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John Larson was in the Final Four. He is the early Big Favorite to retain his OCAGA title. It will be held at Pinelands where John has just made it two in a row taking another Club Championship. When he … Continue reading →

In Le Petite Café, Pierre was dancing with facial expressions showing love and arms making artistic movements. He was in ecstasy watching Marc Bohan navigate Pitman Golf Course with grace and mastery. Like directing an orchestra, he followed, and at … Continue reading →

The Babbity Bowser Scottish Pub was simply ecstatic. Keith MacGregor, carrying a hefty handicap, ran away with the tournament with a blazing back 9. Bill Finger and Andy Swanson were fighting for the early lead on the front with Jim … Continue reading →

John Larson surged into the point lead for the season with total domination at White Oaks. He beat second place finisher Michael Lazarchick by 6 strokes, posting the season low Gross Score of 79. With the majority of the Gold … Continue reading →

Once again the Hofbräuhaus reverberated excitement. John Larson and Bill Finger were in an epic battle at Running Deer splitting the patrons into two camps. At one point John was six strokes back by handicap. He chipped away and then … Continue reading →

Joe Champion of course shattered the glass ceiling when he brought his daughter Stephanie into OCAGA. The men at all the establishments, except the Champion Club, were sure it would degrade play.The chatter was about how a woman could not … Continue reading →

Eddie Hannan shocked the field with a stunning win at The Vineyards. VEGAS could not attract much money even at 100-1 odds. Holding the highest handicap, he beat Marc Bohan’s masterful performance in the low eighties, by three strokes. The … Continue reading →

The city of Sorrento Italy gifted The Godfather several cases of  Dolceterra Lemoncello, highly regarded as one of the best drinks in the world. He gave everyone a taste when Ed Borillo was two strokes behind Marc Bohan in Gross … Continue reading →

It was hovering around 60 when they reached the tee box. After a late season charge that allowed him to come back to win the regular season,Michael Lazarchick was not comfortable. There was a cool breeze and he was a … Continue reading →

Centerton was not the Cow Pasture described in disdain by Bob Westcott when he refused the invitation to play. The air was a little heavy, but actually quite pleasant at tee time. There was some wind, but not enough to … Continue reading →