About Aguila 18… Hole # 1 Gary Panks links design course Challenging layout and design for all levels of golfers Transition areas feature native grasses and wildflowers Set at the base of South Mountain with scenic mountain views Three lakes come into play on five holes Scenic skyline views of downtown Phoenix Continuous cart paths and four sets of tees Aguila (Spanish for Eagle) logo displays the ancient Aztec design of an eagle on merchandise and apparel.
VGA Big Dog points winners for today’s event. Jeffrey Darbut and Dan Christiansen tied at 67 nets with Jeff getting 1st place and Dan 2nd place money. Well done gents. Third place when to veteran Jeff Currie one shot off the pace at 68 net. Ben Hughes, John Adair, and Brian Dempster shared the Atta Boy award.
Jeff Darbut 1st place @ 67 net.
Dan Christiansen 2nd Place place @ 67 net.
Jeff Currie Third place @ 68 net.
Flight one top 3
Ben Hughes 1st place @ 69 net.
John Adair 2nd place at 69 net.
Brian Dempster 3rd Place @ 69 net.
Flight two top 3.
Jeff Darbut 1st place @ 67 net.
Dan Christiansen 2nd Place place @ 67 net.
Jeff Currie Third place @ 68 net.
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Eighteen holes of spectacular Arizona championship golf meander their way through the cleansed desert of the Queen Creek wash, following with every turn the subtle elevation changes of the area. The par-71 Trilogy Golf Club at Power Ranch located in the southeast Phoenix Valley was designed by golf course architect Dick Bailey and stretches over 6,900 yards. Natural undulations and strategically placed mounding combine with Trilogy’s natural setting to create a golf course that is able to both challenge the accomplished player and accommodate the novice.
