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FREE Official Publication of the 89th Annual Resorters Golf Tournament by the Echo Press • VOL. 73, NO. 2

The Derby winners arepictured on page 17

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Alexandrians dominate Resorters Derby

Call it home field advantage.Alexandria golfers claimed

four of the five top spots in the2010 Resorters Golf TournamentDerby Tuesday night.

The big winner was JesseHafdal, 20, of Alexandria, whooutlasted a field of 33 contest-ants to claim the top prize.

Derby host Brian Vangsnessmade the golfers work for theirglory.

The players’ first obstacle onthe first hole was trying to hitthe ball while on their knees.

Those with the best scoreswere allowed to advance and twoadditional golfers were given asecond chance in a playoff. Thistime, the players had to hit theball with their backs turned tothe hole and with their left handon the left side of their body. The

two that made it closest to thehole were also allowed toadvance.

The next task was to hit theball from behind a tee, through anarrow passage of trees in deepgrass up a slope.

Those who advanced werethen blindfolded with a towelwhen trying to make it to thenext hole.

The playoff after this task wasto hit the golf ball with a rac-quet.

The final challenge: The com-petitors were spun around in cir-cles while keeping their fore-heads pressed against a baseballbat. The players had 10 secondsto collect themselves and hit theball after the bat spin.

In addition to Hafdal, theother Derby winners were CaseyVangsness of Alexandria, secondplace; Grant Hanson of CottageGrove, third place; BennettBlack of Alexandria, fourthplace; and Chris Sholts ofAlexandria in fifth place.

It was all fun and games – and a bit of skill – during the annual Resorters Golf TournamentDerby last night. The host of the event, Brian Vangsness (above), enjoyed blindfolding the play-ers with a towel while they tried to tee off from one of the holes. The Derby began with a chal-lenge that brought the competitors to their knees while trying to swing the club from the No.1 tee. Another fun Resorters tradition – the Putting Tournament – will take place at 6 p.m.tonight on the Alexandria Golf Club practice green. Golfers can register for the event up to thetime the putting starts. The participants will be gunning for Tyler Whiting of Alexandria, whohas won the single-elimination event for the last two years.

Jesse Hafdal toppedthe field of 33 in theannual event

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The upset of the firstday came in the Junior13-15 Division whenMarshall’s MatthewBennett took downdefending championNick Heinen of Edmond,Oklahoma.

That means there willbe a new champion asthe field now looks wideopen. Alexandria’sBrandon Bistodeau willhave a chance afterbeating Hunter Bruhnof Buffalo, 3-2.

Tommy Brandaburcould be the biggest ben-eficiary of Heinen’s loss.The Minnetrista nativeshot the low round inqualifying with a 70before backing that upwith 4-3 win overMorris’ Jordan Kolden.Nick Brundell ofAlexandria will battleBrandabur for a spot inthe final four afterBrundell earned a 4-3win over fellow

Alexandria residentJohn Vogeler.

Austin McCulloch andGrady Meyer eachearned 4-3 wins overtheir first-round oppo-nents, as well.McCulloch took downAlexandria’s LukasBigger, while Meyer beatMaple Grove’s NicholasAdams to advance. Thetwo will now battle eachother for a spot in thesemifinals when theytee off the 10th tee boxat 9:06 this morning.

The narrowest victo-ries in the division camefrom St. Cloud’s MitchFreeman and ElkRiver’s GarrettTurnacliff as both play-ers won 1-up. Freemantook a two-hole lead intothe turn and held on lateto upend Matt Ostdiekof Lakeville. Ostdiektried to rebound as hetook the first two holeson the back to breakeven. That’s how thingsstood after 13 beforeFreeman took Nos. 14and 16 with pars.Ostdiek won with a paron No. 17, but Freemanheld on as both playersparred No. 18.

Turnacliff had to hold

on late, as well, againstChaska’s JackCummings. Cummingsgot a par win on No. 17,but it was too little, toolate as both playerspushed on 18 with parsto give Turnacliff thewin.

JUNIOR 13-15 RESULTSTUESDAY

Bennett def. HeinenBistodeau def. Hunter, 3-2McCulloch def. Bigger, 4-3Meyer def. Adams, 4-3Brandabur def. Kolden, 4-3Brundell def. Vogeler, 4-3Turnacliff def. Cummings, 1-upFreeman def. Ostdiek, 1-up

WEDNESDAYʼS PAIRINGS10th Tee – 9:06 – Matthew

Bennett, Marshall, vs. BrandonBistodeau, Alexandria; AustinMcCulloch, Alexandria, vs. GradyMeyer

9:15 – Tommy Brandabur,Minnetrista, vs. Nick Brundell,Alexandria; Garrett Turnacliff, ElkRiver, vs. Mitch Freeman, St. Cloud


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JUNIORS’ 13-15 CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Nick Heinen (DC) Matthew Bennett Brandon Bistodeau Hunter Bruhn Tommy Brandabur Jordan Kolden John Vogeler Nick Brundell

Lukas Bigger Austin McCulloch Nicholas Adams Grady Meyer Garrett Turnacliff Jack Cummings Mitch Freeman Matt Ostdiek

Defendingchamp upended

Grady Meyer watched his shot from the 11th fairway yesterday. Meyer beat MapleGrove’s Nicholas Adams 4-3 and will battle Alexandria’s Austin McCulloch today witha 9:06 tee time off of No. 10.

Nick Heinenwas topped byMatthewBennett in opening roundof Juniors’ 13-15


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Nick Heinen (DC) Matthew Bennett Brandon Bistodeau Hunter Bruhn Tommy Brandabur Jordan Kolden John Vogeler Nick Brundell

Lukas Bigger Austin McCulloch Nicholas Adams Grady Meyer Garrett Turnacliff Jack Cummings Mitch Freeman Matt Ostdiek

Defending JuniorDivision champion NickHeinen had his handsfull after a couple of lowqualifying roundsproved that there wasplenty of talent to goaround in the Junior 13-15 Division.

Tommy Brandabur ofMinnetrista went outand proved to be thebest of a group that had

nine players shoot in the70s. Brandabur carded a70 to earn medalist hon-ors. Garrett Turnacliff ofElk River wasn’t farbehind with a 72.

Heinen, of Edmond,Oklahoma, did not shoota qualifying round afterguaranteeing himself ofa spot in the champi-onship flight with hiswin last year.

Defending champfaced tough competition inJuniors’ 13-15Division Tuesday

Nick Heinen (DC) ........................................NSTommy Brandabur ........................................70Garrett Turnacliff...........................................72Lukas Bigger ................................................77Nicholas Adams............................................78Mitch Freeman .............................................79John Vogeler ................................................79Brandon Bistodeau.......................................79Hunter Bruhn ................................................79Nick Brundell ................................................79Matt Ostdiek .................................................80Grady Meyer.................................................80Austin McCulloch..........................................80Jack Cummings............................................81Jordan Kolden ..............................................81Matthew Bennett ..........................................82

Brent Haukom ..............................................83Peter Dierks..................................................83Cole Matthews..............................................84Mack Farley..................................................84Brady Hafdal.................................................84Thomas Lehman ..........................................84Gage Gustafson ...........................................85Kevin Finley..................................................85Alex Buysse..................................................87Devin Brundell ..............................................87Aaron Johnson .............................................88Dan Hennessy..............................................88Nolan Dwyer.................................................89Nic Hanson...................................................90Tommy OʼHara .............................................91Amanda Bigger.............................................91

Brady Bast....................................................91Carter Kranz .................................................92Alex Freeman...............................................93Natalie Amundson ........................................98Robert Tessmer ..........................................102Ryan Marciniak...........................................102Sam Goetsch..............................................103Sam Jenson ...............................................106Tanner Wagner...........................................108Connor Allen ...............................................110Chase Nielson ............................................116Jack Caspers..............................................117Michael Ostdiek..........................................129Nick Caspers ..............................................132Connor Lehman..........................................WD

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Sam Franklin Andrew Lindberg Jack Dierks Grant Zwilling Logan Dube´ Christopher Adams Lincoln Johnson Blake Bloedorn

Sam Franklin of Maple Groveearned medalist honors as heshot a 42 in the first Junior 10-12Division qualifier of the ResortersGolf Tournament.

This is the first year that theJuniors have had two division –10-12-year-olds and 13-15-yearolds.

Two Alexandrians are among

the qualifiers for the champi-onship flight as Grant Zwillingand Blake Bloedorn made thefinal cut of eight.

Zwilling will face Jack Dierksof Leawood, Kansas, whileBloedorn will lock horns withLincoln Johnson of Chaska.

