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It was a beautiful, fairly warm opening day on the tour with only a slight breeze requiring some adjustment. Le Petite Café was jam packed in anticipation of seeing Marc Bohan play in the new OCAGA season. Pierre invited JoJo … Continue reading →

 We suspect that Eva, the beautiful young woman driving the food and beverage cart, may have been one of the Girl Scouts infiltrating Greate Bay to watch Andy Swanson play in the OCAGA Art Czachorowski Memorial Championship of 2024. Andy … Continue reading →

On the Promenade between the Irish Pub and Hofbräuhaus, the Girl Scouts were performing an anti-rain dance. They were thrilled with the anticipation of Sue Cummings and Ruthann Finger playing in the tournament. Sue decided it was too wet, but … Continue reading →

It was a delightful day. The cooler morning air with a slight breeze was quite refreshing. The fairways looked beautiful and the putting green was fast.  At  the Polish American Tavern Stanislaw and Donaldeusz watched the Doctor hit his opening … Continue reading →

The English Pub,aka Public House, was Rocking. They did attract a small crowd with the news that Bob Wescott was playing in the OCAGA Tournament. He is the first tour player with any significant “British” heritage since Roger Reed was … Continue reading →

At the Champion’s Club some were calling for Joe to gracefully step aside. George was saying he did not look the same as he did last season. When he carded a 9 on the third hole at Greentree some elders … Continue reading →

It was warm and the recent heat wave had burned fairways and created hard surfaces. Balls were rolling and bouncing to greater distances and for some it was problematic. At  the Polish American Tavern Stanislaw and Grzegorz watched The Doctor … Continue reading →

The Polish American Tavern was thrilled when Richie Antczak showed up with Andy Swanson. Swanson’s Health Foods sponsored the Wedgwood Tournament which was set up by Andy’s contacts.  When 13 players showed up, a fivesome was allowed in the last … Continue reading →

Le Petit Café was packed. All the outdoor seating on the promenade had been reserved by the beginning of the season.  Pierre imported Kronenbourg 1664, a pale lager from France and placed on special, Poutine (French fries with cheese curds), … Continue reading →