ASGA Club Championships Up Next 10/17-10/18 Granada Golf Club Hot Springs Village

The next event on the Agenda for Our Club is Our entry of Champions From War Memorial Golf Course at the ASGA Club Championship Tournament in Hot Springs at the Granada Golf Club in Hot Springs Village. There will be 36 holes of stroke play Nate Mosley is representing the men's championship and Danny Hill represents the Senior Championship from War Memorial Golf Course.  Following is a Video that gives a flavor of the Golf Course-The Lot they are talking about in the Video has been sold, and look for the huge carp that the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has stocked in the Lake. (Don't suppose they're the "Asian" Carp that is threatening the fish up north).



The Registration Form says that all participants will receive 6 dozen Srixon Golf Balls with their special Mark "i.e. Name." Other tee gifts will be provided. The entry fee paid for by War Memorial Golf Association for Nate and Danny includes carts, and range balls for both days. A practice round is available for a reduced fee.


If anyone is interested in being in the gallery and supporting our team, please give me a call or drop me an email. My cell number is 501-944-3361. My email is ross7910@sbcglobal.net. I'm thinking of driving up there at least on late Sunday.  To keep upto date on the progress of the Tournament be sure to follow the ASGA website- http://www.asga.org/






Next Up is The Harvest Scramble  November 6 and 7 at the War Memorial Golf Course.  Here's something to get you into the mood.

War Memorial Golf Association Club Championship 9/18 and 9/19

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WMGA CHAMPIONSHIP

Members Only Must Have An Established Handicapped and be a Member of the War Memorial Golf Association

September 18, 2010 Tee Times Begin At 8:00A.M.

September 19, 2010 Tee Times Begin At 8:00A.M.

Try your luck to win the Cup

Men’s Open and Sr (55+) Divisions

Women’s Open and Sr (55+) Divisions

ENTRIES CLOSE AT NOON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH 2010

Revised Entry Fee $25.00 includes greens fees and cart fees for Saturday and Sunday

WINNERS WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO REPRESENT WMGA IN ASGA TOURNMAENT OF CHAMPIONS IN HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE 10/17 AND 10/18 AT GRANADA GOLF CLUB



APPLICATION TO PLAY IN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

NAME:__________________________________________________

BUSINESS NAME OR EMPLOYER:_____________________________________________

PHONE:_____________________Cell: ______________Work Ph:________________

HANDICAP:_______________________________________________

ADDRESS: _________________________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS:___________________________________________

AGE:___________

IF JOINING OR RENEWING MAKE CHECK OUT TO: WAR MEMORIAL GOLF ASSOCIATION $35.00 REGULAR $25.00 JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP $20.00 ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP

FOR QUESTIONS CALL: JAMES THOMSON,PRESIDENT 501-225-2891 OR

War Memorial Golf Course CLUB HOUSE: 663-0854 5511 W. Markham Little Rock, AR 72205

I will walk ◘ I will need a cart ◘

I am a Member of War Memorial Golf Association and have paid my dues of

$35.00 regular membership for 2010 or $20.00 Associate Membership or $25 Junior Membership and I have an established handicap through the ASGA_______________

                                                                                Signature

Arkansas Hickory Open

The 2010 Mountain Valley Hickory Open


The Official Arkansas State Hickory Championship

of the rkansas State Golf Association

Friday, October 1 - Sunday, October 3

An optional practice round will be held Friday morning with times to be scheduled

by individual participants by calling 501.663.0854. The Tournament really begins

Friday afternoon with a par three championship on the unique nine hole par three

“Honors Course” at The First Tee of Central Arkansas. First Tee kids will serve as

caddies for the event. A reception with food and beverages will follow.

SCHEDULING NOTES. This is a “bye week” for the Arkansas Razorbacks football

team. Tee times are in mornings and accommodations will be made for travel

schedules of participants.

FORMAT. Open Stroke Play, Senior Stroke Play (55+), and 4-Ball Championships

will be contested. Anyone playing in the stroke play divisions may also participate

in the 4-Ball division with a partner. If there are enough participants entered, a

Super Senior (65+) stroke play division may be added.

