1st Golf Scramble a Success for Knights of Columbus

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Published on Sunday, 02 December 2012 15:32

The Romeo family tore up the Panther Run course in Ave Maria Saturday to win the first Knights of Columbus golf scramble by a wide margin.

The foursome, whose family owns Romeo Air Conditioning, scored 55 in the best-ball tournament, five strokes ahead of two teams who were tied at 60. Therese Romeo also won the ladies' contest for closest to the pin. Right, the Romeos: Therese, Ryan, Donny and Bob. 

The runners-up were a team of Fr. Robert Tatman, Gwen Moore, Chris Buccheri and Rich Taylor and a team of Bobby Oshinsky, Carlos Figueroa, Craig Helfer and Bobby Williams Jr.

The 80 golfers who participated capped off the day on the course with a steak dinner. Many members of the community also helped out, including (at left) John Kish, Steve Roser, Peggy and Scott Stinnet, Carlos & Amy Figueroa and Rosie Oshinsky, who helped in registering and passing out gift bags to each player.

Below, winners of the mens and ladies longest-drive contest: Joannie Lancellot and Sean Miller. (photos by Kevin Stinnet)