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Vol. 93 • Issue 5 � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ������� ����� ���� ����������� December 2005 FSGA Inducts Seven into the Golf Hall of Fame The FSGA held its annual dinner on Friday, November 18 at Palma Ceia Golf and Country Club in Tampa. In conjunction with the FWSGA, the FSGA recognized the Players-of-the-Year, Volunteer-of-the-Year and Florida Junior Tour Players-of- the-Year. It was a special evening as the Florida Golf Hall of Fame inducted seven men who were influential in Florida golf. The following men were honored as the first inductees into the Florida Golf Hall of Fame. AC Ulmer founded the FSGA in 1913. Ulmer won the first Florida State Amateur Championship in 1914 and went on to win the Amateur four more times (1917, 1921, 1922, 1928). He also won the 1950 United States Seniors’ Golf Associa- tion Championship (forerunner to the US Senior Amateur which began in 1955). Jim Callender is a 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Jim has worked many FSGA and USGA championships, including five US Opens. The Silver Star recipient retired from the Marine Corps after serving in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Charlie Bedford is a 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Charlie is an FSGA Tournament Chairman and Course Rater. He was awarded the 2000 Volun- teer-of-the-Year. Charlie has been a USGA Committee Member for ten years and has officiated four US Opens, six US Amateurs, seven US Senior Opens and ten US Amateur Public Links Championships. Carl Dann Jr. is a 5-time Florida State Amateur Champion (1933, 1934, 1937, 1938, 1949). Bo Williams is a 3-time Florida State Senior Champion (1986, 1987, 1990), 4- time Senior Four-Ball Champion (1986, 1988, 1991, 1992) and 2-time US Senior Amateur Champion (1986, 1989). Don Bisplinghoff is a 4-time Florida State Amateur Champion (1953, 1954, 1955, 1958) and US Junior Champion (1952). Don won the Florida Open three times as an amateur (1955, 1961, 1962). Bob Murphy is a 2-time Florida State Amateur Champion (1965, 1966), US Amateur Champion (1965) and NCAA Individual Champion (1966). Bob won the Florida Open in 1967 and has five PGA Tour victories and 11 Champions Tour vic- Jim Demick and Charlie Bedford tories. For more on the FSGA Players-of-the-Year, please see page 5.

Tracy Allen and Bo Williams Don Bisplinghoff and Tracy Allen Jim Demick, Bob Murphy and Tracy Allen Veneziano Tops Voisin in Mid-Amateur Finals Jon Veneziano outlasted Bret Voisin in the final match to win the 24th Mid-Amateur Championship at The Golden Bear Club at Keene’s Pointe in Orlando on October 6-9, 2005. Jon Veneziano, of Mount Dora, defeated Bret Voisin, of Orlando, 2 and 1 to capture the 2005 Championship. Voisin took an early lead to go 2 up after nine holes with birdies on holes 3, 4, and 8. On the back nine, Veneziano birdied holes 13 and 14 to square the match and