TOURNAMENT COURSE. The historic War Memorial Golf Course in Little Rock,

Arkansas will be the site of the 2010 Mountain Valley Hickory Open. For more

information about this golf course, visit the Little Rock Parks and Recreation golf

course page at www.littlerock.org/parksrecreation/golfcourses/#warmemorial.

Caddies from The First Tee of Arkansas are available at $40 per round plus tip, or

golf cars may be reserved as well. Please let Breck Speed know if you want to have

a caddie at least 2 weeks prior to the tourney so arrangements can be made.

COST. $165.00, includes greens fees, opening reception and two lunches. There

will also be an informal get together Saturday evening at the home of Breck

Speed where food, beverages and amateur guitar playing will be provided. Rental

clubs will be available for $100.00.

CLUBS AND CLOTHING. Clubs, whether original or replica, must be approved for

hickory play by The Society of Hickory Golfers. For more information, visit their

website at www.hickorygolfers.com. Period clothing is encouraged but not

required. No baseball caps are allowed.

As title sponsor of the championship, Mountain Valley will donate $100.00 for

each participant in the Arkansas Hickory Open to The First Tee of Central

Arkansas.

For more information, contact:

Breck Speed, Benevolent Tournament Director

501.993.3344 ♦ bspeed@mountainvalleyspring.com

Please reserve a spot for me to play in the

2010 Mountain Valley Hickory Open

Entries will prioritized in the order they are received.

Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express)

$165.00 Entry Fee $100.00 Club Rental (Optional)

Check (made payable to Mountain Valley Spring Company)

Card No: Expires:

Payment Information

Name:

Billing Address:

Phone Number:

E-Mail:

Division Entering: Open Senior 4-Ball Mail payment w ith this form to:

Breck Speed

Mountain Valley Spring Company

P.

The Long Hot Days Of Summer

Its been hot this summer. Temperatures soaring past 100 degrees. Day after day. Each round of players comes back to the Club House at War Memorial Golf Course saying. "Its hot out there". Time after time golfers have been complimentary of the condition of the course. Some of you may have noticed some earth dropped along the third hole. Guess that is part of the improvement. We could use more earth on the fourth hole and the fifth under the trees and maybe to fill in the mud holes along the first hole. The cart path to the new 13th hole goes on the left side of the 1st hole, where hopefully no one hits the ball. The back nine is all messed up as far as skycaddy and other distance markers are concerned. Give it time. We haven't tried it, and don't know much about golf Global Positioning Devices, but maybe you can trick them as far as hole numbers and refer to the holes as what they used to be for 14, 15, and 16 instead of the new hole numbers. Or perhaps, we can get Bob Baker to contact the distance measurement companies to renew their efforts and redefine the measurements on the course. We have noticed that on Saturdays and maybe other days as well the holes on the other side of the road-13 and 14 tend to back up. Maybe its because players tend to hit to the right on the 13th hole and players tend to hit to the left on the 14th hole. Golf carts in case you haven't noticed are newer this year. Just recently they have an added convenience in that there are numbers hanging down in the front window on each cart in addition to the decal on the side of the carts. Our club house has fewer items to sell. There are clubs, hats, golf gloves, golf balls including Bridgestone, Callaway, Nike, Srixon, Top Flight, except Titlelist, and Maxfli. There are cleats for golf shoes, but no golf shoes. Small tubes of sun tan lotion, ball markers, and tees. This year the Club House also sells hot dogs, albeit they are a whopping $3.00 which includes the bun and fixings. There is beer also.

Upcoming events in the area are the Hickory Club Tournament which will be at the First Tee this year in early October. We'll have the Club Championship which will also be scheduled later in October.   

