Hole-in-One: Pat Anderson, a member at Pinehurst, scored her first hole-in-one Aug. 18, on Course No. 3, while playing the 112-yard seventh hole. Her playing partners were Diane McCall, Paulette Clayton and Bonnie Hanly.

Joel Rabdau, a member at Midland, aced the 175-yard eighth hole, using his 4-iron. This was Joel’s third hole-in-one, and his witness was Ted Meyer.

Joan Baldwin, a member at Longleaf, scored her first hole-in-one July 26, on the ­second hole, 110 yards, using her 7-wood. Her playing partners were Betty Bahler and Irene Blakeman.

Joe Carter, a member at Longleaf, scored a hole-in-one July 24, while on vacation in Gaylord, Mich. He was playing at Treetops golf course. He used his 9-wood to cover the 177 yards to the fifth green. Diane and Jim Steele, and his wife, Christine, completed his foursome.

Interclub I: Foxfire hosted the Interclub I matches Aug. 11 with the following results: Pinehurst, 43.5, vs. Southern Pines, 28.5; Country Club of North Carolina, 39, vs. Country Club of Whispering Pines, 33; Pinewild, 37, vs. Foxfire, 35. Next competition will be held at Pinewild Sept. 28.

Totals to date: Pinehurst, 158; CCNC, 150; CCWP, 143; Foxfire, 141.5; Southern Pines, 136; Pinewild, 135.5.

Pinetop: Woodlake Country Club hosted the Pinetop tournament Aug. 12, on the Palmer Course.

Flight 1 – Gross: Pam Congelosi, Woodlake, 77. Net: Karen Hobbs and Helen Gibbons, Whispering Pines, tied at 74, with Donna Tanner, Pinehurst; Diane Hendrick, Whispering Pines, and Kathy Lishawa, Foxfire, tied at 79.

Flight 2 – Gross: Ginger Lash, Pinewild, 82. Net: Darla Howe, Woodlake, 73; Leslie Frusco, Foxfire, 74.

Flight 3 – Gross: Freddy Mastandrea, Pinewild, 87. Net: Sue Sedlak, Foxfire, and Pat Bickoff, Woodlake, tied at 72; Jenny Sherrill, Southern Pines, 73.

Flight 4 – Gross: Jodi Barth, Pinehurst, 89. Net: Kim Spaulding, Foxfire, 71; Peg Ballew, Seven Lakes, 73.

Flight 5 – Gross: Karen Smith, Pinewild, 92. Net: Barb Fulghum, Foxfire, 75; Patricia Watterworth, Pinewild, 76.

Flight – 6 – Gross: Alice Pardy, Whispering Pines, 93. Net: Grae Starwald, Seven Lakes, 77; Chris Mancuso, Whispering Pines, 78;

Flight 7 – Gross: Lynn Ball, Woodlake, 95. Net: Lillie Alexander, Seven Lakes, 71; Pam Venet, Whispering Pines, 79.

Flight 8 – Gross: Louise Pryor, Pinewild, 99. Net: Wanda Parker, Woodlake, 70; Kathy Samchalk, Pinewild, 73.

Flight 9 – Gross: Mary Ann Gerney, Seven Lakes, 105. Net: Jeannie Alvarez, Pinewild, 77; Nora Sinclair, Pinehurst, 80.

Flight 10 – Gross: Kathy Slotter, Woodlake, 109. Almira Weber, Woodlake, 73; Barb McCleneghen, Woodlake, 82.

Play day totals: Foxfire, 8; Pinehurst, 6; Pinewild, 16; Seven Lakes, 8; Southern Pines, 1.

Year-to-date: Woodlake, 73; Pinehurst, 64; Seven Lakes, 64; Whispering Pines, 63; Pinewild, 61; Foxfire, 49; Southern Pines, 29.

Whispering Pines: Debbie McCormick and Diane Hendrix won the Pinettes’ chairman’s tournament, in an extra hole playoff, over Karen Hobbs and Marsha Paff. Both teams tied at net 62. Chris Mancuso and Pam Venet, 64; Judy Woodward and Carol Saylor, tied at 65, with Pam Dodge and Edie Azar; Ginny Campling and Gloria Beck, tied at 66, with Millie Mills and Mary Steffan, and Helen Gibbons and Shari Duggan.

