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Bohan Spécial, La Crème Monte Au Sommet At Le Petit Café, François introduced a new fabulous entry, the Bohan Special, with the moniker, The Cream Rises to the Top, of course written in French. The court yard was filled with … Continue reading →

Art Czachrowski continued his victory string, once again shooting below his age., placing a very sweet 87 on the Scorecard. He was giving strokes to Kissinger and Borillo as the low handicapper at Golden Pheasant. It took him only four … Continue reading →

Casimir purportedly called the OCAGA Investigative Reporter when Czach was not in the two foursomes that teed off on time to start the August 1st Tournament. They called hospitals and sent out search parties along his probable route. When they … Continue reading →

Only two strokes on Emerald Links, Lazarchick’s Home Course until the pandemic, separated Art Czachorowski from a perfect 2021 season start. Having reached the fourth tournament, he was glad to be playing White Oaks in a foursome with the Doctor, … Continue reading →

First a fond farewell to long time tour player Don St George. He knew the rules and was not afraid to point out infractions. Don was the oldest player on the tour through the 2018 Season. In his early years … Continue reading →

Stanislaw and Krzysztof were just elated with Joy. While the old guard was absolutely frenetic when Art Czachorowski threw a dart at the Closest to the Pin Hole for an extra 3 Points. He had been in a horse race … Continue reading →

Chuck Cole, the brother-in-law of our current Champion, returned to the OCAGA Tour for the 2021 season after a significant hiatus as a very successful wine maker. Long known for his cooking and baking prowess, he also brings another long driver … Continue reading →

On a cool crisp October morning the final four teed off for the OCAGA Championship at Great Bay.  Michael Lazarchick, aka The Doctor or LZ, hit a decent drive, followed by a fairway wood straight down the middle just shy … Continue reading →

It was a Battle of the high handicappers,  playing Twisted Dunes with remarkable skill, sending messages on a crisp, but absolutely beautiful day for a tournament. Marc Bohan with the lowest handicap on tour, needed to win to have any … Continue reading →

There were droplets of water in the air, not quite rain, as if it the sky wanted to shower, but could not. It was almost surreal as if something out of the ordinary was about to manifest.  Dave Kissinger sent … Continue reading →