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Day 2 Fourth of July Tournament July 4, 2010

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July 4th at the Putting Green



The 18th Green has started to breath
Here are the scores for the second day of the Fourth of July Tournament.
2010 FOURTH OF JULY SUPER-SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP

Newspaper Report
MCALLISTER, SAM, 70-65--135
PATTERSON, LARRY, 66-70--136
YOUNG, DAN, 67-71--138
HENLEY, BRUCE, 75-76--151
KARP, MIKE, 74-80--154
BROOKS, RON, 78-78--156
ROOKS, WESLEY, 91-91--182

Failed to Quailfy
GINN, VERNON, WD

2010 FOURTH OF JULY SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP Newspaper Report

CLEMENT, ROGER, 64-64--128
LEE, STAN, 62-66--128
GOLDEN, KEN, 68-64--132
BUFORD, STEVE, 70-67--137
FLEMING, VIC, 68-69--137
TAYLOR, OSCAR, 67-71--138
MAJKOWSKI, MIKE, 67-72--139
FREELAND, BYRON, 68-73--141
DREWRY, JOHN, 71-71--142
ABLES, GARY, 71-72--143
SULLIVAN, LARRY, 69-74--143
RAMSEY, ALAN, 67-77--144
KEITH, BILL, 69-76--145
POWELL, CLIFF, 70-76--146
RICHARDS, SCOTT, 74-74--148
O'MALLEY, KEVIN, 74-76--150
BROWN, FRED, 79-73--152
MCCARTY, JOHN, 83-83--166
ABLES, SCOTT, 81-86--167

2010 FOURTH OF JULY MID-SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report
MARTIN, TODD, 62-65--127
FRANKS, AUSTIN, 63-67--130
BENTON, JEFF, 67-65--132
LEWIS, BART, 64-71--135
SIRATT, JOHN, 61-74--135
ANDERSON, TIMO, 71-68--139
PINNEY, SCOTT, 71-72--143
MOODY, RICK, 70-75--145
QUICK, PATRICK, 71-76--147
UCHENDU, OGUGUA, 76-78--154
KING, JEFF, 79-76--155
SPEED, BRECK, 76-83--159
WOOD, RONNIE, 80-80--160
RENAUD, RANDY, 81-81--162

Failed to Quailfy
EARLS, GEORGE, 64-WD--WD

2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP - FIRST FLIGHT
WAR MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE
UPPER HALF LOWER HALF
Quarterfinal Semifinal Semifinal Quarterfinal
7/3/2010 7/4/2010 7/4/2010 7/3/2010

ALLAN DISHONGH 7:30 am WEBBER ENANG 7:40 am CYRIL ENANG

DOUG WEBBER 2 up 1 up JAMES THOMSON

MOSLEY
7:30 am 7:30 am
19 holes

GRIFFIN
5 and 4
DANNY HILL 7:30 am MOSLEY GRIFFIN 7:40 am MARK GRIFFIN

NATHANIEL MOSLEY 1 up 4 and 3 KEVIN SEXTON

Final
7/5/2010
7:30 am
Champion

2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report
NICHOLS, JOEY, 60-63--123
CARPENTER, ALEX, 64-60--124
PHELPS, NEIL, 63-62--125
MIDDLETON, LYLE, 59-66--125
HULSE, LANE, 64-62--126
SATTERWHITE, MIKE, 63-63--126
THOMPSON, KYLE, 64-64--128
JENKINS, CHRIS, 65-64--129
WILSON, NICK, 64-66--130
SCHAAP, TREY, 66-66--132
ANTHONY, WILSON, 64-70--134
CARPENTER, ADAM, 67-68--135
HARRIS, TRACY, 66-69--135
NEIGHBORS, ROBERT, 64-71--135
TURNER, RYAN, 69-67--136
FITTS, CLARK, 67-69--136
BEAN, RICHARD, 66-71--137
CAVINESS, CHRIS, 69-69--138
FOX, JAY, 69-69--138
ALLEN, JOSH, 68-70--138
WONG, JACK, 71-68--139
POPE, BRIAN, 68-71--139

Failed to Quailfy
SAMPLE, JASON, 72-68--140
SIZEMORE, WINSTON, 67-73--140
BOLAND, BRENT, 72-69--141
BARBEE, BUCK, 70-71--141
BUSH, DAVID, 68-73--141
WATSON, TYLER, 67-74--141
SELAKOVICH, PATRICK, 71-72--143
CHAIDEZ, JEFF, 69-76--145
HOGAN, JOHN, 74-72--146
CARR, TERRY, 72-74--146
MARKS, DONNIE, 68-78--146
LANDRUM, DEREK, 75-79--154
WOODS, JIM, 84-75--159
MEADOWS, JOHN SCOTT, 81-80--161
TALBURT, EDDIE, 84-82--166
WEST, KYNDALL, 79-88--167

