Ann Seybold is a relatively new member at Camelback, but based upon her reaction after making a long putt, she’s loving being there.
Camelback Golf Club’s Ladies Champion for 2015 is Gail Kennedy. She lit it up with a two day gross of 159 to capture the crown.
Gail Kennedy – the 2015 Ladies Club Champion
Diane Hunter won the Championship in the Low Net category. Her two day total was a scorching 136. It was a super event. A tip of the hat to Matt Person for coordinating another great Camelback Golf Club tournament.
Here are some pictures of the action. Clicking on any image will enlarge it and put you into the “slide show” mode. Clicking on the “x” in the upper left corner will close the slide show.
Brad Sinclair captured the 2015 Camelback Club Championship by firing a seven over par 151 over two days of great competition on two of the Valley’s finest courses. He shot 75 on the Ambiente course in Friday’s round and carded a 76 on the Padre course Saturday. He all but took ownership of the three pars winning three out of the eight possible “closest to the pin” contests. Dave Allen and Ross Yeo finished in a tie for second place.
Frank Bogacz took the overall low net championship shooting an eight under par 136 edging out John Elick by a single stroke. Doug Hunter finished two strokes back while Dave Towers ended the tournament three back. It was a tight, extremely competitive match and everyone (except Bogacz) could look back with the “if only that one putt would have fallen” memory. Alright, maybe not everyone. I’m thinking I would have been in great shape if only about fourteen more putts would have fallen.
The Camelback Golf Club team of professionals and all of their staff again proved they’re the best in the business. The tournament was run without a hitch. The food was fabulous and the wait staff turned in another all-star performance. My only regret is that I didn’t join Camelback years ago when I first came to the Valley of the Sun. A special thanks to Shiloh Hagey for his tireless efforts and outstanding performance.
Enjoy some pictures from the 2015 Club Championship. Rudi provided us with some great golf “expressions”. The riddle of the day is “Who is that Championship Flight playing from the bushes and behind the tree?” Thanks also to Liz McCarty for taking six hours out of her day to take some super photos.
Ross Yeo – his day is done.
Scott Schneider from the #18 bunker.
Everett Davis – mixed emotions.
Brad Sinclair makes the turn.
Hans’ wins the award for “most charming”.
Championship Flight golfers aren’t supposed to be in this!
Dave Allen champion’s form.
Scott Schneider on #18 Padre.
Dave Allen collects in winnings
Frank Bogacz – low net champ with Brad Sinclair – low gross champ.
Frank Bogacz – one more time with feeling.
Hans Schuetz – follows through.
John Elick – for the want of but one stroke.
Frank Bogacz holds the prize.
Rudi – Had better days.
Gene Anderson – no mulligans.
Scott Schneider successfully out of the trap.
Ross Yeo bringing it home.
Frank Bogacz – Championship form.
Pat Canavan watches the ball.
Everett Davis with his own special English.
Aare Kuusk looks for the bottom of the hole.
Sure, I’d grin too if I’d just finished second like Mr. Elick.
Hans Schuetz – fine form.
The Champion – Brad Sinclair
Dick Reid follows through.
Roland Eckert – the twist.
John Elick’s granddaughter celebrates with Grampa.
Dan Bartlett tries to change gravity after a shot on #18.
Dan Bartlett – get in the hole.
Ross Yeo’s third shot on #9.
Doug Hunter on #18.
Rudi Barich – Apparently not the shot he had planned.
Doug Hunter – another winner.
Dick Reid with a long putt.
Dave Allen waits his turn.
Doug Hunter – a good attempt.
Howard Jones – may not have made the putt.
Great staff – another perk for Camelback members.
Ross Yeo looking for birdie.
Ross Yeo tied for second in the gross category.
Roland Eckert tends the pin.
Towers takes the scenic route.
John Rae – played well.
Dick Reid follows his putt.
Shiloh passed out money to everyone but me?
Scott Schneider waits his turn.
Everett Davis – after the putt.
Frank Bogacz wins with flair.
Rudi’s working on something.
Roland Eckert’s signature swing.
Phil Ortez follows the flight.
Ross Yeo – finished second.
Bob Trees anticipates the fall.
Howard Jones – still knows how to thrown the knuckler.
