make adjustments. Basically doing this on the fly so my numbers and totals are probably off.

[vex]

Will Brown


General Skills
Driving - 3
Ball Striking - 3
Short Game - 3
Putting - 3

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 2
Drive Accuracy- 1
Long Iron - 2
Short Iron - 2
Short Game - 2
Sand Play - 1
Putting Accuracy - 1
Putting Speed - 2

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 1
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)* - 0
Fitness training - 1

[vex]

Are there diminishing returns with training or is it the same from one level to the next?

[Breeze]

Are there diminishing returns with training or is it the same from one level to the next?

There are diminishing returns...there is a sweet spot, if exceeded you won't do better and the further from the sweet spot you get the worse the result.

[Coffee Warlord]

Nielsen, Week 1
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Driving (2)
Ball Striking (2)
Short Game (2)
Putting (1)

Drive Length (1)
Drive Accuracy (1)
Long Iron (2)
Short Iron (2)
Short Game (2)
Sand Play (1)
Putting Accuracy (1)
Putting Speed (1)

Practice Rounds (1) (4 hrs)
Gamble (0) (0 hrs)
Fitness training (6)

[Breeze]

Looks like I have completed training for 6 of the 10 of you...and you 6 should have all received PM updates on your players skills headed into the tournament...

If you didn't receive a PM let me know and I'll get the info to you.

[DavidCorperial]

I have not received a PM.

[Breeze]

I have not received a PM.

David,

I'm keeping my PM inbox cleaned out so I have enough room for responses about this dynasty. So unfortunately, I've deleted what you sent. Can you resend your character name and training info and I'll make sure I ran it or I'll run it now...

[AnalBumCover]

I didn't get a PM post-training update either. My training schedule is post #23 above.

[Breeze]

Ok guys, got your training updated...sorry didn't go back far enough in the thread to see your training. Now we are only missing:

Saku Koekela
Brian Babson

Once we have those in place I'll work with you guys on setting you style of play.

[Young Drachma]

Saku Koekela

No preference. Just randomize it.

[Breeze]

Post Training Explanation

Everyone has gone through training now, so I want to take a second to explain a few things:

- The stats you received post training represent your prepared game heading into the tournament. They are NOT your new base stats. This is important to understand because next week if your skill drops despite training exactly the same way or even more, it simply means the the training while it made you better it didn't work quite as well as the previous week.

- While the stats I sent you are not your new base score, they are influencing your base, just much slower than the weekly jumps you received going into week 1.

- While I provided each of you a full rundown on your stats headed into the first week, I will not be supplying the burnout reference moving forward. You'll have to make assumptions based on play. I can tell you, that there are comments built into the game that will provide hints that you might be burned out. (More on write ups later)

- Confidence for everyone is True for this week. Everyone starts the season expecting to play well. Honestly, unless you play extremely poorly the first week you'll likely also be confident heading into week 2. However, after the second week your performance in tournaments will start to determine you confidence moving forward.

- Some of you may have noticed a stat that was below 50...again this isn't your base score, but your trained (not trained) skill. Also, just because your creation instructions limited you to 50 - 100 points a skill doesn't mean the game doesn't have provisions for extra low or extra high settings, so no need to worry about being outside of the prescribed range.

[Breeze]

FOFC Golf Tour - Tournament Play

Currently our tour has 38 golfers - 10 FOFC players and 28 filler players to round out the field. Here is how tournaments will be played out:

Before the start of each tournament I'll will post an explanation of the course you are playing. The explanation will include:

- is the hole considered Easy, Normal, Difficult
- is the Pin Placement considered Easy, Normal, Difficult
- Par and Yardages
- a brief explanation that will highlight some skills that may come into play (these explanations are very high level and in no way encompass all the different combinations of skill checks possible)

After this is posted, each player will be asked to submit a style of play. The style of play set at Conservative, Normal, Aggressive, is broken down by the type of shot - Driver, Long Iron, Short Iron, Short Game, Putting, and by hole. So you can be as detailed or high level as you would like (I'll get into this more later).

Once the style of play is set, the first round of the tournament will be played and the results will be posted scorecard style for all players.

Prior to the second round, Pin placements will be adjusted and announced and players will be given the opportunity to change their style of play. Once any changes are updated, the second round will be played and results will again be posted scorecard style for all players. This means that for the first 2 rounds I won't be doing write ups. There are just too many players to handle this easily and it would slow the results to the point that the dynasty would drag.

At the end of the second round, the top half of the field plus ties will make the cut. Pins will again be adjusted and announced an players will be given an opportunity to adjust their style of play. Then the 3rd round will begin.

The 3rd round will be handled more like a TV Broadcast with write ups more common on players in contention. So players on the cut might end up with just a scorecard type list of their game, where other golfers in contention will receive blurbs.

4th round is the same procedure as the 3rd.

At the end of the tournament prize money will be awarded and expenses will be applied to your overall financials.

I'm sure I've left something important out. If you have any questions, please ask.

[Breeze]

California Coastal Country Club Championship (5Cs) – San Diego - (Course 1)

1. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Easy
Par 4 : 480 Yards

Downhill hole with a tight fairway. An accurate drive makes this hole very birdie-able. However, a tricky green can require a steady putter and strong focus.

2. Hole Difficulty: Easy
Pin Placement : Easy
Par 4 : 435 Yards

A short and easy par 4. A bogey here would really hurt as there should be quite a few birdies

3. Hole Difficulty: Easy
Pin Placement : Hard
Par 3 : 188 Yards

The third hole is also considered easy for a par 3, but it will require more skill to birdie than the second hole. Strong ball striking with irons comes in handy here, and the green is pretty straight forward, so a good putter can always generate a birdie.

4. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Hard
Par 5: 542 Yards

A solid hole, that offers numerous opportunities to players. Intelligent and confident players have a good shot to score well.

5. Hole Difficulty: Hard
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 5 : 580 Yards

Back to back par 5s. This one is much more difficult, but a player can still birdie. However a poor drive can put a player in jail which makes saving par very difficult even on a par 5.

6. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Hard
Par 4 : 445 Yards
Trap down the left comes into play off the tee. If players are in the trap they need some skill to grind out a birdie.

7. Hole Difficulty: Hard
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 43: 212 Yards

Tough hole requires some clutch play and/or some strong putting to birdie.

8. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Easy
Par 4 : 451 Yards

A huge drive can set up birdie here. But inconsistency can be costly.

9. Hole Difficulty: Hard
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 4 : 488 Yards

Extremely difficult to birdie this hole, long and straight off the tee will give you a shot. Often players need to scramble to save par on this one.

10. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Hard
Par 5 : 561 Yards

Tough green can prevent birdies and force bogeys.

11. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 4 : 470 Yards

Typically the approach shot here is the key. Got to be on the right shelf to have a legitimate run at birdie.

12. Hole Difficulty: Easy
Pin Placement : Easy
Par 3 : 202 Yards

Long iron into a very large green. To birdie you need to be close. Missing the green can really stress a player short game

13. Hole Difficulty: Easy
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 4 : 432 Yards

Nothing spectacular is needed to birdie here. A consistent swing alone can do it.

14. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 5 : 588 Yards

Long par 5 that is heavily influenced by style of play…aggressive players with skills to match can birdie, but they also run a higher risk of getting into trouble.

15. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 3 : 182 Yards

Pretty straight forward par 3…Got to be on the green and need a good flat stick to birdie.

16. Hole Difficulty: Easy
Pin Placement : Easy
Par 4 : 436 Yards

Short hole typically means a short iron into the green…players that can knock down pins with the short irons have an advantage here.

17. Hole Difficulty: Normal
Pin Placement : Hard
Par 4 : 454 Yards

Accuracy is more important off this tee than length. Bunkers surround the green, so sand play might be important to save par.

18. Hole Difficulty: Hard
Pin Placement : Normal
Par 4 : 482 Yards

Tight fairway requires a straight drive, to attack the pin requires a long one. Bunkers very much in play here as well.

[Breeze]

Style of Play

I wanted to take a second to do a bit of a deeper dive on style of play. If you think about this as a matrix with the rows being:

Driver
Long Iron
Short Iron
Short Game (note for style of play short game includes Sand Play)
Putting

And the columns being each hole, you'll have a pretty good view into how this works.

From there you can set any one of those shots to Conservative, Normal, Aggressive by hole. Or you can take it more high level and set everything the same or anything in between.

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Here are some examples:

Option 1. Set all drivers to Aggressive, long and short irons to normal, short game and putting to conservative.

Option 2. On par 3s be conservative, on par 5s be aggressive, par 4s normal

Option 3. Hole 1. Drive Aggressive, Long Iron - conservative, Short iron - normal, Short game - aggressive, putting - normal

Hole 2. Driver Conservative, Long iron - conservative, Short Iron - aggressive, Short game - aggressive, putting normal

Hole 3...etc.

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Any way you want to carve this up feel free. If you have any questions ask. Otherwise feel free to submit your style of play...(PM or in the thread is fine)

[Breeze]

Quick Update

All NPCs have completed the first round.

Rob Nielsen and Frank Justyce have also completed the first round. Once I have a style of play I will complete the round and I'll post results once everyone has finished the first round.

[Breeze]

Quick Update

Half of the FOFC Golfers have entered their style of play and none have come close to duplicating the approach of another golfer :D I LOVE IT!...

[Breeze]

Just so everyone is aware. I probably won't be updating this during the weekend, but please submit any instructions, style of play, etc. I will catch up early Monday.

Anyone who has not submitted a style of play by early Monday EDT, will have their style set to Normal across all shots and all holes in order to move the dynasty forward.

[Breeze]

5Cs - Round 1 - Leaderboard


Brett Hawkins -6
Chuck Finley -4
Rob Nielsen -3
Archie Goodwin -3
John Puller -3
Amos Decker -3
Saku Koekela -2
Benton Frazier -2
Jake Doyle -2
Harold Finch -2
Jimmy Fujita -2
Deacon Palmer -1
Will Robie -1
Branch Connally -1
Tommy Phan -1
Art Mullen -1
Jesse Porter -1
Clinton Jones -1
Mike Schaplowsky E
Brian Babson E
Joe Smith E
David Ginsberg E
Frank Justyce E
Barrett Hays E
Wade Whitaker E
Serge Storms E
Ray Kowalski E
Issac Bell E
Malcolm Reynolds E
Jason Bly E
Colton Rhodes E
Will Brown +1
Ches O Peake +1
Walter Sherman +1
Dickie Bennett +1
Ray Vecchio +2
Des Courtney +2
Tim Dorsey +2

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5Cs - Round 1 - Scorecards



Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN Total
Par 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4

M Schaplowsky 4 4 3 5 5 4 4 4 3 36 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 72
Rob Nielsen 3 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 3 34 5 3 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 35 69
Saku Koekela 3 4 2 5 5 5 3 5 4 36 4 4 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 34 70
Will Brown 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 5 37 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 73
David Ginsberg 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 5 37 5 5 3 4 5 3 3 4 3 35 72
Brian Babson 4 3 3 5 5 4 4 4 5 37 5 4 3 4 5 3 3 4 4 35 72
Deacon Palmer 3 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 35 5 5 3 4 5 3 3 4 4 36 71
Ches O Peake 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 36 6 4 3 3 5 3 4 4 5 37 73
Frank Justyce 4 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 35 6 4 2 4 5 3 4 4 5 37 72
Jimmy Fujita 4 4 2 4 5 4 3 4 4 34 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 70

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5Cs - Round 2 - Pin Placements

Your caddies have come to you to report the following Pin Placements for round 2


1. Hard
2. Normal
3. Normal
4. Normal
5. Hard
6. Easy
7. Easy
8. Hard
9. Normal

10. Normal
11. Easy
12. Hard
13. Easy
14. Normal
15. Normal
16. Normal
17. Easy
18. Easy

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Round 2 - Style of Play

Please submit your style of play for round 2. If you want to leave it the same, please let me know so I don't wait around for a response. If I fail to get a response, I will leave your settings the way the are currently. Please keep in mind that I am deleting any PMs to me in order to make sure I have space for future contact, so if your instructions to me used a setting that changes like pin placement as a key then I don't have that information so I won't automatically adjust for each round. You'll need to remind me...you can just resend the instructions if you'd like...but I'll need some reminder to make that change.

[Young Drachma]

Normal is fine for me.

[Breeze]

5Cs - Round 2 Cut Line

It looks like in order to make the cut, players will need to be Even par or better...

[Breeze]

Tournament Update

All NPCs have completed round 2.

The following players have finished round 2:

Rob Nielsen
Saku Koekela
Ches O'Peake
Will Brown
Jimmy Fujita
Frank Justyce
Mike Schaplowsky
Deacon Palmer
Brian Babson

Just need David Ginsberg now...

[Breeze]

General Update

I will complete round 2 as soon as styles are submitted. If I haven't heard from all players, round 2 will be run no later than Noon EDT (normally it would be run earlier, but I have a doctors appointment tomorrow morning). If you don't have your style of play in by then, I'll run it with whatever previous setting was in place.

[collegesportsfanms]

Let's try normal for all par 3 and 4, and aggressive for par 5 holes. Just to mix it up a tad.

[ntndeacon]

normal for par 3, aggressive for par 4 and normal for par 5s for Palmer

[JAG]

Same as first go around for Babson.

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5Cs Round 2 - Leaderboard


Saku Koekela -6
Chuck Finley -6
Brett Hawkins -5
Will Robie -5
Ches O Peake -4
Issac Bell -4
Clinton Jones -4
David Ginsberg -3
Deacon Palmer -3
Branch Connally -3
Archie Goodwin -3
John Puller -3
Jimmy Fujita -3
Rob Nielsen -2
Will Brown -2
Art Mullen -2
Mike Schaplowsky -1
Jake Doyle -1
Des Courtney -1
Malcolm Reynolds -1
Amos Decker -1
Colton Rhodes -1
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Joe Smith 0
Frank Justyce 0
Wade Whitaker 0
Benton Frazier 0
Walter Sherman 0
Tommy Phan 0
Dickie Bennett 0
Barrett Hays 1
Serge Storms 1
Jason Bly 1
Harold Finch 1
Jesse Porter 1
Brian Babson 3
Ray Vecchio 3
Tim Dorsey 3
Ray Kowalski 9

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5Cs - Round 2 - Scorecards


Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN Total
Par 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4
M Schaplowsky 4 4 3 5 5 3 3 4 4 35 5 4 2 4 5 3 3 5 5 36 71
Rob Nielsen 4 4 3 5 6 4 3 4 4 37 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 73
Saku Koekela 3 4 2 5 5 3 3 3 4 32 5 4 2 4 5 3 4 4 5 36 68
Will Brown 3 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 35 5 3 3 3 5 3 4 4 4 34 69
David Ginsberg 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 36 5 3 3 4 5 3 3 4 3 33 69
Brian Babson 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 5 5 38 5 4 3 4 5 3 3 5 5 37 75
Deacon Palmer 4 4 2 5 5 4 3 4 4 35 5 4 3 3 5 3 4 4 4 35 70
Ches O Peake 3 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 4 32 5 3 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 35 67
Frank Justyce 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 36 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 72
Jimmy Fujita 4 3 3 5 5 3 3 4 4 34 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 5 37 71

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5Cs - Round 3 - Pin Placements

1. Normal
2. Easy
3. Easy
4. Hard
5. Normal
6. Normal
7. Normal
8. Easy
9. Hard

10. Hard
11. Normal
12. Normal
13. Normal
14. Easy
15. Easy
16. Hard
17. Normal
18. Normal

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Round 3 Style of Play

If you made the cut I'll need your round 3 style of play.

[Young Drachma]

Normal.

[vex]

Keep things the same for Will Brown from Round 2 to 3.

[chesapeake]

The scorecard you posted for round 2 had me playing at +1 for the round, which should have put me at +2 for the tournament. I like my position on the leaderboard a lot more. Which is correct?

[vex]

The scorecard you posted for round 2 had me playing at +1 for the round, which should have put me at +2 for the tournament. I like my position on the leaderboard a lot more. Which is correct?


The leaderboard is correct. The scorecards from round 1 & 2 are identical.

[Breeze]

The scorecard you posted for round 2 had me playing at +1 for the round, which should have put me at +2 for the tournament. I like my position on the leaderboard a lot more. Which is correct?

Sorry...I must have grabbed the score cards from round 1 when I posted the scorecard view...i've corrected it.

[Breeze]

Round 3 Update

All NPCs have completed their rounds.

PCs completed include:

Rob Nielsen
Will Brown
Saku Koekela
Jimmy Fujita
Ches O'Peake
Mike Schaplowsky
David Ginsberg

[collegesportsfanms]

For Round 3, Mike Schaplowsky will go aggressive on drivers and long irons, normal on short irons and short game, and conservative on putting.

[DavidCorperial]

Sorry for the delay, same as last round.

[Breeze]

Just waiting on Deacon Palmer now...

[ntndeacon]

aggressive on putts in addition of what I said for round 2. for Palmer

[Breeze]

Ok, Got everyone's scores. This round I'll be doing some write ups on play. It'll take me a little while to figure out that format, and to build the running scores so I can post a more dynamic set of results. I hope to get this posted tomorrow.