2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report

CHRIS, GINN, WD
WEBB, KIRBY, NC
LESTER, JAY, WD
TIPTON, BYRON, 80-NC--NC


Sam McCallister shot a cool 65 one over par in the second day to top his 70 on Saturday to take the lead in the Super Seniors going into Monday for the Super Seniors with Larry Patterson close behind with a 126 and Dan Young third with a 128. Absent from the field this year is perennial winner Ralph Williams who is recuperating from eye surgery. So Sam finally had some time for his day in the sun.

Roger Clement who shot par on Saturday and Sunday is tied for first with Stan Lee in the Senior Division. Lee Shot a wonderful 62 on Saturday, then tripped up with a 66 on Sunday.

Todd Martin is comfortably in the lead in the Mid-Senior Division after a great 62 on Saturday and then a one over par 65 on Sunday.
The Second Day of the War Memorial Fourth of July Tournament brought another humid day, but with wind. Rain cooled off the Course after blistering heat the day before. Past champions jockeyed for position for an exciting finish to the second round of the championship tournment which to say the least was anticlimactic for those watching only because there was one more day and anything can happen especially at War Memorial Golf Course. Joey Nichols, a tax lawyer with the Friday Law Firm from Little Rock, edged out Alex Carpenter, last years champion for the second day of the tournament. But Carpenter was just 1 stroke behind with a 124 for 36 holes. Tied for third were Neil Phelps and Lyle Middleton with a 36 hole total of 125. Not to be outdone, Lane Hulse and Michael Satterwhite tied for fourth place with a 36 hole total of 126.

Its going to be a dazzling finale tomorrow, even if it doesn't rain. The writer wishes to thank Bob Baker for providing todays scores in time for this publication.

Fourth of July Tournament Results

The Fourth of July Tournament started today on a mostly humid day with some rain. Players talked about the two new holes and felt they were challenging and rewarding. Some players commented about the sand on 13 right around the cup which caused the ball to stop dead. Following is a list of players together with their respective scores for the first day's play. Par on today's course was 64. (It was previously 65). Match players started playing first. Then Super Seniors, Mid-Seniors, Seniors, and then the Championship players. Throughout the day phone service at the club house was disconnected. Late afternoon phone service was restored. Players can call in tomorrow to get their tee times. The Clubhouse number is 501-663-0854. Bob Baker, facilities Manager at War Memorial Golf Course said that players will be paired according to their scores and that they would play between 730 and 12:50 with the lowest scores playing last.

In match play, Nate Mosely beat out Danny Hill with 1 up. Doug Webber beat down Allan Dishongh with 2 up. Cyril Enang beat out James Thomson with 1 up. Mark Griffin beat Kevin Saxton 4 and 3.

The lowest score in the Super Senior Championship Saturday was Larry Patterson's 66 (2 over par). There were 3 sub par rounds played in the Mid-Senior Championship Saturday played by John Siratt who shot a 61, Todd Martin who shot a 62 and Austin Franks who shot a 63. Stan Lee was the prevailing champion in the Senior Championship with their only sub-par round for a 62.

There were three sub-par rounds in the Championship Flight. Lyle Middleton lead the pack with a bistering 59, followed by Joey Nicholss blazing 60 and Neil Phelps and Mike Satterwhite with commendable 63s.

Players who played well and shot a 64 a par today recalled last year when they were rewarded with red for below par rounds, black for over par rounds, and blue for even par. This year, the first day at least, even par just got blackened for all their troubles.

The local TV stations were at the tournament no doubt to check out the two new holes 13 and 14. Some comments from the players throughout the day, "some people thought they were following a PGA tour." " I was so nervous (when the camera's were rolling, I couldn't hold the club. When I missed the shot, I asked the cameraman for instant replay hoping I could get another shot." Play continues tomorrow morning beginning at 7:30am with the Match Play Championship and Consolation Contest. Weather conditions tomorrow are hot, with a 20% chance of rain. Hopefully that chance will have been washed away by tonights rain, and it won't be so humid tomorrow.

