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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 →

The greens were fast and in beautiful condition among the best the Tour has played this season. The fairways were decent. The rough was filled with crabgrass. Fortunately it was cut low. The air was heavy, damp with occasional light … Continue reading →

It was raining on the way to the golf course. The evening before, President Larson told the Secretary to message everyone with the T Time and ask for them to arrive at least one half hour earlier. Decision to play … Continue reading →

It was warm, but overcast with a gentle breeze, actually a very pleasant day for golf. It was the first time OCAGA would play Pitman. We heard a “new” groundskeeper put down fertilizer. The normally pristine greens showed burn marks. … Continue reading →

The sky was sunny with scattered white cumulis clouds, not too hot, not to cold, with a gentle breeze cooling the summer day. Twisted Dune would be a formidable challenge for the OCAGA Tour professonals in the 2025 Season. There … Continue reading →

The secretary was up at dawn. It was raining and had been doing so, all night. There was a huge storm on radar with thunder and lightning in the sky. It was still raining when he called Vineyard National just … Continue reading →

The last group had just sent their drives into the 10th fairway. The sun was still shinning, pumping down the heat and humidity, eliciting sweat on the brows of the most sensitive. All had heard the distant sound of thunder … Continue reading →