Saturday, June 8, 2024, Dobson Ranch GC.

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Historic Dobson Ranch boasts a rich, robust history as a friendly, welcoming, gathering spot for local cattle buyers to come and share a meal and a tale. That sense of hospitality extends into the present as evidenced by the many faithful, decades-old golf associations who call Dobson Ranch Home. And we will carry that sense of hospitality forward into the future as we make Dobson Ranch Arizona’s most fun and friendly golf experience. Enjoy the natural beauty and player friendliness of Dobson Ranch.

VGA Round Results from today’s event.

Flight A top 3

Derek Schwertley is no longer the “New Guy,” having achieved the lowest net score and securing 1st place in A flight at 68 net. Congratulations on a job well done, Derek. Ron Amstutz claimed second place with a net score of 69, while Mathew Brogen Sr. and Ben Hughes tied for third at 72 net. However, it was Matt who took home the prize money, leaving Ben with the Atta Boy. Indeed, it’s a tough world!

Flight B top 3

Today, and not for the first time, Don Majors claimed the top spot at Dobson Ranch GC with a net score of 69. Bill Hell, often known as “The Carver,” came in second with a net score of 70. Tom Hebert secured third place, winning a scorecard playoff against Steve Richter, as both finished with a net score of 71. Steve Richter received the Atta Boy award.

VGA Big Dog point leaders for the 2024 season Click here.

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Up next for VGA, Wednesday, June 12, 2024, 7 am for $49.

Despite the typical Arizona climate, Sun City Country Club is not a typical desert-style course.
Sun City Country Club is lined with large shade trees, a classic layout forcing accurate shots, and good iron play. Our 18 hole course is as challenging as it is enjoyable.

With four sets of tees, play at Sun City Country Club spans between 5,145 and 6,275 yards, making it a treat for players of all skill and experience levels.

SCCC is a par 72 golf course, and the variety and challenges on these grounds have made it a long-time Arizona golf favorite! Home to the 2014 & 2015 Arizona Women’s Open, we know that you will enjoy a club that has withstood the test of time.

Web team of Harley Ewing and Tom Hebert. Harley does the posts and updates and Tom also provides specialty-designed programming and his company’s servers power ValleyGolfers.com

Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Bear Creek 18.

The Bear Course stretches to 6,825 yards from the back tees and plays to a par 71, with a course rating and slope of 71.6/122. The Bear was designed as a championship length inland “links-style” course and features rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and well-conditioned greens. Rounds on the Bear Course should be completed in about 4 hours.

VGA Round Results from today’s event.

Flight A top 3

Jim Cox, the President of VGA, clinched 1st place with the lowest score in the event, an impressive 67 net. Congratulations, Jim! Tom Anderson followed closely, securing 2nd place with a 70 net, while Doug Patterson claimed 3rd place with a 74 net. Steve Richter and Elmer Schmidt both finished with 75 nets, tying for the Atta Boy congratulatory award.

Flight B top 3

Cathy Harvey clinched 1st place with a net score of 71 today, edging out Fred Baldwin in a scorecard playoff despite a tie. Congratulations to both for their excellent performance. Pragnesh Shah secured 3rd place with a net score of 73. The ‘Atta Boy’ accolade goes to Dennis Sylvia with a net 75. Well done to all the Monday participants.

VGA Big Dog point leaders for the 2024 season Click here.

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Up next for VGA, Dobson Ranch Saturday the 8th of June, 622 am, $70.

Historic Dobson Ranch boasts a rich, robust history as a friendly, welcoming, gathering spot for local cattle buyers to come and share a meal and a tale. That sense of hospitality extends into the present as evidenced by the many faithful, decades-old golf associations who call Dobson Ranch Home. And we will carry that sense of hospitality forward into the future as we make Dobson Ranch Arizona’s most fun and friendly golf experience. Enjoy the natural beauty and player friendliness of Dobson Ranch. View from Hole #1 par 5.

Web team of Harley Ewing and Tom Hebert. Harley does the posts and updates and Tom also provides specialty-designed programming and his company’s servers power ValleyGolfers.com

Saturday, June 1, 2024, Superstition Springs

A foggy morning start at Superstition Spring Golf Course
A foggy morning start at Superstition Spring Golf Course. Fog is relatively rare in AZ but not this day.

VGA Round Results from today’s event.

Flight A top 3

My cart partner today, Jim Emma, was at the top of his game. He clinched 1st place with a net score of 68, which was also the tournament’s best score. Congratulations to Jim! Darrell Ruehle secured 2nd place with a net of 71, while Larry Burton claimed 3rd place with a net of 72. Matt Brogen Sr. earned the ‘Atta Boy’ with a net score of 75.

Flight B top 3

First place went to Don Majors with a net score of 71, followed by Gary Vance in second place with a net score of 72, and Neal Fisel in third place with a net score of 73. Pragnesh Shah and Cathy Harvey tied with net scores of 74, sharing the ATTA Boy/Girl award.

VGA Big Dog point leaders for the 2024 season Click here.

Videos that may help your game

Up next for VGA, Bear Creek, Wednesday, June 5, 2024, 7 am for $52.

The Bear Course stretches to 6,825 yards from the back tees and plays to a par 71, with a course rating and slope of 71.6/122. The Bear was designed as a championship length inland “links-style” course, and features rolling fairways, strategic bunkering and well-conditioned greens. Rounds on the Bear Course should be completed in about 4 hours.

Web team of Harley Ewing and Tom Hebert. Harley does the posts and updates and Tom also provides specialty-designed programming and his company’s servers power ValleyGolfers.com