2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP - FIRST FLIGHT
WAR MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE UPPER HALF LOWER HALF
Quarterfinal Semifinal Semifinal Quarterfinal
7/3/2010 7/4/2010 7/4/2010 7/3/2010

ALLAN DISHONGH 7:30 am WEBBER ENANG 7:40 am CYRIL ENANG

DOUG WEBBER 2 up 1 up JAMES THOMSON

7:30 am 7:30 am

DANNY HILL 7:30 am MOSLEY GRIFFIN 7:40 am MARK GRIFFIN

NATHANIEL MOSLEY 1 up 4 and 3 KEVIN SEXTON

Final
7/5/2010
7:30 am
Champion

2010 FOURTH OF JULY SUPER-SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report
PATTERSON, LARRY, 34-32--66
YOUNG, DAN, 34-33--67
MCALLISTER, SAM, 37-33--70
KARP, MIKE, 37-37--74
HENLEY, BRUCE, 36-39--75
BROOKS, RON, 38-40--78
ROOKS, WESLEY, 48-43--91

Failed to Quailfy
GINN, VERNON, WD

2010 FOURTH OF JULY SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report

LEE, STAN, 32-30--62
GOLDEN, KEN, 34-30--64
CLEMENT, ROGER, 34-30--64
RAMSEY, ALAN, 33-34--67
MAJKOWSKI, MIKE, 33-34--67
TAYLOR, OSCAR, 36-31--67
FLEMING, VIC, 35-33--68
FREELAND, BYRON, 36-32--68
KEITH, BILL, 37-32--69
SULLIVAN, LARRY, 36-33--69
BUFORD, STEVE, 35-35--70
POWELL, CLIFF, 36-34--70
ABLES, GARY, 36-35--71
DREWRY, JOHN, 37-34--71
RICHARDS, SCOTT, 37-37--74
O'MALLEY, KEVIN, 39-35--74
BROWN, FRED, 38-41--79
ABLES, SCOTT, 40-41--81
MCCARTY, JOHN, 44-39--83

2010 FOURTH OF JULY MID-SENIOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Newspaper Report
SIRATT, JOHN, 32-29--61
MARTIN, TODD, 32-30--62
FRANKS, AUSTIN, 29-34--63
LEWIS, BART, 33-31--64
EARLS, GEORGE, 32-32--64
BENTON, JEFF, 35-32--67
MOODY, RICK, 35-35--70
ANDERSON, TIMO, 38-33--71
QUICK, PATRICK, 37-34--71
PINNEY, SCOTT, 35-36--71
SPEED, BRECK, 36-40--76
UCHENDU, OGUGUA, 40-36--76
KING, JEFF, 40-39--79
WOOD, RONNIE, 39-41--80
RENAUD, RANDY, 42-39--81

Newspaper Report 2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP
MIDDLETON, LYLE, 29-30--59
NICHOLS, JOEY, 29-31--60
PHELPS, NEIL, 30-33--63
SATTERWHITE, MIKE, 32-31--63
NEIGHBORS, ROBERT, 35-29--64
HULSE, LANE, 30-34--64
ANTHONY, WILSON, 33-31--64
CARPENTER, ALEX, 31-33--64
THOMPSON, KYLE, 33-31--64
WILSON, NICK, 33-31--64
JENKINS, CHRIS, 31-34--65
HARRIS, TRACY, 32-34--66
SCHAAP, TREY, 35-31--66
BEAN, RICHARD, 32-34--66
WATSON, TYLER, 35-32--67
SIZEMORE, WINSTON, 35-32--67
CARPENTER, ADAM, 32-35--67
FITTS, CLARK, 36-31--67
BUSH, DAVID, 34-34--68
MARKS, DONNIE, 33-35--68
ALLEN, JOSH, 34-34--68
POPE, BRIAN, 35-33--68
TURNER, RYAN, 37-32--69
CAVINESS, CHRIS, 36-33--69
FOX, JAY, 35-34--69
CHAIDEZ, JEFF, 34-35--69
BARBEE, BUCK, 34-36--70
SELAKOVICH, PATRICK, 38-33--71
WONG, JACK, 36-35--71
SAMPLE, JASON, 38-34--72
BOLAND, BRENT, 38-34--72
CARR, TERRY, 39-33--72
HOGAN, JOHN, 36-38--74
LANDRUM, DEREK, 39-36--75
WEST, KYNDALL, 42-37--79
TIPTON, BYRON, 41-39--80
MEADOWS, JOHN SCOTT, 42-39--81
TALBURT, EDDIE, 39-45--84
WOODS, JIM, 43-41--84
Failed to Quailfy
LESTER, JAY, WD
WEBB, KIRBY, NC
CHRIS, GINN, WD

