Randall State Bank clipped Sazama Family Chiropractic 28.5-15.5 to secure a one-point lead Thursday, May 2, in the men's league standings at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Reichert Bus rocketed up to second thanks to its 31.5-12.5 victory over People's Security. Thelen Heating is in third place after topping Friends of Tony 27.5-16.5.
Results from May 2
Team results
Von Hanson's Meats 27.5, .925 Silver 16.5
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Mid-Minnesota FCU 25.5, Team Legacy 18.5
Big Wood 23, The Tee Hive 21
Shep's On 6th 22.5, Edward Jones 21.5
Reichert Bus 31.5, People's Security 12.5
Giovanni's Frozen Pizza 22, State Farm Insurance 22
Us Bank 25.5, Hy-Tec Construction 18.5
Holden Electric 23.5, Riverwood Bank 20.5
Randall State Bank 28.5, Sazama Family Chiro 15.5
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CTC 27, Nexthome Horizons 17
Thelen Heating 27.5, Friends Of Tony 16.5
Deerwood Bank 25.5, Brainerd Eyecare Center 18.5
American National Bank 23, Frandsen Bank 20.5
Team standings
Randall State Bank 58, Reichert Bus 57, Thelen Heating 55.5, Big Wood 53.5, Von Hanson's Meats 52.5, State Farm Insurance 52, Riverwood Bank 50, Holden Electric 50, Deerwood Bank 50, Shep's On 6th 49.5, American National Bank 43.5, Us Bank 43, Mid-Minnesota FCU 42.5, CTC 41.5, .925 Silver 40.5, Nexthome Horizons 40.5, The Tee Hive 40, Edward Jones 40, Hy-Tec Construction 39.5, Brainerd Eyecare Center 39, Sazama Family Chiro 38.5, Team Legacy 38, Frandsen Bank 36.5, Giovanni's Frozen Pizza 35.5, Friends Of Tony 31, People's Security 26.5
Individual results
Closest to pin: Tim Trott, Rich Jones
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Longest putt: Ryan Neitzke, Dave Malchow
Low net: Eric Pion -6, John Thelen -5, Bob Thorkelson -4
Second flight: Tim Thorson, Mike Higgins, Tim Trott
Low gross: Drew Dufner -4, Craig Franke -1, Ryan Neitzke even
Second flight: Chris Boelter, Joe Ranweiler, Adam Hopps
Side game (net): Dan Travica 33, Joe Winegar 33
Side game (gross): Seth Nelson 30
May 9 matchups
Dutch Legacy
American National Bank vs. Friends Of Tony
Deerwood Bank vs. CTC
Thelen Heating vs. Sazama Family Chiro
Nexthome Horizons vs. Holden Electric
Randall State Bank vs. Hy-tec Construction
Us Bank vs. Riverwood Bank
The Tee Hive vs. State Farm Insurance
Shep's On 6th vs. People's Security
Reichert Bus vs. Giovanni';s Frozen Pizza
Edward Jones vs. Team Legacy
.925 Silver vs. Big Wood
Mid-minnesota Fcu vs. Brainerd Eyecare Center
Von Hanson's Meats vs. Frandsen Bank
Golf-A-Palooza set
The second Brainerd lakes area Golf-A-Palooza is scheduled for 2-5 p.m. Sunday, May 19 at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Sponsored by Cragun's, Crosswoods Golf Course, Madden's Resort, The Pines at Grand View Lodge and Chris Foley Golf Schools, the event will offer free PGA professional instruction, junior and family golf information from area courses, exclusive junior golf club sale and swap ad more.
Those interested in selling old junior sets can drop them off at any of the sponsor locations.
Breezy Point women
The Breezy Point women's golf luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 9 at Billy's Restaurant in Breezy Point.
Anyone interested in a 9-hole league are invited to attend.
The first day of league play will be 10 a.m. Thursday, May 16. Any questions call Ruth Klukow at 763-300-5674 or email her at klukowr@aol.com .
Israelson qualifies
Andrew Israelson shot a 3-under-par 69 to earn co-medalist honors and advance through US Open qualifying Monday, May 6, at StoneRidge Golf Club in Stillwater.
Israelson, a Staples-Motley High School graduate and current North Dakota State University men's player, tied with Ross Miller of Maple Grove.
Area's ranked players
The Brainerd Warriors boys team is ranked ninth in the state by the MGA's Nick Hunter and has three players ranked in the top 100.
The Warrior girls team is ranked 25th in the state.
Brainerd senior Gavin Metz is ranked 19th in the state followed by junior Cody Evans at 69 and sophomore Erik Stoxen at 81.
Staples-Motley's Beck Erholtz is ranked 50th. Junior Brady Raph of Pine River-Backus is ranked 47th.
Despite not playing because of an injury, Staples-Motley's Alix Peterson is ranked 82nd on the girls side.
Homeless and Wounded Warriors
The Homeless and Wounded Warriors fundraising golf tournament is scheduled for Noon, May 27, at Whitefish Golf Club in Pequot Lakes.
There entry fee is $75 per player and includes golf, cart and dinner. The event check in will begin at 10:30 a.m. with awards and dinner to start around 5 p.m.
To register your four-person team call the Whitefish Golf Club at 218-543-4900.
Homeless and Wounded Warriors of Minnesota exists solely as a 501c3 non-profit charity dedicated to providing financial and emotional support as well as assistance, respect and honor to the most vulnerable veterans and their families
Upcoming events
May 9-Nine-hole mixed scramble, Crosswoods Golf Course
May 10-Duffer's Open, Cragun's Legacy Courses
May 12-Mother's Day, mothers play free, Emily Greens
May 13-MGA Senior Tour, Eagle's Landing Golf Club
May 17-Fussbusters, Cuyuna Rolling Hills
May 18-TaylorMade Fitting day, The Pines at Grand View Lodge
May 18-Callaway Fitting day, The Pines at Grand View Lodge
May 18-Spring Fling 'Go Low' Scramble, Emily Greens
May 18-Sons of American Legion Scramble, Northwood Hills
May 18-Tournament of Champions, open to any 2018 Club Champion, Minnesota National
May 19-Golf-a-palooza, Cragun's Legacy Courses
May 19-Bloody Open, Whitefish Golf Club
May 24-Men's morning opening shotgun, Whitetail Run
May 24-Men's evening opening shotgun, Whitetail Run
May 25-13th Annual Madden's Parent/Child tournament, Madden's Pine Beach East
May 25-13th Annual Madden's Parent/Child Mite Flight, Madden's Social Nine
May 26-20th Legacy Spring Challenge, Cragun's Legacy Courses
May 27-Homeless and Wounded Warriors, Whitefish Golf Club
May 27-28-Fred-Mark 27-hole Shamble, The Pines and Preserve at Grand View Lodge
May 28-29-MGA Senior Tour, Breezy Point Resort's Deacon's Lodge and Whitebirch