then won the 16th hole with a while Voisin made bogey. Veneziano closed out the match on the 17th hole with a strong birdie. Veneziano, who got into the Championship as an alternate, earned the fifth seed after posting a 142 in the 36-hole stroke play qual- ifying. In the first round of match play, Veneziano defeated Jackie Miller, from Naples, 3 and 1, and then went on to top Jeff Sunday, from Orlando, 5 and 4 in the quarters. In the semifinals, Veneziano upset the number one seed and defending champion, Steve Carter, from Jacksonville, in 22 holes. Voisin, the third seed, won his first two matches 3 and 2 and beat Cap Caponi, of Orlando, 1 up in the semifi- nals to reach the finals versus Veneziano. JonJon VVenezianoeneziano and BrBretet VVoisinoisin

Ethridge/Woulfe Win Senior Four-Ball Bob Ethridge and Rick Woulfe fired a tournament total Senior Four-Ball Results of 133 to win the Senior Four-Ball Championship at Championship Flight Second Flight Gainesville Country Club on October 18-19, 2005. 133 - Bob Ethridge, Woulfe, 67-66 142 - Lou Paolucci, Richard McArdle, Bob Ethridge, from Plantation, and Rick Woulfe, of 135 - Brian Sachs, Rick Luzar, 70-65 74-68 135 - David Boesel, Kim Schwencke, 145 - Bobby Kilgore, Rick Burkhart, 74-71 Fort Lauderdale, recorded a 67 in the first round to trail 68-67 145 - Peter Jackson, Phil Leckey, 74-71 the first round leaders by one stroke. In the second round, 135 - K C Caldabaugh, Peter Kuchar, 147 - Andy Higgins, Frank Jurney, 75-72 66-69 147 - Michael Alford, Tom Mahern, 75-72 Ethridge started the day with a birdie on the first hole and 136 - Chip Landon, Randy Parks, 67-69 147 - Don Lambert, Max Mathews, 76-71 Woulfe sank an eight foot putt for eagle on the fifth hole to 137 - David Lindquist, Jack Richey, 70-67 147 - Mike Maurer, Phil Chanfrau, 78-69 137 - Lance Melik, Rick Bauch, 69-68 147 - Ken Lacasse, Rick Wadsworth, 76-71 post a 31 on the front nine. The duo shot a 35 on the back 137 - Jack Bussinger, Joseph Cristillo, 148 - Bob Wayland, Mike Chapman, 74-74 nine to win the Championship with an 11-under par 133. 68-69 149 - E Austin Jones, Robby Stanford, Ethridge and Woulfe, both qualifiers for the U.S. Senior 137 - Pete Andrews, Skip Lujack, 68-69 76-73 138 - Curtis Madson, Felix Bertucci, 70-68 150 - Moot Thomas, Tracy Allen, 76-74 Amateur this year, are part of the Lago Mar Country Club 138 - Bob Sims, Gerald Johnson, 69-69 151 - Bill Western, Jack Van Ess, 75-76 team that won the 2005 Club Team Championship. 139 - Bruce Holliday, Fred Peel, 69-70 151 - David Stauffer, John Timmons, 139 - Michael Benham, Ron Russo, 67-72 76-75 Three teams finished two strokes back from the Cham- 140 - Berger Warner, Randy Briggs, 70-70 151 - David Padgett, Michael Monaghan, pions at 135 including first round leaders K C Caldabaugh 141 - George McLaughlin, Jim Love, 69-72 77-74 142 - David Dougherty, Pat Monti, 70-72 156 - Mack Gadd, Pat Byrne, 77-79 and Peter Kuchar. The pair from