Hole-in-One: Bob Kirby, a member of Foxfire, recorded the first ace of his career on July 23 while playing on the East Course.

It came on the 155-yard second hole, and he used his 3-wood to reach the green. His playing partners were Bill Facey and John Hall.

John Shaughnessy, a member at Beacon Ridge, made his first hole-in-one on July 23. It was on hole No. 5, 140 yards, and he used his 6-iron to reach the green. Dick Osborne, George Deignan and Greg Lookabaugh were his playing partners.

Pinetop: The competition was held at Southern Pines on July 15 with the following results:

Flight 1 — Gross: Kendra Muir, Pinehurst, 78. Net: Donna Tanner, Pinehurst, tied at 71, with Isabelle Daley, Whispering Pines; Ginger Lash, Pinewild, tied at 73, with Diane Hendrick, Whispering Pines.

Flight 2 — Gross: Dave Jadlos, Pinehurst, 87. Net: Michaela Meisel, Pinehurst, 74; Deb McCormick, Whispering Pines, tied at 75, with Tee Noggle, Pinehurst.

Flight 3 — Gross: Pat Anderson (Alt), Pinehurst, 82; Peggy Clark, Pinewild, 88. Net: Sue Sedlak, Foxfire, 72; Kay Rednour, Pinewild, 74.

Flight 4 — Gross: Louise Pierce, Southern Pines, 92. Net: Jenny Sherrill, Southern Pines, 74; Gay Strojny, Pinewild, 71.

Flight 5 — Gross: Mary Pappas, Pinehurst, 89. Net: Karen Fox Cook, Pinehurst, 68; Marsha Krasicky, Pinewild, 71.

Flight 6 — Gross: Peggy Ballew, Seven Lakes, 93. Net: Jan Flesca, Whispering Pines, 71; Diane Boston, Seven Lakes, tied at 73, with Connie Heimann.

Flight 7 — Gross: Nancy Donley, Whispering Pines, 92. Net: Brenda Shelton, Foxfire, 72; Alice Purdy, Whispering Pines, 73.

Flight 8 — Gross: Carol Smith, Pinewild, 95. Linda Strohmenger, Seven Lakes, 70; Nancy Jacobs, Southern Pines, 73.

Flight 9 — Gross: Connie Galford, Seven Lakes, 91. Net: Sue Wisniewski, Pinewild, 69; Penny Junk, Pinewild, tied at 76, with Mary Pagano, Seven Lakes.

Flight 10 — Gross: Barb Keiffer, Beacon Ridge, 98. Net: Marilyn Quintana, Seven Lakes, 72; Shelly Rhone, Pinewild, 74.

Flight 11 — Gross: Lillie Alexander, Seven Lakes, 97. Net: Roni Hann, Seven Lakes, 68; Ann Nueslein, Beacon Ridge, 69.

Flight 12 — Gross: Nora Sinclair, Pinehurst, 106. Net: Bev Needler, Seven Lakes, 74; Dawn Shapiro, Beacon Ridge, tied at 76, with Carol Yeoman.

Play Day Totals: Beacon Ridge, 5; Foxfire, 4; Pinehurst, 18; Pinewild, 15; Seven Lakes, 20; Southern Pines, 6; Whispering Pines, 10.

Year to Date Standings: Pinehurst, 73; Seven Lakes, 67; Pinewild, 56; Whispering Pines, 50; Beacon Ridge, 44; Foxfire, 25; Southern Pines, 21.

Woodlake: The Ladies Golf Association played on July 13, and the game was Best Front Nine and Best Back Nine. The winners: Front — Barb McCleneghen, 33; Darla Howe, 36. Back — Pam Jones, 34 (MOC); Doris Munguia, 34 (MOC).

On July 16, the game was the July Ace Day Gross and Net on the Maples Course. Darla Howe won low gross with 89. Dot Dube carded a 68 net and Barb McCleneghen had net 73.

