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)
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 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.
