Hole-In-One: Jim Belford, a member of Pinewild, scored his first hole-in-one Feb. 16 while playing the 180-yard third hole of the Magnolia Course. He used his 5-wood to reach the green. His playing partners were Frank Grimone and John Flack.

Mike Schurr, a member of Beacon Ridge, scored his third hole-in-one March 30. He used his 5-iron on the 182-yard seventh hole. His playing partners were Gerry Buelow, Doug Leslie and Colin Swaine.

Pinewild: The Women's Golf Association played an individual gross and net contest March 31. The winners were:

Flight 1 -- Gross: Carol Pitzer, 82; Jean Grieshaber, 83; Judy Mills, 87. Net: Kay Rednour, 69; Peggy Clark, 70 by a match of cards (MOC); Linda Bell, 70 (MOC).

Flight 2 -- Gross: Marie Gilbertson, 92 (MOC); Jean Dix, 92 (match of cards); Janis Tartalio, 97. Net: Lynne Davison, 68; Shelley Rhone, 69; Jody Young, 71.

Flight 3 -- Gross: Cindy Edgar, 99; Suzanne Wright, 102; Jane Waldemar, 104. Net: Yolande Paszkiewicz, 70; Sue Wisniewski, 73; Phyllis Clark, 74.

In a contest in which one best ball was needed on odd holes and two on even holes the winners were Nancy Reutter, Sandra Schnare, Harriet Ecker and Marilyn Mahan, 91; Judy Mills, Diane Vosilus, Paula Montgomery and Debra Smith; Marie Gilbertson, Patricia King, Janis Tartalio and Sue Zande, 94; and Jean Grieshaber, Carol Pitzer, Debbie Regula and Grace Hill, 94.

Pinehurst: The Women's Golf Association played a game using one best ball on holes 1 to 6, two best balls on holes 7 to 12 and three best balls on holes 13 to 18. The winners are as follows:

AA/BB -- Tee Noggle, Dave Jadlos, Franny Stewart and Vera Pelekoudas, 127; Bonnie Hanly, Beth Bennington, Shirley Potter and Roberta Kachel, 128; Sue Smith, Trish Christina, Kendra Muir and Val Minick, 131; Tonya Brown, Patti O'Day, Cathy Hamblen and a blind draw, 132.

CC/DD -- Judy Gemme, Dorothy Brown, Anne Burton and Pauline Roe, 132; Linda Guipe, Cookie Kremer, Audrae Thibodeau and J.J. White, 134 (MOC); Patti Molloy, Helga Pluckhorn, Irene Drew and Pat Clark, 134 (MOC); Myrna Spencer, Jane White, Sue Ferretti and Patricia Brewster, 136.

Birdies were recorded by Donna Tanner on 2, Helga Pluckhorn on 9, Tee Noggle, Sara Sutton and Pat Brewster on 6, Kendra Muir on 13 and 17, Betsy Bindley on 13 and Beth Bennington and Bonnie Dingman on 14.

The Silver Foils played March 31 for the Cappelletti Cup. The low gross winners were Debbie Smith at 84, followed by Mary O'Malley and Diane McCall at 84.

Three players tied at net 67 had a sudden death playoff, with Marge Swinarton winning on the second hole.

Whispering Pines: The Men's Golf Association played April 1 in a scramble format. The winners were:

Len Mills, Dick Mills, Chub Nintzel and Pat O'Malley, 63; George Venet, Art Woodward, Bill Stripling and Roger Williams, 65; Don MacIlvaine, Mac McCormack and Tom McKeon, and Rich Gibbons, Paul Hallet, Dick Hammond and Gil Hohwald tied at 66.

The Ninettes played March 30 on the front nine of the West Course in game called "Most Eights." The winners were:

Flight 1 -- Barbara Carlson had two, and Pat Linss had one.

Flight 2 -- Dee Heine had three, Val Flahie had two.

Dee Heine chipped in on hole 9.

The Pinettes played the red tees on the West Course March 31. The format was blind nine, with the holes chosen by the committee.

Flight 1 -- Helen Gibbons, 34; Mary Ann Blake, 35; Jane Lankford, 38.

Flight 2 -- Alice Sheridan, 36; Susan Shorten, 38; Nell Crawford, 39; Joy Hertel 39, Peg Carfi, 39.

Flight 3 -- Judy Woodward, 35; Sharon Mathias, 36; Marge Tovey, 38; Gloria Beck, 38; Ginny Campling, 38; Nancy O'Connell, 38.

Flight 4 -- Betty Lou Kinney, 35; Anne Gerwig, 36; Sue Jaehne, 37.

Flight 5 -- Mary Jane Barth, 38; Sharon Hall, 38; Valerie Lehr, 40; Ginny Piper, 40,

Whispering Woods: The Ladies Golf Association played a captain's choice March 31, and the winning team was Carol Carlson, Gerry Scalia and Janet Wood with a 73.

The Ladies Golf Association is open to players who are not members of Whispering Woods. It offers organized play every Tuesday, plus additional tournaments. For more information, call the Pro Shop at 949-4653.