[Breeze]

5Cs - Third Round

Pairings for round 3


Colton Rhodes -1
Amos Decker -1

Malcolm Reynolds -1
Des Courtney -1

Jake Doyle -1
Mike Schaplowsky -1

Art Mullen -2
Will Brown -2

Rob Nielsen -2
Jimmy Fujita -3

John Puller -3
Archie Goodwin -3

Branch Connally -3
Deacon Palmer -3

David Ginsberg -3
Clinton Jones -4

Issac Bell -4
Ches O’Peake -4

Will Robie -5
Brett Hawkins -5

Chuck Finley -6
Saku Koekela -6

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5Cs - 3rd Round - Broadcast

The coverage begins with a beautiful shot of the California shore. Waves crash onto the beach, spray flies from water off rocks that sit along the shore and out into the water. A leaderboard comes up over the beautiful scenery…
a voice over says..."Welcome to the 5Cs - we've had some pretty big shake-ups on the leaderboard already. It's early yet as all the golfers are just now finally on the course. Things could get very interesting so stick around:


Leaderboard


Player S H D

Chuck Finley -7 1 -1
Brett Hawkins -6 2 -1
Art Mullen -5 8 -3
Clinton Jones -5 4 -1
Issac Bell -5 3 -1
Will Robie -5 2 E
Saku Koekela -5 1 +1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 10 -3
Jimmy Fujita -4 7 -1
Archie Goodwin -4 6 -1
John Puller -4 6 -1
Deacon Palmer -4 5 -1
Ches O’Peake -4 3 E
Colton Rhodes -3 11 -2
Amos Decker -3 11 -2
Des Courtney -3 10 -2
Branch Connally -3 5 E
Jake Doyle -2 9 -1
David Ginsberg -2 4 +1
Mike Schaplowsky -1 9 E
Rob Nielsen -1 7 +1
Will Brown E 8 +2



Note: S=score, H=hole, D=score for the day

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round

Let's take a moment to show how we got here. Prior to coming on air this is what happened...

Colton Rhodes played the front side 1 under, but had he done a better job of scrambling on 5 and saved par he'd have been 3 under on the front. Plus he birdied 10...so while he's moved up in the standings, 1 bad hole has held him back a bit.

Amos Decker an amazing long iron out of the fairway bunker on 6 settled in 8 feet from the hole for his first birdie. Aggressive play on 7 leads to another short birdie putt that was converted. The rest of his round has been solid

Malcolm Reynolds is tied for the best round going so far. It started out a bit rough as he had to really grind to save par at 1, but then he converted an easy birdie at 2, confidently nailed a birdie on 6, sunk a big breaking 23 footer on 8. Then, like 1, he scraped out a par save at 10.

Des Courtney missed a birdie opportunity from 12 feet on 3. Confidently birdied 6 and 9.

Jake Doyle birdied 2, and saved par with his wedge on 9.

Mike Schaplowsky par saves at 1 and 2 allowed Mike to dodge an early bullet. A great birdie on 6, but poor play on 8 forces a 7 foot bogey putt.

Art Mullen, like Reynolds is out of the gate quickly, but a good bit of his score is impacted by this...

Cut to video - Mullen swings his 8 iron, the ball hits the green and catches the slope and feeds down to the hole...then it falls in for a HOLE IN ONE!

par save at 5 was big, followed by a birdie from the fairway trap on 6.

Will Brown bogeys 1 when he misses the clutch putt from 8 feet. On 3 lost a birdie opportunity when he seemed to lose focus. A poor job scrambling allowed another stroke to slip away on 5. Dropped another shot at 7, but a huge drive at 8 help set up his first birdie.

Rob Nielsen a bad decision on the approach at 2 short sided Nielsen and led to bogey. On 4 he had a 3 putt bogey from 40 feet. On 5 he was too conservative off the tee leaving himself without a good second shot option, ultimately leading to bogey. Did follow up with a birdie on 6, and a great par save with the short game on 7.

Jimmy Fujita pretty quiet for most of the day, but a fantastic approach at 2 lead to a 2 foot birdie putt.

John Puller approach at 2 was long, but he saved par. Made a clutch birdie putt on 3.

Archie Goodwin a clutch approach shot settles inside of 5 feet for his 1 birdie so far.

Branch Connally settled for par on 3 when he was in prime position to attack the hole.

Clinton Jones great iron into the green on 2 gets inside 5 feet - birdie

Issac Bell birdied 2 with solid play and a great putt.

Ches O'Peake playing textbook golf through 3 holes. On in regulation and 2 putts.

Will Robie birdied the first with solid play and a good putt

Brett Hawkins perfect drive sets up birdie on 1.

Saku Koekela missed the green on approach and a bad lie to a downhill green led to bogey

Chuck Finley, sunk a 25 foot birdie putt to take the outright lead on 1.

[Breeze]

General Update

So I thought I'd take a second to explain how I'm planning to do the write ups. Each post will pick up where the previous one left off...in this case the next post will move everyone up 1 hole. So Rhodes/Decker will be on 12, Reynolds/Courtney on 11, etc. Initially in the thread I will post anything that potentially adjusts the score across all pairings, ignoring standard par results. As we move deeper into the round and pairings finish, par scores will start to be noted. Basically, the important thing for you to note is - if you don't hear anything about your hole you got a par.

If you are confused, I think seeing how it will work might clear some stuff up. If after a few posts you still aren't clear on what's going on feel free to ask.

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Let's go to 3:

Will Robie and Brett Hawkins both have birdie opportunities. Hawkins is away at 12 feet with Robie sitting about 10 feet with a side hill left to righter.

Hawkins putt runs by the edge of the hole...he keeps his turn and makes the 2 footer for par. He stays at -6. Robie can't seem to get comfortable with this putt. He seems very unsure and distracted. His putt never scares the hole and he has to tap in for par. Robie remains -5.

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Now to 6:

Deacon Palmer, who's looked confident all day, has a birdie putt from 13 feet. His putt is firm and in the heart for a birdie. Palmer moves to -5.

Playing partner Branch Connally makes his 6 footer for par

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11

Des Courtney missed the green with his approach and he has a tricky little down hill pitch. He chips it up, it lands in the fringe and releases down toward the hole. The fringe took the speed off the shot and the ball settles inside a foot. Nice par save.

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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Chuck Finley -7 2 -1
Brett Hawkins -6 3 -1
Art Mullen -5 9 -3
Deacon Palmer -5 6 -2
Clinton Jones -5 5 -1
Issac Bell -5 4 -1
Will Robie -5 3 E
Saku Koekela -5 2 +1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 11 -3
Jimmy Fujita -4 8 -1
Archie Goodwin -4 7 -1
John Puller -4 7 -1
Ches O’Peake -4 4 E
Colton Rhodes -3 12 -2
Amos Decker -3 12 -2
Des Courtney -3 11 -2
Branch Connally -3 6 E
Jake Doyle -2 10 -1
David Ginsberg -2 5 +1
Mike Schaplowsky -1 10 E
Rob Nielsen -1 8 +1
Will Brown E 9 +2

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Action at the 4th Hole

Hawkins and Robie are both facing crucial shots. Robie is short sided in deep rough and Hawkins has another makeable putt for eagle.

The long grass doesn't allow Robie to spin the ball the way he needed to and he's left with a 22 foot par putt.

Hawkins has a eagle putt from 30 feet...which comes up about 3 feet short but the short birdie putt is made. -7

Robie misses his par putt and settles for bogey, dropping back to -4.

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Now to 5:

Issac Bell is already finished with a par on this hole, but Ches O'Peake has a tricky 13 footer for birdie. His put is well read and the ball drops dead center. Bell stays -5, and Peake moves to -5.

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7

Branch Connally is too aggressive with the driver, and the ball ends up wet. His drop is well back and he scrapes it around ultimately scoring double bogey, which drops him back to -1

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8th Hole

John Puller gets a little loopy with his approach and he ends up in the long rough right of the green. He fails to get up and down and drops a stroke -3

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Now to 10

Art Mullen who's been hot all day, is faced with a tough shot that will require him to squeeze the ball between some trees to allow him to reach the green in regulation. His shot clips a branch and is knocked down. He's finishes out the hole but he can't make up that lost shot. -4

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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Brett Hawkins -7 4 -2
Chuck Finley -7 3 -1
Deacon Palmer -5 7 -2
Clinton Jones -5 6 -1
Issac Bell -5 5 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 5 -1
Saku Koekela -5 3 +1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 12 -3
Art Mullen -4 10 -2
Jimmy Fujita -4 9 -1
Archie Goodwin -4 8 -1
Will Robie -4 4 +1
Colton Rhodes -3 13 -2
Amos Decker -3 13 -2
Des Courtney -3 12 -2
John Puller -3 8 E
Jake Doyle -2 11 -1
David Ginsberg -2 6 +1
Mike Schaplowsky -1 11 E
Rob Nielsen -1 9 +1
Branch Connally -1 7 +2
Will Brown E 10 +2

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Let's go to the Co-leader at 4

Finley is facing a tricky 7 footer with about 5 inches of break to par. Koekela is already in with his par. Finley needs this one to stay tied for the lead with Hawkins. The putt is struck and it burns the bottom edge but doesn't fall. Bogey. -6.

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Now to 9:

Archie Goodwin hits a wedge but it doesn't release and he leaves himself a 17 foot par putt.

John Puller is in the bunker and he needs to get up and down to prevent bogeying back to back holes...he blasts it out and the ball settles a very makeable 6 feet below the hole.

Goodwin's par putt is missed badly...still 4 feet.

Puller sinks his par putt (-3), and Goodwin cleans up his mess (-3)

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Take it over to 10

Rob Nielsen finds himself in a deep greenside bunker, which is a weak aspect of his game. His out doesn't check and the ball rolls a good 15 feet past the hole. The par putt is missed and Nielsen drops a shot, and he's now EVEN.

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13th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds who has looked great all round is starting to appeared tired. He's slow to get to his shots and his steps between shots have definitely lost some of their pep. This has lead to some less than solid shots and ultimately he bogeys this hole. -3

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At 14

Colton Rhodes appears to be running out of gas as well. He can't seems to muster the strength to execute the shots he needs and he drops a stroke. -2

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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Brett Hawkins -7 5 -2
Chuck Finley -6 4 E
Deacon Palmer -5 8 -2
Clinton Jones -5 7 -1
Issac Bell -5 6 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 6 -1
Saku Koekela -5 4 +1
Art Mullen -4 11 -2
Jimmy Fujita -4 10 -1
Will Robie -4 5 +1
Amos Decker -3 14 -2
Malcolm Reynolds -3 13 -2
Des Courtney -3 13 -2
Archie Goodwin -3 9 E
John Puller -3 9 E
Colton Rhodes -2 14 -1
Jake Doyle -2 12 -1
David Ginsberg -2 7 +1
Mike Schaplowsky -1 12 E
Branch Connally -1 8 +2
Will Brown E 11 +2
Rob Nielsen E 10 +2

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Let's check in with the leader at 6

Brett Hawkins, now the outright leader has a tough par putt from 8 feet to maintain his sole possession of first place. The putt is too firm for the line and he has to settle for bogey. -6
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Now to 9:

Branch Connally is staring at another bogey. He needs to drop this 18 foot putt to save par…it doesn’t go in. So he drops another shot, now he’s back to EVEN.
Deacon Palmer unlike Connally has played well and he confidently executes throughout this hole to get another easy birdie and he climbs into a tie for the lead at -6.
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Swing over to 11

Jimmy Fujita needs to get up and down from the short side to save par. His chip is high and soft and the ball settles 3 feet from the hole. Putt is made, and par is saved. -4

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13th Hole

Jake Doyle – well executed hole leads to easy birdie. -3

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At 15

Colton Rhodes is aggressive off the tee on this par three and ends up short siding himself. He’s sitting in deep grass and the green runs away from him. There is almost no way to stop the second shot.
Amos Decker is also aggressive and he ends up almost duplicating the shot of Rhodes. In fact, the balls are less than 5 feet apart where they came to rest.

Both players chips do exactly what is expected – the run down the hill away from the hole, and both 2 putt from 30+ feet to bogey. Decker (-2), Rhodes (-1)



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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Deacon Palmer -6 9 -3
Brett Hawkins -6 6 -1
Chuck Finley -6 5 E
Clinton Jones -5 8 -1
Issac Bell -5 7 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 7 -1
Saku Koekela -5 5 +1
Art Mullen -4 12 -2
Jimmy Fujita -4 11 -1
Will Robie -4 6 +1
Amos Decker -2 15 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -3 14 -2
Des Courtney -3 14 -2
Jake Doyle -3 13 -2
Archie Goodwin -3 10 E
John Puller -3 10 E
David Ginsberg -2 8 +1
Colton Rhodes -1 15 E
Mike Schaplowsky -1 13 E
Will Brown E 12 +2
Rob Nielsen E 11 +2
Branch Connally E 9 +3


 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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At 6

Saku Koekela is in good position with a short iron approach looking to get close for a birdie run, but the shot spins back hard, off the green and down the front slope, leaving him about a 20 yard chip to the green. He fails to get up and down and ends up with a very disappointing bogey. - 4
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Now to 11

John Puller a poor stroke with a short iron in his hand results in a tough downhill chip. He’s able to get up and down, but he lost a shot at a birdie.
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Swing over to 12

Jimmy Fujita after the strong up and down, his iron approach is excellent, stopping inside 8 feet. Birdie converted and now he’s 1 shot out of the lead. -5

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16th Hole

Amos Decker needs to sink a 9 footer to save par…and he does. -2.

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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Deacon Palmer -6 10 -3
Brett Hawkins -6 7 -1
Chuck Finley -6 6 E
Jimmy Fujita -5 12 -2
Clinton Jones -5 9 -1
Issac Bell -5 8 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 8 -1
Art Mullen -4 13 -2
Will Robie -4 7 +1
Saku Koekela -4 6 +2
Malcolm Reynolds -3 15 -2
Des Courtney -3 15 -2
Jake Doyle -3 14 -2
Archie Goodwin -3 11 E
John Puller -3 11 E
Amos Decker -2 16 -1
David Ginsberg -2 9 +1
Colton Rhodes -1 16 E
Mike Schaplowsky -1 14 E
Will Brown E 13 +2
Rob Nielsen E 12 +2
Branch Connally E 10 +3


 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Co-leader at 7

Chuck Finley has a chance to take the outright lead, but his though side hill putt misses on the low side. Settles for par. -6
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9

Issac Bell 1 under for the day and 1 off the lead, has a nice up and down out of the bunker to save par.
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Swing over to 10

David Ginsberg after a bad bounce on his layup left the ball stymied behind a tree, Ginsberg attempts to hook the ball around and onto the green, but the ball is left right Ginsberg can’t get up and down to save par.
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14

Art Mullen is able to get one back here with a well-executed hole. He gets back to within 1 of the lead. -5
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Take it to 15 where both golfers are looking good

Jake Doyle and Mike Schaplowsky both players have looked extremely confident on this hole. Everything executed as if they know the outcome in advance. Both birdie…Doyle -4, Schaplowsky -2

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Now to 16

Malcolm Reynolds hits a perfect drive, an approach inside of 10 feet and sinks the putt.
Des Courtney follow Mal on the drive, the approach isn’t quite as good, and the placement is just too tough from his putting line to convert the birdie. -3
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17

Colton Rhodes stops the slide with a nice birdie on 17.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Deacon Palmer -6 11 -3
Brett Hawkins -6 8 -1
Chuck Finley -6 7 E
Art Mullen -5 14 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 13 -2
Clinton Jones -5 10 -1
Issac Bell -5 9 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 9 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 16 -3
Jake Doyle -4 15 -3
Will Robie -4 8 +1
Saku Koekela -4 7 +2
Des Courtney -3 16 -2
Archie Goodwin -3 12 E
John Puller -3 12 E
Amos Decker -2 17 -1
Colton Rhodes -2 17 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -2 15 -1
David Ginsberg -1 10 +2
Will Brown E 14 +2
Rob Nielsen E 13 +2
Branch Connally E 11 +3

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Co-leader at 8

Chuck Finley This time he doesn’t miss the birdie putt, and he takes the outright lead. -7
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9

Brett Hawkins Finley’s lead alone doesn’t last long, as Brett’s confident play results in his own birdie -7
Will Robie on the other hand gives one back at the ninth…dropping to -3 and going 2 over on the day.
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Swing over to 10

Issac Bell looking to keep pace with the leaders he makes his own run and birdie but fails to convert. - 5
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18

Terrible finishes for both Rhodes and Decker. Rhodes has an inconsistent swing that ends up in the water and he double bogeys to close the round. Decker seems exhausted and labors to a bogey.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D

Brett Hawkins -7 9 -2
Chuck Finley -7 8 -1
Deacon Palmer -6 12 -3
Art Mullen -5 15 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 14 -2
Clinton Jones -5 11 -1
Issac Bell -5 10 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 10 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 17 -3
Jake Doyle -4 16 -3
Saku Koekela -4 8 +2
Des Courtney -3 17 -2
Archie Goodwin -3 13 E
John Puller -3 13 E
Will Robie -3 9 +2
Mike Schaplowsky -2 16 -1
Amos Decker -1 F E
David Ginsberg -1 11 +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
Will Brown E 15 +2
Rob Nielsen E 14 +2
Branch Connally E 12 +3

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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At 10

Will Robie in trouble off the tee can’t scramble to save par and records back to back bogeys. -2
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Now to 12

Clinton Jones has been pretty solid until now, playing -1, but his par putt from 13 feet never threatens and he has his first bogey of the round. -4
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Swing over to 17

Jake Doyle is in a deep bunker in front of the green. He needs to get up and down to continue his great round. A bogey here would really be deflating. He blasts out and the ball tracks the hole. It rolls by about a width too high and stops about 18 inches away – par saved.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -7 10 -2
Chuck Finley -7 9 -1
Deacon Palmer -6 13 -3
Art Mullen -5 16 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 15 -2
Issac Bell -5 11 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 11 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 17 -3
Clinton Jones -4 12 E
Saku Koekela -4 9 +2
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Archie Goodwin -3 14 E
John Puller -3 14 E
Mike Schaplowsky -2 17 -1
Will Robie -2 10 +3
Amos Decker -1 F E
David Ginsberg -1 12 +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
Will Brown E 16 +2
Rob Nielsen E 15 +2
Branch Connally E 13 +3



 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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At 10

Chuck Finley and Saku Koekela both are in the trees off the tee. They both attempt to work the ball around trouble and get on the green, but neither can execute the shot. Finley’s chip gave him a run at par, but he missed. Koekela had to sink a 7 footer to save par, but he converted. Both bogey. And just like that Brett Hawkins in back in the lead alone.
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Now to 11

