The 28th annual golf tournament was held last Saturday at Simoro Golf Links. Thirty golfers enjoyed golf and lunch. Bob Armstrong won the Arnie Krueger Memorial Trophy with a top score of 77. He was followed by John Myers, Dale Barrett, Wayne Whittaker and Chuck Alexander. Mike Hill won the top guest award with an 83 over Barry Towner and Harry Stegenga. Team Keogh took the Best Ball Foursome with a 67. Team Haugh/Miller/Barclay captured second while Team Maw/Harris/Georgi and Team Adams/Richardson tied for third. Rob and Cameron VanBuskirk took on the big boys showing some sparkling shots (just wait till next year!). Jim Doyle, Gerry Murfitt and Bob Burns battled it out in their foursome. Dale Barrett won closest to the pin with a remarkable shot on #7 that was only 30 cm away. Jim Doyle pounded out the longest drive scorching one further than all of the other golfers (and on the fairway). As has become custom, Michael Keogh worked his magic with a heads/tails contest to raise money for Harmonize for Speech - $114.11 in total. Thanks to Michael from all the barbershoppers.
Mark Saturday, July 24, 2010 on your calendars for next year's tournament.
Jim Lewis checks in the troops.
Army sports a new "doo".
Check out Chuck's form.
Larry and his new toy.
Gerry, Wayne, Jim and Bob (Guess whose second shot was from just short of the women's tee?)
Shirley Richardson, Judy Adams, David Adams and Claude Richardson
Rob and Cameron Van Buskirk with Barry Towner
Bob Armstrong, Harry Stegenga and Chuck Alexander
Larry and Kay Maw with Rod Harris and Katrin Georgi
Jerry Lynch, Dale Barrett, Ross Westcott and Mike Hill
The Keogh Clan, Lou, Jake, Mike and Mau 
Bill Barclay, John Myers, Bob Haugh and Don Miller
Bob sporting his natural "doo" tallies the scores.
Cameron gets into the Birthday Song - he turned ten that day.
The staff show their appreciation for being serenaded with "Let Me Call You Sweetheart".
Jim and Gerry, finalists in Mike Keogh's heads/tails contest for H4S
Dale presents the Arnie Krueger Memorial Trophy to the champ, Bob Armstrong.
Where there are barbershoppers, there is song.
