Hole-In-One: Rosemary Goodrich, a member of Southern Pines, aced the seventh hole April 21 using her 6-iron. This was her sixth hole-in-one since she moved here in 1983. Her playing partners were Carol Morris, Flo DeSandy and Pat Hoffman.

Southern Pines: The Par Seekers played April 21 in a "Mutt and Jeff" tournament. Only par-3 and par-5 holes scores counted toward the winning scores.

Flight 1 -- Sue McMullan, 32; Joan McCreedy, 38; Suzy Ray, 39.

Flight 2 -- Rosemary Goodrich, 32; Penny Burke, 38; Flo DeSandy, 42.

Flight 3 -- Billie Joyce Hill, 45; Pat Hoffman, 47; Eileen Malan, 48.

Whispering Pines: Anne Gerwig was the overall winner in the Pinettes handicap tournament April 21. She won a three-hole playoff over the winners in each flight -- Karen Wheeler from flight one, Elaine Fetters from flight two and Judy Woodward from flight three.

The Pinettes played April 21, and the game was "Three Blind Mice," with each player's three worst gross holes being thrown out. Play was on the East Course. Results from the red tees were:

Flight 1 -- Karen Hobbs, 66; Helen Gibbons, 67; Mary Ann Blake, 69.

Flight 2 -- Nell Crawford, 68; Joy Hertel, 74; Mary Parker, 75.

Results from the silver tees were:

Flight 1 -- Silver Tees Elke Phillingane, 74; Judy Woodward, 74; Ginny Campling, 76.

Flight 2 -- Joan Gillis, 78; Agnes Buckley, 79, Louise Warnimont, 79.

Flight 3 -- Mary Steffen, 83; Shirley Sherrill, 84; Claire Nacca, 85, Barb Gruninger, 85.

Flight 4 -- Sharon Hall, 83; Joyce Reitler, 88; Sandra Armstrong, 88.

Seven Lakes: The nine-hole Lakers played a "Beat the Champ" contest April 22. Dottie Sparke, the nine-hole champion, scored a net 40.

The following players beat that score: Diane Boston, 35; Betsy Jones, 34; Edie Barrett, 38; Maureen Malone, 36; Mary Ellen Lorion, 39; Doris Pierce, 35; Gerry Sullivan, 32; Nancy Kling, 33; Marge Randolph, 37; Jeanne Thomson, 36.

Woodlake: The Ladies Golf Association played April 16 in an Ace Day tournament on the Maples Course. Wanda Parker won low gross with 103, and Dorothy Dube was second with 109. Pam Jones won first net with 82, and Almira Weber was next with 86. Wanda Parker chipped-in on holes 14 and 18.

Pinetops: The Pinetops Inter-Club competition launched the 2009 season at Pinehurst No. 1 on Monday, April 20.

Flight 1 -- Gross: Whispering Pines, Karen Hobbs, and Pinehurst, Michaela Meisel, tied at 86. Net: Whispering Pines, Helen Gibbons, 77; Whispering Pines, Betty Mac Donald, 79.

Flight 2 -- Gross: Pinewild, Ellen Sherman, 84. Net: Pinehurst, Jean Sundstrom, and Pinehurst, Tee Noggle, tied at 71; Foxfire, Barbara Price, 78.

Flight 3 -- Gross: Pinewild, Marilyn Otto, 88. Net: Pinehurst, Charlotte Cable, 71; Pinehurst, Patti O'day, 72.

Flight 4 -- Gross: Beacon Ridge, Lavonne Hurd, 89. Net: Foxfire, Sue Durham, 74; Pinewild, Gail Corgan, 75.

Flight 5 -- Gross: Whispering Pines, Joy Hertel, 91. Net: Pinewild, Gay Strojny and Whispering Pines, Susan Shorten, tied at 72; Pinewild, Diane Dunlap, 75.

Flight 6 -- Gross: Southern Pines, Cathy Murphy, 94. Net: Southern Pines, Judy Barrenger, 74; Pinehurst, Lisa Carothers, 77.

Flight 7 -- Gross: Pinewild, Marcia Krasicky, 88. Net: Pinehurst, Sheryl Robinson, 68; Whispering Pines, Jan Flesca, 69.

Flight 8 -- Gross: Beacon Ridge, Sonja White, 94. Net: Foxfire, Kim Spaulding, 72; Pinehurst, Phyllis Reaper, 73.