Will Robie continues to struggle, but his 58 degree wedge saves him this time as he gets up and down for par.
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Swing over to 14

Branch Connally and Deacon Palmer attack the par 5…Both are in prime position to birdie off the tee. Palmer tries to reach the green in two, but ends up short and left. Connally plays safe, lays up, then hits his approach inside of 15 feet.
Palmer’s chip on the green is inside 8 feet. Both puts are made and both players record a birdie. Palmer is now back in a tie for the lead. That puts Palmer back in a tie for first and puts him -4 for the day.
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15

John Puller gets a birdie here and goes 1 under on the back and 1 under for the day.
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At 16

Jimmy Fujita has left himself a birdie putt on the wrong side of this difficult pin placement. He hits his putt and the break is more than he saw. He settles for par.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Deacon Palmer -7 14 -4
Brett Hawkins -7 11 -2
Chuck Finley -6 10 E
Art Mullen -5 17 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 16 -2
Issac Bell -5 12 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 12 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
John Puller -4 15 -1
Clinton Jones -4 13 E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Archie Goodwin -3 15 E
Saku Koekela -3 10 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Will Robie -2 11 +3
Amos Decker -1 F E
Branch Connally -1 14 +2
David Ginsberg -1 13 +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
Will Brown E 17 +2
Rob Nielsen E 16 +2

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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At 14

David Ginsberg attempted to go for the green in two despite not leaving himself a good angle to the green. Second shot is wet. Forth shot is in the middle of the green and 2 puts for bogey. Bad decision costs Ginsberg there.
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Now to 17

Jimmy Fujita gets another run at birdie and this time he drops the putt from 11 feet and he moves to 1 off the lead.
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Swing over to 18

Will Brown sitting at +2 for the day, looks like this round has been a grind. He appears worn out and that shows in his shots on the last hole. He’s a little loose with both his drive and approach and he ends up scraping out a bogey.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Deacon Palmer -7 15 -4
Brett Hawkins -7 12 -2
Jimmy Fujita -6 17 -3
Chuck Finley -6 11 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Issac Bell -5 13 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 13 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
John Puller -4 16 -1
Clinton Jones -4 14 E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Archie Goodwin -3 16 E
Saku Koekela -3 11 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Will Robie -2 12 +3
Amos Decker -1 F E
Branch Connally -1 15 +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
Rob Nielsen E 17 +2
David Ginsberg E 14 +3
Will Brown +1 F +3

 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Time to check in at 15

Clinton Jones decided to fire right at the stick, but he overshot his target. Then he failed to get up and down and he dropped another stroke.
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Now to 16

Branch Connally after a horrendous front 9 score of 39, Connally is looking to get his second birdie in 3 holes. He makes the 7 foot putt and gets back another stroke.
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Swing over to 17

Both Puller and Goodwin are in trouble. Goodwin is in the sand with a bad lie, and Puller is looking gassed. Goodwin’s out is poor and he two putts for bogey. Puller can’t get anything going and settles for a bogey.
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And at 18

Both Nielsen and Fujita are also in trouble. Fujita found a fairway bunker and then hit it in a greenside bunker. Nielsen was out of the fairway and short off the tee. He failed to get to the green in regulation and his approach left a long par putt. Fujita’s blast out of the sand got him inside of Nielsen, but just. And neither player is able to make the par putt. In fact, Nielsen’s bogey putt from 4 feet goes around the world before falling in.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Deacon Palmer -7 16 -4
Brett Hawkins -7 13 -2
Chuck Finley -6 12 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 F -2
Issac Bell -5 14 -1
Ches O’Peake -5 14 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
Des Courtney -3 F -2
John Puller -3 17 E
Clinton Jones -3 15 +1
Saku Koekela -3 12 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Archie Goodwin -2 17 +1
Branch Connally -2 16 +1
Will Robie -2 13 +3
Amos Decker -1 F E
Colton Rhodes E F +1
David Ginsberg E 15 +3
Will Brown +1 F +3
Rob Nielsen +1 F +3

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Time to check in at 15

Issac Bell continues to play with confidence as he birdies 15, which gets him within 1 shot of the lead.
Ches O’Peake 1 under for the day with a lot of solid textbook pars, faces a tough 10 footer to save par on 15, the putt heads toward the hole and lips out…he has his first bogey of the round.
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Now to 18

John Puller after a bogey on 17, he has an inconsistent swing and knocks the ball in the water. He then hits his approach in the bunker and eventually records a 6…
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Deacon Palmer -7 17 -4
Brett Hawkins -7 14 -2
Issac Bell -6 15 -2
Chuck Finley -6 13 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 F -2
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
Ches O’Peake -4 15 E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Clinton Jones -3 16 +1
Saku Koekela -3 13 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Archie Goodwin -2 F +1
Branch Connally -2 17 +1
Will Robie -2 14 +3
Amos Decker -1 F E
John Puller -1 F +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
David Ginsberg E 16 +3
Will Brown +1 F +3
Rob Nielsen +1 F +3

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Action at 15

Brett Hawkins continues to play with confidence. Approach shot is inside 10 feet and putt drops for a birdie and the outright lead.
Will Robie finally get a stroke back after a rough round that saw him fall from -5 and tied for second to -2 and well back on the leaderboard.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 15 -2
Deacon Palmer -7 F -4
Issac Bell -6 16 -2
Chuck Finley -6 14 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 F -2
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
Ches O’Peake -4 16 E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Clinton Jones -3 17 +1
Will Robie -3 15 +2
Saku Koekela -3 14 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Archie Goodwin -2 F +1
Branch Connally -2 F +1
Amos Decker -1 F E
John Puller -1 F +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
David Ginsberg E 17 +3
Will Brown +1 F +3
Rob Nielsen +1 F +3

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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Everybody executes their pars no real risk of bogey or chance at birdie
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 16 -2
Deacon Palmer -7 F -4
Issac Bell -6 17 -2
Chuck Finley -6 15 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 F -2
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
Ches O’Peake -4 17 E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Clinton Jones -3 F +1
Will Robie -3 16 +2
Saku Koekela -3 15 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Archie Goodwin -2 F +1
Branch Connally -2 F +1
Amos Decker -1 F E
John Puller -1 F +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
David Ginsberg E F +3
Will Brown +1 F +3
Rob Nielsen +1 F +3



 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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18
Another player is looking worn out…Issac Bell is laboring to the finish…he also suffers a loss of a stroke due to his fatigue.
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Leaderboard


Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 17 -2
Deacon Palmer -7 F -4
Chuck Finley -6 16 E
Art Mullen -5 F -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 F -2
Issac Bell -5 F -1
Malcolm Reynolds -4 F -3
Jake Doyle -4 F -3
Ches O’Peake -4 F E
Des Courtney -3 F -2
Clinton Jones -3 F +1
Will Robie -3 17 +2
Saku Koekela -3 16 +3
Mike Schaplowsky -2 F -1
Archie Goodwin -2 F +1
Branch Connally -2 F +1
Amos Decker -1 F E
John Puller -1 F +2
Colton Rhodes E F +1
David Ginsberg E F +3
Will Brown +1 F +3
Rob Nielsen +1 F +3


 

[Breeze]

5Cs - 3rd Round Coverage

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18
Hawkins and Robie finish up with textbook pars and Hawkins will almost certainly have the lead going into Sunday…
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17
Koekela and Finley both par 17…
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18
Koekela finds himself in a greenside bunker needing to get up and down.
Finley has a 35 footer for par…
Koekela’s shot is ok, but he leaves himself 15 feet for par, which he misses and closes the round with a bogey.
Finley can’t make the birdie but he leaves an easy par finish.
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Third Round Leaderboard


Player S
Brett Hawkins -8
Deacon Palmer -7
Chuck Finley -6
Issac Bell -5
Malcolm Reynolds -5
Art Mullen -5
Jimmy Fujita -5
Ches O Peake -4
Jake Doyle -4
Des Courtney -3
Will Robie -3
Clinton Jones -3
Mike Schaplowsky -2
Saku Koekela -2
Branch Connally -2
Archie Goodwin -2
Amos Decker -2
John Puller -1
David Ginsberg E
Colton Rhodes E
Rob Nielsen +1
Will Brown +1

[Breeze]

5Cs - Round 3 - Scorecards


Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Par 4 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4

M Schaplowsky 4 4 3 5 5 3 3 5 4 36 5 4 3 4 5 2 4 4 4 35 71
Rob Nielsen 4 4 3 6 6 3 3 4 4 37 6 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 5 38 75
Saku Koekela 5 4 3 5 5 5 3 4 4 38 6 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 5 38 76
Will Brown 5 4 3 5 6 4 4 3 4 38 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 5 37 75
David Ginsberg 4 4 3 6 5 4 3 4 4 37 6 4 3 4 6 3 4 4 4 38 75
Deacon Palmer 4 4 2 5 5 3 3 4 3 33 5 4 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 35 68
Ches O Peake 4 4 3 5 4 4 3 4 4 35 5 4 3 4 5 4 4 4 4 37 72
Jimmy Fujita 4 3 3 5 5 4 3 4 4 35 5 4 2 4 5 3 4 3 5 35 70

[Coffee Warlord]

Blegh. Dead ass last.

[Breeze]

Ok, that was much harder than I anticipated. If there are any errors in the calculations they are transcribe errors not calculated errors inside the game. The leaderboard at post #96 is the official one copied straight from the game...no transcription.

[vex]

Well that was a disaster.

[ntndeacon]

a 68 for the day! awesome!

[Breeze]

Style of Play - Round 4

need to get your style of play for round 4...

[vex]

Hell if I know what to do here. Keep it the same for Will Brown, I guess.

[AnalBumCover]

No change for Jimmy Fujita.

[ntndeacon]

No change for Deacon Palmer.

[Breeze]

oh need to give you pin placements...I'll post those tomorrow. I'll give you time to resend instructions after I post if you want.

[Young Drachma]

Aggressive all around.

[DavidCorperial]

No change

[Breeze]

5Cs - Round 4 Pin Placements

1. Easy
2. Normal
3. Hard
4. Easy
5. Hard
6. Easy
7. Normal
8. Normal
9. Normal

10. Easy
11. Hard
12. Hard
13. Easy
14. Normal
15. Normal
16. Normal
17. Easy
18. Hard

[Breeze]

Several of you already submitted your style of play. You are welcome to change it based on the pin placements if you'd like. I'm going to play all the NPCs first so you'll have a good bit of time to get your updates to me. However, I will be playing the round out today at some point, so try to get me your changes before 2 EDT.

Also, several of you submitted instructions that the SOP was dependent on the pin placement. If that is the case, I'll need you to resend so I can remap the style to the hole. I don't have the instructions saved from round to round, so if you instruct me to leave it the same, the mapping of style to pin won't update. Just wanted to make sure everyone was aware.

[Breeze]

So I took a minute to study the SOP for those of you that already submitted instructions (typically No Change), and I'm pretty confident that I identified the strategy and it didn't involve pin placement so I went ahead and completed your rounds (I'm still willing to rerun the round if you want to provide updated instructions - just let me know).

The only remaining instructions needed are for:

Mike Schaplowsky
Rob Nielsen

[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round

Pairings for the final round:



Rob Nielsen +1
Will Brown +1

David Ginsberg E
Colton Rhodes E

Amos Decker -2
John Puller -1

Branch Connally -2
Archie Goodwin -2

Mike Schaplowsky -2
Saku Koekela -2

Will Robie -3
Clinton Jones -3

Jake Doyle -4
Des Courtney -3

Jimmy Fujita -5
Ches O'Peake -4

Malcolm Reynolds -5
Art Mullen -5

Chuck Finley -6
Issac Bell -5

Brett Hawkins -8
Deacon Palmer -7

[collegesportsfanms]

Eh, what the hell, keep mine the same

[Breeze]

The 4th round is complete. I'll allow other players an opportunity to adjust their SOP before I begin posting results. If you posted your SOP before the pin placements and aren't interested in making an adjustment then let me know. As soon as I get the all's good or we reach 2 PM, I'll start posting.

[AnalBumCover]

Jimmy Fujita: All's good.

[chesapeake]

I'm content with what I sent yesterday.

[ntndeacon]

I'm good too

[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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First Update

1st Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - easy par to get the round started
Will Brown - +1 - Standard par

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Second Update

2nd Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - another solid par
Will Brown - +1 - par

1st Hole

David Ginsberg - E - a little loose with the tee ball gets David in trouble early - can't recover - Bogey (+1)
Colton Rhodes - E - par

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Third Update

3rd Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1
Will Brown - +1

both players seem to loose focus on this hole and both miss an opportunity for birdie because of it.

2nd Hole

David Ginsberg - +1 - Solid par
Colton Rhodes - E - Solid par

1st Hole

Amos Decker -2
John Puller - 1

both players easily par the first hole

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5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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4th Update

4th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - another solid par
Will Brown - +1 - Drops a birdie putt from 6 feet (E)

3rd Hole

David Ginsberg - +1 - comes up clutch, sinking a 10 foot birdie putt and he gets the stroke he dropped at 1 back. (E)
Colton Rhodes - E - drops his putt from 8 feet for birdie too - (-1)

2nd Hole

Amos Decker -2 - uses his course knowledge to perfectly position his shots and convert the birdie (-3)
John Puller - 1 - par

1st Hole

Branch Connally - -2
Archie Goodwin - -2

Both players start out with solid pars.

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5th Update

5th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - another solid par
Will Brown - E - Back to back birdies after a well played hole (-1)

4th Hole

David Ginsberg - E - easy par
Colton Rhodes - -1 - makes the 6 footer to save par

3rd Hole

Amos Decker -3 - laser focus leads to Decker's second birdie (-4)
John Puller - -1 - par

2nd Hole

Branch Connally - -2 - solid par
Archie Goodwin - -2 - get's his first birdie of the day to move to (-3)

1st Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 - textbook par
Saku Koekela - -2 - takes advantage of the easy pin for a birdie (-3)


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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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6th Update

6th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - another par - playing good golf but needs to get some birdies to move up the leaderboard
Will Brown - -1 - after back to back birdies, approach on 6 spins back off the front of the green and results in a bogey (E)

5th Hole

David Ginsberg - E
Colton Rhodes - -1

two pars - surprisingly no real run at birdie for either on this par 5.

4th Hole

Amos Decker - -4 -
John Puller - -1

2 solid pars

3rd Hole

Branch Connally - -2 -
Archie Goodwin - -3 -

both go to the 4th tee with pars

2nd Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 -
Saku Koekela - -3 -

no changes here at both par

1st Hole

Will Robie - -3
Clinton Jones - -3

Solid pars to kick off the round - Jones missed a birdie opportunity when his 15 footer lipped out.
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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7th Update

7th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 -
Will Brown - E -

Both escape the difficult par 3 unscathed.

6th Hole

David Ginsberg - E - par
Colton Rhodes - -1 - a fantastic 5 iron out of the fairway bunker runs up inside of 12 feet - putt in made for birdie (-2)


5th Hole

Amos Decker - -4 - is on fire right now...perfectly executed drive, spot on layup, approach is inside of 6 feet, putt made for his 3rd birdie in 5 holes...(-5)
John Puller - -1 - par


4th Hole

Branch Connally - -2 -
Archie Goodwin - -3 -

both players leave themselves tap in pars.

3rd Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 - loss of focus on birdie putt leave Mike to settle for par
Saku Koekela - -3 - solid par


2nd Hole

Will Robie - -3
Clinton Jones - -3

two unremarkable pars

1st Hole

Jake Doyle - -4
Des Courtney - -3

two more golfers start off with pars.
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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8th Update

8th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - par
Will Brown - E - has a run at birdie from 21 feet, but it misses high


7th Hole

David Ginsberg - E - par
Colton Rhodes - -2 - can't escape the difficult par 3 - ball is wet and he double bogeys (E)


6th Hole

Amos Decker - -5 -
John Puller - -1 -

both par


5th Hole

Branch Connally - -2 - par
Archie Goodwin - -3 - up and down for par


4th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 -
Saku Koekela - -3 -

Both players have long birdie putts, but both come up empty - settle for par


3rd Hole

Will Robie - -3
Clinton Jones - -3

pars for both players


2nd Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - par
Des Courtney - -3 - drains his birdie putt and goes to (-4)



1st Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - start off hot with a birdie from 25 feet - dead in the heart (-6)
Ches O'Peake - -4 - solid par
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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9th Update

9th Hole

Rob Nielsen - +1 - Long straight drive off tee make hole more manageable and leads to birdie. Finishes the front side 1 under and is currently - (E)
Will Brown - E - plays textbook golf - on in two down in two - finishes the front 9 at 1 under par


8th Hole

David Ginsberg - E - rolls a beauty in from 28 feet for birdie (-1)
Colton Rhodes - E - par


7th Hole

Amos Decker - -5 - continues his assault on the course - makes clutch 9 footer for another birdie (-6)...if he keeps this up he could post a number that might be hard to beat.
John Puller - -1 - another par for John


6th Hole

Branch Connally - -2 - confident play leads to a birdie (-3)
Archie Goodwin - -3 - par


5th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 -
Saku Koekela - -3 -

pair of pars

4th Hole

Will Robie - -3
Clinton Jones - -3

both players have tap in pars

3rd Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - par
Des Courtney - -4 - laser focus by Courtney earns him another birdie and he's off to a hot start (-5)


2nd Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -6 -
Ches O'Peake - -4 -

both players get par on 2.


1st Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -5
Art Mullen - -5

both players start off with pars.
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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10th Update

10th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E -
Will Brown - E -

par for both players to start the back 9.


9th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 - pars the 9th and finishes the front 9, 1 under par
Colton Rhodes - E - par for Rhodes who's been up and down so far and sits even for the round and tournament


8th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 -
John Puller - -1 -

both players par and head to 9.


7th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 -
Archie Goodwin - -3 -

both players are happy to take par on this tough par 3...