Logan Dube´of Hastings,Christopher Adams of MapleGrove and Andrew Lindberg ofCoppell, Texas round out thefield.

Action for the 10-12 Divisionbegins at 7:54 a.m. on the 10th

tee.JUNIOR 10-12 QUALIFYING

Sam Franklin, Maple GroveLogan Dube´, HastingsLincoln Johnson, ChaskaJack Dierks, Leawood, KSGrant Zwilling, AlexandriaBlake Bloedorn, AlexandriaChristopher Adams, Maple GroveAndrew Lindberg, Coppell, TX

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHTFIRST ROUND PAIRINGS

WEDNESDAY7:54 a.m. – Sam Franklin, Maple Grove, vs.Andrew Lindberg, Coppell, TX; Jack Dierks,Leawood, KS, vs. Grant Zwilling, Alexandria8:03 – Logan Dube´, Hastings, vs. ChristopherAdams, Maple Grove; Lincoln Johnson, Chaska,vs. Blake Bloedorn, Alexandria

Franklin is Junior 10-12 medalistTwo Alexandria players also make thecut for today’s play

A l e x a n d r i a ’ sMaggie Leland andMinnewaska’s SarahRoering shared thestage as the two com-peted for TeamMinnesota in the 2010Minnesota-WisconsinPGA Junior CupMatches in EauClaire.

The two seniors,both state championsthis year, weren’t theonly big name golferson the girls’ team asClass AAA playersBetsy Kelly of ForestLake (4th), McKenzieNeisen of New Prague(2nd), Steffi Neisen ofNew Prague (5th),Mary Sweeney ofWoodbury (9th),Taylor Wells ofRochester (47th) andClass AA playersAnna Laorr of Breck(3rd), Jordan Price ofByron (4th) andAlyssa Kalthoff ofAlbany (12th), alongwith North Dakota’sLiz Strom of Shanley(2nd in Class A) werealso on the star-stud-

ded list of competi-tors.

Leland and Roeringdropped their four-ball match to JennaPeters of Kohler,Wisconsin and ErikaPfaender ofPewaukee, Wisconsin1-up on day.Minnesota, however,won the overall four-ball match competi-tion 7-5.

On day two,Roering picked up a 5-and-4 win overPfaender, with Lelandfalling to LisbethBrooks of Waunakee,Wisconsin 4-and-3 asMinnesota droppedthe singles matchesbattle 14-10 and fellshort in total teampoints to Wisconsin19-17.

This is a borderbattle between the top24 high school playersfrom the Minnesotasection and theWisconsin section,using a Ryder Cupteam format.

LELAND, ROERING IN MINNESOTA-WISCONSIN JUNIOR CUP MATCHES

YEAR WINNER1990 Ryan Elton, Pelican Rapids1991 Jonathon Larson, Starbuck1992 Rob Bloedorn, Alexandria1993 Ryan Peavey, Marshall1994 Ryan Peavey, Marshall1995 Jason Whiting, Alexandria1996 Pat Tuel, Fergus Falls1997 Brett Swedberg, Alexandria1998 Herbie Champlin, Enid, OK1999 Herbie Champlin, Enid, OK

2000 Bryce Hanstad, Alexandria2001 Bryce Hanstad, Alexandria2002 David Justice, Alexandria2003 Jake Seltz, Alexandria2004 Jack Dressen, Alexandria2005 Mike Tuel, Fergus Falls2006 Adam Thielen, Detroit Lakes2007 Sean Halverson, Brainerd2008 Joey Shroyer, Victoria2009 Nick Heinen, Edmond, Oklahoma

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UPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Stefan Freeman John Gardiner Steve Klongerbo Steve Tax Todd Wagner Donnacha O’Connor John Butina Bryan Sanders

Bill Freeman Chad Saice Brian Eidsvold Chris O’Hara David Dilley Jeff Johnson Jeff Bigger Patrick Gustafson

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EXECUTIVE MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP

Todd Wagner ofAustin, Texas playedlike someone who hasevery intention of con-tending for an ExecutiveDivision title during hisqualifying round onMonday.

Wagner shot a four-under 68 and hopes tocarry the momentum ofthat round into hismatch with Alexandria’sDonnacha O’Connor,who shot an 85 in quali-fying.

Anyone who hopes tohoist the ExecutiveDivision trophy at theend of the week willhave to go throughdefending championStefan Freeman of St.Cloud. Freeman chose

not to shoot a qualifyinground after he securedhis spot in the champi-onship flight with a 1-upwin over his brother, JonFreeman, in 19 holeslast year. Jon is alsoback this year aftershooting a 73 onMonday.

Alexandria’s ChrisHaugen posted a strongscore to lead a pack ofseven Alexandria golferswho made the cut for thechampionship flight.Haugen shot a 71, whileDave Dilley, BillFreeman, BrianEidsvold and Jeff Biggerall carded 76s.

The Execs tee off onthe 10th box today, start-ing at noon withFreeman taking on JohnGardiner and SteveKlongerbo battlingSteve Tax in the firstfoursome.

Wagner grabsmedalist honorsin ExecutiveMen’s DivisionDefendingchamp gets freepass into championshipflight for today

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2010 EXECUTIVE MENʼS QUALIFYINGStefan Freeman (DC), St. Cloud .........NSTodd Wagner, Austin, TX ......................68Chris Haugen, Alexandria .....................71Alan Tessmer, Paradise Valley, AZ .......72Jon Freeman, Chanhassen ..................73Al Hagen, Harrisburg, SD .....................76Dave Dilley, Alexandria .........................76Bill Freeman, Alexandria.......................76Brian Eidsvold, Alexandria ....................76Jeff Bigger, Alexandria ..........................76Eric Heimsness, Woodbury ..................76Chad Johnson, Burnsville .....................76David Adams, Maple Grove..................77Joel Harris, Summit, NJ........................77John Butina, Cottage Grove .................78Steve Klongerbo, Lakeville ...................78Steve Tax, Sartell..................................78Bryan Sanders, Hastings......................79Mike Powell, Garfield ............................79Duncan Woodhull, Minnetonka.............79Pete Rockers, Shorewood....................80Thomas Johnson, Maple Grove ...........80Patrick Gustafson, Carlos .....................81Chris OʼHara, Glenview, IL ...................82Chad Saice, Brooklyn Park...................82Jeff Johnson, Chaska ...........................83Mike Lueck, Alexandria.........................83John Bonstrom, Eagan .........................83Tom Abrahamson, Wayzata..................83Mike Gustafson, Inver Grove Heights...85Donnacha OʼConnor, Alexandria ..........85John Gardiner, Deephaven...................85Bob Chesley, Mankato..........................85Jeff Larson, Maple Grove .....................86Chris Watson, Omaha, NE ...................86David Mracek, Rosemount ...................86Gene Panser, Crystal............................87Brad Sornsin, Goodyear, AZ.................89Mark Hammond, Farmington................89Scott Stockmoe, Alexandria..................89

Kevin Kirkwood, Plano, TX ...................90Mark Kranz, Sauk Centre .....................90Tony Peterson, Newport Beach, CA.....91Doug Marciniak, Alexandria ..................93Matt Haberle, Plymouth ........................97Dan Norton, Apple Valley......................90Chris Fischer, Otsego .........................107Douglas Wynkoop, Flower Mound, TX110


WEDNESDAY10th Tee – Noon – Stefan Freeman

(DC), St. Cloud, vs. John Gardiner,Deephaven; Steve Klongerbo, Lakeville,vs. Steve Tax, Sartell

12:09 – Bill Freeman, Alexandria, vs.Chad Saice, Brooklyn Park; BrianEidsvold, Alexandria, vs. Chris OʼHara,Glenview, IL

12:18 – Alan Tessmer, Paradise Valley,AZ, vs. Tom Abrahamson, Wayzata; DavidAdams, Maple Grove, vs. DuncanWoodhull, Minnetonka

12:27 – Jon Freeman, Chanhassen, vs.John Bonstrom, Eagan; Chad Johnson,Burnsville, vs. Pete Rockers, Shorewood

12:36 – Todd Wagner, Austin, TX, vs.Donnacha OʼConnor, Alexandria; JohnButina, Cottage Grove, vs. Bryan Sanders,Hastings

12:45 – David Dilley, Alexandria, vs. JeffJohnson, Chaska; Jeff Bigger, Alexandria,vs. Patrick Gustafson, Inver Grove Heights

12:54 – Chris Haugen, Alexandria, vs.Mike Gustafson, Carlos; Joel Harris,Summit, NJ, vs. Mike Powell, Garfield

1:03 – Al Hagen, Harrisburg, SD, vs.Mike Lueck, Alexandria; Eric Heimsness,Woodbury, vs. Thomas Johnson, MapleGrove


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EXECUTIVES from Page 8The Worldʼs Longest Golf Course is the

International Golf Club in Massachusetts, along par 77, 8325-yards, from the tiger tees.