Longleaf: The Men’s Golf Association played on July 7 in a Stableford Tournament, one point for a net par, two for a net birdie and three for a net eagle. Richard Hallman shot 75 gross/59 net for 30 Stableford points.

On July 14, the game was again Stableford with two septuagenarians posting the following scores: Ted Gleason, 79 gross/63 net, for 27 Stableford points. Fred Schrank, 80 gross/61 net, for 28 Stableford points.

Whispering Pines: The Ninettes and Pinettes played a mixed modified Captain’s Choice Tournament on July 26 and the prizes were logo Whispering Pines wine glasses and bottles of wine. The winners: Eloise Burns, Sandy Gerdes, Pat Linss, Pam Venet, 24.75; Sandra Grose, Sandy Hallet, Sandy O’Malley, Barbara Tompkins, 26.5; Mary Jane Barth, Dot DeMasi, Nancy Derrick, Val Flahie, 26.75.

The Pinettes played on July 26 in a Low Net Tournament with the following winners:

Flight 1 — Diane Hendricks, 75.

Flight 2 — Joy Hertel, 76; Jan Marshall, 77.

Flight 3 — Barbara Fulghum. 76; Joan Gillis, 76.

Flight 4 — Louise Warnimont, 73; Betty Winslow, 84.

The Men’s Golf Association played on July 29 in a Captain’s Choice Tournament. One gross and two net balls were needed for scoring.

First — Junior Jones, Jerry Lloyd, Frank Carrara, Chub Nintzel, 189 (MOC); Jim Kelley, Fred Grunninger, Richard Mills, Bruce Robson, 189 (MOC); Pat Lynch, Jim Phillingane, Roger Amoroso, John Ginniff, 194.

Pinehurst: The Pinehurst Scramblers played on July 26 on course No. 3 and the format was one best ball on holes 1-6, two on holes 7-12 and three on 13-18.

First — Larry Cox, Dave Kinney, Bill Sherman, 121.

Second — Dick Curl, Mike Doyle, Phil DeTurk, Gale Smith, 124 (MOC).

Third — Dick Haefele, Bob McNally, Tom Knorr, John Wiatrak, 124 (MOC).

Front Nine: Rich Caswell, Charlie Flood, Tom Holderby, Bob Williams, 35. Back Nine: Marty Doherty, Bob Fazio, Dick Liston, Bill Strohben, 84.

Mike Doyle won closest to the pin on No. 7.

The Birdies played on July 26, and the format was WHEE 1-2-3 Nassau. For scoring, one best ball was needed on red flags, two on white flags and three on yellow flags. The winners:

AABB — Betsy Bindley, Kendra Muir, Pauline Roe, Cathy Hamblen, 128; Bonnie Howard, Mary Pappas, Lisa Carothers, Sara Lee Sutton, 131. Front Nine: Marilyn Gerney, Donna Chapman, 68. Back Nine: Laura Harmon, Donna Tanner, Irene Corbin, Sandra Weir, 63.

CCDD — Rita Clayton, Helen Wainwright, Jo Rolman, Anne Burton, 135; Patsy Rhody, Jan Kuklok, Mary Bartley, Janet Aruscavage, 136. Front Nine: Helga Pluckhorn, Diane Sanford, Carolyn Shaffer, Sue Wright, 70. Back Nine: Rita Rocchi, Janice Biegger, Helen Brissette, Joanne Drengler, 65.

Birdies were recorded by: Rhonda Brooks on No. 17; Linda Bond on No. 16; Donna Brooks, Mary Bartley, Helga Pluckhorn, Joyce McWane, Maureen Reeves and Marilyn Gerney on No. 3; Micki Henry on No. 7; Irene Corbin, Sandra Weir, Tee Noggle, No. 13; Patricia Williamson, No. 8; June Eichele, Lisa Carothers, Karen Cook, No. 16; Betsy Bindley, Nos. 4 and 15.