6th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -2 - well played hole all around leads to a 7 foot birdie putt falling (-3)
Saku Koekela - -3 - textbook par


5th Hole

Will Robie - -3
Clinton Jones -3

Jones has to get up and down for his par, Robie leaves himself a tap in par.


4th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -5 -

Both players settle for par.


3rd Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -6 - terrible bunker shot cost Jimmy a shot (-5)
Ches O'Peake - -4 - loss of focus forces Peake to settle for a par


2nd Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -5
Art Mullen - -5

2 more pars

1st Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - terrible tee ball puts Chuck in trouble, but he recovers to save par.
Issac Bell -5 - easy pin helps Bell birdie out of the gate (-6)


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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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11th Update

11th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E - birdie putt from 30 feet scares the hole but settles for tap in par
Will Brown - E - makes his birdie putt from 14 feet to go to (-1)



10th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 - focus allows Ginsberg to grind out a par after a bad tee ball
Colton Rhodes - E - can't scramble to a birdie but ends up with an easy par.


9th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - Decker finishes off the front side in 32 strokes - 4 under!!!
John Puller - -1 - Even through the front 9

both players par


8th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 - makes a run at birdie from 21 feet, but it comes up an inch short.
Archie Goodwin - -3 - solid par


7th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 -
Saku Koekela - -3 -

two more pars on the 7th hole, anyone that birdies here today will get a stroke up on the field.


6th Hole

Will Robie - -3 - solid par
Clinton Jones -3 - great 4 iron out of the bunker stops 22 feet from the hole and Jones is able to convert the birdie putt (-4)


5th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -5 -

two more pars.


4th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 -
Ches O'Peake - -4 -

both players fail to capitalize on the par 5. Both end up with short gimmie par putts.


3rd Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -5 - standard par
Art Mullen - -5 - had a shot at birdie but seemed to lose focus


2nd Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -6 -

two pars.


1st Hole

Brett Hawkins - -8
Deacon Palmer - -7

both players are in trouble off the tee. Hawkins hits a nice recovery shot and is able to 2 putt from 40 feet for par. Palmer's recovery doesn't reach the green and he doesn't get up and down has to settle for bogey (-6)
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[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round - Leaderboard

Leaderboard


Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 1 E
Amos Decker -6 9 -4
Chuck Finley -6 2 E
Issac Bell -6 2 -1
Deacon Palmer -6 1 +1
Des Courtney -5 5 -2
Jimmy Fujita -5 4 E
Malcolm Reynolds -5 3 E
Art Mullen -5 3 E
Clinton Jones -4 6 -1
Jake Doyle -4 5 E
Ches O Peake -4 4 E
Branch Connally -3 8 -1
Archie Goodwin -3 8 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -3 7 -1
Saku Koekela -3 7 -1
Will Robie -3 6 E
Will Brown -1 11 -2
David Ginsberg -1 10 -1
John Puller -1 9 E
Colton Rhodes E 10 E
Rob Nielsen E 11 -1

[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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12th Update

12th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E - solid par
Will Brown - -1 - tee ball is long, but Brown gets up and down for par


11th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 -
Colton Rhodes - E -

solid pars for both

10th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - is forced to focus hard to grind out a par
John Puller - -1 - gets another par...


9th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 - par - 1 under on the front
Archie Goodwin - -3 - par - also 1 under on the front


8th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 -
Saku Koekela - -3 -

both players settle for par


7th Hole

Will Robie - -3 - easy par for Robie
Clinton Jones -4 - Has to get up and down to save par


6th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -5 -

to uneventful pars


5th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - simple par
Ches O'Peake - -4 - short par putt after birdie putt runs 3 feet past



4th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -5 - par
Art Mullen - -5 - missed the green with his 3rd shot approach then failed to get up and down - bogey (-4)


3rd Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - solid par
Issac Bell - -6 - missed the 12 foot birdie putt settles for par


2nd Hole

Brett Hawkins - -8 - nicely played hole but birdie putt doesn't drop
Deacon Palmer - -6 - get's his lost stroke from 1 right back at two with a smart approach to the hole (-7)


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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 2 E
Deacon Palmer -7 2 E
Amos Decker -6 10 -4
Chuck Finley -6 3 E
Issac Bell -6 3 -1
Des Courtney -5 6 -2
Jimmy Fujita -5 5 E
Malcolm Reynolds -5 4 E
Clinton Jones -4 7 -1
Jake Doyle -4 6 E
Ches O Peake -4 5 E
Art Mullen -4 4 +1
Branch Connally -3 9 -1
Archie Goodwin -3 9 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -3 8 -1
Saku Koekela -3 8 -1
Will Robie -3 7 E
Will Brown -1 12 -2
David Ginsberg -1 11 -1
John Puller -1 10 E
Colton Rhodes E 11 E
Rob Nielsen E 12 -1

[PilotMan]

I can't believe I missed this. I love your interactive dynasties. I suck at them, but they are the best.

[collegesportsfanms]

I can't believe I missed this. I love your interactive dynasties. I suck at them, but they are the best.

Interactive dynasties are great, I try to get into as many as I can, but except for this one, and my 2 FBCB dynasties, I don't see too many sports related interactive dynasties.

Definitely enjoying this one though.

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13th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E - solid par
Will Brown - -1 - has to work at it, but is able to save par.


12th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 - over clubed and is long off the tee, but saves par with a nice chip inside of 6 feet and the putt made.
Colton Rhodes - E - knocks it inside of 8 feet and makes the birdie putt (-1)


11th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - Decker's torrid pace seems to have cooled off, but he's still in striking position. Settles for par here.
John Puller - -1 - Par


10th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 -
Archie Goodwin - -3 -

Two pars

9th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 - solid par for Mike, who is 1 under on the front
Saku Koekela - -3 - plays with confidence and nails the birdie to finish the front 2 under (-4)


8th Hole

Will Robie - -3 - sloppy swing mechanics gets Will in trouble early and he can't get out of it (-2)
Clinton Jones -4 - Huge drive set up the hole and he capitalizes with a birdie (-5)


7th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - just misses his 14 foot birdie putt
Des Courtney - -5 - plays aggressively and converts a birdie to go 3 under on the day (-6)


6th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 -
Ches O'Peake - -4 -

two well played pars


5th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -5 - reaches the green in two. Eagle putt has no shot but makes the 4 foot birdie opportunity to go to (-6)
Art Mullen - -4 - par


4th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - pars the hole
Issac Bell - -6 - Bell is looking extremely confident and he birdies another hole early to move into a tie for second at (-7)


3rd Hole

Brett Hawkins - -8 -
Deacon Palmer - -7 -

no movement here as both players par...
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14th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E -
Will Brown - -1 -

2 more pars for this pair


13th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 -
Colton Rhodes - -1 -

Two pars


12th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 -
John Puller - -1 -

both manage to par the par 3


11th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 - Mashes his drive, splits the fairway and uses that as a lauching pad to get birdie (-4)
Archie Goodwin - -3 - solid par


10th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 -
Saku Koekela - -4 -

Both players par


9th Hole

Will Robie - -2 - pars to close out the front side - he finishes the front +1
Clinton Jones -5 - also pars out but he's -2 on the front.


8th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -6 -

both players par


7th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - had to scramble but managed to save par
Ches O'Peake - -4 - solid par


6th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -6 -
Art Mullen - -4 -

Pars


5th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -7 -

neither player takes advantage of the par 5, both settle for par.


4rd Hole

Brett Hawkins - -8 -
Deacon Palmer - -7 -

Neither player manages to birdie the par 5. Both had a run but neither putt really scared the hole and both settled for par.
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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -8 4 E
Issac Bell -7 5 -2
Deacon Palmer -7 4 E
Amos Decker -6 12 -4
Des Courtney -6 8 -3
Malcolm Reynolds -6 6 -1
Chuck Finley -6 5 E
Clinton Jones -5 9 -2
Jimmy Fujita -5 7 E
Saku Koekela -4 10 -2
Jake Doyle -4 8 E
Ches O Peake -4 7 E
Art Mullen -4 6 +1
Branch Connally -3 11 -1
Archie Goodwin -3 11 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -3 10 -1
Will Robie -2 9 +1
Will Brown -1 14 -2
David Ginsberg -1 13 -1
Colton Rhodes -1 13 -1
John Puller -1 12 E
Rob Nielsen E 14 -1

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15th Hole

Rob Nielsen - E - excellent approach leads to 6 foot birdie putt (-1)
Will Brown - -1 - Confident play results in a birdie (-2)


14th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 -
Colton Rhodes - -1 -

both players settle for par


13th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 -
John Puller - -1 -

easy pars for both players


12th Hole

Branch Connally - -4 - has a run a birdie from 20 feet but the line is misread
Archie Goodwin - -3 - birdie putt from 17 feet is about 6 inches short


11th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 -
Saku Koekela - -4 -

solid pars for both


10th Hole

Will Robie - -2 - loss of focus leads to a misread putt and a missed birdie opportunity
Clinton Jones -5 - poor drive forces Jones to scramble and he fails to save par. (-4)


9th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - pars the 9th and he finishes the front side with pars on every hole
Des Courtney - -6 - also pars the 9th after the birdie putt rolls 2 feet by. He finishes the front 3 under par. He's in contention, but he'll need to have a strong back 9...


8th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - birdie putt is really more of a lag and Jimmy records another par
Ches O'Peake - -4 - makes a run at the hole from 23 feet and it falls for a birdie (-5)


7th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -6 - par
Art Mullen - -4 - clutch putt falls for a birdie (-5)


6th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - Solid par
Issac Bell - -7 - was in trouble early, but the easy pin placement helped him save par.


5th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -8 - perfect drive, decided to lay up, approach is tight and converted for a birdie. And Brett opens his lead on the field (-9)
Deacon Palmer - -7 - Drive gets away from Palmer into the trees. Second shot hits a tree and is knocked down. Third shot fails to reach the green and he can't get up and down to save par. This is a tough 2 shot swing. There is still time for Palmer to catch Hawkins, but this one hurt. (-6)

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16th Hole

Rob Nielsen - -1 -
Will Brown - -2 -

pars for both


15th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 - easy par for David
Colton Rhodes - -1 - made a run at birdie but blew the putt 6 feet past and missed it coming back (E)


14th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - solid par
John Puller - -1 - player looks tired and out of shape (E)


13th Hole

Branch Connally - -4 -
Archie Goodwin - -3 -

textbook pars


12th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 - missed the green from the tee, but got up and down from the fringe to save par.
Saku Koekela - -4 - Strong iron off the tee is inside 10 feet and the birdie putt is made (-5)


11th Hole

Will Robie - -2 -
Clinton Jones -4 -

solid pars


10th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -6 -

solid pars


9th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - easy par for Jimmy who makes the turn at even par for the round
Ches O'Peake - -5 - tap in par after lag putt...makes the turn at -1.


8th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -6 - forced to get up and down to save par
Art Mullen - -5 - solid par


7th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -7 -

solid pars


6th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 -
Deacon Palmer - -6 -

the pair both pars
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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -9 6 -1
Issac Bell -7 7 -2
Amos Decker -6 14 -4
Des Courtney -6 10 -3
Malcolm Reynolds -6 8 -1
Chuck Finley -6 7 E
Deacon Palmer -6 6 +1
Saku Koekela -5 12 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 9 E
Ches O Peake -5 9 -1
Art Mullen -5 8 E
Branch Connally -4 13 -2
Clinton Jones -4 11 -1
Jake Doyle -4 10 E
Archie Goodwin -3 13 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -3 12 -1
Will Brown -2 16 -3
Will Robie -2 11 +1
Rob Nielsen -1 16 -2
David Ginsberg -1 15 -1
Colton Rhodes E 15 E
John Puller E 14 +1

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17th Hole

Rob Nielsen - -1 - easy par
Will Brown - -2 - birdie opportunity missed - settle for par


16th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 - solid par
Colton Rhodes - E - birdie opportunity lost when approach spins off green


15th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - solid par
John Puller - E - aggressive line misses green short side with no way to stop the pitch - bogey - (+1)


14th Hole

Branch Connally - -4 - bad course management puts Branch behind trees with no good approach angle - leads to bogey (-3)
Archie Goodwin - -3 - solid par


13th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 - par
Saku Koekela - -5 - back to back birdies from Koekela. The second round leader is looking like he might make a charge. (-6)


12th Hole

Will Robie - -2 -
Clinton Jones -4 -

Pars


11th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - nifty pitch from the short side stops a foot from the hole. A nice par save with the wedge
Des Courtney - -6 - par


10th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - solid par
Ches O'Peake - -5 - it trouble off the tee and can't scramble to save par (-4)



9th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -6 - long and straight off the tee makes the hole more manageable leads to birdie. And Reynolds now finds himself in a tie for second. He finishes the front 9, 2 under (-7)
Art Mullen - -5 - solid par - closes the front 9 at even par 36.


8th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - just misses a 21 foot birdie putt
Issac Bell - -7 -solid par



7th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 - solid par
Deacon Palmer - -6 - aggressive play by Palmer allows him to recover the shot he dropped a couple holes back (-7)


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18th Hole

Rob Nielsen - -1 - had a long shot chance at birdie but had to settle for par. Finished the back 9 in 35 strokes. He shot a 2 under final round and finishes the tournament (-1)
Will Brown - -2 - never had a serious run at birdie but easily converts the par. He finishes the back at 2 under and the round at 3 under to finish the tournament at (-2)


17th Hole

David Ginsberg - -1 -
Colton Rhodes - E -

both uneventful pars


16th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 -
John Puller - +1 -

no movement here - both make textbook pars


15th Hole

Branch Connally - -3 - confident play leads to birdie and Branch gets the stroke he dropped on 14 right back (-4)
Archie Goodwin - -3 - had a run at birdie but didn't make the 20 footer.


14th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3
Saku Koekela - -6 -

two solid pars


13th Hole

Will Robie - -2 -
Clinton Jones -4 -

Solid pars


12th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -6 -

solid pars


11th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 -
Ches O'Peake - -4 -

Neither player can scare the hole for birdie and both settle for par


10th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 - solid par
Art Mullen - -5 - 22 foot birdie putt falls for Art (-6)


9th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - uneventful par - Finley has parred all 9 holes so far...
Issac Bell - -7 - Tap in par - finishes the front at -2, and in second place.



8th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 - Hawkins has a chance to increase his lead, but his birdie putt from 22 feet burns the top edge.
Deacon Palmer - -7 - solid par


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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -9 8 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -7 10 -2
Issac Bell -7 9 -2
Deacon Palmer -7 8 E
Amos Decker -6 16 -4
Saku Koekela -6 14 -4
Des Courtney -6 12 -3
Art Mullen -6 10 -1
Chuck Finley -6 9 E
Jimmy Fujita -5 11 E
B. Connally -4 15 -2
Clinton Jones -4 13 -1
Jake Doyle -4 12 E
Ches O Peake -4 11 E
Archie Goodwin -3 15 -1
Mike Schaplowsky -3 14 -1
Will Brown -2 F -3
Will Robie -2 13 +1
Rob Nielsen -1 F -2
David Ginsberg -1 17 -1
Colton Rhodes E 17 E
John Puller +1 16 +2

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18th Hole

both players fail to hit the green with their approach shots and they are both in the rough right of the green.

David Ginsberg - -1 - Ginsberg's pitch doesn't check and rolls out to 20+feet and the par putt is missed. Ginsberg closes with bogey, finishes the back in 37 strokes, finishes the round even par, and closes the tournament out at (EVEN)
Colton Rhodes - E - Rhodes chip runs 8 feet by the hole. Rhodes makes his par putt. He's even on the back, even on the round and (EVEN) for the tournament


17th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - solid par
John Puller - +1 - gave a birdie putt a run from 19 feet. It scared the hole but broke across the face inches before the cup.


16th Hole

both golfers hit nice approach shots...and they are both about 11 feet away. They are so close an official has to determine who plays first...

Branch Connally - -4 - drills his putt dead in the heart for another birdie (-5)
Archie Goodwin - -3 - drops his ball on top when he slips it in the bottom edge (-4)


15th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3
Saku Koekela - -6 -


14th Hole

Will Robie - -2 -
Clinton Jones -4 -

solid pars


13th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - par
Des Courtney - -6 - after the fast start Courtney had cooled off, but his consistent play continues and on the 13th it results in a birdie (-7) as he moves into a tie for second.


12th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - was in prime position to make a run with his birdie putt but didn't convert...
Ches O'Peake - -4 - solid par


11th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 -
Art Mullen - -6 -

two textbook pars


10th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - has to fight to get up and down
Issac Bell - -7 - standard par


9th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 - knocks it in the sand, and can't get up and down. Hawkins drops back to only a 1 shot lead, as he finishes the front 9 at Even par, and he's currently (-8)
Deacon Palmer - -7 - solid par






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18th Hole

Amos Decker - -6 - Decker who was 4 under for the day heading into this hole, took an inconsistent swing with his driver and he hooked it into the water. He struggled trying to get home and double bogeyed. He finished the back two over, finished the round 2 under and finished the tournament (-4)

John Puller - +1 - really rapped his birdie putt with the confidence that he knew the line...he was right and he birdied the final hole to finish the back 1 over, the round 1 over and the tournament (EVEN)


17th Hole

Branch Connally - -5 - solid par
Archie Goodwin - -4 - had a chance at birdie but didn't convert


16th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3
Saku Koekela - -6 -

two solid pars


15th Hole

Will Robie - -2 - solid par
Clinton Jones -4 - confident swing with the tee ball settles in 7 feet - birdie converted (-5)


14th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 - solid par
Des Courtney - -7 - Courtney had another run at birdie but didn't make the 16 footer. He may be warming up again...


13th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - solid par
Ches O'Peake - -4 - great play all around leads to a birdie (-5)


12th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 -
Art Mullen - -6 -

two textbook pars


11th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -7 -

solid pars


10th Hole

both players have runs at birdie from about 20 feet.