The Worldʼs Highest Golf Course is theTactu Golf Club in Morococha, Peru, which sits14,335 feet above sea level at its lowest point.

The Longest Hole in the World is the 7thhole (par 7) of the Sano Course at the SatsukiGolf Club in Japan. It measures a long 909yards.

The Worldʼs Largest Bunker is Hellʼs HalfAcre on the 585-yard 7th hole of the Pine ValleyCourse in New Jersey.

The Worldʼs Largest Green is that of the695-yard, 5th hole, a par 6 at the InternationalGolf Club in Massachusetts, with an area inexcess of 28,000 square feet.

When the golfer feels the ball makeimpact with the driver face, the ball hasalready been hit and is actually 14 inchesaway on its trip down the fairway. No matterhow fast you may think the bodyʼs neurons andbrain can process information, the impactbetween the driver and the ball is much faster!What this means also is that if you have a golferwho likes to feel the ball on the face to ʻwork theball,ʼ that golfer better move quick!

Balls travel significantly farther on hotdays. The ball velocity, launch angle and back-spin amount will NOT change as temperatureincreases or decreases, but a golfer with a100mph swing speed will carry the driver eightyards longer for each increase in air tempera-ture of 25°F.

Changing a driverʼs face angle 1 degreechanges shot direction by 5 yards. At acarry distance of 200 yards and all otherswing factors being equal, changing a dri-verʼs face angle by 1 degree results in aside-to-side change in shot direction of fiveyards. This is the main reason face angle issuch a powerful fitting aid for accuracy improve-ment.

There is no such thing as over spin on agolf ball at the moment of impact. Evenwhen using a putter, the ball leaves the club-face with some backspin. Only when the ballsettles on the ground and begins rolling will thebackspin reverse and turn into over spin.

The driver swing speed of an averagelady golfer is 62mph; 96mph for an averageLPGA professional; 84mph for an averagemale golfer; 108mph for an average PGATour player; 130mph for Tiger Woods; 148-

152mph for a national long drive champion.The next time you hear someone say profes-sional golfers are not athletes, clue them in onthis. 1 mph of swing speed increase = 1.5mphof ball velocity increase = 3 yards of carry dis-tance increase.

Golf buffs may cry “Sacrilege!”, butthereʼs an alternative version of the game inexistence. Invented in 1989, Golfcross uses bigsuspended nets instead of holes, and the ballsare oval – like golf balls crossed with eggs.There are dedicated courses from New Zealandto the UK, if youʼre feeling adventurous.

Thereʼs a long-standing myth that theword “golf” is an acronym of Gentlemen Only,Ladies Forbidden. Which is amusing, but unfor-tunately complete rubbish. The word actuallystems from original 15th Century spellings thatincluded “gouf”, “goulf”, “goiff” and “gouff” (inde-cisive lot, 15th Century Scots).

Golf was actually outlawed in Scotlandin 1457. James II was the killjoy behind the ban– he was preparing for an English invasion andwanted his citizens to concentrate on usefulhobbies like archery. The ban was eventuallylifted quite some time later, in 1502.

Ever wondered where the golfing term“birdie” comes from? It seems we have anAmerican named Ab Smith to thank. Whilestriding around a course in 1899, he playedwhat he described as a “bird of a shot”, whichbecame “birdie” over time. (“Bird” was 19thAmerican slang for anything really, really good.Kind of like “cool” is for us.)

Dormie, the golf jargon word referring to

a player decisively leading a game, comes from“dormir”, a word of shared French and Latin ori-gin which means “to sleep”. In other words, theplayerʼs so far in front he can afford to sleep.

There are 336 dimples on a regulation golfball.

The longest putt in history was measuredat 140 feet and 2 3/4 inches on the 18th hole atSt. Andrewʼs golf course. It was shot by BobCook on October 1, 1976.

There are approximately 11,000 golfcourses in North America.

There are more than 50 million golfers inthe world.

Americans spend more than $600 millionon golf balls every year.

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MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Jim Lehman (DC) Sam Peterson Tyler Monda Alec Heinen Tyler Whiting Brian Robley Tom Smolenski Tanner Gustafson

Kyle Bahe Jon Olson Luke Johnson Erik Waldeland Casey Vansgness Dominic Todora Jordan Hafdal Grant Hanson

Chris Sholts Eric Peterson Tom Strandemoe Bryant Black Jesse Hafdal Paul Webskowski Geoff Klein Riley Conley

Mark Giorgi Bennett Black Jack Dressen Alex Woodhull Don Constable Collin Lervick Gordy Diekman Derrick Whiting

And they’re off!Thirty-two hopefuls in

the Resorters Men’sChampionship Divisionwill begin match playtoday at high noon fromthe No. 1 tee.

It promises to be anexciting shootout withplenty of young guns (13are still in their teens),three former champions(Jim Lehman Jr. backfrom last year, the 2008champ Tyler Whiting,and Jack Dressen, a2004 titlist in the JuniorDivision), and 11 golferswho call the Alexandriaarea home.

The field includesthree local pairs ofbrothers – the Blacks(Bennett and Bryant),the Hafdals (Jesse andJordan) and theWhitings (Tyler andDerrick).

Besides Lehman, afew other craftyResorters veterans

made the cut again,including Geoff Klein ofMankato and EricPeterson of Benson.

The qualifying wastougher this year.Golfers not only had tocontend with the heatand humidity on thecourse but also the blis-tering pace of play. Ittook a 75 round to quali-fy – three strokes betterthan last year’s 78 mark.

This year’s medalist isTyler Whiting, who card-ed a 67.

Men’s Divisionincludes three champs,three sibling rivalries,

13 young guns

MENʼS REGULAR QUALIFYINGJim Lehman, Plymouth.............................................................DCTyler Whiting, Alexandria ...........................................................67Jesse Hafdal, Alexandria ...........................................................69Chris Sholts, Alexandria ............................................................69Mark Giorgi, Red Wing ..............................................................70Donald Constable, Deephaven..................................................70Casey Vangsness, Alexandria ...................................................70Kyle Bahe, Annandale ...............................................................71Luke Johnson, Alexandria .........................................................71Jordan Hafdal, Alexandria .........................................................71Gordy Diekman, Alexandria.......................................................72Jack Dressen, Edina..................................................................72Thomas Strandemo, Fargo, ND ................................................72Geoff Klein, Mankato .................................................................72Tom Smolenski, Minnetonka......................................................73Tyler Monda, Brainerd ...............................................................73Alec Heinen, Edmond, OK ........................................................74Tanner Gustafson, Carlos..........................................................74Riley Conley, Minnetonka ..........................................................74

WHATMen’s Division champi-onship flight

WHENToday, WednesdayNoon

WHERENo. 1 teeAlexandria Golf Club

OFF AND RUNNING IN THE MEN’S REGULAR DIVISION

Tyler Whiting ofAlexandria has hardlygolfed this summer. He’sbeen down in Alabama com-pleting Air Force officertraining.

In fact, the 23-year-oldhadn’t even picked up aclub until two weeks agobut his golf game is still fly-ing high.

Whiting, the 2008Resorters Men’s Divisionchampion, fired a 67 during

qualifying to earn medalisthonors.

He did it with threebirdies on the front nine,beginning with a dazzling50-foot putt from the bot-tom of the green on No. 3.Two other early birdies, onNos. 6 and 9, were offset byonly one miscue, a bogey onNo. 8, to put him 2-under atthe turn.

Whiting played the backnine just as consistently,carding three birdies onNos. 14, 15 and 18 andshooting nothing but parson the rest of the holes.

As good as his 5-underpar qualifying round was,he’s done better. He’s shot a66 in the Resorters before.

Whiting said he was hit-

ting the ball straight off thedriver but it was his puttingthat made the difference.

Whiting has two brothersgolfing in this year’sResorters – an occasion thathasn’t happened in at leasta decade, he said. Derrickalso qualified for the cham-pionship bracket with a 74while Jason’s qualifyinground of 80 placed him inthe third flight.

Whiting’s 67 was one offlast year’s pace, a 66 shot byanother Alexandrian, BryceHanstad, the 2007 champi-on in the division, who waseliminated in last year’squarterfinals.

