Friday, April 20, 2012 —
Piney Point Golf Club hosted 164 golfers on April 13 for the Seventh Annual Bob’s Bash golf tournament.
The Isenhour family with the help of many volunteers put on the tournament which raised almost $80,000.
The event raises money for the Robert Isenhour Community Assistance Fund and is administered through the First United Methodist Church in Norwood. The fund provides help to people in great need in the local community.
Bob Isenhour provided the inspiration for this event and his legacy lives on through the acts of charity this fund provides to those in need.
The golf course was in great condition and the weather was tremendous after a cold start for the early morning shotgun.
History was also made during the event when Charlotte’s Ray Filz stepped up for his team’s shot on the 480-yard Par-5 Hole No. 2 and knocked the shot into the cup for a double eagle.
The format for the golf tournament was captain’s choice of the foursome. The tournament had two shotguns with each being a separate event. The two shotguns had gross and net winners. Each team was given a number based on a handicap formula that was used to level the playing field as their team handicap. The number was subtracted from their gross score to give them a net score.
Results
8 a.m. Shotgun
First Net: Jeff Zyats, Steve Brady, Jim Curley, Buddy Anderson – 52.70
Second Net: Mike Shuford, Keith Allen, Sherry Lowder, Rob Rollins 55.02
First Gross: Jim Blair, Robert Patterson, Chad Swaringen, Mike Shelton – 57
Second Gross: Dave VanDeventer, Bryan Griffith, Scott Kennedy, Donnie Crisco – 59
1 p.m. Shotgun
First Net: Paul Walters, Jeff Efird, Bobby Roach, Ray Welch – 50.72.
Second Net: A.J. Blankenship, Todd Burleson, June Wallace, Eric Small – 53.10
Third Net: Jimmy Hill, Butch Rorie, Micheal Bradley, Ted Eltink – 53.94
First Gross: Larry Gunter, Toby Tyler, David Smith, Brian Howie – 55
Second Gross: Tom Baucom, Bill Johnson, Kris Bowers, Jeff Abernathy – 57
Third Gross: Phil O’ Neal, Lynn Price, Trey Hovis, Dylan Kinneman – 59
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The Seventh Annual Bob’s Bash golf tournament at Piney Point Golf Club raised nearly $80,000 for the Robert Isenhour Community Assistence Fund. Pictured above are (l-r): Piney Point head golf pro Dave VanDeventer, Chuck Isenhour, Melba Isenhour, Robby Isenhour, and Pastor Mike Shuford of First United Methodist Church in Norwood. Contributed photo
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