John Pierce’s Green Valley Invitational

Starting at Canoa Ranch GC / & ends there too.

John Pierce’s Green Valley Invitational golf event. Four Days of fun and Golf in Green Valley Arizona. 

May 25th, 2017 to May 28th 2017, 

Thursday Practice Round May 25 at Canoa Ranch 10:00 am

Friday Round-May 27nd Torres Blancas at 10:00 am

Neal Fisel won the Monkey’s behind award (not spelled exactly that way) for the highest net score today at Torres Blancas in very blustery winds today. Thanks to Doug Rankin for the pic.

 

This creature actually came on to the Course at Torres Blancas and asked for Gordon by name? Something biblical there. Ron Amstutz was gracious and brave enough to take the picture.

Saturday Round May 28rd San Ignacio Golf Club 9:00 am   

    

Sunday Round May 29th Canoa Ranch 8:00 am Finals

The John Peirce Green Valley Invitational tournament was held on Memorial Day weekend. The four day event began on Thursday with a practice round at Canoa Ranch, the first tournament round at Torres Blanca under very windy conditions, the second round at San Ignacio, and the final round back at Canoa Ranch.

The A Flight tournament was unbelievably close with only six strokes separating the first six golfers. Jim Flodin shot an opening round net score of 67, slipped a little on day two to 77, but returned to good form with a closing round of 71 and a winning net total of 215. John Adair claimed second place with net scores of 74, 73, and 69 to finish one stroke out at 216. Tom Hecocks finished third with net scores of 73, 67, and 77 for a total of 217. Dan Campos and Tom Giljum both finished with a net total of 220 with Campos claiming fourth place using a tie-breaker and Giljum settling for fifth. Dan Delgado finished sixth and out of the money with a 221 net total.

The story in the B Flight tournament was Gordon Lukert. Lukert shot net scores of 70, 73, and 68 for a winning net total of 211 – all at the age of 84! John Pierce claimed second place with net scores of 76, 69, and 70 for a net total of 215 giving the “old men” a one-two finish. A much younger Fred Baldwin finished third with net scores of 72, 78, and 70 for a net total of 220. Ken Baca took fourth with net scores of 72, 71, and 79 for a 222 total and Ron Amstutz slipped to fifth with net scores of 70, 76, and 84 to finish with a total of 230. By the way, Uncle G played all four rounds at Green Valley and will be 85 in a couple of weeks on June 13. You may think that he was born on Friday the 13th, but June 13, 1932 was a Monday.

Flight A

Course

Name

Torres Blanca

San Ignacio

Canoa Ranch

Total

1

Jim Flodin

67

77

71

215

2

John Adair

74

73

69

216

3

Tom Hecocks

73

67

77

217

4

Dan Campos

74

73

73

220

5

Tom Giljum

79

67

74

220

6

Dan Delgado

80

72

69

221

7

Dan Christiansen

77

80

74

231

Tim Haight

87

72

72

231

9

Tony Dalton

80

73

NS

WD

Al Dan

78

83

NS

WD

Flight B

Course

Name

Torres Blanca

San Ignacio

Canoa Ranch

Total

1

Gordon Lukert

70

73

68

211

2

John Pierce

76

69

70

215

3

Fred Baldwin

72

78

70

220

4

Ken Baca

72

71

79

222

5

Doug Rankin

86

72

67

225

6

Ron Amstutz

70

76

84

230

7

Neal Fisel

90

84

71

245

8

Jeff Currie

82

74

NS

WD

Mickey Panarello

72

75

NS

WD

Lloyd Snively

74

72

NS

WD

 

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