Tyler Whiting is Men’s medalistAir Force officer-in-training flieshigh with 67round

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Bryant Black, Alexandria ..................................74Alex Woodhull, Minnetonka..............................74Derrick Whiting, Littleton, Co ...........................74Grant Hanson, Cottage Grove .........................74Erik Waldeland, St. Michael .............................76Jon Olson, Hopkins..........................................76Dominic Todora, Woodbury..............................76Collin Lervick, Chanhassen .............................75Bennett Black, Alexandria ................................75Eric Peterson, Benson .....................................75Paul Webskowski, Plymouth............................75Brian Robley, Alexandria ..................................75Sam Peterson, Benson ....................................76


WEDNESDAYNoon – Jim Lehman, Plymouth, vs. SamPeterson, Benson; Tyler Monda, Brainerd, vs.Alec Heinen, Edmond, OK12:09 – Kyle Bahe, Annandale, vs. Jon Olson,Hopkins; Luke Johnson, Alexandria, vs. ErikWaldeland, St. Michael12:18 – Chris Sholts, Alexandria, vs. EricPeterson, Benson; Thomas Strandemo, Fargo,ND vs. Bryant Black, Alexandria12:27 – Mark Giorgi, Red Wing, vs. BennettBlack, Alexandria; Jack Dressen, Edina, vs. AlexWoodhull, Minnetonka12:36 – Tyler Whiting, Alexandria, vs. BrianRobley, Alexandria; Tom Smolenski, Minnetonka,vs. Tanner Gustafson, Carlos12:45 – Casey Vangsness, Alexandria, vs.Dominic Todora, Woodbury; Jordan Hafdal,Alexandria, vs. Grant Hanson, Cottage Grove12:54 – Jesse Hafdal, Alexandria, vs. PaulWebskowski, Plymouth; Geoff Klein, Mankato, vs.Riley Conley, Minnetonka1:03 – Donald Constable, Deephaven, vs. CollinLervick, Chanhassen; Gordy Diekman,Alexandria, vs. Derrick Whiting, Littleton, CO

QUALIFIERS from Page 111922 - Al Collings, Minneapolis, 751923 - Not available1924 - Roscoe Fawcett, Brainerd, 741925 - Leonard Mattson, Minneapolis, 701926 - Lee Fowler, Kansas City, 711927 - D.N. Tallman, Willmar, 721928 - Not available1929 - Don Bohmer, St. Cloud, 691930 - John Vavra, Cedar Rapids, 711931 - Not available1932 - Jim Deeble, Minneapolis, 801933 - Not available1934 - Cy Anderson, Washington, D.C., 721935 - Earl Larson, Minneapolis; Emil Sorenson, Topeka,Kansas; Bob Fraser, Omaha, Nebraska, scores not avail-able1936 - Al Bardahl, Minneapolis & Bob Fraser, Omaha, 711937 - Bob Fraser, Omaha, NE; and Bill Latoka,Minneapolis, 711938 - Bob Fraser, Omaha, NE, Score not available1939 - Ernie Tafdiff, Santa Monica, CA, 711940 - Ed Ebel, Minneapolis; Don Bohmer, St. Cloud; BobFraser, Omaha, NE, 731941 - Jim Deeble, Minneapolis, 701942 - Wally Ulrich, Austin; Cecil Hatfield, Falls City, scoresnot available1943 - George Lynde, Musk and John Anthony, Wayzata,scores not available1944 - Not available1945 - Bill Zieske, Minneapolis; Bill Kosteleky, Fargo, 701946 - Chet Nelson, Minneapolis, 701951 - Glen Gilbertson, Milan. 711952 - Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis, 661953 - Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis, 701954 - Pat Sawyer, Minneapolis, 701955 - Gene Elstun, Kansas City; Cy Northrup, Owatonna,711956 - Poik Weatherwax, Alexandria, 77-75-152; GeneElstun, Kansas City, 74-78-152; Eddie Langer, Minneapolis,75-77-1521957 - Neil Croonquist, Minneapolis, 72-70-1421958 - Jack Adams, Minneapolis, 71-68-1391959 - Bill Hammarren, Virginia, 65-74-1391960 - Joel Goldstrand, Worthington, 71-66-1371961 - Les Peterson, Redwood Falls, 65-75-1401962 - Joe Meyer, Bemidji, 65-68-1331963 - Les Peterson, Redwood Falls, 65-75-1401964 - Wilson Schoelkopy, Jr., Dallas, 70-70-1401965 - Kenny Pinns, Las Vegas, 72-66-1381966 - Neil Croonquist, Edina, 1411967 - John Leiser, St. Cloud; Connie Freeman, Morris; BillHess, Glenwood - scores not available

1968 - Bob Lucas, Minneapolis - scores not available1969 - John Leiser, St. Cloud, 66-74-1401970 - Dick Blooston, Minneapolis, 69-70-1391971 - Jerry Gruidl, Minneapolis, 70-70-1401972 - Chuck Risdahl, Minneapolis, 70,69-1391973 - Terry Moores, St. Paul, 69-72-1421974 - Dick Johnson, St. Cloud, 74-68-1421975 - Dick Blooston, Edina, 71-71-142; Jerry Rose, Fresno,CA, 72-70-1421976 - Bill Irsraelson, Bemidji, 69-70-1391977 - Jack Mathiasen, Springfield, IL, 69-70-1391978 - Kit Dickson, Las Vegas, 70-72-142; Chris Perry,Edina, 71-71-142; Greg Grost, Dallas, 72-70-142; EdManderville, Minneapolis, 74-68-1421979 - Tom Lehman, Alexandria, 1411980 - Jerry Gruidl, New Hope, 1441981 - Tim Thelen, Albany, 1401982 - Bob Cavanagh, Perham, 1421983 - Jerry Rose, Idaho Falls, ID; Jim Sorenson,Bloomington, 1421984 - Pat Herzog, Alexandria, 73-65-1391985 - Kirk Vanstrum, Dellwood, 72-68-1401986 - Pat Herzog, Alexandria, 65-66-1311987 - Jon Christian, Albert Lea, 68-67-1351988 - Dale Womeldorf, Northfield, 72-71-1431989 - Don Berg, Hastings, 69-68-1371990 - Tim Herron, Wayzata, 68-71-1391991 - Brian Nelson, Brooklyn Park, 72-68-1401992 - Mark Aldrich, Wayzata, 701993 - Steve Peterson, Albert Lea, 701994 - Eric Peterson, Benson and Terry Moores III, St. Paul,701995 - Jerry Rose, Louisville, KY 691996 – Jason Rongstad, Montevideo and Sean Rowen,Iowa City, IA, 681997 – Greg Peterson, Rochester, Rick Frieburg, Roselle,IL, 72.1998 – Reid Lende, Livingston, MT, 681999 – Jerry Rose, Louisville, KY 702000 – Brian Cliff, Mankato, 652001 – Brett Swedberg, Alexandria, Greg Peterson,Rochester 682002 – Derek Swedberg, Alexandria, Derrick Whiting,Alexandria, Clayton Rask, Otsego, 702003 – Greg Peterson, Rochester, Tim Duffey, Cave Creek,AZ, 682004 – Brett Swedberg, Alexandria, 1302005 – Derrick Whiting, Alexandria, 1362006 – Derrick Whiting, Alexandria, 1302007 – Bryce Hanstad, Alexandria, 1332008 – Mark Lindberg, Coppell, TX, 672009 – Bryce Hanstad, Alexandria, 66

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Sloped green neatly nestled in the woodsand guarded by deep trap on left.


