The trees that held so much color over the last few weeks are now largely bare. And with the rain last night and the wind today, the grounds crew has their hands full trying to keep up with all the leaves coming down! Take a look at our latest newsletter for more updates.
With the rain coming in for the second half of the long weekend, all the tournament rounds were played on either Saturday or Sunday morning. Based on the scoring, there was no clear advantage of playing on one day or the other. The weather both days was similar, although a bit cloudier on Sunday. Monday was a wash as a classic New England nor’easter set up off the coast.
Playing second shots without being deep in trouble is a much better feeling. Let’s help you find more fairways. We’ll start by understanding your shot dispersion width off the tee with your driver (or whichever club you usually use off the tee). Take a look at our latest newsletter to read more: https://online.retailtribe.com/Client/OnlineEditor/EMV.aspx?n=7003758&r=3526
The first-round matches got started last Saturday, after being rescheduled due to rain over the previous weekend.
Defending Champion, Dan McCarthy, John Taves, Ben Scott, and Tim McDonough all advanced to the semi-finals. Both Sunday semi-final matches were very close, with a winner not determined until the 18th hole. John Taves birdied the 16th and 17th holes to take a 1-up lead to the 18th over Dan McCarthy. When Dan was unable to win the 18th to push the match to extra holes, John had punched his ticket to the final match. In the other semi-final match, Tim McDonough survived a see-saw battle with Ben Scott. With the match all even on the 18th tee, Tim squeaked out the win with a bogey. Take a look at our newsletter to find out more: https://online.retailtribe.com/Client/OnlineEditor/EMV.aspx?n=7003756&r=3526
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