Local couple dominates Smithers Mr. and Mrs. golf tourney
At the end of two rounds of alternating shot golf at the Mr. and Mrs. tournament in Smithers July 15 and 16, it was no surprise to anyone who stood at the top of the leaderboard.The net side of the equation was also more or less a foregone conclusion with Ann and Philip Maher putting up a scorching minus-19 after the handicaps were factored in.
The format for the 36-hole tournament saw 48 couples from Prince George to Prince Rupert teeing off then alternating shots until the ball was in the cup. Day 1 on Saturday was regular tee times and on Sunday it was a shotgun start at 1o a.m. Despite a forecast of sweltering temperatures and scattered showers, conditions for golf were excellent except for about two hours on Sunday when a smokey haze from wildfires descended on the course.
In addition to three Mr. and Mrs. flights based on combined handicaps, there was a His and Hers flight for partners who are not a couple.Mr. and Mrs. A Flight Low Gross3. Merissa and Brendan DeVries, 1591. Carol and Andrew Schaeffer, 1714. Durell Van Alstyne and Ryan Boult, 1822. Doniree Hartford and Levi Olson, 1891. Trudy Schatz and Larry Lutz, 1754. Cheryl Butler and Don Sholinder, 1893. Sabrina and Phil Lickers, 137 1. Dorit Lindner and Joe Pacheco, 133 4. Kathryn and Roger Harris, 144 3.
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