June 4, 2010 Progress On the 13th and 14th Greens and Invitation To 4th Of July Tournament

The Greens are coming along and there are now sprinkler heads squirting the greens with beautiful arcs of water showing just how big the greens are. Its the Second Week. We've gotten an invite from the club for the Annual 4th of July Tournament which we'll be able to play even though the greens won't be quite ready for prime time.

Here are some shots of the 13th and 14th Greens this week ending June 4, 2010.



Here is an invitation to join the 4th of July Tournament

Hello WMGC Tournament Players:

The 2010 Fourth of July Tournament will be held July 3-5 at War Memorial Park Golf Course in Little Rock. As you may know, War Memorial has undergone exciting new changes this year with the construction of two new holes. Hole thirteen has been changed to a medium-to-long par three across Coleman Creek. The new fourteenth hole is a dramatic, medium-length, downhill par three which plays to a peninsula green. Both holes will challenge the expert golfer, yet be playable by golfers of all skill levels. The greens are larger than most other greens at the Park and are nicely contoured. The tifdwarf bermuda sprigs are in their second week of growth and are showing good signs of green-up. They will not reach full maturity by the Fourth of July Championship, but we do expect them to be playable for the Fourth of July. The holes that were 14, 15 and 16 will be renumbered to become holes 15, 16 and 17.

We appreciate your support of War Memorial Park Golf Course and hope you will make plans to play in this year's Championship!

Bob Baker
Facility Supervisor
War Memorial Golf Course
Little Rock, AR 72205
501-663-0854
2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP
WAR MEMORIAL PARK GOLF COURSE
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
JULY 3, 4, 5, 2010
AN ASGA DESIGNATED EVENT


Eligibility
Entries are open to all amateur golfers, with the following restrictions: Mid-Senior entrants shall have reached their 40th birthday by July 3, 2009; Senior entrants shall have reached their 55th birthday by July 3, 2010; and Super-Senior entrants shall have reached their 65th birthday by July 3, 2010.
Format and Schedule
Five Divisions: Championship, Mid-Senior, Senior, Super-Senior, and Match-Play. Entrants shall designate the division in which they desire to compete and may compete in only one division. Only Championship division entrants are eligible to win the championship.
Championship Division (ASGA Designated): 54 holes stroke play to be played as follows: Saturday, July 3: 18 holes; Sunday, July 4: 18 holes. The top 50% of the field shall continue play Monday, July 5: 18 holes (remainder eliminated after 36 holes). At the conclusion of play on Monday, July 5, the low scorer will be the 2010 Fourth of July Champion. In the event of a tie, a sudden, death playoff beginning at hole number one will be conducted immediately.
Mid-Senior, Senior and Super-Senior Divisions (ASGA Designated): 54 holes stroke play to be played as follows: Saturday, July 3: 18 holes; Sunday, July 4: 18 holes; Monday, July 5: 18 holes. At the conclusion of play for entrants in each division on Monday, July 5, the low scorer in each division will be the 2010 Fourth of July Champion of his respective division.
Match-Play Division (non-designated): Number of flights shall be determined by total number of entrants, not to exceed 24. Each flight shall consist of eight competitors. Flights and seeding shall be according to qualifying scores. Each entrant shall return a qualifying score no later than Wednesday, June 30, at 8:00 p.m. All matches are scheduled for 18 holes. Saturday, July 3: First round of match play (quarterfinals). Winners advance to upper brackets; losers advance to consolation brackets. Sunday, July 4: Second round of match play (semifinals). Winners in upper and consolation brackets advance to final matches; remainder eliminated. Monday, July 5: Third round of match play (finals). Champions, runners-up, consolation winners and consolation runners-up in respective flights will be determined.
Entry Fee
Championship, Mid-Senior, Senior and Super-Senior Divisions: $135
Match-Play Division: $110
Deadline for Entries
Championship, Mid-Senior, Senior and Super-Senior Divisions: Wednesday, June 30, at 5:00 p.m.
Match-Play Division: Wednesday, June 30, at 5:00 p.m. or when 24 paid entries are received, whichever is earlier.
Players’ Luncheon
A catered luncheon will be provided on Saturday, July 3.
Prizes
Championship Division: Champion – Trophy and name engraved on the Paul W. Lewis, Sr., trophy.
Mid-Senior, Senior and Super-Senior Divisions: Champions, respectively – Trophy
Match-Play Flights: Medals for each flight winner.
All Divisions: Merchandise certificates based on order of finish.
Starting Times
Starting times will be posted in the golf shop on Friday, July 2. Telephone: 501-663-0854.
Practice Rounds
One complimentary practice round between June 28 and July 2 will be allowed for each paid entrant.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