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MASTERS’ CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Clayton Pike Jim Fitzgerald Steve Seavall Thomas Gray Jack Mathiasen George Mikesh Dave Harris George Cliff

Gary Obele Ken Riesberg Tom Eidsvold David Shriver Tom Hansen Loren Berg Connie Freeman Dan Mohwinkel

2010 MASTERS ̓QUALIFYINGClayton Pike, Billings, MT..........................................76Jack Mathiasen, Alexandria.......................................77Tom Hansen, Lakeville ..............................................78Gary Obele, Becker, ..................................................78Tom Eidsvold, Alexandria ..........................................78Connie Freeman, Alexandria.....................................79Dave Harris, Alexandria.............................................79Steve Seavall, Spicewood, TX ..................................80Thomas Gray, Minneapolis........................................81George Cliff, Mankato................................................81Dan Mohwinkel, Annandale.......................................82David Shriver, Cleveland Heights, OH ......................82Ken Riesberg, Mesa, AZ ...........................................83Loren Berg, Alexandria..............................................83George Mikesh, Scottsdale, AZ.................................83Jim Fitzgerald, Montgomery, TX................................84Butch Berg, Lakeville.................................................85Wayne Elton, Alexandria ...........................................85Dick Patton, Alexandria .............................................87Richard Nelson, Roseville .........................................87Erik Hansen, Stowe, VT ............................................87Robert Beighley, Indian Wells, CA ............................88David Thomas, Indio, CA ..........................................88

Dave Perbix, Wayzata ...............................................88Bruce Lindell, Carlos .................................................90Pete Onstad, Burnsville .............................................92Tom Perbix, Wayzata.................................................94Allen Blue, Norwalk, IA..............................................94John Simon, Tempe, AZ ............................................95Dick Danielson, San Clemente, CA ..........................97Bob Adams, Plymouth ...............................................97Paul Fischer, Plymouth..............................................98


WEDNESDAY10th Tee – 1:12 p.m. – Clayton Pike, Billings, MT, vs. JimFitzgerald, Montgomery, TX; Steve Seavall, Spicewood,TX, vs. Thomas Gray, Minneapolis1:21 – Gary Obele, Becker, vs. Ken Riesberg, Mesa, AZ;Tom Eidsvold, Alexandria, vs. David Shriver, ClevelandHeights, OH1:30 – Jack Mathiasen, Alexandria, vs. George Mikesh,Scottsdale, AZ; Dave Harris, Alexandria, vs. GeorgeCliff, Mankato1:39 – Tom Hansen, Lakeville, vs. Loren Berg,Alexandria; Connie Freeman, Alexandria, vs. DanMohwinkel, Annandale

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The absence of six-time defending Masterschampion Ron Claytonopened up the door forplenty of other golfersto earn medalist honorsheading into the firstround of match playtoday.

Clayton Pike ofBillings, Montanaseized that opportunityon Monday when hecarded a 76 to edge agroup of seven playersseparated by just threeshots.

Plenty of Alexandriaresidents are in therunning to hoist theMasters trophy at theend of the week. JackMathiasen finishedqualifying just one shot

off Pike’s 76, while TomEidsvold came in as oneof three players to carda 78. Alexandria’sConnie Freeman andlast year’s runner-up,Dave Harris, both shot79.

The cut for the cham-pionship flight was an84 that Jim Fitzgeraldof Montgomery, Texasshot. Fitzgerald willtake on Pike as a part ofthe first Masters groupoff the 10th tee at 1:12p.m. today.

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Tip your hat to these Derby winnersThe winners of the 2010 Resorters Derby played Tuesday night at the Alexandria Golf Club were (left to right) Jesse Hafdal in first place,Casey Vangsness in second, Grant Hanson in third, Bennett Black in fourth and Chris Sholts in fifth.

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ufacturers played withon a regular basis: Ping(20 percent), Callaway(16), Taylor Made (13),Titleist and Wilson (8apiece).

Playing by the honor system:Bob Brue, on the

future of the SeniorTour: “In 30 years we’regoing to be in our 90s. Wewill play three-hole tour-naments for $900,000,and the one who remem-bers his score wins.”

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WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Maggie Leland (DC) Jenna Westerham Grace Todora Molly Noser Betsy Aldrich Connie Sornsin Lauren Johnson Bridget Cummings

Amanda Woodhull Brenna Lervick Molly Leland Andrea Dwyer Sarah Roering Brynn Novotny Heidi Beckendorf Maxine Carlson

Defending championMaggie Leland ofAlexandria is hoping towin her third Women’sDivision title in theResorters GolfTournament, and if herqualifying round is anyindication, she’s on theright track.

Leland, who won thetitle last year and in2007, shot a 1-under-par 71 during the quali-fying round, tying BetsyAldrich of St. LouisPark for medalist hon-ors.

Aldrich is one of sev-eral talented players inthe championshipflight, having won theWomen’s Divisioncrown in 2003 and 2008.She also is the

Executive Women’sDivision champion (notbeing held this year)from 2007.

Connie Sornsin ofGoodyear, Arizona isalso among the playersto reach the champi-onship flight. Sheclaimed Women’sDivision titles in 2002and 2004.

Leland, the StateClass AAA champion, isnot the onlyAlexandrian to qualifyas sister, Molly, alsomade the cut, alongwith Lauren Johnson,Brynn Novotny andMaxine Carlson.

Glenwood’s SarahRoering, the 2010 StateClass AA co-champion,is among the qualifiersas well, having shot aneven-par 72.

The women take tothe tee today,Wednesday, at 1:48 p.m.from the No. 1 teebox.

2010 WOMENʼS QUALIFYINGMaggie Leland (DC), Alexandria .................................71Betsy Aldrich, St. Louis Park.......................................71Sarah Roering, Glenwood...........................................72Amanda Woodhull, Minnetonka ..................................74Molly Leland, Alexandria .............................................77Heidi Beckendorf, Blaine.............................................78Lauren Johnson, Alexandria .......................................79Grace Todora, Woodbury ............................................79Molly Noser, Rochester ...............................................80Bridget Cummings, Chaska ........................................84Maxine Carlson, Alexandria ........................................84Andrea Dwyer, Elk River .............................................84Brenna Lervick, Chanhassen......................................88Brynn Novotny, Alexandria ..........................................88Connie Sornsin, Goodyear, AZ ...................................88Jenna Westerham, Wayzata .......................................88Pam Marlow, Pratt, KS................................................90Sidney Storm, Chaska ................................................92Geri Jorgenson, Orono ...............................................95Paige Gardiner, Deephaven........................................95Kathleen Mengel-Flesch, Neenah, WI ........................95

Alex Storm, Chaska ....................................................97Lori McCormick, Prior Lake.........................................99Taylor Thoreson, Hastings ..........................................99Jessica Nelson, Alexandria .......................................101C.J. Dube´, Hastings.................................................103Colleen Cummings, Chaska .....................................103Sheila Seashore, Lakewood Ranch, FL ...................107


WEDNESDAY1:48 p.m. – Maggie Leland (DC), Alexandria, vs. JennaWesterham, Wayzata; Grace Todora, Woodbury, vs.Molly Noser, Rochester1:57 – Amanda Woodhull, Minnetonka, vs. BrennaLervick, Chanhassen; Molly Leland, Alexandria, vs.Andrea Dwyer, Elk River2:06 – Betsy Aldrich, St. Louis Park vs. Connie Sornsin,Goodyear, AZ; Lauren Johnson, Alexandria, vs. BridgetCummings, Chaska2:15 – Sarah Roering, Glenwood, vs. Brynn Novotny,Alexandria; Heidi Beckendorf, Blaine, vs. MaxineCarlson, Alexandria

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Minnetrista’s Tommy Brandabur putted from just off the green on the 12th hole dur-ing yesterday’s first round of Junior 13-15 Division action. Brandabur upendedJordan Kolden of Morris, 4-3, and will now take on Alexandria’s Nick Brundell todayfor a chance to advance to the semifinals.

Men’s Executive Division medalists1985 – Dr. Jerry Hanson, Granite Falls, 781986 – Mike Buhrt, New Hope and Bill Schroeder, StCloud, 721987 – Ron Cap, Burnsville, 791988 – Tony Janu, Richfield, 711989 – Dave Matz, LeSueur; Mike Buhrt, New Hope;Wayne Elton, Alexandria; Richard Aulie, Deerwood;Jim O’Regan, Waseca; Connie Freeman, Morris; BobHarris, Glenwood and Jerry Pyle, Moorhead, 731990 – David Battey, Alexandria, 741991 – Ron Cap, Burnsville, 691992 – Steve Herzog, Little Falls, 1451993 – Connie Freeman, Alexandria, 731994 – Pat Reichel, Edina, 701995 – Jon Empanger, Chaska, 721996 – Dave Pilot, Austin, 711997 – Pat Reichel, Edina, 711998 – Mark Bongard (Eden Prairie, and GradyAnderson, Big Lake, 721999 – Dave Battey, Alexandria, and Larry Wagner,Creston, IA, 702000 – Mark Frie, Monticello, 682001 – Jim Bergner, San Antonio, TX, 712002 – Jeff Olson, Edina, 732003 – Pat Reichel, Edina, 712004 – Jon Empanger, Chaska and Brian Vangsness,Alexandria, 722005 – Tim Peterson, Circle Pines, 672006 – Jon Empanger, Chaska, 692007 – Jon Empanger, Chaska, and Greg Mattson,Alexandria, 702008 – Tim Peterson, Lino Lakes, 70 (Jon EmpangerDC)2009 – Greg Braford, Parker, CO, 71