Ponte Vedra Beach led with 143 - Fred Ward, John Ward, 69-74 159 - Howard Freeman, Robert Myers, a 66 and continued to shoot 69 in the second round for a 80-79 share of second place. Brian Sachs, of Newberry, and Rick First Flight 163 - Bill Wobeser, John Harrigan, 83-80 139 - Don Lucas, Mike Walters, 71-68 Luzar, of Melbourne, posted a 70-65 while David Boesel, 140 - John Darr, Rick Spears, 71-69 of Winter Park, and Kim Schwencke, from Temple Terrace, 140 - Bill Feehan, Richard Anderson, 71-69 shot consis- 141 - Herman Klemick, Stuart Iliffe, 72-69 tent scores 142 - Bruce Scamehorn, Kevin Hyman, 72-70 of 68-67 for 143 - Larre Barrett, Robert Martin, 72-71 a 135 tourna- 143 - Bruce Johnson, Carl Miller, 71-72 ment total. 143 - Jacques Wullschleger, Jay Fitzgerald, 73-70 143 - Bob Rogoff, Jim DuBois, 71-72 144 - Dwaine Roney, Howard Palen, 72-72 144 - Jim Wirtz, Ron Green, 72-72 145 - Michael Goins, Ron LeClair, 73-72 147 - Fred Gross, Rusty Napier, 72-75 148 - Ben Gay, Craig Branson, 73-75 148 - Michael Hartman, Robert Callaghan, 71-77 Rick Woulfe 149 - David Cooper, Don Whittington, 72-77 and Bob Eth- 152 - Chuck Hansen, John Tucker, 72-80 ridge 153 - Fred Seely, Larry Flynn, 72-81 Mid-Amateur Results

Round of 16 Steve Carter, Jacksonville (140) def. James Weick, Fort Lauderdale (147), 5 and 3 Richard Maddox, Panama City (145) def. James Wingerter, Winter Park (145), 4 and 3 Jeff Sunday, Orlando (146) def. Ken Moody, Ponte Vedra Beach (142), 2 and 1 Jon Veneziano, Mount Dora (142) def. Jackie Miller, Naples (146), 3 and 1 Scott Smith, Ponte Vedra Beach (141) def. Pete Leveille, Orlando (146), 3 and 2 Cap Caponi, Orlando (145) def. Bobby Barben, Avon Park (144), 2 up Bret Voisin, Orlando (142) def. Scott Kennedy, Pompano Beach (146), 3 and 2 Tommy Dudley, Jacksonville (145) def. Dion Gonsalves, Pembroke Pines (143), 3 and 2

Quarterfinals Steve Carter, Jacksonville (140) def. Richard Maddox, Panama City (145), 3 and 2 Jon Veneziano, Mount Dora (142) def. Jeff Sunday, Orlando (146), 5 and 4 Cap Caponi, Orlando (145) def. Scott Smith, Ponte Vedra Beach (141), 3 and 1 Bret Voisin, Orlando (142) def. Tommy Dudley, Jacksonville (145), 3 and 2

Semifinals Jon Veneziano, Mount Dora (142) def. Steve Carter, Jacksonville (140), 22 holes Bret Voisin, Orlando (142) def. Cap Caponi, Orlando (145), 1 up

Finals Jon Veneziano, Mount Dora (142) def. Bret Voisin, Orlando (142), 2 and 1

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Mid-Senior Results Steve Sponder, Cooper City, 76KB-78SS-80KB--234 Ken Bullard, Pembroke Pines, 86KB-Cut 82SS David Sutton, Maitland, 72KB-71SS-68KB--211 Doug Ballenger, Port Saint Lucie, 74KB-79SS-82KB--235 Mark Buytenhuys, Coral Springs, 86KB-Cut 77SS Doug Snoap, Apopka, 70SS-71KB-71KB--212 Bob Hinkle, Tallahassee, 76SS-78KB-81KB--235 Anthony Capano, Pensacola, 90KB-Cut 83SS Paul Melson, Plantation, 68SS-70KB-75KB--213 Jose Novo, Miami, 76KB-80SS-79KB--235 Lance Capozzoli, Ocoee, 83KB-Cut 74SS