APPLICATION FOR ENTRY – 2010 FOURTH OF JULY CHAMPIONSHIP

Name____________________________________ Phone (H)___________________(C)__________________
Address_____________________________________E-mail________________________________________
City____________________________________________ State___________________ Zip_______________

I wish to play in the following division (check one box):

 Championship
 Mid-Senior (Age______; Date of Birth_____/_____/_____)
 Senior (Age______; Date of Birth_____/_____/_____)
 Super-Senior (Age______; Date of Birth_____/_____/_____)
 Match Play
Make check or money order for entry fee payable to City of Little Rock ($135 for Championship, Mid-Senior, Senior and Super-Senior Divisions, or $110 for Match-Play Division) and mail with completed entry form to Bob Baker, War Memorial Golf Course, 5511 W. Markham, Little Rock, AR 72205. No refunds after June 30.








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1996 – Steve Bradley
1997 – Jay Fox
1998 – Joey Nichols
1999 – Joey Nichols
2000 – Tracy Harris
2001 – Chris Jenkins
2002 – Chris Jenkins
2003 – Jay Fox
2004 – Chris Jenkins
2005 – Jay Fox
2006 – Wes McNulty
2007 – Michael Barre’
2008 – Wes McNulty
2009 - Alex Carpenter

1937-1965 – Match Play
1965-2008 – Stroke Play

A Day At The Course Minus 6 holes

From the new teeing area on 13Looking at 14 from 13Looking at the 18th Looking at 18Another shot of 13 with the creek dividing will be 190 yardsIts a straight shot down 13th from tee to greenThe new tee area down the 13th fairwayThe new 14th from the teeAnother view of the 14th hole to the green

some of the 14th A view accross the 14 and 13th and 18thA view of the old picnic area-will it stay?Guess this tree lost the right to liveA view from the tee of the new 14

THE PLAYGROUND WILL IT REMAIN?
THEY COULDN'T CARE LESS
ITS NICE TO BE ABLE TO RELAX AND ENJOY LIFE

Bastille Day July 14, 2009 Tournament

Wayne Waggoner as promised serenaded the contestants with his rendition of La Marseillaise to start the Bastille Day Tournament. Four golfers marched through the War Memorial Golf Course catapulting their shots upto the embankments and onto the greens. In the spirit of the day, tournament chair Ralph Williams lead the players through the rules requiring contestants to tee off on alternating tees of blue, white and red throughout the tournament. It wasn't easy-and no, noone won the penultmate prize of a trip for 2 to Paris (Arkansas that is by bus) with a hole in one on the 17th. Excitement and thrills from the crowds came on the 8th hole when James Thomson holed out with a pitch shot above the hole about 30 feet that hit the flag stick and then dropped into the hole. Colin Osment, a rising star finally got his game on the back nine-must of waked up by then, with a 36. Tournament players were treated to application of their handicaps to obtain blistering net scores for Thomson a 57 and Waggoner a 67.