Resorters Tournament Women medalists1922 – Eleanor Lightner, St., Paul 841923 – Unknown1924 – Esther (Tallman) Freeman, Willmar 921925 – Eleanor Lightner, St. Paul 851926 – Mrs. E. R. Morrison, Kansas City, MO. 711927 – Mrs. Paul J, Kalman, St. Paul 901928 – Mrs. Orrin (Virginia) Stafford 911929 – Eleanor Fournet, St. Cloud and MargaretLabatt, Minneapolis 921930 – Mrs. Mary Neale, Dallas, TX and EleanorFournet, St. Cloud 881931 – Edith Kierland, Alexandria, 871932 – Edith Kierland, Alexandria and Betty Hayes,Minneapolis 88 (Kierland won a 9-hole playoff 42-451933 – Edith Kierland, Alexandria, 821934 – Edith Kierland, Alexandria, 841935 – Betty Hayes, Minneapolis, 891936 – Mrs. Marshall Becker, Topeka, KS, 801937 – Kathleen Carey, Cedar Rapids, IA 821938 – Kathleen Carey, Cedar Rapids, IA 851939 – Kathleen Carey, Cedar Rapids, IA 811940 – Edith Kierland, Alexandria, 841941 – Mrs. Harold Sims, St. Paul, 821942 – Eddice Dochterman, St. Paul 821943 – Eddice Dochterman, St. Paul 851944 – Mrs. Sylvia Anderson, Minneapolis, 871945 – Sylvia Finsand, Glenwood, 841946 – Edith (Kierland) Lowry, South Bend, IN, 831947 – Mrs. Marshall Becker, Topeka, KS, 831948 – Evelyn Skinner, Aberdeen, SD, 841949 – Edith (Kierland) Lowry, Minneapolis, 83

1950 – Nancy Lasley, Minneapolis, 801951 – Beverly Gammon, St. Paul, 811952 – Mrs. Jeanne (McPhail) Roel, Fargo, ND, 861953 – Marian Gault, Kansas City, MO, 811954 – Mrs. Chester Johnson, Wayzata, 891955 – Beverly Gammon, St. Paul, 811956 – Carole Pushing, Olivia, 841957 – Nancy MacGibbon, Minneapolis, 801958 – Beth Stone, Muskogee, OK, 791959 – Carole Pushing, Olivia, 771960 – Nancy MacGibbon, Minneapolis and Marlene(Gesell) Miller, Minneapolis, 811961 – Jan Eklund, Minneapolis, 821962 – Jan Eklund, Minneapolis, 821963 – Nancy MacGibbon, Minneapolis, 781964 – Joan Garvin, St. Peter, 791965 – Joan Garvin, St. Peter, 791966 – Nancy MacGibbon, Minneapolis, 751967 – Nancy MacGibbon, Minneapolis, 741968 – Phyllis Hullet, Bakersfield, Ca, 761969 – Betsy (Croonquist) Seitz, Minneapolis, 781970 – Sue Graves, Alexandria, 791971 – Betsy (Croonquist) Seitz, Minneapolis, 781972 – Betsy (Croonquist) Seitz, Minneapolis, 791973 – Betsy (Croonquist) Seitz, Minneapolis, 811974 – Sally May, St. Cloud, 781975 – Julie Gumlia, Edina, 741976 – Ingrid Gallo, Minneapolis, 791977 – Julie Gumlia, Edina, 781978 – Lisa Kluver, Alexandria, 751979 – Julie Gumlia, Edina,721980 – Marilyn Lovander, Willmar. 781981 – Kris Hanson, Granite Falls, Lisa Kluver,Alexandria, 751982 – Marilyn Lovander, Barb Arrel, VandaisHeights) 761983 – Kris Hanson, Granite Falls, 741984 – Jill Strafaci, Miami, FL, 751985 – Pat Cooper, Eden Prairie and Mary Kuhlmann,Montevideo, 751986 – Kris (Elton) Montplaiser, Mesa, AZ 721987 – Barb Arrell, Vandais Heights, 721988 – Mary Dacumos, Birmingham, AL, 771989 – Kristin Furlong, White Bear Lake and Meg(Nolan) Matetich, Scottsdale, AZ 751990 – Heather Deke, DeWitt, IA, 781991 – Kris (Elton) Montplaiser, Gilbert, AZ, 781992 – Betsy Aldrich, Wayzata, 761993 – Claudia Pilot, Austin, 771994 – Jenny Nodland, Alexandria, 731995 – Jenny Nodland, Alexandria, 771996 – Tracy Melby, Alexandria, 771997 – Michelle Ballou, Chaska, 801998 – Claudia Pilot, Austin, 791999 – Kristi (Elton) Montplaiser, Gilbert, AZ, 792000 – Megan Hanson, Glenwood, 782001 – Betsy Aldrich, Crystal, 752002 – Betsy Aldrich, Crystal, 722003 – Betsy Aldrich, Crystal, 742004 – Betsy Aldrich, Crystal, 662005 – Emily Brand, Alexandria 722006 – Christine Herzog, Detroit Lakes, 722007 – Molly Leland, Alexandria, 742008 – Amanda Woodhull, Alexandria, 742009 – Betsy Aldrich, St. Louis Park, 70 (DC)

PAST MEDALISTS

A defending championhas never had as easy ofa time advancing pastthe first round of matchplay as Chaska’s JonEmpanger did yesterdayafternoon.

The six-time champi-on (five executive titles,one senior title) wasslated to play AppleValley’s ToddMcNamara in the firstgroup to tee off at noon.The only problem wasMcNamara nevershowed up. Empangerused the day as anotherpractice round as headvanced to the secondday by forfeit.

That was just part ofan exciting first day ofmatch play in the SeniorDivision. Three of the 16matches were not decid-ed until the 18th, andthree more needing

extra holes to decide awinner. Gene Seashoreof Lakewood Ranch,Florida and two-timeResorters champion JoeKlick locked up in thelongest of those as

Seashore edged Klick in20 holes.

The Senior Divisionwill kick off its action at1:12 this afternoon fromthe first tee.

Kiger def. Tessmer, 19 holes

This back-and-forthbattle betweenAlexandria’s BurkeKiger and Hood River,Oregon’s Steve Tessmerwasn’t decided untilKiger finally putTessmer away on the19th hole.

Kiger built a one-holeadvantage after threewith a birdie. That wasthe first of threestraight holes he tookbefore Tessmer got oneback with a birdie on thepar-five sixth.

The two-hole lead forKiger after that was thebiggest lead he wouldhold for the rest of theday. Tessmer stuck withhim with a par win onNo. 9 to head into theturn down by just one.

It didn’t take him longto even things up on theback. His par on No. 10was good for a win afterKiger doubled. Theyhalved the next twoholes before Kiger brokethrough again with apar win on No. 13.Tessmer got that backwith a par win of hisown on 15. The twohalved the remainingthree holes in regulationbefore Kiger lived toplay another day bywinning the first playoffhole.

Ledebuhr def.Hanson,

3-2Roger Ledebuhr of

Eden Prairie used threestrong holes on the backto overcomeAlexandria’s BradHanson in what was avery close match up tothat point.

Neither player led by

more than one hole untilLedebuhr parred no. 15to go up by two withthree to play. He thenbirdied No. 16 to end thematch.

He stayed closeenough on the front tomake the charge on theback. Hanson led by onegoing into the turn, butLedebuhr won Nos. 10and 11 to take his firstlead of the day. Hansonnever led again asLedebuhr finishedstrong to finish him off.

Zinn def.Schenkelberg, 1-upByron Zinn of

Spicewood, Texas camea long ways to play inthe Resorters and hesurvived a close matchagainst Brooklyn Park’sAl Schenkelberg to liveto play another day.

Neither player led bymore than one hole afterNo. 6. The two wentback-and-forth on theback, with Schenkelbergparring No. 11 beforeZinn did the same onNo. 12 to move back toone up. Again,Schenkelberg parredNo. 14 for a win beforeZinn answered rightback with a par win on15. The proved to beenough as both playersbogeyed No. 16 beforeparring Nos. 17 and 18.

Blanchard def.Brabant, 3-2

Burnsville residentNorty Blanchard took afour-hole lead overMaple Lake’s BobBrabant through thefirst six holes and neverlooked back in a 3-2 winon Tuesday afternoon.

Blanchard was steadyafter bogeying the firsthole as he got par wins

on Nos. 2 and 4 beforeback-to-back birdies onfive and six gave him anice cushion.

