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• Jacob Macinanti Wins Philly Junior Tournament

  Today I played in a
  Philly Junior Tour tournament at Radley Run. I started out my first nine with a
  large stomach ache and shot a 39. However, I was starting to feel quite a bit
  better on the back and shot a -1 35 which I am very happy with. I won the
  tournament with a 74. I am glad with my score, and feel even feel better about
  the fact that i made a few mistakes that led to bad holes. That lets me know
  when I start to eliminate the bad mistakes, I can shoot even lower in the
  future.
  
  Jacob Macinanti

• Matt Hardman wins first Professional Tournament

  Matt Hardman fires 64 - 66 and won first Professional Tournament The MiMOSA HILLS  TOURNAMENT.  FINISHED 10 UNDER PAR.  

• Bob Beck wins Tournament

  Couldn't of done it without you. 12 birds three
  rounds. 52 and rain 👍thanks
  2016 SOS Ed Tutwiler Spring Creek GC
  Thursday, May 19, 2016   
  1 Bob Beck/ Kenneth Phillips - 66 - 67 - 68 - 204 
  
  
  

• Jacob Macinanti Wins Junior Tournament

  Congratulations to Jake nice win at Four Seasons.  Scored 75.
  Lancaster County Junior Golf Tour event played this Thursday at Four Seasons.

• Cole Villa wins US Kid's Junior Tournament

  Hi Ted,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Just wanted to let you know Cole had a 1st place finish at his US Kids tournament held at the
  Pittsburgh Field Club.  He finally broke 80. Shot even par on the back nine for a low round of 78.  Was one over going into #9 and hit 2 shots
  out of bounds. Ended up with a 42 on the front. Had to overcome some
  nervousness as he was playing with two teen girls. Tour championship next week.
  Hope to see you soon.
  
  Martha

• Bob Beck Wins Brewer Cup

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Beck holed a 25-yard bunker shot to defeat Lu Lu Country Club’s Christopher Clauson for the Senior title in the event’s 9th edition, presented by Callaway Golf. That astonishing occurrence followed an inconceivable discovery. On No. 1 (par 4, 381 yards), the match’s 19th hole, Beck tugged his drive left, presumably out-of-bounds. After a brief search, observers noticed two golf balls in the fairway — one obviously Clauson’s because of a pure drive; the other, inconceivably so, belonged to Beck.
    “I don’t know what to tell you. I guess it was meant to be,” a stunned and speechless Beck, 56, of Allentown, Pa., said. “I got a gift from the golf gods and made pretty good use of it. I made lemons into lemonade.”
    “I don’t know why, but I’m no longer surprised that happened,” Clauson, 59, of Philadelphia, Pa., said. “I’m using certain breathing techniques to get me back into the moment. The most important is, ‘How do you stay present?’” I was able to that, so in some way it didn’t surprise me what happened. You do whatever it takes to win. In this case, he had an opportunity, stepped up and did it. Hat’s off to him.”
    Prior to the curtain call, Beck, with a yardage of 150 in the No. 1 fairway, debated a 7-iron, but decided on an 8-iron, strong swing included. It tracked toward the flagstick but plummeted into the right greenside bunker. Clauson hit an uphill 7-iron 157 yards to 30 feet left of the hole location. Once both finalists arrived at the green, Beck, expressionless and even-keeled regardless of circumstance, reviewed the slope, stepped into the sand and swung. His golf ball cleared the lip and chased into the cup.
    “I tried to hit it close and win it. I had a decent lie in the trap. I just took a swing at it and it went in,” Beck said.