Yes Tony, I was there. The course was setup reasonably, although my soon to be Freshman (friend's son), had difficulty carrying some of the forced carries. He lost his first ball of the day on his first hole, the tenth, on his way to a 9. He battled back and shot a respectable 96. 51, 45.
Eric Kryanowaski (sp?) who finished second in the class B state tournament, shot 81 and Jeff Wrage (5th in state class B) shot 91.
Putting was the key, although with the recent rains, made the Wooga thick in spots placing a real premium driving onto the short grass.
The course was beautiful, as always.
Our low man in the group shot 90 and birdied the 15th from the right center of the fairway behind the right side fwy bunker, with a shot to about 6 feet, from an almost totally blind spot. I asked and he said he could only see the top of the stick. The wind from the NW assists on that hole to help hold the green.