Brett Hawkins - -8 - Hawkins putt from 22 drops and he quickly gets the stroke back he lost at nine (-9)
Deacon Palmer - -7 - Palmer's putt from 20 feet was on a similar line to Hawkins, and the read was helpful as he also sinks his birdie putt (-8) and he stays 1 shot back









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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -9 10 -1
Deacon Palmer -8 10 -1
Des Courtney -7 14 -4
Malcolm Reynolds -7 12 -2
Issac Bell -7 11 -2
Saku Koekela -6 16 -4
Art Mullen -6 12 -1
Chuck Finley -6 11 E
B. Connally -5 17 -3
Jimmy Fujita -5 13 E
Ches O Peake -5 13 -1
Amos Decker -4 F -2
Archie Goodwin -4 17 -2
Clinton Jones -4 15 -1
Jake Doyle -4 14 E
Mike Schaplowsky -3 16 -1
Will Brown -2 F -3
Will Robie -2 15 +1
Rob Nielsen -1 F -2
John Puller E F +1
David Ginsberg E F E
Colton Rhodes E F E

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18th Hole

Branch Connally - -5 - gave his 14 footer a run for birdie, then had to sink the 4 footer coming back for par - finished back 2 under, round 3 under and tournament (-5)

Archie Goodwin - -4 - solid par to close out, finishes back 1 under, round 2 under and tournament (-4)


17th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 - solid par
Saku Koekela - -6 - nice up and down to save par


16th Hole

Will Robie - -2 - solid par
Clinton Jones -5 - sinks an 8 foot putt to save par


15th Hole

Jake Doyle - -4 -
Des Courtney - -7 -

solid pars


14th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 -
Ches O'Peake - -5 -

both players par


13th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 -
Art Mullen - -6 -

no movement as both players par easily


12th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - textbook par
Issac Bell - -7 - strong iron play leads to another birdie (-8) and he's only 1 out of the lead.



11th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 - solid par
Deacon Palmer - -8 - short sides himself, but a high soft chip settles inside of 4 feet and the par putt falls





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18th Hole

Mike Schaplowsky - -3 - sloppy swing on approach and the ball misses the green rolls down the bank and into the water. Pitch then runs all the way across the green and two putts later and Mike records a 6 and a double bogey to close out the round. He finishes the back 2 over, the round 1 over and the tournament at (-1)

Saku Koekela - -6 - approach shot ends up in a bunker and his out is poor leading to a bogey. Koekela finishes the back 1 under, the round 3 under and the tournament (-5)


17th Hole

Will Robie - -2 - up and down saves par
Clinton Jones -5 - his roller coaster round continues as he bogey's 17. He's really looking worn out...(-4)


16th Hole

both players have runs at birdie...Doyle from 8 feet, Courtney from 12

Jake Doyle - -4 - drains his birdie (-5)
Des Courtney - -7 - also knocks it dead in the heart and Courtney moves to (-8)


15th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - solid par
Ches O'Peake - -5 - nice approach and putt results in a birdie (-6)


14th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 -
Art Mullen - -6 -

solid pars


13th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -8 -

solid pars


12th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 -
Deacon Palmer - -8 -

Solid pars


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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -9 12 -1
Des Courtney -8 16 -5
Deacon Palmer -8 12 -1
Malcolm Reynolds -7 14 -2
Issac Bell -7 13 -2
Ches O Peake -6 15 -2
Art Mullen -6 14 -1
Chuck Finley -6 13 E
Saku Koekela -5 F -3
B. Connally -5 F -3
Jake Doyle -5 16 -1
Jimmy Fujita -5 15 E
Archie Goodwin -4 F -2
Amos Decker -4 F -2
Clinton Jones -4 17 -1
Will Brown -2 F -3
Will Robie -2 17 +1
Mike Schaplowsky -1 F +1
Rob Nielsen -1 F -2
John Puller E F +1
David Ginsberg E F E
Colton Rhodes E F E

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18th Hole


Will Robie - -2 - looks exhausted and play lacks the energy needed - bogey to close out the round. Robie is 1 over on the back, 2 over for the round and the tournament (-1)

Clinton Jones -4 - lack of focus leads to a bogey for Jones, who closes bogey bogey and finishes the back 2 over, the round even and the tournament (-3)


17th Hole

Jake Doyle - -5 - has to get up and down to save par
Des Courtney - -8 - solid par...



16th Hole

both players are facing tough putts

Jimmy Fujita - -5 - has an 11 footer for birdie which he slips in the top edge (-6)

Ches O'Peake - -6 - has a side hill 9 footer with a big break - it's perfectly read and he converts the birdie as well (-7)


15th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 -
Art Mullen - -6 -

Solid pars


14th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - too conservative so Finley settles for par
Issac Bell - -8 - Solid par



13th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 -
Deacon Palmer - -8 -

both players are able to get pars after having a bit of trouble earlier in the hole.

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18th Hole

Jake Doyle - -5 - Jake looks like the round took its toll and his fatigue results in a bogey, as the 18th hole claims yet another victim. 7 of the 14 golfer that have come through so far have bogeyed or worse...Jake finishes the back even, the round even and the tournament (-4)

Des Courtney - -8 - his hot play continues as he is the first player of the day to birdie 18!. This drops him to -9 and ties him for the lead. That's a strong number to post with the difficult 18th left for the leader and the rest of the players in contention. He finishes the back -3, the round at a 66 which is tied for the low round of the tournament with Hawkins' opening round score, and he finishes the tournament at (-9)


17th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -6 - solid par
Ches O'Peake - -7 - great putting from 35 feet saves par.


16th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -7 - sinks a 10 foot birdie putt as he gets within 1 of the lead (-8)
Art Mullen - -6 - solid par


15th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 -
Issac Bell - -8 -

solid pars


14th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 -
Deacon Palmer - -8 -

solid pars


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Player S H D
Des Courtney -9 F -6
Brett Hawkins -9 14 -1
Issac Bell -8 15 -3
Deacon Palmer -8 14 -1
Ches O Peake -7 17 -3
Malcolm Reynolds -7 16 -2
Jimmy Fujita -6 17 -1
Art Mullen -6 16 -1
Chuck Finley -6 15 E
Saku Koekela -5 F -3
B. Connally -5 F -3
Archie Goodwin -4 F -2
Amos Decker -4 F -2
Jake Doyle -4 F E
Clinton Jones -3 F E
Will Brown -2 F -3
Rob Nielsen -1 F -2
Will Robie -1 F +2
Mike Schaplowsky -1 F +1
John Puller E F +1
David Ginsberg E F E
Colton Rhodes E F E

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18th Hole

Jimmy Fujita - -6 - closes out with a solid par, and a back 9 that was 1 under, a round that was 1 under and a tournament score of (-6)

Ches O'Peake - -7 - slams his putt home from 16 feet the confidence in the stroke was apparent. He closes with a 33 on the back and a round of 4 under, plus he finishes the tournament (-8)


17th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -8 - scrapes out a par
Art Mullen - -6 - solid par


16th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - solid par
Issac Bell - -8 - easy up and down for par


15th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 -
Deacon Palmer - -8 -

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18th Hole

Malcolm Reynolds - -8 - easy par to close out his round. He's 1 under on the back, 3 under for the round and (-8) for the tournament.

Art Mullen - -6 - gets in a greenside bunker, but he gets up and down to save par. He's 1 under on the back, 1 under for the round and (-6) for the tournament.


17th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - easy par
Issac Bell - -8 - barely misses a long birdie putt that would have tied him for the lead.


16th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -9 - drains an 8 footer for birdie and he reclaims the outright lead (-10)
Deacon Palmer - -8 - solid par



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Player S H D
Brett Hawkins -10 16 -1
Des Courtney -9 F -6
Ches O Peake -8 F -4
Malcolm Reynolds -8 F -3
Issac Bell -8 17 -3
Deacon Palmer -8 16 -1
Art Mullen -6 F -1
Jimmy Fujita -6 F -1
Chuck Finley -6 17 E
Saku Koekela -5 F -3
B. Connally -5 F -3
Archie Goodwin -4 F -2
Amos Decker -4 F -2
Jake Doyle -4 F E
Clinton Jones -3 F E
Will Brown -2 F -3
Rob Nielsen -1 F -2
Will Robie -1 F +2
Mike Schaplowsky -1 F +1
John Puller E F +1
David Ginsberg E F E
Colton Rhodes E F E

[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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27th Update

18th Hole

Chuck Finley - -6 - After a really quiet round, Finley birdies the toughest hole of the day to finish the back -1, the round -1 and the tournament (-7)

Issac Bell - -8 - scrapes out a par and finishes the back 1 under, the round 3 under and the tournament (-8)


17th Hole

Brett Hawkins - -10 - drive in the fairway, approach to middle of the green 2 putts for par.

Deacon Palmer - -8 - approach doesn't check up and he's forced to settle for par



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[collegesportsfanms]

Egads! What a crappy finish to this tournament. A +2 on the 18th? Mr. Schaplowsky is going to have to do better.

[Breeze]

5Cs - Final Round Coverage

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28th Update

18th Hole


Deacon Palmer - -8 - fatigue has set in and he can't hold it together...he becomes the 8th player to play 18 over par...he finishes the back even, the round even and the tournament (-7)

Brett Hawkins - -10 - drive in the middle of the fairway, approach to middle of the green and he's able to 2 putt for par and he hangs on for the victory - he's 2 under on the back, 2 under for the tournament and (-10) for the tournament.


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[Breeze]

5Cs - FINAL STANDINGS & PRIZE MONEY



1 Brett Hawkins -10 $320,000
2 Des Courtney -9 $180,000
T3 Ches O Peake -8 $131,666
T3 Issac Bell -8 $131,666
T3 M Reynolds -8 $131,666
T6 Deacon Palmer -7 $90,000
T6 Chuck Finley -7 $90,000
T8 Art Mullen -6 $55,000
T8 Jimmy Fujita -6 $55,000
T10 Saku Koekela -5 $37,500
T10 Branch Connally -5 $37,500
T12 Jake Doyle -4 $25,000
T12 Archie Goodwin -4 $25,000
T12 Amos Decker -4 $25,000
15 Clinton Jones -3 $15,000
16 Will Brown -2 $10,000
T17 M Schaplowsky -1 $8,000
T17 Rob Nielsen -1 $8,000
T17 Will Robie -1 $8,000
T20 David Ginsberg 0 $4,500
T20 John Puller 0 $4,500
T20 Colton Rhodes 0 $4,500

[Breeze]

ok guys, Now that the first tournament is over I have some house cleaning to take care of before we start training for the second tourney. Plus, we are getting 2 new golfers for the tour...

Don Jailey and Chucky Dawson

and I need to make sure I get them completely configured. We'll pick this up next week...

[Young Drachma]

Unfortunate to fall, but I'll take the cash.

[chesapeake]

I'm pleased with the tie for third, but a little disappointed that a moribund 3rd round left me too far off the lead to truly compete. Thanks for starting this up, Breeze.

[vex]

(Will Brown)


By round:

+1 (It could be worse)
-3 (Good)
+3 (WTF, it got worse)
-3 (Good, but too late)

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Training

It is time to submit your training schedule for week 2. As usually you can submit in the thread or you can PM me.

One note on training - if you miss the cut you may play a total of 4 rounds between practice rounds and gambling rather than the usual limitation of 3 rounds.

The following golfers have elected to take Week 2 off:

Des Courtney
Ray Kowalski
John Puller
Tommy Phan
Jason Bly

If you'd like to take the second week off just let me know.

We also have two additional FOFC golfers:

Don Jaily
Chucky Dawson

[Breeze]

Financials

No one is in bad shape with financials at this point, and the money leaders should be obvious so I'm not planning to distribute financial information at this time.

[Breeze]

General Update

All NPCs have completed training.

[AnalBumCover]

Jimmy Fujita's practice sessions for the week:

General Skills
Driving
Ball Striking - 2
Short Game - 1
Putting

Specific Skills
Drive Length
Drive Accuracy - 1
Long Iron - 1
Short Iron - 1
Short Game - 1
Sand Play
Putting Accuracy -1
Putting Speed - 2

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)*
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)*
Fitness training - 4

[collegesportsfanms]

Just keep mine the same as last time, to make it easy. I'll change it next week.

[PilotMan]

Chucky Dawson
Week 2 Training

General Skills
Driving - 1
Ball Striking - 0
Short Game - 1
Putting - 1

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 3
Drive Accuracy- 0
Long Iron - 2
Short Iron - 0
Short Game - 1
Sand Play - 2
Putting Accuracy - 2
Putting Speed - 0

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 1
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)* - 0
Fitness training - 1

[vex]

Will Brown:

General Skills
Driving - 0
Ball Striking - 1
Short Game - 1
Putting - 1

Specific Skills
Drive Length - 1
Drive Accuracy- 0
Long Iron - 2
Short Iron - 2
Short Game - 2
Sand Play - 2
Putting Accuracy - 0
Putting Speed - 2

Other Options
Practice Rounds (4 hours/round max of 3)* - 1
Gamble (4 hours/round max of 1)* - 0
Fitness training - 1

[Breeze]

training update

appears we are only waiting on

Ches O'Peake
Brian Babson
Saku Koekela

I could be wrong about this from either side (more of you haven't submitted, or 1 of these 3 did and I overlooked it). Sorry, a bit scattered today - had a scan this afternoon.

If I have something wrong just let me know. When I have these 3 I'll run training, and I should have the course description out no later than tomorrow morning.

[Breeze]

Beach Front Pro-Am - Course Overview

1. Par 5 : 577 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Long par 5 that most attempt to reach it two due to open layout, but tricky slopes and lies can really stress a short game to get up and down for birdie. OB can come into play if the player gets loose with the driver.

2. Par 4 : 489 Yards - Normal Difficulty

A long drive here sets up the hole nicely for birdie opportunities. However golfers need to be good with their irons because a bad approach can find a very deep bunker in front that has caused problems for many golfers through the years.

3. Par 3 : 235 Yards - Hard Hole

Long par 3 that requires a good long iron shot to get birdie. A bunker looms on the right, and the green has some major undulations which are difficult to read.

4. Par 4 : 444 Yards - Easy Hole

Players need to be smart on this hole. It can be easy but it is deceptive as well – a bad line or poor strategy can easily cost a stroke. Pin placement makes a big difference on this hole. Some areas are very difficult to get close to while others are pretty flat and straight, meaning a putter can always save you here.

5. Par 5 : 571 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Par 5 that has many different opportunities, but be wise in how you attack, loose drives can find trees very easily which will leave a player scrambling.

6. Par 4 : 455 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Wide landing area for the drive means this hole typically comes down to the short iron approach.

7. Par 3 : 212 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Tough green with lots of subtle breaks – to get birdie you must be confident in your putting stroke. Sand can grab poorly executed tee balls and with the tough green it can easily lead to bogey.

8. Par 4 : 429 Yards - Easy Hole

Long drives help here, but the approach is key. Green is tough so putting skills are stressed. Lose focus here even for just 1 shot and you’re likely staring at bogey.

9. Par 4 : 466 Yards - Hard Hole

Small green is tough to hit, so short game will certainly be a factor on this hole, and lies can get so tricky that creativity is often necessary to keep the ball close to the hole.

10. Par 4 : 478 Yards - Hard Hole

Very difficult hole to birdie, long par 4 with a small target green that slopes off back and left. Hard to keep the ball on the green and short game gets a workout here.

11. Par 4 : 459 Yards - Normal Difficulty

If drive is in a good spot, attack the green with a short iron and birdie is possible. But poor course management might force a player to scramble out of trouble as there are trees and bushes all long the right side and mounds down the left that make golfers play from some seriously uneven lies.

12. Par 3 : 199 Yards - Easy Hole

A par three that seems to feed every short towards the hole as long as the player hits the green. Consistency and focus can be key here, and even though the ball feeds to the hole, players still have to make the putt, and the breaks are very subtle on this green.

13. Par 4 : 469 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Style of play is very important on this hole – aggressive play can lead to birdies, but get too aggressive and you are staring at bogey.

14. Par 5 : 570 Yards - Normal Difficulty

This par 5 basically requires solid shots throughout the hole to get birdie. Nothing fancy is needed, but play the hole smart or you’ll find yourself dropping at least 1 stroke to the field and probably 2 strokes from the leaders.

15. Par 3 : 162 Yards - Normal Difficulty

Good putting is the biggest key on this hole. Players must have confidence in their line to stroke the putt firm enough to keep the line, and they need to be able to make the clutch shot.

16. Par 4 : 450 Yards - Easy Hole

A pretty easy hole, with just a few bunkers protecting the green. This makes putting once again the primary focus. While the hole is easy, the bunkers are not, so avoid them at all costs.

17. Par 5 : 554 Yards - Normal Difficulty

A number of ways to attack this hole. It can be reached in two with a great long iron play, or the third shot can be a 9 iron in allowing golfers to take dead aim. But a bad drive can find the trees and force players to scramble.

18. Par 4 : 471 Yards - Normal Difficulty

A good drive can set up birdie here, but confidence will be required because the fairway is tight. A huge fairway bunker with a high lip down the left is death to all but the best sand players in the game, and protecting against going into the bunker has found numerous players in the trees right forced to scramble to try and save par.

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Pin Placements

1. Hard
2. Normal
3. Normal
4. Normal
5. Hard
6. Normal
7. Easy
8. Normal
9. Easy

10. Normal
11. Normal
12. Normal
13. Easy
14. Easy
15. Normal
16. Hard
17. Easy
18. Hard

[Breeze]

I am still waiting on a couple of training instructions, but I don't have to completely stop the dynasty while I wait.

Please get me your Style of Play when you can, and in the meantime I'm going to start the first round for the NPCs...

[Breeze]

General Update

All NPCs are finished with round 1...

[collegesportsfanms]

Par 3's- normal, par 4's and 5's, aggressive. Gonna try to steal some birdies in Round 1.