The Ninettes played Aug. 16 in a “tee shot” game (points were earned for longest and shortest tee shots) on the back nine of the West Course. Margaret Pluff recorded eight points and Sandy Cebrick recorded six points.

The Wanderers played at Seven Lakes Aug. 18 in a format of one best ball of each two-man team. Flight 1 – Junior Jones and Tom Stevens, 64; Don MacIlvaine and Tom Jones, 67. Junior Jones won low gross at 76. Tom Stevens won low net with 72.

Flight 2 – Jerry Lewis and Dick Mills, 63; Jerry Lloyd and Jim McDevitt, 65. Dick Mills won low gross with 82. Rick McNulty won low net at 71.

The next outing will be at Anderson Creek Golf Course Sept. 22.

Pinehurst: The Chippers —- Looking for a fun contest for your ladies’ association? Look right here. It is a team game with points won for bad shots. Here’s how it works: A water ball equals one point, out-of-bounds equals one point, bunker equals one point, failure to get out in one stroke equals one point, three putts equals one point, hit a tree equals one point, going from one bunker into another on the same hole equals two points, and on and on.

A par or a chip-in on a hole by any team player eliminates all previous points the team has accumulated. The team with the fewest points wins. Players keep their gross score separately for handicap purposes.

Competition was played on Course No. 4 with the team of Deb Fitzgerald, Dee Morrow, Pat Smith and Carol Wyatt finishing with zero points.

The Men’s Golf Association played a Nassau tournament Aug. 9, on Course No. 1. The format was three best balls on holes nine and 18 and two best balls on all other holes.

Overall: Stan Rohwedel, Charles Oxrieder, Robert Dauenhauer, William Norris, 123. Dan Bryant, Ray Smith, Jerry Horn, Jack Quick, 125; Larry Harter, Ron Reynolds, Don Torgersen, Jack Jaenisch, 127.

Front nine: Robert Nielsen, Jay Vogel, Paul Gemme, Larry Ringen, 59; Larry McWane, Howard Milligan, John Malpass, Murray Williamson, 60; Jack Briley, Hank Szczsponik, Steve Frobey, Jeffrey Irving, 64.

Back nine: John Lacci, Louis Di Stefano, Francis Corcoran, Alexander Lowrie, 62; Donald Marchetti, William Noggle, Tom Little, Jim Tomashoff, 64; Don Kinney, Randy Whitten, Mark Bodenheimer, Lee Nagle, 65.

The Men’s Golf Association played a Nassau tournament Aug. 10 and the format was three best balls on holes nine and 18 and two best balls on all other holes. Competition was on Course No. 3.

Overall: Richard Gesswein, Joe Pesek, Bob Shenkle, Terry Wade, 121; George Vickers, Edward Carey, Jim Vigilis, Kenneth Boyle, 122; Bob Edens, John McNeill, Peter Gross, Barry Lyons, 127.

Front nine: Charles Clayton, Vince Gamble, Merle Lewis, Swifton Barnette, 60; Sam Davis, Robert Papp, Matthew Marder, Richard Caswell, 62 (MOC); John Hamblen, Jim Voekel, Richard Dixon, Dave Hampton, 62 (MOC).

Back nine: Mike Wallace, Ronald Wiles, David Brown, Jack McCall, 67 (MOC); David Cook, Roy Longhta, Patrick Nevins, Charles Bradbury, 67; John Carlyle, Gary Denman, Thomas Brown, 68.

The Silver Foils played Aug. 16 and the format was two best balls of each foursome. Lynn Delgarn, Irene Corbin, Ann Nash, Terri Harmicar, 134; Mary Wardrop, Courtney Herndon, Joann Breslin, Lynne Heilman, 135; Sis Liston, Marge Swinarton, Paulette Clayton, Jean Conry, 138.

Midland: Ted Meyer won the Men’s Golf Association’s summer match play tournament in a 1-up victory over Pat Ryan in 18 holes of competition.

The Ladies Golf Association played Aug. 11 in a game of low gross for nine holes. Flight 1 – Dee Hancock, 50; Linda Parke, 51. Flight 2 – Pat Easter, 51; Marjorie Heffner, 60.