The Chippers played on July 27 on course No. 3 in a throw out your worst hole contest. Ninety percent of each player’s handicap was used for scoring. Peg Schirmer, 31, and Donna May and Bev Raffaele tied at 32.

Knollwood: The Sandblasters played on July 27 in a two best balls of the foursome. The winners were:

First — Joe Alden, Steve Zachary, Rick Stone, Joe Reilly, 55.

Second — John Mannion, Carl Arnett, John Wunderlin, Bob Edwards, 58 (MOC).

Third — Clark Russell, Harvey Koonce, Chuck Crum, Blind Draw, 58 (MOC).

Steve Zachary won low gross with 38 and John Mannion won low net with 31. Frank Griffin won closest to the pin.

The Rainmakers played on July 26 in a Ts and Fs Tournament.

Flight 1 — Peggy Jones, 17; Doris Stone, 18.

Flight 2 — Linda Parke, 17; Dee Hancock, 18; Liz Green, 18.

Flight 3 — Shirley Reardon, 21; Mary Moore, 22.

National: The Women’s Golf Association played on July 21 and the game was “Lois’ Choice” the best 12 net holes. The winners: Susan Courneya, 48; Tricia Knight, tied at 49, with Kathy Fiske; Lynne Frazier, 50.

The Men’s Golf Association played on July 24 with the following results: Super Skins — Rick Knight, 2; Jeff Huber, 2; John Doster, 1. Stableford — Giff Fisher, +6; Jeff Huber, +4.

Midland: The Men’s Golf Association played a Nassau Tournament on July 28, and the format was two best balls of the foursome. Overall winners: 18 holes — Harvey Koonce, Art Gula, Steve Zachary, Ted Meyer, 116. Steve Zachary won low gross wih 76.

In a Nine-Hole Skins Game, Bill Crenson, Charles Childers and Chuck Crum each earned one. Bill Crenson won low gross with 29.

Whispering Woods: The Men’s Golf Association played a team event and the scoring was rotated through red, white and blue flags, scoring one, two and three net balls. The winning team was Blake Hetterich, Steve Luckhaus and Bill Woodruff at 126.

In an event played on July 28, the team event was two low gross and one low net on each hole. Bud Henty, Blake Hetterich, Steve Luckhaus and Bill Woodruff scored 213.

Woodlake: The Lady Niners played on July 26, and the game was par-4 holes only on the Maples Course.

Flight A — Bev Lawson, 19; Norma Loase, 22; Roberta Danielson, 25.

Flight B — Joyce Peterson, 21 (MOC); Mary Lawrie, 21 (MOC); Pat Brennan, 25.

Flight C — Margaret Corbin, 16; Lillian Johnston, 21; Barb Schmidt, 25.

Seven Lakes: The Nine Hole Lakers played on July 28, and the format was to throw out the three water holes. The winners:

Flight 1 — Barb Gerhardt, 22; Dot Sp-arke, 23.

Flight 2 — Gerry Sullivan, 22; Jeanne Thomson, 23.

Longleaf: The Men’s Golf Association played on July 28 in a Stableford Tournament. Net pars were worth one point, net birdies two points and net eagles three points. The winners: Ted Buschman, 24 points; Fred Schrank, tied at 23 points, with Hugh Mensch.

The Longleaf Ladies played on July 22 in a Stableford Tournament. Joan Baldwin won with 39 points. Carol McDaniel birdied No. 12 and Betty Crowder No. 15.

On July 29, the Longleaf Ladies played a game of one best net on holes 1-6, two on holes 7-12 and three on holes 13-18. The winners: Nancy Evans, Matti Jakobsen, Dale Saenz, 134. Carol Crook, Jan Fisher, Christine Carter, 138. Diane Steele birdied No. 12.

Beacon Ridge: The Beaconettes played on July 29 in a foursome scramble. The winners were: Susan Schurr, Carole Skau, Alice Shaughnessy, Barbara True, 41; Pat Blaire, Ann Doster, Linda Talbot, Marge Lambert, 43.