The Men's Golf Association played April 1, and the game was two low net scores on par-3 holes, one low net on par-4s and par-5s. The winning team was Blake Hetterich, Al Gaeta, Ernest Rizzi and Tony Rodriquez with 66.

On March 30, the game was low net of each foursome. The winners were Bill Crump, Joe Matejka, Tom Nagele and Don Smedley, 52; and Bill Anderson, Rich Moran, Jim Willard and a blind draw, 53.

On April 1, the game was "Man in ihe Box," and the winning team was Charlie Brady, John Hamm, Bud Henty and Al Gaeta.

Woodlake: The Ladies Golf Association played April 2 in a par-4 only event played on the Palmer Course. Angie Forge scored 39 to take first place. Pat Bickoff was second with a 40 by a match of cards over Barb McCleneghen.

Lynn Ball birdied hole 16. Brenda Tillman chipped in on 3 and Pat Scoggins on 2.

In an April Fools' contest, the pro-shop selected four holes, with Cherie Shiels carding 12, and Lynn Ball and Darla Howe tied at 14.

The Niners played a "Big Waltz" tournament March 30, and the winners were Bev Lawson, a blind draw and Pat Brennan, 63; Doris Munguia, Cheri Shiels and Marbaret Corbin, 71; Pat Hruska, Jeanne Hunkele and Sheila Essom, 73.

Beacon Ridge: Pat Wartman was the winner of the Ladies Golf Association Beacon Cup, low net tournament, March 31. Other winners were:

Flight 1 -- LaVonne Hurd, 64; Judy Kullberg, 67; Lois Ashley and Hilde Krallinger, 70.

Flight 2 -- Karen Milligan, 67; Joyce Loney. 68; Cindy Osborne and Nancy Cunningham tied at 70.

Flight 3 -- Lois Dole, 64; Edna Henrich and Jeanie Auditore, 72.

Closest to the pin on 5 was Sandy McDermott. LaVonne Hurd eagled hole 1.

Knollwood: The Rainmakers played March 23 and the contest counting only par-3s and par-5s.

Flight 1 -- Dee Hancock, 18; Dot Smith and Barbara McNamee tied at 20.

Flight 2 -- Linda Parke, 16; Sharon Stoeber and Bev Braunscheidel tied at 19.

Flight 3 -- Shirley Reardon and Janet McDowell tied at 17; Ellie Batchelder, 19.

Flight 4 -- Elizabeth Garner, 18; Mary Moore, 19.

The Rainmakers played March 30 in a net scores plus putts contest.

Flight 1 -- Doris Stone, 45; Jo Ann Slayton, 46.

Flight 2 -- Alberta Settzo, 45; Bev Braunscheidel, 51.

Flight 3 -- Dot Burtis, 43; Janet McDowell, 46.

Flight 4 Mary Moore, 54; June Davidson, 57.

Birdies were recorded by Doris Stone and Alberta Settzo on 5. Linda Parke chipped in on 2.

The Sandblasters played March 31, and the game was an individual low net contest.

Flight 1 -- John Mannion, 30; Paul Leach, 31; Harvey Koonce, 31.

Flight 2 -- Ken Batchelder, 30; Bob Mellinger, 31. Dick Kelly, 32.

Flight 3 -- Rolf Ericson, 31; Bill Bradley, 33; Clark Russell, 34.

Flight 4 -- Dick Baird, 33; Joe Reilly, 37; Bill Clark, 40.

Harvey Koonce, Paul Leach and John Mannion tied for low gross at 38. Paul Leach carded an eagle on 9. Jim Braunscheidel birdied 5, and Bob Mellinger birdied 6. Closest to the pin honors went to John Mannion.

National: The Men's Golf Association played March 28 with the following results:

Skins -- James Watkins, 4; Mark Packard and Neal Jarest, 2; Ron Coffman Jr., Jim Blank and Bob Thome, 1.

Stableford -- John Ramsey, plus 5; Ron Coffman Jr., plus 4; Ray Ogden, plus 3; Mark Packard and Steve Points, plus 2 each; and Bob Thome, plus 1.

Team Individual: Gross: James Watkins, 67. Net; Mike Fiske, 64; Mark Packard and Rick Knight tied at 69.

Seven Lakes: The 18-Hole Women's Golf Association played its "Buddy Tournament" March 31.

Flight 1 -- Joyce Charles and Melva Johnson, 61; Connie Galford and Kathy Mokricky, 66; Mary Pagano and Betty Larson, and June Hale and Jule Thornton tied at 67.

Flight 2 -- Jean Keating and Kathy Goodman, 65; Nancy Sabo and Peg Woodard, 66; Margaret Arning and Lucy Dunn Martin, and Marilyn Quintana and Lois Newsham tied at 73.

Southern Pines: The Par Seekers played a Spring Fling tournament using two best balls of the foursome. The teams of Joan McCreedy, Ginger Addis and Jenny Stuber; Louise Pierce, Pat Black and Pat Hoffman; and Cathy Murphy, Rosemary Goodrich and Milli Johnson all tied at 120. A blind draw was used for each team. Pat Billingham, Sue McMullan, Penny Burke and Eileen Malan had 123.