2022 IMGA Club Champions: Fred Swed, Super Senior 75 Champion; Peter Yoon, IMGA Club Champion; Don Noble, Super Senior 80 Club Champion
Mike Willinger
Congratulations to Peter Yoon who has become a back-to-back IMGA Club Champion. He completed this feat with a three-round score of 215, winning by just one stroke in a highly competitive final match.
Congratulations are extended to Bill Swed, the 2022 Super Senior 75 Champion, and to the unbeatable Don Noble, the 2022 Super Senior 80 Champion. Don has now won seven championships in a row—four in the Super Senior 75 and now three in the Super Senior 80. An incredible run.
First-Place Results by Flight of the Club Championship with Gross Score:
Club Championship:
Flight 1: Peter Yoon 215
Flight 2: Harry Johnson 239
Flight 3: Brady Serold 252
Super Senior 75:
Flight 1: Bill Swed 212
Flight 2: Howard Dielmann 235
Flight 3: Leon Hapka* 245
Super Senior 80:
Flight 1: Don Noble 218
Flight 2: Steve Schenk 240
Flight 3: Brad Littlefield 253
*Leon scored a hole-in-one on hole number 6 on the third day of the Championship.
More IMGA Winners:
March 15 1-2-3 (4 Man Team)
First place (AM): Bruce Wright, Dan Hewitt, Dennis Schepp, Gayle King
March 22 3 Best Ball (Net)
First place (AM): (tie) Wayne Karp, Robert Barnett, Jim Martin, Michael Kozak/Daniel Strandberg, Bob Royer, Jerry Newhaus, Don Milberger
Congratulations to Rich Popham who scored a hole-in-one on number 17.
April 5 Member/Member
(AM) – Flight 1: Ron Rogers and Peter Yoon, Flight 2: Joe D’Amore and Ronald Fager, Flight 3: Jim Flanagan and Larry Gagnon
(PM) – Flight 1: Dale Bassi and John Skoworn, Flight 2: Michael Kozak and Jim Ray
Club News:
Members have been asked to be aware of how they leave sand traps to ensure there are no unrepaired footprints before and after play. The local rule will allow a member to lift the ball from a footprint, groom the sand with a rake, and replace the ball in the same spot if necessary.
Dan Jonker, IMGA Treasurer, reports that IMGA is heading towards exceeding last year’s revenues substantially. The Member/Guest has contributed considerably towards that upside.
Another factor in an increase in revenue is that member sign-up for 2022 now stands at 250 players.
The board has undertaken a review of the club bylaws and is also considering a review of the local rules applied to the Ironwood course.