[Breeze]

General Update

Waiting on:

Saku Koekela
Will Brown
David Ginsberg - finished
Deacon Palmer - finished
Frank Justyce - got his in seconds after I posted this...
Don Jaily
Chucky Dawson

[Breeze]

Any players that don't get instructions in before tomorrow morning early EST, will have their round played with style currently in place.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Don Jaily

Style of play instructions sent for R1

[PilotMan]

Notes sent. Given how well I've done in the past in the Decathalon with agg, normal and conservative this will probably not go so well. lol.

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 1 Leaderboard



Jimmy Fujita -5
Archie Goodwin -4
Colton Rhodes -4
Joe Smith -3
Harold Finch -3
Jake Doyle -3
Clinton Jones -3
Will Brown -3
Will Robie -3
Wade Whitaker -2
Jesse Porter -2
Art Mullen -2
Saku Koekela -2
David Ginsberg -2
Benton Frazier -1
Frank Justyce -1
Barrett Hays -1
Brian Babson -1
Issac Bell -1
Malcolm Reynolds -1
Deacon Palmer -1
Mike Schaplowsky -1
Walter Sherman 0
Serge Storms 0
Brett Hawkins 0
Don Jaily 0
Dickie Bennett 1
Ray Vecchio 1
Tim Dorsey 1
Ches O Peake 1
Chuck Finley 1
Amos Decker 1
Branch Connally 2
Chucky Dawson 2
Rob Nielsen 5

[Breeze]

Style of Play

I'll need your style of play instructions for round 2...

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 2 Pin Placements

1. Easy
2. Easy
3. Hard
4. Hard
5. Normal
6. Normal
7. Hard
8. Easy
9. Hard

10. Easy
11. Normal
12. Hard
13. Normal
14. Normal
15. Normal
16. Normal
17. Normal
18. Easy

[Breeze]

NPCs finished with round 2

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 1 Scorecard View


Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Back TOTAL
Par 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4

M Schaplowsky 5 4 2 4 5 4 3 4 4 35 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4 36 71
Rob Nielsen 6 4 4 4 5 4 3 5 5 40 4 6 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 37 77
Saku Koekela 4 3 3 4 5 4 3 3 4 33 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 4 37 70
Will Brown 4 4 3 3 5 4 3 4 4 34 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 35 69
David Ginsberg 5 4 3 3 5 4 2 3 5 34 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4 36 70
Brian Babson 5 4 2 4 5 4 3 4 4 35 4 4 3 4 5 2 4 5 5 36 71
Deacon Palmer 5 4 3 4 5 4 2 4 4 35 4 4 3 4 5 4 4 5 3 36 71
Ches O Peake 6 4 3 4 5 4 4 4 4 38 5 4 2 4 5 3 4 5 3 35 73
Frank Justyce 5 4 2 4 5 4 3 4 4 35 4 4 4 4 5 3 3 5 4 36 71
Jimmy Fujita 5 3 3 4 5 4 3 5 4 36 4 4 3 3 4 2 3 4 4 31 67
Don Jaily 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 36 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4 36 72
Chucky Dawson 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 36 5 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 4 38 74

[Coffee Warlord]

77? Jesus.

[PilotMan]

No birds, 2 bogs, no bueno.

[collegesportsfanms]

Screw it, I'm going big or going home, literally. Aggressive all around. All out.

Forgot to mention, these instructions are for Mike Schaplowsky.

[AnalBumCover]

Wow. 5 straight birdies on the back 9.

Can you give me a quick commentary on those holes? 13 through 17. If it's too much work, don't worry about it.

Jimmy Fujita's style of play will remain the same for round 2

[Breeze]

Wow. 5 straight birdies on the back 9.

Can you give me a quick commentary on those holes? 13 through 17. If it's too much work, don't worry about it.

Jimmy Fujita's style of play will remain the same for round 2

13 - Aggressive play sets up birdie
14 - solid play from tee to hole leads to birdie
15 - confident birdie
16 - 11 foot birdie putt drops
17 - long iron reaches front edge in two, up and down for birdie

[ntndeacon]

Same instructions for Palmer except for hole 15. Normal on that one.

[DavidCorperial]

Same instructions as last round.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Don Jaily instructions for R2 same as R1.
(He's consistent ... in his own fashion :D )

[Breeze]

just waiting on:

Nielsen
Koekela
Babson
Justyce

[Coffee Warlord]

Fuckit. I'm busy today at work.

Driver - Neutral
Everything else full on balls Aggressive, all holes.

77 my ass. :)

[Breeze]

only waiting on a couple of players, but just a note. If instructions aren't in by Friday early morning EST, then the round will be played with style of play as is.

[JAG]

Babson - same as last round

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 2 Leaderboard


Jake Doyle -6
Archie Goodwin -6
Joe Smith -6
Jesse Porter -6
Saku Koekela -5
Mike Schaplowsky -5
David Ginsberg -5
Art Mullen -4
Colton Rhodes -4
Harold Finch -4
Jimmy Fujita -3
Will Brown -3
Brian Babson -3
Malcolm Reynolds -2
Amos Decker -2
Clinton Jones -2
Will Robie -2
Brett Hawkins -1
Issac Bell -1
Frank Justyce -1
Ray Vecchio -1

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Wade Whitaker E
Benton Frazier E
Serge Storms E
Don Jaily E
Deacon Palmer 1
Chuck Finley 1
Walter Sherman 1
Barrett Hays 1
Tim Dorsey 1
Branch Connally 2
Rob Nielsen 3
Dickie Bennett 3
Chucky Dawson 4
Ches O Peake 5

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Scorecard View



Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Front 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Back TOTAL
Par 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 5 3 4 5 4

M Schaplowsky 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 3 35 4 4 2 4 5 3 3 4 4 33 68
Rob Nielsen 5 4 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 36 4 3 3 4 5 2 4 5 4 34 70
Saku Koekela 5 4 3 3 5 3 3 4 4 34 4 4 2 3 5 3 4 5 5 35 69
Will Brown 4 4 3 4 5 5 3 4 4 36 4 5 2 4 5 2 4 5 5 36 72
David Ginsberg 5 3 3 4 5 4 2 5 3 34 4 4 3 4 5 3 3 5 4 35 69
Brian Babson 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 36 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 5 4 34 70
Deacon Palmer 5 4 2 4 6 3 3 4 4 35 5 4 3 4 6 3 4 5 5 39 74
Ches O Peake 6 5 3 4 5 4 3 4 3 37 3 6 4 4 5 3 4 7 3 39 76
Frank Justyce 5 4 3 4 6 4 3 4 4 37 4 5 2 4 5 3 3 5 4 35 72
Jimmy Fujita 5 5 3 4 5 3 3 4 4 36 4 4 3 5 5 2 4 5 6 38 74
Don Jaily 5 5 3 4 4 4 3 4 4 36 4 4 3 4 5 3 3 5 5 36 72
Chucky Dawson 5 4 3 3 5 4 3 4 4 35 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 7 4 39 74

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 3 Pin Placements

1. Normal
2. Normal
3. Easy
4. Easy
5. Hard
6. Normal
7. Normal
8. Normal
9. Easy

10. Hard
11. Normal
12. Normal
13. Easy
14. Easy
15. Normal
16. Easy
17. Hard
18. Normal

[Breeze]

If you made the cut, I need your style of play for round 3

[PilotMan]

A better round really went to shit on the back and a big 7 on 17 ensured the failure. Missing week 1 set Chucky back a little, but things will change.

[vex]

Keep it the same for Will Brown.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Don Jaily laughs in the face of adversity.

All or nothing guy ... shoots a mundane par for two days. What are the odds?

[collegesportsfanms]

Nice round for Mike Schaplowsky, he's near the top of the leaderboard. He'll go aggressive all the way through in round 3 and hope to have another solid round.

[Breeze]

I have instructions from:

Mike Schaplowsky
Will Brown
Jimmy Fujita

Need Instructions from:

Saku Koekela
David Ginsberg
Brian Babson
Frank Justyce

At this point I'll pick it up on Monday early morning. If I don't have instructions by then I'll use the SOP as they are currently configured.

[DavidCorperial]

Same still.

[JAG]

If you made the cut, I need your style of play for round 3

Babson - same.

[Breeze]

The 3rd round is complete. I'll be posting the results shortly...

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 3 Pairings

Issac Bell -1
Frank Justyce -1
Ray Vecchio -1

Will Robie -2
Brett Hawkins -1

Amos Decker -2
Clinton Jones -2

Brian Babson -3
Malcolm Reynolds -2

Jimmy Fujita -3
Will Brown -3

Colton Rhodes -4
Harold Finch -4

David Ginsberg -5
Art Mullen -4

Saku Koekela -5
Mike Schaplowsky -5

Joe Smith -6
Jesse Porter -6

Jake Doyle -6
Archie Goodwin -6

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

First Group - (Bell, Vecchio, Justyce)

Hole 1 – first hole was rough for the first group out of the gate. All 3 missed the fairway and only Bell was able to sink the par saving putt. Justyce and Vecchio both bogeyed to open the round:

Bell -1
Justyce E
Vecchio E

Hole 2 – after a nice par save on 1, Bell short sides himself on 2 with no green to work with and double bogeys. Justyce and Vecchio both par

Bell +1
Justyce E
Vecchio E

Hole 3 – Justyce ends up in the bunker and a poor effort out of the bunker leads to bogey.
Bell +1
Justyce +1
Vecchio E

Hole 4 – Solid pars all the way around

Hole 5 – Vecchio sinks a 13 footer to save par. Justyce and Bell record easy pars

Hole 6 – Bell hits an incredible shot out of the fairway bunker. Ball stops inside 10 feet and birdie putt drops. Justyce and Vecchio par.

Bell E
Justyce +1
Vechhio E

Hole 7 – all uneventful pars

Hole 8 – Justyce scares the hole when his 9 footer lips out, settles for par.

Hole 9 – Justyce doesn’t scare the hole this time, he drains the 12 foot birdie to get back to EVEN. Bell has a nifty up and down to save par…All 3 golfers make the turn at 37 strokes and 1 over for the day.
Bell E
Justyce E
Vecchio E

Hole 10 – Justyce has to sink a tricky 7 footer to save par. Vecchio misses the green and finds himself in deep grass with an unfortunately side hill down hill lie – leads to bogey.
Bell E
Justyce E
Vecchio +1

Hole 11 – Justyce short sides himself with little green to work with and worse the green slopes away from him. Ball rolls out 30 feet. Aggressive putt goes well by and lightning fast downhill putt coming back is missed. 3 putt double bogey following a tough pitch that was poorly executed.
Bell E
Justyce +2
Vecchio +1

Hole 12 – Justyce is quick to regain one of the dropped strokes from 11, when he slams home the 15 foot birdie putt.
Bell E
Justyce +1
Vecchio +1

Hole 13 – solid pars for Justyce and Bell. Vecchio had a chance to save par after a nice chip, but the putt burned the bottom edge.
Bell E
Justyce +1
Vecchio +2

Hole 14 – Bell par. Poor decisions on how to play the hole leads Vecchio to another bogey. Smart and consistent play gets Justyce another birdie.
Bell E
Justyce E
Vecchio +3

Hole 15 – Smart play by Bell to middle of the green off the tee leads to an easy par. Vecchio and Justyce record solid pars

Hole 16 – Bell’s par putt from 8 feet slips by the top edge. Justyce makes his 16 footer for birdie. Vecchio gets a solid par.

Bell +1
Justyce -1
Vecchio +3

Hole 17 – solid pars all around

Hole 18 – Vecchio closes with a flourish. He hits a big drive and drops a dart on the green 5 feet from the pin, putt made for birdie. Justyce and Bell close with uneventful pars.

Bell shoots a 74, one over on the front and back and sits at 1 over for the tournament

Vecchio finishes the round 3 over par and is 2 over for the tournament

Justyce shot 1 under on the back after being 1 over on the front and his 72 leaves him at -1 heading into the final round.

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 2 (Robie, Hawkins)

Hole 1 – Pars for both player. Hawkins gets up and down.
Hawkins -1
Robie -2

Hole 2 – like Bell in the first group, Hawkins finds himself short sided with no room to work – ends up doubling.
Hawkins +1
Robie -2

Hole 3 – Solid pars

Hole 4 – Great putt by Will Robie saves par

Hole 5 – Solid Pars

Hole 6 – Hawkins approach spins back off the green, but he gets up and down for par.

Hole 7 –Hawkins in trouble off tee, but scrambles out a par again.

Hole 8 – Solid Pars

Hole 9 – Hawkins closes front with a solid par. But Robie finds water and double bogeys.
Hawkins +1
Robie E

Hole 10 – Confident putt from 12 drops for birdie for Robie. Hawkins gets some bad luck with a lie just 3 feet off the green. Can’t get the club to the ball and ends up with Bogey
Hawkins +2
Robie -1

Hole 11 – Hawkins gets his stroke right back with a beautifully played hole.
Hawkins +1
Robie -1

Hole 12 – Robie drains a 15 footer for birdie
Hawkins +1
Robie -2

Hole 13 – solid pars

Hole 14 – solid pars

Hole 15 – solid pars

Hole 16 – Hawkins drives an 11 foot birdie putt dead in the heart.
Hawkins E
Robie -2

Hole 17 – Robie’s long iron almost reaches the green I two, from the front edge he chips up and sinks the putt for birdie.
Hawkins E
Robie -3


Hole 18 – Hawkins has an easy par. Robie had a run at birdie from 25 feet but the ball came up about 3 inches short.

Hawkins finishes the back 1 under after finishing the front 2 over. His 73 on the round leaves him EVEN for the tournament.
If not for the bad tee ball on 9, Robie could have made some big noise today. He finishes the back 3 under and the front 2 over for a total score of -1. He’s 3 under for the tournament.

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 3 (Decker, Jones)

Hole 1 – Decker missed his makeable 12 footer for birdie.
Decker -2
Jones -2

Hole 2 – Decker poor drive is deep in the rough, but he’s still able to par the hole.

Hole 3 – Jones scares the hole with his 12 foot birdie, but has to settle for par.

Hole 4 – Solid Pars

Hole 5 – Solid Pars

Hole 6 – Excellent long iron out of the fairway bunker allows Jones to birdie the hole.
Decker -2
Jones -3

Hole 7 –Jones with a clutch putt from 9 feet records his second straight birdie
Decker -2
Jones -4

Hole 8 – Decker makes another run a birdie, but he leaves the ball a bit high.

Hole 9 – Decker is disappointed about not recording a birdie on 8 and he ends up in trouble on 9…trouble he can’t rectify and he bogeys. Jones is able to get another birdie to go -3 on the front 9.
Decker -1
Jones -5

Hole 10 – Jones make a run at birdie, but the putt is about 2 inches short of the hole – settle for par. Decker caught a bad lie in the rough around the green and fails to get it up and down.
Decker E
Jones -5

Hole 11 – Decker finds himself behind a tree off the tee and he can’t shape the shot to reach the green, and he takes his third straight bogey. Jones fails to reach the green in regulation, and his short game couldn’t save par.
Decker +1
Jones -4

Hole 12 – solid pars

Hole 13 – Jones has a birdie putt but it didn’t hold the line.

Hole 14 – Long iron approach from Decker is too aggressive and inaccurate – bogey

Decker +2
Jones -4

Hole 15 – somehow Decker regained his composure and confidence to get a birdie
Decker +1
Jones -4

Hole 16 – solid pars

Hole 17 – solid pars


Hole 18 – Jones had a run at birdie, but couldn’t convert the 18 footer.

Decker shots a 75 on the day and he sits a +1 for the tournament
Jones shot 1 over on the back after going 3 under on the front. All in all he shots a 2 under 70 and is -4 for the tournament

[Breeze]

Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 4 (Babson, Reynolds)

Hole 1 – Reynolds shows off the intangibles that make him so tough when he birdies the first hole
Babson -3
Reynolds -3

Hole 2 – solid pars

Hole 3 – poor bunker shot sinks Reynolds as he drops a shot here.
Babson -3
Reynolds -2

Hole 4 – Reynolds continues his rollercoaster front 9 with a dynamic bird at 4…
Babson -3
Reynolds -3

Hole 5 – both players have a run at birdie but both players have to settle for par.

Hole 6 – Babson misses a pretty easy 6 footer that would have saved par. He didn’t get the name “The Putting Butcher” for nothing…
Babson -2
Reynolds -3

Hole 7 –Aggressive play by Babson results in a birdie, while Reynolds had an opportunity to save par but his 7 foot putt burns the right edge.
Babson -3
Reynolds -2

Hole 8 – 2 pars…Babson can’t make the 10 foot birdie putt, while Reynolds has to get up and down to save par.

Hole 9 – Reynolds gives birdie a scare, but the putt is just a bit short.

Hole 10 – Babson hits a confident approach shot that lands inside 4 feet and this time he converts the birdie.
Babson -4
Reynolds -2

Hole 11 – Once again Reynolds short game is put to the test but this time it can’t save par for him.
Babson -4
Reynolds -1

Hole 12 – another up and down needed for Reynolds and he gets it this time.

Hole 13 – Reynolds continues to be all over the place as he drops a shot again on 13…
Babson -4
Reynolds E

Hole 14 – Reynolds once again response to adversity and gets his stroke right back with a nicely played hole.
Babson -4
Reynolds -1

Hole 15 – Reynolds has a run at birdie but the putt isn’t firm enough and the ball slips by the hole

Hole 16 – Excellent focus for Reynolds results in a birdie. Babson gets up and down to save par.
Babson -4
Reynolds -2

Hole 17 – solid pars

Hole 18 – Babson gets up and down again for par

Babson goes 36/35 for a 1 under round of 71 and is -4 for the tournament
Reynolds recorded 4 birdies and 4 bogeys to finish with a 72…he remains -2 for the tournament

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 5 (Fujita, Brown)

Hole 1 – Both players par, but Fujita has to grind it out after being in trouble off the tee.
Fujita -3
Brown -3

Hole 2 – solid pars

Hole 3 – poor bunker shot leads to bogey for Fujita
Fujita -2
Brown -3

Hole 4 – solid pars

Hole 5 – solid pars

Hole 6 – Great putt from 9 feet saves par for Fujita. Brown misses his 14 foot par putt.
Fujita -2
Brown -2

Hole 7 –Fujita has a run at a big breaking side hill putt for birdie but he can’t convert.