Flight 9 -- Gross: Whispering Pines, Daryl Pierce, 96. Net: Seven Lakes, Connie Galford, 72; Beacon Ridge, Ardy Dodge, and Seven Lakes, Grae Starwald, tied at 73.

Flight 10 -- Gross: Seven Lakes, Joyce Charles, 92. Net: Beacon Ridge, Karen Milligan, 70; Pinewild, Harriet Ecker, 72.

Flight 11 -- Gross: Pinewild, Marilyn Mahan, 103. Net: Whispering Pines, Lois McKeon, and Southern Pines, Ginger Addis, tied 76; Beacon Ridge, Ann Sciarrino, and Seven Lakes, Marge Blake, tied at 77.

Flight 12 -- Gross: Whispering Pines, Betty Lou Kinney, 100. Net: Seven Lakes, Jule Thornton, 70; Seven Lakes, Marilyn Quintana, 72.

Flight 13 -- Gross: Beacon Ridge, Lois Dole, 107. Net: Seven Lakes, Carol Yoeman, 74; Beacon Ridge, Donna Fellows, 75.

Flight 14 -- Gross: Pinehurst, Darlene Skinner, 104. Net: Seven Lakes, Marti Elliot, 73; Beacon Ridge, Linda DeBrine, 74.

Total points: Whispering Pines, 18, Pinehurst, 17, Pinewild, 17, Beacon Ridge, 15, Seven Lakes, 14, Southern Pines, 7, and Foxfire, 5.

Pinehurst: The Silver Foils played April 21 in a Stevens low net tournament. Susan LaGraff was first with a net score of 68. Linn Ardner had net 70, and Ro Kachel had a net 71.

The Women's Golf Association played a "T-A-X Man Cometh!" competition. The format was two best balls on any holes with T-A-X in the spelling and one best ball on all other holes. The winners were: Judy Lewis, Donna Skidmore, Mary Scott Arnold and Patti Molloy, 106; Anne Burton, Ellie Ray, Carol Alexander, Jacque Weston, 108 by a match of cards (MOC) with Irene Corbin, Susan Smith, at Durkee and Denise Frobey, 108 (MOC); Patsy Parkhill, Audrae Thibodeau, France Schwehm and Helen Wainwright, 108 (MOC; Lynn Delgarn, Helga Pluckhorn, Betsy Bindley and Teresa Harmicar, 108 (MOC); Josie Maniskas, Eileen Lowrie, Barbara Miklos, Regina Stoddard, 108 (match of cards); Bonnie Hanly, Jene Sakowski, Paulette Clayton, Charlotte Cable, 108 (MOC);

Darya Glass, Chris Lawn, June Eichele and Mary Pappas, 110 (MOC) with Bev Reed, Mary Green, Barbara Golla and Phyllis Reaper, 110 (MOC); Silvia Bisbe, Maureen Reeves, Maggie Langley and Caroline Young, 110 (MOC).

The Chippers played April 22 in a tournament counting on par-4s on Course No. 5 with the following results: Pat Tomasetti, 35 (MOC); Susan Angelier, 35 (MOC); and Donna May, 36.

Knollwood: The Sandblasters played a contest using one best ball of the foursome April 21, with the following winners: Bill Crenson, Bob Edwards, Dave Petro and Richard Lawrenson, 58; Steve Zachary, Jim Taylor, Ken Batchelder and Joe Reilly, 59 (MOC); Jim Pittenger, Bill Bradley, Tom Bernett and a blind draw, 59 (MOC).

Paul Leach won low gross with 40, and Tom Delehaunty won low net with 31. Bob Edwards birdied holes two and three. Jim Pittenger won closest to the pin.

Beacon Ridge: The 18-hole Ladies Golf Association played its annual Buddy Tournament over two days. On April 14, scoring was one best ball of the twosome. On April 21, the combined net scores of the twosome were used. The winners were Sonja White and Joyce Loney, 192; Hilde Krallinger and Sara Abbott, 194; Clarice Moreau and Gloria Stanley, 197; Nancy Cunningham and Lindy DiBella, 201; Mary Lois Teyssier and Edna Henrich, 102; and Millie Allen and LaVonne Hurd, 203.

The Beaconettes played April 23, and the game was 4 clubs and a putter. The winners were:

Flight 1 -- Ellie Lyons and Jo Nicholas, 36.

Flight 2 -- Linda DeBrine, 33; Carole Skau, 34.

Flight 3 -- Marilyn MacDonald, 34; Rose Gaynor, 36.