Southern Pines: The Par Seekers played a Nassau tournament, net scores only, Aug. 16: Flight 1 – Dottie Guckin, 18 holes, 72. Ann Kendall, front nine – 34. Carol Morris, back nine – 36. Flight 2 – Nancy Jacobs, 18 holes, 75. Joan McCreedy and Ginger Addis tied on the front nine with 39. Penny Burke – back nine, 38. Flight 3 – Char Donovan, 18 holes – 75. Rosemary Dietrichson – front nine – 34; Joy Shelton, back nine – 41.

Knollwood: The Rainmakers results for Aug. 16, in a team play format of two best balls of the foursomes: Marilyn Kirol, Dot Smith, Mary Curl, Elizabeth Garner, 56. Lucky Levin, Peggy Crew, June Davidson, Marie Wojcieszak, 60.

The Sandblasters played a 3-2-1 best ball game Aug. 16:

Team – John Wunderlin, Ron Flock, Glen Kendall, John Conroy, 51; Bill Crenson, John Mannion, Derrick North, Len Grasso, 57 (MOC); Paul Leach, Paul Cottom, Joe Alden, Doug Toler, 57 (MOC).

John Wunderlin won low gross with 37. James Burrill won closest to the pin.

Seven Lakes: The Women’s Golf Association played Aug. 16 in a step aside scramble. Flight 1 – Diane Boston, Kathy Goodman, Ione Katz, 86. Flight 2 – Peggy Ballew, Marilyn Quintana, Grae Starwald, Lillian Schafer, 80

The Nine Hole Lakers played Aug. 17 and the format was “throw out water holes.”

Flight 1 – Carol Dunn, 12; Barb Gerhardt, 14 (MOC); Sandy Zimmer, 14 (MOC).

In Flight 2, Judy Hogan won with 7.

Pinewild: The Men’s Golf Association played Aug. 11, in a “Peer Play Contest.”

Flight 1 – Gross – Dwight Pike, 71; Bernie Schultz, 93; Garry Brobst, 76. Net Mike Critzer, 68; Denny Fogle, 69; Frank Rezeli, 70.

Flight 2 – Gross – Chuck Mills, 78; Frank Johnson, 78; Bob Behnke, 80. Net – Dave Devendorf, 67; Jim McMahon, 68; Peter Nehlsen, 69.

Flight 3 – Gross – Paul Jones, 77; Fergie Ferguson, 82; Norm Elliott, 83. Net – David Lynn, 68; Fred Zimmerman, 70; Tony Munday, 71

Flight 4 – Gross – John Cashion, 82; Gary Petersen, 85; Austin Sweet, 86. Net – Jim Young, 69; Dave Mitchell, 70; James O’Brien, 71.

Flight 5 – Gross – Kevin Carroll, 82; Don Garratt, 84; Bob Livingston, 89. Net – Allen Fassett, 65; Dennis Schmidt, 69; Kevin Connelly.

Flight 6 – Gross – Richard Meadow, 84; Ron Davis 86; Bill Stevens, 88. Net – Edward Biebrich, 63; Joseph Owen, 67; Skip Kendrick, 70.

Closest to the pin on No. 3 and No. 12 was Frank Johnson, on No. 8 Harold Bell and on No. 17 it was Gary Petersen.

The Women’s Golf Association played on the Magnolia Course in an individual low gross and low net contest.

Flight 1 –Gross – Judy Mills, 82. Net – Judith Kelley, 69 (MOC); Freddy Mastandrea, 69 (MOC). Flight 2 – Gross – Gail Corgan, 91. Net – Shirley Wake, 73 (MOC); Linda Bell, 73 (MOC). Flight 3 – Gross – Chris Johnson, 98. Net – Betty Mulvaney, 69; Nancy Niedermaier, 72.

Shelly Rhone won closest to the pin on No. 7 and Paula Montgomery on No. 3.

Beacon Ridge: The 18-Hole Ladies played Aug. 16 in a Solheim Cup day, Red Team vs Blue Team. The format was two net balls on holes one to nine, with holes 10 to 18 of individual match play against opponent. Blue Team scored 86.5 points to the Red Team’s 75.5 points