Ken Godwin, Ocala, 72KB-67SS-75KB--214 Bill Hall, Tallahassee, 75SS-81KB-80KB--236 Butch Casey, Jacksonville, 80SS-Cut 85KB Bruce Scamehorn, Winter Haven, 71KB-71SS-73KB--215 Keith Keister, Orlando, 77KB-79SS-80KB--236 Byron Walden, Winter Springs, 81KB-Cut 76SS Rick Woulfe, Fort Lauderdale, 70SS-70KB-75KB--215 Allen Ross, Tallahassee, 78SS-78KB-80KB--236 Randall Chapman, Winter Garden, 80KB-Cut 83SS Bret Voisin, Orlando, 73SS-73KB-71KB--217 Robert Noe, Vero Beach, 78SS-76KB-83KB--237 Dan Chiappetta, Plantation, 82SS-Cut 76KB Robert Parker, Sanford, 71KB-75SS-72KB--218 Paul Cho, Ocala, 76KB-79SS-83KB--238 Steve Clift, Jacksonville, 80SS-Cut 81KB Kelly Gosse, Inverness, 74SS-75KB-70KB--219 John Gay, Orlando, 81KB-75SS-83KB--239 Michael Tatom, Jacksonville, 83KB-Cut 76SS Murray Hixson, Sanford, 73SS-72KB-74KB--219 Lee Hebbard, Mount Dora, 77SS-78KB-85KB--240 Jim Blankenship, Melbourne Beach, 81KB-Cut 80SS James Weick, Fort Lauderdale, 72SS-72KB-75KB--219 Don Nyman, Jacksonville, 73SS-82KB-85KB--240 David Owens, Davie, 82SS-Cut 82KB Lee Booker, Naples, 72KB-76SS-72KB--220 Cory Walker, Ormond Beach, 79KB-75SS-87KB--241 Brian Pomeroy, Brandon, 81SS-Cut 92KB Brian Sachs, Newberry, 74KB-70SS-76KB--220 Edward Garver, Lutz, 76SS-80KB-87KB--243 Randel Whitney, Orlando, 81KB-Cut 77SS Scott Little, San Diego, 75KB-69SS-76KB--220 Bill Sonntag, Saint Augustine, 81KB-NC--NC Charles Kovaleski, Winter Park, 76SS-Cut 84KB Randy Simmons, Orange Park, 73SS-77KB-71KB--221 Bob Ethridge, Plantation, 82SS-Cut 75KB Peter Kuchar, Ponte Vedra Beach, 80SS-Cut 81KB Jim Stone, Bradenton, 76KB-72SS-73KB--221 Bill Erwin, West Palm Beach, 87KB-Cut 85SS Roger Lambert, Milton, 82SS-Cut 81KB David Anthony, Jacksonville, 76SS-71KB-74KB--221 Paul Smith, Saint Augustine, 82KB-Cut 88SS Mike Pinelli, Saint Augustine, 84SS-Cut 78KB David Mobley, Jacksonville, 74SS-73KB-75KB--222 Harvey Eber, Ponte Vedra Beach, 84SS-Cut 78KB Stephen LeBlanc, Estero, 76KB-Cut 89SS Hilton Chancellor, Bradenton, 76KB-76SS-71KB--223 David Disney, Deland, 90KB-Cut 88SS Gary Lee, Ponte Vedra Beach, 90SS-Cut 83KB Sam Clunan, Tallahassee, 79KB-73SS-71KB--223 George DeSear, Bradenton, 74SS-Cut 85KB Gregory Peters, Jacksonville, 82KB-Cut 81SS Keith Gockenbach, Ponte Vedra Bch, 73SS-71KB-79KB--223 Dick Davis, Lake Mary, 95SS-Cut 89KB Chris Leggett, Green Cove Springs, 86KB-Cut 77SS Frank Strafaci, Davie, 73SS-73KB-78KB--224 Kevin Davey, Tallahassee, 86SS-Cut 79KB Michael Lile, Saint Augustine, 77SS-Cut 86KB Brett Lucas, Jacksonville, 75KB-69SS-80KB--224 Danny Eckles, Jacksonville, 81KB-Cut 80SS Rob Glisson, Tampa, 81SS-Cut 85KB Vic Morelli, Oldsmar, 74SS-77KB-74KB--225 Steve Stodghill, Temple Terrace, 82SS-Cut 85KB David Padgett, Ponte Vedra Beach, 98SS-Cut 86KB Jeff Monroe, Saint Augustine, 79KB-77SS-69KB--225 Baldonick Fernandez, Pembroke Pines, 80SS-Cut 77KB David Price, Jacksonville, 85KB-Cut 80SS Ed McFee, Orlando, 70KB-74SS-82KB--226 Buzz Van Dyke, Valrico, 83KB-Cut 90SS Wade