Hole 8 – another birdie opportunity for Fujita but again he can’t make the putt...

Hole 9 – Fujita crushes his drive and it sets up the hole nicely. He finishes it off with a birdie
Fujita -3
Brown -2

Hole 10 – Fujita loses focus on the tee shot and the ball is hooked into the water – double bogey
Fujita -1
Brown -2

Hole 11 – Bad miss on the approach for Brown, leaves him shortsided with no green to work with and no way to stop the chip – double bogey.
Fujita -1
Brown E

Hole 12 – Fujita knocks his tee ball inside of 5 feet. Not to be out done Brown drops his inside of Fujita. Both use their strong iron play to get birdie
Fujita -2
Brown -1

Hole 13 – Fujita records his second straight birdie.
Fujita -3
Brown -1

Hole 14 – Brown misses a birdie putt from 11 feet, settles for par

Hole 15 – Solid pars

Hole 16 – Brown drains the 10 foot birdie putt.
Fujita -3
Brown -2

Hole 17 – both players nearly reach the green in two…Fujita is able to get up and down for a birdie, but Brown ends up settling for a disappointing par.
Fujita -4
Brown -2

Hole 18 – Brown give another birdie a run from just inside 20 feet, but he can’t get it to drop.

Fujita shoot 1 under for the day and is -4 for the tournament
Brown was 1 over for the day and is -2 heading into Sunday.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 6 (Rhodes, Finch)

Hole 1 – Rhodes kicks off the round with a bogey
Rhodes -3
Finch -4

Hole 2 – solid pars

Hole 3 – solid pars

Hole 4 – solid pars

Hole 5 –Rhodes tries to be aggressive off the tee but he lacks the accuracy to pull off the shot – leads to his second bogey of the round.
Rhodes -2
Finch -4

Hole 6 – Rhodes approach is over juiced and it spins back off the green. He fails to get up and down and takes his third bogey on the front 9…
Rhodes -1
Finch -4

Hole 7 – Finch is aggressive with is iron approach on the par 3 and it pays off…the ball lands inside 10 feet and rolls to about 6 – putt made for birdie. Rhodes misses the green and has a difficult chip, but he manages to save par.
Rhodes -1
Finch -5

Hole 8 – Rhodes again has to grind to save par. Finch is throwing darts right now as he drops another inside of 10 feet and sinks the putt for birdie.
Rhodes -1
Finch -6

Hole 9 – both players find themselves in the greenside bunker. Rhodes is able to get up and down for par, Finch gives a stroke back.
Rhodes -1
Finch -5

Hole 10 – Rhodes again has to use his short game to save par.

Hole 11 – Finch has a run at birdie but can’t make the putt.

Hole 12 – birdie run for Rhodes but the putt comes up a bit short.

Hole 13 – solid pars

Hole 14 – Finch hits a huge drive and his long iron second is just short of the green with a lot of green to work with. His chip is crisp and on line and it feeds right into the hole for an eagle.
Rhodes -1
Finch -7

Hole 15 – solid pars

Hole 16 – solid pars

Hole 17 – solid pars

Hole 18 – Rhodes has to get up and down to save par.
Rhodes shoots a disappointing 39 on the front and even par on the back to finish the round at 3 over and head into Sunday at -1
Finch had a big day, shooting a 69 and is -7 for the tournament. He has put himself in position to win this tournament.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 7 (Ginsberg, Mullen)

Hole 1 – solid pars
Ginsberg -5
Mullen -4

Hole 2 – Great drive by Mullen allows him to attack the pin, then he made the tricky subtlety breaking putt most of the golfers missed today.
Ginsberg -5
Mullen -5

Hole 3 – Ginsberg in the bunker, and he fails to get up and down for the par.
Ginsberg -4
Mullen -5

Hole 4 – solid pars

Hole 5 – solid pars

Hole 6 – solid pars

Hole 7 – Mullen drains a birdie putt from 17 feet.
Ginsberg -4
Mullen -6

Hole 8 – Ginsberg has to get up and down to save par.

Hole 9 – Mullen is long and straight off the tee and he uses that to get birdie. Ginsberg misses the fairway and scrambles but can’t save par.
Ginsberg -3
Mullen -7

Hole 10 – Mullen has a run at birdie but comes up short.

Hole 11 – solid pars

Hole 12 – Mullen gets up and down to save par.

Hole 13 – Aggressive line off the tee leads to birdie for Ginsberg. Mullen drops his short birdie putt as well…
Ginsberg -4
Mullen -8

Hole 14 – solid pars

Hole 15 – Ginsberg’s confidence shows in this birdie…
Ginsberg -5
Mullen -8

Hole 16 – solid pars

Hole 17 – Ginsberg makes a run at birdie but can’t convert

Hole 18 – Both players find themselves deep in the trees off the tee. Both players scramble to get out, and both fail. The hole is a grind and both end up recording double bogey 6s.

Ginsberg was too over on the front and that double bogey on 18 prevented him from finishing the round Even par…as it is he shot 2 over and it -3 for the tournament
Mullen also doubled the last hole or he might have been in the lead for the Sunday round. As it is, his 2 under round leaves him -6 and in contention.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 8 (Koekela, Schaplowsky)

Hole 1 – Schaplowsky has a difficult put to save par, but he converts
Koekela -5
Schaplowsky -5

Hole 2 – Schaplowsky’s sand game helps him save par on the second hole

Hole 3 – solid pars

Hole 4 – Koekela plays the hole perfectly and birdies
Koekela -6
Schaplowsky -5

Hole 5 – both players have a run at birdie, but neither convert

Hole 6 – solid pars

Hole 7 – Koekela missed the green off the tee, but he was in a position he should have been able to save par, but a mediocre chip and a putt that was pushed results in a bogey .
Koekela -5
Schaplowsky -5

Hole 8 – solid pars

Hole 9 – Koekela drops another stroke on 9.
Koekela -4
Schaplowsky -5

Hole 10 – solid pars

Hole 11 – Schaplowsky sinks an 11 foot birdie putt
Koekela -4
Schaplowsky -6

Hole 12 – solid pars

Hole 13 – Schplowsky gives one back on 13 when he fails to get up and down from a short side miss.
Koekela -4
Schaplowsky -5

Hole 14 – solid pars

Hole 15 – Schplowsky has a par saving putt from 8 feet, but it lips out and he drops another stroke
Koekela -4
Schaplowsky -4

Hole 16 – Koekela’s focused play leads to a birdie
Koekela -5
Schaplowsky -4

Hole 17 – Koekela is able to scrape out a par, Schaplowsky busts a huge drive with an aggressive line and it able to use that position to convert an easy birdie
Koekela -5
Schaplowsky -5


Hole 18 – both players make a run at birdie to close out the round but neither can sink the putt.

Both players at times looked like they might make a run, but as it turned out…
Koekela shoots a 72 and remains at -5 for the tournament
Schaplowsky also shoots 72 and also remains at -5.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 9 (Smith, Porter)

Hole 1 – Great pitch by Porter sets up an easy birdie putt.
Smith -6
Porter -7

Hole 2 – Huge drive down the middle from Smith sets him up for an early birdie as well.
Smith -7
Porter -7

Hole 3 – a delicate downhill putt by Porter is perfectly struct and it trickles down the hill and into the hole for a birdie
Smith -7
Porter -8

Hole 4 – Porter stresses his putter but makes the 10 foot par save

Hole 5 – Porter has to hit a miraculous shot out of the fairway bunker to position himself for a par save. Smith in trouble off the tee can’t scramble to save par.
Smith -6
Porter -8

Hole 6 – Smith’s approach is 5 feet, birdie made.
Smith -7
Porter -8

Hole 7 – Porter stays hot as he drains a 20 footer for birdie
Smith -7
Porter -9

Hole 8 – Smith is able to birdie the fourth, but Porter can’t get up and down from the bunker.
Smith -8
Porter -8

Hole 9 – Smith appears to be on a rollercoaster round as well after he fails to save par when his 8 foot putt burns the bottom edge.
Smith -7
Porter -8

Hole 10 – solid pars

Hole 11 – solid pars

Hole 12 – strong iron play from Smith gets him another birdie.
Smith -8
Porter -8

Hole 13 – solid pars

Hole 14 – up and down par for Porter

Hole 15 – run at birdie for Porter, but putt isn’t firm enough and the ball slips by on the low side.

Hole 16 – solid pars

Hole 17 – solid pars


Hole 18 – up and down par for Porter

Smith shoots 2 under 70 for the day and goes into Sunday at -8.
Porter equals Smith’s effort at two under and 70, and he’ll also be -8 tomorrow.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - 3rd Round

Group 9 (Doyle, Goodwin)

Hole 1 – both players par
Doyle -6
Goodwin -6

Hole 2 – Both players bust their drives and have an easy second shot in. Both players are inside 10 feet and both make the putt for birdie.
Doyle -7
Goodwin -7

Hole 3 – Goodwin just misses a 12 foot birdie putt

Hole 4 – Goodwin converts on the fourth hole…
Doyle -7
Goodwin -8

Hole 5 – Jake’s drive gets a bit loose and the ball is in trouble off the tee – he settles for bogey
Doyle -6
Goodwin -8

Hole 6 –Doyle misses a 12 foot par putt and has to record back to back bogeys
Doyle -5
Goodwin -8

Hole 7 – clutch play from Goodwin opens up his lead
Doyle -5
Goodwin -9

Hole 8 – solid pars

Hole 9 – Doyle gets up and down for par, but Goodwin can’t match from a similar spot and drops a shot.
Doyle -5
Goodwin -8

Hole 10 – Goodwin’s short game can’t save par. Doyle’s massive drive sets up the hole but the birdie putt is too firm.
Doyle -5
Goodwin -7

Hole 11 – both players run at birdie and both come up empty

Hole 12 – Doyle makes another run at birdie from 17 feet, but it won’t drop

Hole 13 – Goodwin takes an aggressive line off the tee and get’s the birdie
Doyle -5
Goodwin -8

Hole 14 – solid pars

Hole 15 – solid pars

Hole 16 – Goodwin drops an 11 foot birdie putt
Doyle -5
Goodwin -9


Hole 17 – solid pars


Hole 18 – short games save par for Doyle again. Goodwin drops a shot when he can’t get out of the sand with his first shot.

Doyle added one to par on his round and he’ll be -5 for Sunday.
Goodwin just missed a big round but his 2 under 70 puts him at -8 and he’ll start Sunday tied for the lead.

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Round 3 Leaderboard


Archie Goodwin -8
Joe Smith -8
Jesse Porter -8
Harold Finch -7
Art Mullen -6
Saku Koekela -5
Jake Doyle -5
Mike Schaplowsky -5
Jimmy Fujita -4
Clinton Jones -4
Brian Babson -4
Will Robie -3
David Ginsberg -3
Malcolm Reynolds -2
Will Brown -2
Colton Rhodes -1
Frank Justyce -1
Brett Hawkins E
Issac Bell 1
Amos Decker 1
Ray Vecchio 2

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round Pin Placements

1. Normal
2. Easy
3. Hard
4. Normal
5. Normal
6. Easy
7. Easy
8. Hard
9. Hard

10. Normal
11. Easy
12. Hard
13. Normal
14. Normal
15. Easy
16. Hard
17. Easy
18. Easy

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Need your style of play for the last round...

[collegesportsfanms]

Keeping it the same, aggressive all around

[JAG]

Babson will stick with the same. Darn those little short shot thingies.

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General Update

All NPCs have finished the last round. I also I have completed the rounds for:

Jimmy Fujita
Mike Schaplowsky
Brian Babson
Frank Justyce

Waiting on instructions from:

Saku Koekela
Will Brown
David Ginsberg

[DavidCorperial]

Same instructions

[Breeze]

So just waiting on Koekela now...If I haven't heard anything by 1 EST I'll play his round and start posting results...

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round Pairings


Vecchio (2)
Decker (1)
Bell (1)

Justyce (-1)
Hawkins (E)

Rhodes (-1)
Brown (-2)

Ginsberg (-3)
Reynolds (-2)

Babson (-4)
Robie (-3)

Fujita(-4)
Jones (-4)

Doyle (-5)
Schaplowsky (-5)

Mullen (-6)
Koekela (-5)

Porter (-8)
Finch (-7)

Goodwin (-8)
Smith (-8)

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

Update 1

Hole 1

Vecchio (2)
Decker (1)
Bell (1)

Solid pars all the way around…

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Update 2

Hole 2

Vecchio (2) – great birdie (1)
Decker (1) – solid par
Bell (1) – sand game helps him to save par


Hole 1

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – missed a 12 foot birdie putt

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Hole 3

Vecchio (1) – solid par
Decker (1) – had to make a 9 footer to save par
Bell (1) – solid par


Hole 2

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – solid par



Hole 1
Colton Rhodes (-1) – missed a 15 foot birdie putt – same line as Hawkins missed on the same side
Will Brown (-2) – solid par

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

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Hole 4

Vecchio (1) – solid par
Decker (1) – solid par
Bell (1) – had to scramble to save par


Hole 3

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – solid par


Hole 2

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-2) – solid par


Hole 1

Ginsberg (-3) – aggressive line and swing with the driver ends up OB and player take a double bogey (-1)
Reynolds (-2) – solid par

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

Update 5


Hole 5

Vecchio (1) – solid par
Decker (1) – eagle chip lips out – tap in birdie (E)
Bell (1) – had to scramble to save par


Hole 4

Frank Justyce (-1) – consistent swings and Frank gets a birdie (-2)
Brett Hawkins (E) – poor tee ball takes away any thoughts of birdie but did manage to par…


Hole 3

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-2) – solid par


Hole 2

Ginsberg (-1) – solid par
Reynolds (-2) – makes the 13 foot birdie putt (-3)


Hole 1

Babson (-4) – gets up and down to save par
Robie (-3) – misses a 16 foot birdie putt

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

Update 6


Hole 6

Vecchio (1) – confident play leads to a birdie (E)
Decker (E) – solid par
Bell (1) – long iron out of the fairway bunker lands 2 feet from the hole…it rolls out to 10 feet but the birdie is made (E)


Hole 5

Frank Justyce (-2) – Great chip shot saves par
Brett Hawkins (E) – run at birdie from 20 feet is short


Hole 4

Colton Rhodes (-1) – up and down par save
Will Brown (-2) – long straight drive sets up the hole – player birdies (-3)


Hole 3

Ginsberg (-1) – poor effort out of the back bunker leads to bogey (E)
Reynolds (-3) – had a run at birdie from 12 feet but putt was too firm and he settles for par


Hole 2

Babson (-4) – short iron is stuffed in there close and leaves him a putt even he can make (-5)
Robie (-3) – misses green with approach and has to get up and down to save par.


Hole 1

Fujita (-4) – grit and determination lead to a birdie (-5)
Jones (-4) – nice par after driving the ball in the rough.

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Update 7


Hole 7

Vecchio (E) – almost back to back birdies but putt lips out
Decker (E) – solid par
Bell (E) – solid par


Hole 6

Frank Justyce (-2) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – misses a 8 foot par putt (1)


Hole 5

Colton Rhodes (-1) – nice par after getting in trouble off the tee
Will Brown (-3) – solid par


Hole 4

Ginsberg (E) – solid par
Reynolds (-3) – solid par



Hole 3

Babson (-5) – solid par
Robie (-3) – solid par



Hole 2

Fujita (-5) – solid par
Jones (-4) – long drive up the middle and a good job reading the subtle break in the putt to get birdie (-5)


Hole 1

Doyle (-5) - great third shot chip from just off the green sets up easy birdie (-6)
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

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Hole 8

Vecchio (E) – is able to save par with a nice touch wedge from 20 yards out.
Decker (E) – birdie putt isn’t on line settle for par
Bell (E) – solid par


Hole 7

Frank Justyce (-2) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (1) – nice up and down out of the bunker to save par


Hole 6

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-3) – can’t convert the birdie putt


Hole 5

Ginsberg (E) – solid par
Reynolds (-3) – save par with a nice wedge shot


Hole 4

Babson (-5) – solid par
Robie (-3) – drive ends up in a divot and the bad lie prevents him from challenging the flag, settles for par


Hole 3

Fujita (-5) – missed the 13 foot birdie putt
Jones (-5) – solid par


Hole 2

Doyle (-6) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – drive is in the rough, but player draws a good lie and easily pars the hole.


Hole 1

Art Mullen (-6)
Saku Koekela (-5)
Solid pars for both

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

Update 9


Hole 9

Vecchio (E)
Decker (E) –
Bell (E) –

All 3 players are in trouble on this one at one point or another but all 3 manage to scrape out pars



Hole 8

Frank Justyce (-2) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (1) – solid par


Hole 7

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-3) – another birdie putt that won’t fall for Brown.



Hole 6

Ginsberg (E) – gets a stroke back with a perfectly played hole (-1)
Reynolds (-3) – birdie opportunity comes up empty


Hole 5

Babson (-5) – solid par
Robie (-3) – is able to save par after being in trouble off the tee again.



