2011 IRISH CUP

WAR MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE

2011 IRISH CUP

18 HOLE

FOUR-PERSON SCRAMBLE

SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2011

9:00A.M.

ENTRY FEE $180.00/TEAM

$45.00/PERSON

PRIZES, PRIZES, PRIZES!

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Christmas In the Park Gets Closer to Christmas and Winter on Second Day

The first day of the Tournament was a balmy windy day and just like summer in December. The second day was a chilling day back to winter and not the greatest conditions for golfers. Some players preferred to walk to keep warm because without heaters or plastic golf cart enclosures the wind was a killer. (Those covers can be purchased through the golf shop and run somewhere below $150.00 I think). 

Santa Clause? pre Christmas loads the presents after the tournament to deliver them to Toy Hill for the Christmas In the Park Tournament. Contestants donated an unwrapped present to Toys for Tots for a free golf cart.

Jay Lester and Kirby Webb won First Place Championship Flight at the War Memorial Golf Course and shot a 2 day total of 119 with a 59 on the first day scramble and 60 on the second day four ball. Jay Lester shot a 2 on the 12th hole on Sunday. He hit a 3 wood on his second shot to the green and in the hole. Holy cow! Not a birdie, not an eagle, but something between a hole in one and an eagle. I guess a double eagle? Help me out here. Steve Allinson and John Cloud won 2nd place in the Championship Flight with a 59 on the first day and a 67 on the second day for a combined total of 126.

Breck Speed and Pat O'Brien won First Place First Flight at the War Memorial Golf Course and shot a two day total of 134 with a 66 on the first day and 68 on the second day.  Ross McCain IV and Jimmy Lasley won second place in the first flight with a first day score of 65 and a second day score of 70 for a combined total score of 135. Ross McCain and Thomas McCain won third place in the First Flight with a first day score of 65 and a second day score of 73 for a combined score of 138 in the First Flight. The McCains gave their share of the winnings to the War Memorial Golf Association. Thank you, thank you, thank you. We're not a 501 c 3 I hope they know that. I'll be sure to tell them in case they change their mind.

Jim Fowler and David Menz clinched first place in the Second Flight with a first day score of 69 and a second day core of 68 for a combined score of 137. They were the only team to play better on the second day then any of the other players. They were ready for the cold weather.
Darren Wagner and Howard McCain won second place in the Second Flight with a first day score of 70 and a second day score of 70 for a combined score of 140. 

The Christmas tree in the golf shop is adorned with actual golf balls as ornaments! Golfers were treated to a box lunch from Jason's Deli each day and Coffee donated by Danny Hill's Standard Coffee with a Christmas Blend and Regular Coffee. War Memorial Golf Association donated Donuts and Christmas Cookies.

CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK FIRST DAY RESULTS

Next-Up Christmas In the Park December 4-5-2010

You are cordially invited to play in the . . .

2010 Christmas in the Park

Two-Person Scramble/

Four-Ball

War Memorial Golf Course

Saturday and Sunday

December 4-5
Format: 36 holes at Stroke Play. Two-Person Teams - Scramble on Saturday, Four-Ball on Sunday.

You are cordially invited to play in the 2010 Christmas in the Park tournament to be held December 4 and 5 at War Memorial Golf Course. Attached is the tournament flyer and entry form. This year we will again be collecting toys for the Toys for Tots drive which will be held nearby at Toy Hill. We ask that you bring a toy (or two) to place under the Christmas tree in the clubhouse on the first day of the tournament. We will deliver the toys to the Marine Corps delivery station at nearby Toy Hill. Your contributions in the past have no doubt brightened the spirits of many children. Please share your generosity and Christmas spirit again this year by supporting Toys for Tots!

We hope you'll join us!
Bob Baker

Facility Supervisor

War Memorial Golf Course

501-663-0854






Starting Times: 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start each day.

Entry Fee: $100 per team. (Carts not included.) Lunch provided each day.
Deadline: Thursday, December 2, 5:00 p.m.
Golf Shop: 501-663-0854ENTRY FORM




“CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK”

TWO-PERSON SCRAMBLE/FOUR-BALL

WAR MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE

SATURDAY (Scramble) and SUNDAY (Four-Ball)

DECEMBER 4 and 5, 2010



TEAM MEMBERS:



Name:_________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________

City/State/Zip:__________________________________________

Phone:________________________________________________

E-mail:________________________________________________



Name:_________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________

City/State/Zip:__________________________________________

Phone:________________________________________________

E-Mail:________________________________________________



Cart: Saturday: yes__ no__ Tee Times: 10:00 a.m. each day

Sunday: yes__ no__ “shotgun” start



Flights: Based on number of teams

and first day scores.



Prizes: Pro shop merchandise; closest

to hole and long drive prizes.



Entry Fee: $100.00 per team

(does not include cart)



Make check or money order payable to:

City of Little Rock



Mail to:

War Memorial Golf Course

5511 West Markham

Little Rock, AR 72205 Phone: 501-663-0854

After the 2010 Harvest Scramble In The Clubhouse Getting Prizes

HARVEST SCRAMBLE SECOND DAY RESULTS 11/7/2010

HARVEST SCRAMBLE FIRST DAY RESULTS

Saturday's Scores appear on the right side of the Sunday Pairings. So far, the teams of Jay Lester, Dan Bloodworth, & John Tetens tied with Louis Lee, Tim Fielder, and Mark Brugner with scores of 54. Clark Fitts, Gus Fitts, & Billy Zihala are second with 55, and Ralph Williams, Don White, and Danny Hill are tied for third with John Vinson, Cecilia Vinson and Josh Vinson who shot a respectable 57.  All players were treated to Terri Lynns Barbecue, coffee, and holloween candy. Harvest decorations of hay and pumpkins adorned the scoreboard area and the entrance to the golf shop. Contestants will try their skill tomorrow at 10AM for another shotgun start and a ride to victory for the three person scramble.