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On the Promenade, there was utter mayhem within the Irish Pub when the young lads arrived. They had no idea who OB was. When they heard he was widely considered the best player ever to not have won the championship … Continue reading →

It was a cool, crisp October morning with a Frost Delay. Marc Bohan putted and went to the driving range as soon as it opened. He had shared confidence speaking with his buddy Rob Juliano about how few strokes he … Continue reading →

The Irish Pub was far more boisterous than normal downing the first kegs of Guinness and Galway Hooker with audacious jubilant toasts to Michael O’Brien. Chants of “OB, OB” permeated out onto the promenade as he waged a titanic battle … Continue reading →

A self taught superstar, Phil Stocker continues to rebuff scurrilous discourse from professional golf “teachers.” After opening the season with a victory at Pinelands, the Doctor’s home course and arguably a practice venue for Joe Champion and Mike Deckard, Phil … Continue reading →

Stephanie Champion opened, spotting the field a bundle of strokes. After a drive out of play, she suffered through a snowman. The girl scouts immediately called to protest a driving range that did not allow the use of Drivers. While … Continue reading →

The swing was pristine. The accuracy was impeccable. At Le Petit Café they sipped Arterra, Epoca 2018 imported from the Niagara Peninsula in Ontario, rated 93 out of 100. The “oohhs and aahhs” were elegant and refined, as the patrons … Continue reading →

The OCAGA photographer captured the image of Michael Lazarchick peering around the swamp surrounding the 17 hole. He actually dropped 3 out of 12 Birdies sunk during the Green Tree Tournament and posts the lowest gross score (83) on the … Continue reading →

Phil Stocker opened the 2022 Season on the OCAGA Tour at Pinelands with a Gross 92 winning the first tournament of the season. While other can play no one an take away his victory after a week under the new … Continue reading →

Le Petite Café, the Italian Bistro and Polish American Tavern were overflowing with Customers. Jean-Louie the owner of the Café was proud of patron decorum. Marc Bohan had been marvelous in the final weeks of the season, capturing the fourth … Continue reading →

After decades of not playing, Joe Champion returned to Golf, and in his first season on the OCGA Tour, delivered a superb round at the very difficult Twisted Dune on a day with gusting winds. He fell short of making … Continue reading →