It was an unusual day on the golf links when two players scored holes-in-one at the Beaufort County Community College Foundation’s 17th annual Golf Tournament held Friday, Sept. 10, at the Washington Yacht and Country Club.
The tee shots for golfers Paul Manning, of Washington, and Will Franklin, of Greenville, went in on hole number 15 at the golf course, earning each a set of Callaway fairway woods and a $500 Visa Card provided by Lee Chevrolet-Buick and Park Boat Company.
The tournament, of which PCS Phosphate in Aurora is a major sponsor, is held each year to raise money for BCCC scholarships.
This year’s tournament raised more than $10,000 for the Foundation, according to Foundation Director Judy Meier Jennette
“The BCCC Foundation is very pleased with the continuing support the community has shown for this golf tournament,” she said. “It is a very popular tournament among players who are dedicated to the support of higher education in Beaufort County and the surrounding region.”
“Thanks to the support of these golfers and other generous members of the community, the BCCC Foundation awarded more than $28,000 to some 50 deserving students who are attending BCCC this fall,” she said.
For the third year in a row, the tournament offered two tee times to accommodate a growing number of golfers interested in playing in the event.
The winners from the 8:30 am round were as follows:
First place in the Championship Flight: Ross Kain, Bobby Hardy, Cordon Tracy, and Josh Chandler. Second place in the Championship Flight: Tom Richter, Mark Henley, Bill Bowes, and Jeff Bowes.
First place in the First Flight: Bill Wall, Mike Wooles, David McLawhorn, and Matt McLawhorn. Second place in the First Flight: Phillip Price, Wesley Adams, Dick Barber, and Daniel Bergevin
First place in the Second Flight: Mike Tucker, Ed Smith, Jeff Joyner, and Mike Derner. Second place in the Second Flight: Carl Biedinger, Dick Fitzgerald, Lou Weltzer, and Byron Martin.
The winners from the 1:30 pm round were as follows:
First place in the Championship Flight: Cornell McGill, Tim Satchell, Jay Lynn, and Sam Leggett. Second place in the Championship Flight: Charlie Rasmussen, Alton Griffin, Paul Manning, and Warren Jarrett.
First place in the First Flight: Bobby Morse, Randy Apple, Claude Dupree, and Shady Brantley. Second place in the First Flight: Eric Slade, Steve Beckel, Andy Franklin, Curtis Brown
First place in the Second Flight: Todd Bryant, Thomas Waters, Andy Porter, and Ricky Young. Second place in the Second Flight: Russ Ipock, John Mattheis, Dave Newman, and Larry Whittington.
Other prizes included the Longest-Drive-Prize which went to Matt Aldridge and Closest-to-the-Pin prizes that went to John Jordan on the Fifth Hole, Eric Slade on the 10th Hole, Sam Leggett on the 13th Hole, and Franklin and Manning on the 15th Hole.
Co-sponsors of the tournament were Lee Chevrolet-Buick, East Carolina Bank, First South Bank, Embarq, Flanders Filters, JKF Architecture, P & G Manufacturing Inc., Tideland EMC, Carver Machine Works, and Park Boat Company
The tee shots for golfers Paul Manning, of Washington, and Will Franklin, of Greenville, went in on hole number 15 at the golf course, earning each a set of Callaway fairway woods and a $500 Visa Card provided by Lee Chevrolet-Buick and Park Boat Company.
The tournament, of which PCS Phosphate in Aurora is a major sponsor, is held each year to raise money for BCCC scholarships.
This year’s tournament raised more than $10,000 for the Foundation, according to Foundation Director Judy Meier Jennette
“The BCCC Foundation is very pleased with the continuing support the community has shown for this golf tournament,” she said. “It is a very popular tournament among players who are dedicated to the support of higher education in Beaufort County and the surrounding region.”
“Thanks to the support of these golfers and other generous members of the community, the BCCC Foundation awarded more than $28,000 to some 50 deserving students who are attending BCCC this fall,” she said.
For the third year in a row, the tournament offered two tee times to accommodate a growing number of golfers interested in playing in the event.
The winners from the 8:30 am round were as follows:
First place in the Championship Flight: Ross Kain, Bobby Hardy, Cordon Tracy, and Josh Chandler. Second place in the Championship Flight: Tom Richter, Mark Henley, Bill Bowes, and Jeff Bowes.
First place in the First Flight: Bill Wall, Mike Wooles, David McLawhorn, and Matt McLawhorn. Second place in the First Flight: Phillip Price, Wesley Adams, Dick Barber, and Daniel Bergevin
First place in the Second Flight: Mike Tucker, Ed Smith, Jeff Joyner, and Mike Derner. Second place in the Second Flight: Carl Biedinger, Dick Fitzgerald, Lou Weltzer, and Byron Martin.
The winners from the 1:30 pm round were as follows:
First place in the Championship Flight: Cornell McGill, Tim Satchell, Jay Lynn, and Sam Leggett. Second place in the Championship Flight: Charlie Rasmussen, Alton Griffin, Paul Manning, and Warren Jarrett.
First place in the First Flight: Bobby Morse, Randy Apple, Claude Dupree, and Shady Brantley. Second place in the First Flight: Eric Slade, Steve Beckel, Andy Franklin, Curtis Brown
First place in the Second Flight: Todd Bryant, Thomas Waters, Andy Porter, and Ricky Young. Second place in the Second Flight: Russ Ipock, John Mattheis, Dave Newman, and Larry Whittington.
Other prizes included the Longest-Drive-Prize which went to Matt Aldridge and Closest-to-the-Pin prizes that went to John Jordan on the Fifth Hole, Eric Slade on the 10th Hole, Sam Leggett on the 13th Hole, and Franklin and Manning on the 15th Hole.
Co-sponsors of the tournament were Lee Chevrolet-Buick, East Carolina Bank, First South Bank, Embarq, Flanders Filters, JKF Architecture, P & G Manufacturing Inc., Tideland EMC, Carver Machine Works, and Park Boat Company