Brabant cut that leadto three with a birdie onNo. 9, but Blanchardwas just too much downthe stretch. He birdiedNos. 10 and 14 before abogey on No. 16 wasgood enough tie the holeand take the match withtwo left to play.

Matanich def.Strassburg, 19 holesMark Matanich of

Lake City used a birdieon the first playoff holeto put away Clear Lake’sAl Strassburg in a closematch.

Matanich birdied thefirst two holes on theback to go two up afterthe two were even at theturn. The two bogeyedthe next two holesbefore Strassburg brokethrough with a birdie onthe par-five 14th. Hethen used a par win on16 to even things upwith two to go. A bogeyand a par by bothbrought them into extraholes, where Strassburgtook care of businessearly to secure the win.

Mehesan def. Pint,5-4

Alexandria’s DonMehesan turned anearly one-hole deficitinto a two-hole lead bythe turn.

He never looked backfrom there as he fin-ished off BrooklynPark’s Allan Pint with abirdie on the 14th. Pintstruggled to get much ofanything going on theday as three doubles


Defending champ gets bye through first round

Don Mehesan of Alexandria blasted out of the sandnear the No. 5 green during his opening round matchagainst Allan Pint in the Senior Men’s Championshipyesterday. Mehesan advanced into today’s secondround with a 5-4 victory.

Jon Empanger’s opponent did notplay yesterday, giving the Chaskagolfer a free pass into today’s action

WHAT’S ON TAPFOR TODAYThe Senior Men’sDivision will kick offround two of the cham-pionship flight at 1:12p.m. on the first tee

Defending champ JonEmpanger will take onBurke Kiger ofAlexandria in the firstfoursome

The two other playersin the opening four-some include RogerLedebuhr and ByronZinn

SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Jon Empanger (DC) Burke Kiger Roger Ledebuhr Byron Zinn Jeff Pederson Mike Fluegel Greg Mattson Bob Falls

Norty Blanchard Mark Matanich Don Mehesan Jim Arnold Michael Flesch Larry Peterson Gene Seashore Tom Vipond

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He showed that hewas in fine form as hegrabbed medalist honorsduring qualifying withan even-par 72. TheChaska golfer also wonthe Executive title in1993, 1997, 2004, 2007and 2008.

Empanger will haveformer ExecutiveDivision champion(1998, 2001) Joe Klick ofAlbert Lea in his fieldfor the championshipflight after Klick quali-fied with an 83 onMonday.

Jeff Pederson ofHaymarket, Virginiawas Empanger’s closestcompetitor during theirqualifying round.Pederson shot a 74,while Michael Flesch ofNeenah, Wisconsin andNorty Blanchard ofBurnsville carded 75s.

The Senior Divisionwas well represented bylocal golfers headinginto yesterday’s firstround of match play. SixAlexandria residentsmade the field of 32,with Don Mehesan andBrad Hanson qualifying

with the lowest scores ofthat bunch after shoot-ing 76 on Monday.

Todd McNamara ofApple Valley was thefinal player to make thechampionship cut withan 88.

2010 RESORTERS SENIORMENʼS QUALIFYING

Jon Empanger (DC), Chaska.......72Jeff Pederson, Haymarket, VA.....74Michael Flesch, Neenah, WI........75Norty Blanchard, Burnsville .........75Don Mehesan, Alexandria............76Gene Seashore, Lakewood Ranch,FL.................................................76Greg Mattson, Becker ..................76Brad Hanson, Alexandria .............76Byron Zinn, Spicewood, TX .........77Bob Falls, Edina...........................77Randy Johnson, Marshall ............77Jim Arnold, Plymouth ...................77Al Strassburg, Clear Lake............78Larry Peterson, Albert Lea ...........78Mike Hartmann, Red Wing...........78Burke Kiger, Alexandria ...............79Steve Tessmer, Hood River, OR..79Mike Fluegel, Alexandria..............80Dave Anderson, Eden Prairie ......80Mark Matanich, Lake City ............80Tim Kulow, Marshall .....................80Tom Vipond, Woodstock, GA.......81Dave McFarlane, Alexandria........81Al Schenkelberg, Brooklyn Park ..82Roger Ledebuhr, Eden Prairie .....82Thomas Dibble, Bloomington.......83Joe Klick, Albert Lea ....................83Allan Pint, Brooklyn Park .............84Bob Brabant, Maple Lake ............84Roy Lende, Livingston, MT ..........87Mike Golden, Alexandria..............87Todd McNamara, Apple Valley.....88Larry Heimsness, Billings, MT .....88Larry Kowalcyzk, Plymouth..........89Dave Serie, Brooklyn Park...........89Robert Dube´, Hastings ...............90Bruce Stueven, Carlos.................90Ralph Tuttle, St. Paul ...................90Kenneth Winge, Richfield ............91John Sweeney, Plymouth.............93Rick Larson, Alexandria ...............95Loren Backlund, Brooklyn Park ...97Alan Grundei, Medina ..................99Mike Lavelle, Minnetonka ..........100John Canavan, Pensacola, FL...106Robert Hansen, Alexandria........108Darrell Maloney, Maple Grove....113Byron Peterson, Plymouth .........114

Empanger leadsSenior qualifiers

SENIOR MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPUPPER BRACKET LOWER BRACKET

Jon Empanger (DC) Todd McNamara Burke Kiger Steve Tessmer Jeff Pederson Mike Golden Mike Hartmann Mike Fluegel

Brad Hanson Roger Ledebuhr Byron Zinn Al Schenkelberg Greg Mattson Thomas Dibble Bob Falls Dave McFarlane

Norty Blanchard Bob Brabant Al Strassburg Mark Matanich Michael Flesch Roy Lende Larry Peterson Dave Anderson

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Arnold def. Kulow, 4-3Jim Arnold of Plymouth

overcame a rough patch inthe middle of the front nineto take down Marshall’s TimKulow through 15.

Kulow turned a two-holedeficit into a one-hole leadwith three straight wins onNos. 5, 6 and 7. Arnoldbogeyed all three of thoseholes but played eventhrough six holes on the backto take back control of thematch. His par wins on Nos.14 and 15 gave him the victo-ry.

Pederson def. Golden, 4-3

Haymarket, Virginia’s JeffPederson used two birdiesand a par on the back to pickup wins and secure a 4-3 vic-tory over Alexandria’s MikeGolden.

Pederson led by at leasttwo through the back afterwinning Nos. 7 and 8 withpars. Golden took just onehole after that, a par win onNo. 14, as he shot five overthrough seven holes after theturn.

Fluegel def. Hartmann,3-2

Alexandria attorney MikeFluegel made his case afterthe 7th hole: No more winsfor his opponent, MikeHartmann of Red Wing.

Fluegel took the first leadwith a birdie on No. 2 butHartmann countered with a

par win on the next hole.Fluegel got back in front

with another birdie win onNo. 6, only to drop the nexthole to Hartmann’s par.

That’s when Fluegel laiddown the law. He won Nos. 8and 9 and with pars,matched Hartmann’s pars onthe next four holes and thenstruck for a birdie on No. 14to go 3-up.

Both golfers shot nothingbut pars on the next twoholes. Case closed – a 3-2 winfor Fluegel.

Mattson def. Dibble, 7-6A fast start powered Greg

Mattson of Becker to a quickwin over L. Thomas Dibble ofBloomington.

Mattson won the first holewith a birdie and his pars onthe next four holes put himcomfortably out front, 5-up.

Dibble matched Mattson’spar on No. 6 to stop thebleeding but couldn’t do anybetter than pars on the nextthree holes to remain trailingby five at the turn.

Mattson didn’t dilly-dally.He won Nos. 10 and 12 withpar, birdie to close out thematch, 7-6.Falls def. McFarlane, 1-up

Bob Falls of Edina nevertrailed in his match againstAlexandria’s DaveMcFarlane but it still tookhim 18 grueling holes to icethe win.

Falls won No. 1 with birdiebut McFarlane answeredwith a birdie win on the nexthole.

Falls came right back witha par win on No. 3 and went2-up with a par win on No. 4.

McFarlane cut into thelead with a par win on thepar-3 No. 7 but Falls’ bogeywas good enough to take the9th hole, putting him 2-up atthe turn.

McFarlane again drew towithin one with a par win onNo. 10 but his bogey on No.12 dropped him two back.

The rollercoaster matchcontinued with McFarlanewinning No. 13 with par andFalls taking No. 14 with par.

The next two holes werestalemates and thenMcFarlane forced anotherhole with a par on No. 17 todraw within one.

The match ended in bogeyson the 18th green.