Midland: The Ladies Golf Association played a points tournament April 16 with the following winners in the 18-hole division:

Flight 1 -- Sally Kelley, 36; Joanne Rabdau, 33; Lois Vollmer, 33.

Flight 2 -- Gerda Pittinger, 41; Georgia Snow, 33.

Winners in the nine-hole division were Linda Parke, 21; and Marjorie Heffner, 19.

Chip-ins were made by Georgia Snow on 11, Margaret Goodfellow on 1 and Marjorie Heffner on 8.

The Men's Golf Association played a Nassau tournament April 22, and the format was two best balls of the foursome.

Jim Braunscheidel, Paul Aschmetat, Richard Madeira and Maury Finnegan were the overall winners with a net 114. Henry Fuhrmann, Ted Meyer, Dave Petro and Allen High won the front nine with a net 55. Stephen Zachary, Joe Alden, Dick Baird and a blind draw won the back nine with a net 63.

The men played their annual President's Cup Tournament on April 14 and 17, and the format is an individual net competition.

Allen High was the overall winner in the 18hole division with a 139.

Flight A -- Jim Braunscheidel, 144; Mike Lloyd, 146; Harvey Koonce, 149.

Flight B -- Vic Kendall, 145; Jerry Kelly, 145; Joe Alden, 148.

Flight C -- Dick Baird, 142; Walt Scheyette, 145; Dick Madiera, 145.

Bill Parke was the overall winner in the nine-hole division with a 65.

Flight A -- Jack Henderson, 70; Jim Burrill, 71; Justin Hendrix, 72.

Flight B -- Richard Kelley, 67; Tom Bernett, 71; Larry Jones, 72.

Flight C -- Dick Heilman, 70; Len Grasso, 75; Dick Lawrenson, 79.

Pinewild: The Men's Golf Association held an individual peer play match on the Magnolia Course Winners in the net and gross event were:

First flight -- Gross: Mike Skrabak, 75; Scott Sutherland, 76; Tom Clark, 78. Net: Spike Billings, 71; Dwight Pike ,72; Dan Daniels, 74.

Second flight -- Gross: Bill Pozdol, 81; James Hill, 85; Mike Tencza, 85. Net: Frank Rezeli, 70 ; Vern DeGrange, 73; Bob Bramwell, 76.

Third flight -- Gross: Johann Rudzitis, 82; Walt Kaczynski, 88; Harold Bell 90. Net: Ronald Johnson 73; Bill Kennedy, 75; Lou Roth, 76.

Fourth flight -- Gross: Art Lannon, 82; Ron Cherep, 87; Charles Weaver, 88. Net: Pat Mastandrea, 68; Jim Young, 71; Dick Mitchell, 73.

Fifth flight -- Gross: Dick Mack, 88; Bob Livingston, 91; J.C. Norman, 93. Net: Larry Perkinson, 72; Gordon Rednour, 73; Stainton Smith, 76.

Sixth flight -- Gross: Leo Zande, 88; Kevin Connelly, 94; Jeff Miller; 75. Net: David Lynn, 70; Kevin Carroll, 73; Jack Mahan, 74.

Seventh flight -- Gross: Tom Jones, 94; Ron Davis, 99; Tony Petricola, 99. Net: Harry Caperton, 70; Bud Burgeson, 75; Star Braisted, 76.

Closest to the pins: Doug Harper on 3, Pete Nehlsen on 7, and Ron Cherep on 15.

National: The Women's Golf Association played a team low net game, and the winners were Becky Deaton, Paula McEachen and Tricia Knight, 73; and Lois Lee, Lynn Dunn and Dot Kennihan, 75.

Whispering Woods: The Men's Golf Association played its spring handicap tournament April 15 and 17, and the format was individual low net. Hank Smallacombe won with a score of 131.

Flight 1 -- Al Gaeta, 134; Charlie Brady, 135; Ernest Rizzi, 135.

Flight 2 -- Joe Haas, 137; Bud Henty, 137; Gaylord Maines, 138.

Foxfire: The Ladies Golf Association played April 22 in a "6-6-6" game, net scores, using one ball on holes 1to 6, two balls on balls on holes 7 to 12 and three balls on holes 13 to 18. The winners were Marion Bereznoff, Florence LaShomb, Kim Spaulding and Sandy Williams, 125; Kay Kolb, Anita Clapp, Shirley Horne and Eileen Umland, 127; and Ginny Siedler, sue Durham, Barbara Gaimari and Carol Harrington, 128.