VGA Flight both A and B Results from today’s event.
Flight A top 3
Jim Foster clinched the victory today, despite being tied with Steve Yamasaki at a net score of 71; he triumphed in a scorecard playoff on the unique Arizona Grand course. Naturally, Steve secured 2nd place, while Dennis Sylvia claimed 3rd with a net of 72. Larry Burton earned an ‘Atta Boy’ with a net score of 73. There was a single flight today, which kicked off at a sweltering 9 am.
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Jim Cox 1st at 151, Gary Moffitt 2nd at 151, Amy Arnold 3rd at 152, Elmer Schmidt 4th at 153, and Larry Burton 5th at 153.
Top Five Gross Flight 2 Champions
Gary Vance 1st at 151, Jeffrey Darbut 2nd at 159, Joe Gallie 3rd at 159, Curtis Kloc 4th at 161, and Fred Baldwin 4th at 161.
Sunday’s Net winners for A and B Flights
1st A Flight George Kowalchik, 2nd A Flight Amy Arnold, 3rd A Flight Elmer Schmidt . 1st B Flight Gary Vance, 2nd B Flight Lovell Robinson, 3rd B Flight Pragnesh Shah
Flight A Top 3 Big DogsforSaturday round only
Jim Cox is in first place with a score of 73. Larry Burton and Kevin Williams tied for second place with scores of 74, with Larry winning the tiebreaker and Kevin taking third place. Gary Moffitt and Matt Brogen scored 75, so they share the “Atta Boy” without a playoff.
Flight B Top 3 Big Dog for Saturday Round only
Joe Galli secured first place in Flight B with the day’s lowest score of 71 net. Well done, Joe. Gary Vance claimed second place with a commendable 73 net. Completing the top three was Fred Baldwin at 76 net. The Atta Boy was jointly awarded to Curt Kloc, Tom Hebert, and Don Majors, each with a score of 79 net.
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VGA Flight both A and B Results from today’s event.
Flight A top 3
Dave Dean clinched 1st place in today’s single-flight event with a net score 67. Well done, Dave! Larry Burton followed closely, securing 2nd place with a net score of 69, just two strokes behind. Mike Roether, making a notable return, landed in 3rd place with a net score of 70. The ‘Atta Boy’ was shared by Jim Cox, Donald Majors, William “The Carver” Heller, and Jeff Darbut, all finishing with a net score of 73.
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