Hole 4

Fujita (-5) – had a long birdie putt that scared the hole but ended up with par
Jones (-5) – consistent play results in birdie (-6)


Hole 3

Doyle (-6) – not sure if he’s confident or lucky but he birdies regardless (-7)
Shaplowsky (-5) – aggressively takes the shot at the pin, but the ball hits the slope of the green and rolls down into the water. Mike then fails to get up and down and takes a double bogey (-3)



Hole 2

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – has to save par with his wedge


Hole 1

Jesse Porter (-8)
Harold Finch (-7)

Solid pars for both

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Hole 10

Vecchio (E) – able to squeeze out a par
Decker (E) – run at birdie comes up short
Bell (E) – birdie putt burns top lip



Hole 9

Frank Justyce (-2) – unlike the first group through Justyce is unable to scramble and save par (-1)
Brett Hawkins (1) – sinks a 31 foot putt for birdie (E)


Hole 8

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-3) – this time the birdie does drop – from 23 feet out he hits it dead in the heart (-4)



Hole 7

Ginsberg (-1) – scratches out a par save
Reynolds (-3) – after missing the green he has a chance to save par but fails to do so (-2)


Hole 6

Babson (-5) – solid par
Robie (-3) – solid par


Hole 5

Fujita (-5) – solid par
Jones (-6) – poor job scrambling out of trouble leads to a bogey and Jones gives back the stroke he dropped on the third hole (-5)


Hole 4

Doyle (-7) – misses the fairway off the tee, but still get the par.
Shaplowsky (-3) – gets one of the strokes back as he settles in and take more consistent swings (-4)



Hole 3

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par


Hole 2

Jesse Porter (-8) – big drive and great approach lead to birdie and the outright lead in the tournament (-9)
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 1

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-8) – huge drive, great approach reaches the green and the 22 foot eagle putt falls and just like Porter is passed and Smith jumps out to the lead by himself (-10)

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round

Update 11


Hole 11

Vecchio (E) – short game saves par
Decker (E) – sinks a 13 foot birdie putt (got a nice read on Bell’s putt) (-1)
Bell (E) – misses a similar putt to Deckers from 15 feet


Hole 10

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – birdie putt is never high enough


Hole 9

Colton Rhodes (-1) – solid par
Will Brown (-4) – able to save par with a nice blast out of the trap to inside 3 feet.


Hole 8

Ginsberg (-1) – not to be outdone by Brown from the previous group, Ginsberg from a similar spot on the green also drains a putt of around 21 feet. (-2)
Reynolds (-2) – solid par


Hole 7

Babson (-5) – knowing he needs to drop it in close to take the stress off of his putter – Babson comes up clutch as the ball stops inside 5 feet (-6)
Robie (-3) – solid par


Hole 6

Fujita (-5) – makes the 9 foot par putt save
Jones (-5) – drops another stroke when his 12 foot par putt slips by the bottom edge (-4)


Hole 5

Doyle (-7) – great sand shot out of the high fairway bunker allows Doyle to save par
Shaplowsky (-4) – had a run at another birdie but the putt from 12 feet didn’t fall


Hole 4

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par


Hole 3

Jesse Porter (-9) – solid par
Harold Finch (-7) – run at birdie from 18 feet comes up just short.


Hole 2

Archie Goodwin (-8) - misses a 10 foot birdie putt
Joe Smith (-10) – solid par

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Update 12


Hole 12

Vecchio (E) – solid par
Decker (-1) – solid par
Bell (E) – just misses a birdie putt from 22 feet


Hole 11

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – misses a 14 foot birdie putt


Hole 10

Colton Rhodes (-1) – up and down to save par
Will Brown (-4) – solid par


Hole 9

Ginsberg (-2) – makes a 25 foot putt for birdie (-3)
Reynolds (-2) – solid par


Hole 8

Babson (-6) – solid par
Robie (-3) – solid par


Hole 7

Fujita (-5) – a difficult side hill putt with about 2 foot of break is missed and he settles for par
Jones (-4) – up and down par save


Hole 6

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-4) – confident play leads to birdie (-5)


Hole 5

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – saves par by grinding out the hole after hitting it in the fairway bunker


Hole 4

Jesse Porter (-9) – solid par
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 3

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-10) – up and down to save par

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Update 13


Hole 13

Vecchio (E) – solid par
Decker (-1) – solid par
Bell (E) – take aggressive line off the tee and it pays off when he birdies the hole (-1)


Hole 12

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (E) – drops a 15 foot birdie putt (-1)


Hole 11

Colton Rhodes (-1) – short game fails to save par (E)
Will Brown (-4) – solid par


Hole 10

Ginsberg (-3) – confident putt from 16 feet drops for the birdie (-4)
Reynolds (-2) – bad lie in deep rough close to the green prevents a short game save (-1)


Hole 9

Babson (-6) – Extremely long off the tee and surprisingly straight – Babson sets up the hole nicely and converts another birdie (-7)
Robie (-3) – is in trouble off the tee and he fails to recover completely (-2)


Hole 8

Fujita (-5) – a run at birdie from 19 feet doesn’t drop
Jones (-4) – solid par


Hole 7

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 6

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par


Hole 5

Jesse Porter (-9) – birdie putt lips out
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 4

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-10) – solid par

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Update 14


Hole 14

Vecchio (E) – poor course management cost Vecchio a stroke (1)
Decker (-1) – solid par
Bell (-1) – solid par


Hole 13

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (-1) – solid par


Hole 12

Colton Rhodes (E) – solid par
Will Brown (-4) – great iron off the tee is inside 3 feet (-5)


Hole 11

Ginsberg (-4) – Sinks a birdie putt from 10 feet, and Ginsberg is on a nice run right now with 4 straight birdies (-5)
Reynolds (-1) – chip releases and Reynolds drops another stroke (E)


Hole 10

Babson (-7) – good chip leaves as short putt for par
Robie (-2) – solid par


Hole 9

Fujita (-5) – another birdie putt from just inside 20 feet and this one drop (-6)
Jones (-4) – drops another stroke when he can’t scramble to save par (-3)


Hole 8

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – save par with a nice flop wedge over the bunker and inside 5 feet.


Hole 7

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – drops a stroke when he doesn’t get up and down from the short side (-4)


Hole 6

Jesse Porter (-9) – birdie just misses and he settles for another par
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 5

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-10) – opens his lead further with only the second birdie on fifth hole all day… (-11)

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Update 15


Hole 15

Vecchio (1) – solid par
Decker (-1) – solid par
Bell (-1) – birdie putt isn’t firm enough settle for par


Hole 14

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (-1) – solid par


Hole 13

Colton Rhodes (E) – fails to get up and down and he drops a stroke (1)
Will Brown (-5) – solid par


Hole 12

Ginsberg (-5) – birdie string ends with a solid par
Reynolds (E) – Reynolds however knocks his iron inside 5 feet and makes a birdie (-1)


Hole 11

Babson (-7) – approach is tight leaving Babson an almost gimme for birdie (-8)
Robie (-2) – solid par


Hole 10

Fujita (-6) – birdie putt from 10 feet is too firm
Jones (-3) – birdie putt from 8 feet is pushed


Hole 9

Doyle (-7) – sand save for par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 8

Art Mullen (-6) – runs at birdie from 13 feet but can’t get it on line
Saku Koekela (-4) – solid par


Hole 7

Jesse Porter (-9) – Porter stays hot as he sinks a 17 foot birdie put to get to 10 under (-10)
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 6

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-11) – solid par

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Update 16


Hole 16

Vecchio (1) – pin it too tough – settles for par
Decker (-1) – solid par
Bell (-1) – makes the tricky 16 footer for birdie (-2)


Hole 15

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (-1) – solid par


Hole 14

Colton Rhodes (1) – solid par
Will Brown (-5) – solid par


Hole 13

Ginsberg (-5) – dry spell for Ginsberg didn’t last long as he birdies again on 13, that early double bogey is looking bad right about now. (-6)
Reynolds (-1) in trouble off the tee and he never catches up (E)


Hole 12

Babson (-8) – solid par
Robie (-2) – had to get up and down from a tough spot but managed it


Hole 11

Fujita (-6) – solid par
Jones (-3) – solid par


Hole 10

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 9

Art Mullen (-6) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-4) – the birdie putt from 20 feet is just a bit too firm.


Hole 8

Jesse Porter (-10) – solid par
Harold Finch (-7) – solid par


Hole 7

Archie Goodwin (-8) - solid par
Joe Smith (-11) – solid par

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round Leaderboard



Name S H D
Joe Smith -11 7 -3
Jesse Porter -10 8 -2
Brian Babson -8 12 -4
Archie Goodwin -8 7 E
Jake Doyle -7 10 -2
Harold Finch -7 8 E
Jimmy Fujita -6 11 -2
Art Mullen -6 9 E
Will Brown -5 14 -3
David Ginsberg -5 13 -2
Mike Schaplowsky -5 10 E
Saku Koekela -4 9 +1
Clinton Jones -3 11 +1
Will Robie -2 12 +1
Issac Bell -1 16 -2
Amos Decker -1 16 -2
Brett Hawkins -1 15 -1
Frank Justyce -1 15 E
Malcolm Reynolds -1 13 +1
Ray Vecchio 1 16 -1
Colton Rhodes 1 14 +2

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Update 17


Hole 17

Vecchio (1) – straight drive with aggressive line sets up the hole nicely and player birdies (E)
Decker (-1) – Long iron reaches the front edge in two – 2 strokes to get it home for birdie (-2)
Bell (-2) - elected to lay up and not go for green in two - but inconsistant short iron force player to save par


Hole 16

Frank Justyce (-1) – pars after getting up and down
Brett Hawkins (-1) – solid par


Hole 15

Colton Rhodes (1) – solid par
Will Brown (-5) – consistency helps prevent bogey


Hole 14

Ginsberg (-6) – solid par
Reynolds (E) – just missed a 20 foot birdie putt


Hole 13

Babson (-8) – solid par
Robie (-2) – misses a makeable 8 foot birdie putt


Hole 12

Fujita (-6) – solid par
Jones (-3) – solid par


Hole 11

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 10

Art Mullen (-6) – chip for birdie nearly goes in…
Saku Koekela (-4) – solid par


Hole 9

Jesse Porter (-10) - birdie putt from 13 feet is just short
Harold Finch (-7) – long and straight off the tee set up birdie (-8)


Hole 8

Archie Goodwin (-8) - Goodwin gets things going with his first birdie (-9)
Joe Smith (-11) – solid par

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Update 18


Hole 18

Vecchio (E) – bogey from the sand (1)
Decker (-2) – up and down for par
Bell (-2) – up and down for par

Vecchio finishes the round 1 under after going 2 under on the front and 1 over on the back. He also finishes the tournament with a 1 over par score

Decker and Bell are both 3 under for the day and 2 under for the tournament


Hole 17

Frank Justyce (-1) – birdie putt from 12 feet is left of line
Brett Hawkins (-1) – reaches the front edge in two – easy chip stops inches from the cup – birdie (-2)


Hole 16

Colton Rhodes (1) – focused play leads to birdie (E)
Will Brown (-5) – solid par



Hole 15

Ginsberg (-6) – solid par
Reynolds (E) – solid par


Hole 14

Babson (-8) – solid par
Robie (-2) – 11 foot birdie putt just catches the lip but is too firm and doesn’t drop


Hole 13

Fujita (-6) – solid par
Jones (-3) – solid par


Hole 12

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – missed a 16 footer for birdie


Hole 11

Art Mullen (-6) – In trouble off the tee…tried to hook the ball around some trees but left it well right of the green – didn’t get up and down – bogey (-5)
Saku Koekela (-4) – was in good position to attack the pin off the tee, but approach spun back to outside of 20 feet and Koekela settles for par.

Hole 10

Jesse Porter (-10) - solid par
Harold Finch (-8) – solid par


Hole 9

Archie Goodwin (-9) - gives back his stroke when he can’t overcome a bad drive to save par (-8)
Joe Smith (-11) – also drops a shot thanks to a poorly struck drive (-10)

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round Leaderboard



Name S H D
Jesse Porter -10 10 -2
Joe Smith -10 9 -2
Brian Babson -8 14 -4
Archie Goodwin -8 9 E
Jake Doyle -7 12 -2
Harold Finch -7 10 E
David Ginsberg -6 15 -3
Jimmy Fujita -6 13 -2
Will Brown -5 16 -3
Mike Schaplowsky -5 12 E
Art Mullen -5 11 +1
Saku Koekela -4 11 +1
Clinton Jones -3 13 +1
Issac Bell -2 F -3
Amos Decker -2 F -3
Brett Hawkins -2 17 -2
Will Robie -2 14 +1
Frank Justyce -1 17 E
Colton Rhodes E 16 +1
Malcolm Reynolds E 15 +2
Ray Vecchio 1 F -1

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Update 19


Hole 18

Frank Justyce (-1) – solid par
Brett Hawkins (-2) – shortside bunker shot doesn’t stop quickly enough and last week’s winner closes with a bogey to finish (-1)

Justyce shoots even par 72 today and finishes the tournament 1 under. Hawkins' bogey on 18 pushes him back to 1 under for the tournament and 1 under for his final round


Hole 17

Colton Rhodes (E) – aggressive line on the drive sets up the hole and player birdies (-1)
Will Brown (-5) – birdie putt is short


Hole 16

Ginsberg (-6) – Another birdie for Ginsberg who has been on fire since the second hole…he’s -4 under on the round with a double bogey, he’s had 6 birdies and he still has 2 holes to play. He’s also knocking on the door for the win now…(-7)
Reynolds (E) – tough pin prevents Reynolds from making a legitimate run at birdie


Hole 15

Babson (-8) – solid par - Babson needs to get going again so he can post a number in the clubhouse that leaders need to worry about.
Robie (-2) – smart play to middle of the green leads to an easy par


Hole 14

Fujita (-6) – up and down saves par
Jones (-3) – long iron approach is too aggressive and inaccurate – misses the green short side and player gets a bogey (-2)


Hole 13

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 12

Art Mullen (-5) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-4) – drops a 15 footer for birdie (-5)


Hole 11

Jesse Porter (-10) - aggressively attacks the pin and leaves himself in jail – short side, deep grass, down hill green with no way to stop the shot – the chip rolls to almost 30 feet, which is promptly 3 putted for double bogey…that gives Smith a 2 shot lead on the field (-8)
Harold Finch (-8) – misses a birdie putt from 12 feet


Hole 10

Archie Goodwin (-8) – solid par
Joe Smith (-10) – birdie putt isn’t firm enough to hold the line

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Hole 18

Colton Rhodes (-1) - solid par
Will Brown (-5) – short game save par on 18

Rhodes finishes even for the round and 1 under for the tournament. Brown shoots a nice 69 for the day and goes from 2 under to 5 under earning himself a much nicer pay day.


Hole 17

Ginsberg (-7) – solid par
Reynolds (E) – reaches the green in two, and two putts for birdie (-1)


Hole 16

Babson (-8) – solid par
Robie (-2) – solid par


Hole 15

Fujita (-6) – solid par
Jones (-2)- solid par


Hole 14

Doyle (-7) – scratches out a par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 13

Art Mullen (-5) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par


Hole 12
Jesse Porter (-8) – solid par
Harold Finch (-8) – solid par


Hole 11

Archie Goodwin (-8) – solid par
Joe Smith (-10) – in trouble off the tee as he finds himself In the trees, tries to hook the ball around the trees but it doesn’t come around enough and he’s left with a difficult downhill sidehill chip. He can’t get it home in regulation so he drops a shot (-9)

A bunch of players are within striking distance and there are a bunch of holes still to go...

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Beachfront Pro-Am - Final Round Leaderboard



Name S H D
Joe Smith -9 11 -1
Brian Babson -8 16 -4
Jesse Porter -8 12 E
Archie Goodwin -8 11 E
Harold Finch -8 12 -1
David Ginsberg -7 17 -4
Jake Doyle -7 14 -2
Jimmy Fujita -6 15 -2
Will Brown -5 F -3
Mike Schaplowsky -5 14 E
Art Mullen -5 13 +1
Saku Koekela -5 13 E
Issac Bell -2 F -3
Amos Decker -2 F -3
Will Robie -2 16 +1
Clinton Jones -2 15 +2
Brett Hawkins -1 F -1
Frank Justyce -1 F E
Colton Rhodes -1 F E
Malcolm Reynolds -1 17 +1
Ray Vecchio 1 F -1

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Update 21


Hole 18

Ginsberg (-7) – solid par and his phenomenal round finishes…
Reynolds (-1) – birdie putt races by the hole, made coming back for par

Ginsberg closes with a 68, but remember he was 3 over through 3 holes...so he was 7 under from the 4th hole on...had he just started out with pars he might have won this tournament. Reynolds had a bad round shooting 1 over for the day and finishing -1 for the tournament


Hole 17

Babson (-8) – solid par
Robie (-2) – reaches the green in two and 2 putts for birdie (-3)


Hole 16

Fujita (-6) – birdie putt just slips by on the right edge
Jones (-2)- Gets his birdie putt to fall (-3)


Hole 15

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 14

Art Mullen (-5) – solid par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par

This par 5 really has some teeth today – as no one has birdied yet…


Hole 13

Jesse Porter (-8) – solid par
Harold Finch (-8) – solid par


Hole 12

Archie Goodwin (-8) – up and down to save par
Joe Smith (-9) – up and down to save par

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Update 21


Hole 18

Babson (-8) – has a birdie putt from 12 feet but it was never close - settle for par
Robie (-3) – confident putt drops from 16 for birdie (-4)



Hole 17

Fujita (-6) – mashed drive allows player to reach the green in two…eagle putt is just short – tap in birdie (-7)
Jones (-3) – a bad bounce kicks the ball into a small patch of trees. No backswing, no line, no shot…player is forced to chip laterally back to the fairway…that stroke costs him as he bogeys the hole (-2)


Hole 16

Doyle (-7) – solid par
Shaplowsky (-5) – solid par


Hole 15

Art Mullen (-5) – took the bogey out of play by hitting to the middle of the green – 2 putts and walk off with the par
Saku Koekela (-5) – solid par


Hole 14

Jesse Porter (-8) – takes dead aim at the pin and misses – the aggressive approach hurts as he drops a stroke (-7)
Harold Finch (-8) – misses a 22 foot birdie putt


Hole 13

Archie Goodwin (-8) – solid par
Joe Smith (-9) – solid par