Flesch def. Lende, 1-upMike Flesch of Neenah,

Wisconsin held off a late flur-ry from Roy Lende ofLivingston, Montana to claima 1-up win.

Lende jumped out to theearly lead with wins on Nos.1 and 3. Flesch didn’t cave in,however, and lashed backwith three straight par winson Nos. 4, 5 and 6 to steal thelead.

He padded his advantageto two with a par win on No.8 but Lende took No. 9 totrail by just one at the turn.

Flesch’s pars were goodenough to win the next twoholes and, up by three, hewas poised for a quick win.

But Lende fought back. He

won Nos. 12, 14 and 15 todeadlock the match.

Flesch earned a key parwin on No. 16 to regain thelead and it held when bothgolfers parred the final twoholes.Petersen def. Anderson,

3-2Dave Anderson of Eden

Prairie battled tooth-and-nail against Larry Petersenof Albert Lea in the frontnine.

Anderson won three holes– Nos. 2, 4 and 7 with pars –while Petersen also wonthree holes, Nos. 1, 8 and 9with three birdies.

All square at the turn,Petersen prevailed on theback nine. He won No. 10with birdie, matchedAnderson stroke for strokeon the next four holes andthen went 2-up with a parwin on No. 15.

Petersen closed out thematch in a style – a birdiewin on No. 16 that gave hima 3-2 victory.

Seashore def. Klick, 20 holes

Seashore almost saw afour-hole lead after 11 disap-pear as Klick made a latecharge to force extra holes.

Seashore was 3-up withthree left to play when heran into a little trouble. Hebogeyed Nos. 16 and 18 andsandwiched a par betweenthem on 17. That opened thedoor for Klick, and he tookadvantage, parring Nos. 16and 18, while birdying the

par-3 17th. That completed the come-

back as Seashore was forcedto win it in extras. After bothmen parred the first extrahole, Seashore put Klickaway on the 20th hole toadvance.

Both golfers played solidgolf. Seashore shot even parfor the day while Klick was2-over.Vipond def. Johnson, 5-4

Tom Vipond of Woodstock,Georgia didn’t waste timeagainst Randy Johnson ofMarshall.

Vipond won the first twoholes with bogey, par andnotched a trio of wins onNos. 5, 6 and 7 with bogey,par, par to go 4-up.

Johnson stopped theassault with a par win onNo. 8 but still trailed by fourat the turn.

Vipond’s par was goodenough to win the 10th holeand he coasted from there,matching Johnson’s pars andbogeys on the next four holesto seal a 5-4 victory.

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHTSECOND ROUND PAIRINGS

WEDNESDAYFirst Tee – 1:12 – Jon Empanger,

Chaska vs. Burke Kiger, Alexandria; RogerLedebuhr, Eden Prairie vs. Byron Zinn,Spicewood, TX

1:21 – Norty Blanchard, Burnsville, vs.Mark Matanich, Lake City; Don Mehesan,Alexandria vs. Jim Arnold, Plymouth

1:30 – Jeff Pederson, Haymarket, VA,vs. Mike Fluegel, Alexandria; Greg Mattson,Becker, vs. Bob Falls, Edina

1:39 – Michael Flesch, Neenah, WI, vs.Larry Peterson, Albert Lea; Gene Seashore,Lakewood Ranch, FL, vs. Tom Vipond,Woodstock, GA

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7 AM Menʼs Regular 4th Flight Blue Junior 13-15 2nd Flight Cons White7:09 Menʼs Regular 4th Flight Blue Junior 13-15 2nd Flight Cons White7:18 Menʼs Regular 4th Flight Blue Junior 13-15 2nd Flight Cons White7:27 Menʼs Regular 4th Flight Blue Junior 13-15 2nd Flight Cons White 7:36 Menʼs Regular 3rd Flight Blue Junior 10-12 1st Flight (9 holes) Gold7:45 Menʼs Regular 3rd Flight Blue Junior 10-12 1st Flight (9 holes) Gold7:54 Menʼs Regular 3rd Flight Blue Junior 10-12 Championship (9 holes) Gold8:03 Menʼs Regular 3rd Flight Blue Junior 10-12 Championship (9 holes) Gold8:12 Menʼs Regular 2nd Flight Blue Junior 13-15 1st Flight Cons White8:21 Menʼs Regular 2nd Flight Blue Junior 13-15 1st Flight Cons White8:30 Menʼs Regular 2nd Flight Blue Junior 13-15 1st Flight White8:39 Menʼs Regular 2nd Flight Blue Junior 13-15 1st Flight White8:48 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Junior 13-15 Championship Cons Blue8:57 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Junior 13-15 Championship Cons Blue9:06 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Junior 13-15 Championship Blue9:15 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Junior 13-15 Championship Blue

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NOON Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black12:09 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black12:18 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black12:27 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black12:36 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black12:45 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black11:54 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black1:03 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Black1:12 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Blue1:21 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Blue1:30 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Blue1:39 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Blue1:48 Womenʼs Regular Champ White Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Gold 1:57 Womenʼs Regular Champ White Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Gold2:06 Womenʼs Regular Champ White Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Gold2:15 Womenʼs Regular Champ White Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Gold

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End of play for Wednesday

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 20101st Tee Color of Tees 10th Tee Color of Tees

7:09 Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Cons Blue7:18 Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Cons Blue7:27 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Cons Blue7:36 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Cons Blue7:45 Menʼs Masters 1st Flight White Menʼs Masters 1st Flight Cons White7:54 Menʼs Masters 1st Flight White Menʼs Masters 1st Flight Cons White8:03 Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:12 Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:21 Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:30 Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:39 Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Cons Blue

8:48 Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Cons Blue8:57 Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Cons Blue9:06 Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Cons Blue

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NOON Menʼs Masters Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Cons Blue12:09 Menʼs Masters Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Cons Blue12:18 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Senior Champ Cons Blue12:27 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Senior Champ Cons Blue12:36 Womenʼs 1st Flight Gold Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Cons Gold12:45 Womenʼs 1st Flight Gold Womenʼs Regular 1st Flight Cons Gold12:54 Womenʼs Reg Champ White Womenʼs Reg Cons White1:03 Womenʼs Reg Champ White Womenʼs Reg Cons White 1:12 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black1:21 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black1:30 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black1:39 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black1:48 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black1:57 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black2:06 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black2:15 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black

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End of play for Thursday

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 20101st Tee Color of Tees 10th Tee Color of Tees

7:30 AM Menʼs Masters 1st Flight White Menʼs Masters 1st Flight Cons White7:39 Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 2nd Flight Cons Blue7:48 Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Blue Menʼs Senior 1st Flight Cons Blue7:57 Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Exec 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:06 Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 4th Flight Cons Blue8:15 Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 3rd Flight Cons Blue8:24 Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Blue Menʼs Reg 2nd Flight Cons Blue8:33 Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Cons Black Open8:42 Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Cons Black Open8:51 Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black Open9:00 Menʼs Exec 1st Flight Black Open9:09 Junior 13-15 1st Flight Cons White Junior 10-12 1st Flight Cons (9 holes) Gold9:18 Junior 13-15 1st Flight White Junior 10-12 1st Flight (9 holes) Gold9:27 Junior 13-15 2nd Flight Cons White Junior 10-12 Champ Cons (9 holes) Gold9:36 Junior 13-15 2nd Flight White Junior 10-12 Champ (9 holes) Gold

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NOON Junior 13-15 Champ Blue Junior 13-15 Champ Cons Blue12:12 Menʼs Masters Champ Blue Menʼs Masters Champ Cons Blue12:24 Menʼs Senior Champ Blue Menʼs Senior Champ Cons Blue12:36 Womenʼs Reg 1st Flight Gold Womenʼs 1st Flight Cons Gold12:48 Womenʼs Reg Champ White Womenʼs Reg Champ Cons White1:00 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Cons Black1:12 Menʼs Exec Champ Black Menʼs Exec Champ Cons Black1:24 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg Champ Cons Black1:36 Menʼs Reg Champ Black Menʼs Reg Champ Cons Black1:48 Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Cons Black2:00 Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Black Menʼs Reg 1st Flight Cons Black

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End of play for Friday

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 20101st Tee Color of Tees 10th Tee Color of Tees

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Approximate Tee-Times11:00 AM Menʼs Executive 1st Flight/Consolation Black11:20 Menʼs Regular 1st Flight/Consolation Black11:40 Menʼs Regular/Executive Championship Cons Black12:00 Junior Championship/Consolation Blue12:20 Menʼs Senior/Masters Championship Blue12:40 Womenʼs Championship/Consolation White1:00 Menʼs Regular/Executive Championship Black

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