Oney, Orlando, 79SS-Cut 79KB John Wegmann, Southwest Ranches, 73KB-76SS-78KB--227 Leigh Fessenden, Miramar, 77SS-Cut 80KB Russell Mann, Vero Beach, 85SS-Cut 79KB Jacques Legere, Fort Myers, 73SS-77KB-77KB--227 Daniel Fischer, Temple Terrace, 81SS-Cut 78KB Bill Marecle, Tarpon Springs, 79KB-Cut 78SS Jim Hammons, Port Orange, 75KB-74SS-78KB--227 Michael Fisher, Palm Coast, 83KB-Cut 82SS John Martin, Tampa, 83SS-Cut 79KB Thomas Midtgaard, Fort Myers, 75SS-70KB-82KB--227 George Fitzgerald, Coral Gables, 80SS-Cut 77KB Samuel Martinez, Miami, 70SS-79KB-DQ--DQ Wes Paxson, Jacksonville, 76KB-73SS-79KB--228 Kelley Slay, Weston, NS Tom Matey, Orlando, 89SS-Cut 89KB John Hall, Sarasota, 78SS-75KB-75KB--228 Mike Norfleet, Madison, 88KB-Cut 85SS Tom McCabe, Tallahassee, 89SS-Cut 94KB John Brandvik, Belleair, 74KB-75SS-79KB--228 Frank Siegel, Panama City, 81SS-Cut 77KB Al Mori, Jacksonville, 79KB-Cut 86SS Dusty Dobyanski, Naples, 73SS-81KB-74KB--228 William Freeman, Boynton Beach, 91KB-NC--NC David Mears, Citra, 83KB-Cut 75SS James Beckley, Vero Beach, 75SS-74KB-79KB--228 Daniel Fulmer, Marianna, 84KB-Cut 87SS Raul Morales, Orlando, 93KB-Cut 96SS Edward Craig, Orlando, 69SS-79KB-80KB--228 Robert Fulmer, Orlando, 84KB-NC--NC Richard Moore, Lake Worth, 83KB-NC--NC Rick Luzar, Melbourne, 70KB-83SS-76KB--229 Michael DelRocco, Jacksonville, 79SS-77KB-NC--NC Mike Miller, Ormond Beach, 78KB-Cut 87SS Guy White, Miami Beach, 79KB-75SS-75KB--229 Chuck Fenn, Fernandina Beach, 81SS-NC--NC Howard Palen, Fort Myers, 81KB-NC--NC Bruce Fitzpatrick, Homestead, 74SS-77KB-79KB--230 Mike Walters, Tampa, 82SS-Cut 78KB Dwaine Roney, Fort Myers, 81KB-Cut 78SS Tom Hendrick, Inverness, 76KB-77SS-77KB--230 Greg Whitford, Gainesville, 111SS-Cut 110KB Tom Keedy, Lady Lake, 79KB-Cut 82SS Walter Himelsbaugh, Leesburg, 77SS-77KB-76KB--230 Jim Ayersman, Jacksonville, 81SS-Cut 82KB Wyatt Shows, Estero, 87KB-Cut 81SS Ed Trinidad, Miami, 76KB-78SS-76KB--230 Don Bailey, Oviedo, 89SS-Cut 88KB Ken Moody, Ponte Vedra Beach, NS James Elswick, Valrico, 75SS-75KB-81KB--231 David Wells, Tampa, 86SS-Cut 88KB Glenn Shiller, Lakeland, NC Peter Jones, Clearwater, 75SS-74KB-82KB--231 Bill Baxter, Wellington, 82KB-Cut 78SS Hal Seward, Ponte Vedra Beach, 88SS-Cut 79KB Roger Fray, Astatula, 77SS-77KB-77KB--231 Frank DelRocco, Stuart, 86KB-Cut 85SS Ted Gardner, Wellington, 86KB-Cut 80SS Bill Griffith, Miami Shores, 77KB-78SS-76KB--231 Bill Wathen, Temple Terrace, 87KB-Cut 88SS Craig Gustavson, Vero Beach, 91KB-Cut 92SS Russ Manion, Kissimmee, 77SS-78KB-76KB--231 Mark Beckworth, Jacksonville, 79SS-Cut 79KB Sam Schafer, Jensen Beach, 80KB-Cut 82SS Ryal Lancaster, Orlando, 77SS-79KB-75KB--231 Jeffry Bernard, Jacksonville, 93SS-Cut 86KB George Reed, Windermere, WD David Lindquist, Orlando, 78KB-71SS-83KB--232 James Stormer, Bryceville, 87KB-Cut 84SS Mark Rutland, Jacksonville, 79SS-Cut 81KB Curtis Madson, Mount Dora, 77KB-75SS-80KB--232 Vincent Oliveri, Hallandale, 88KB-Cut 83SS Michael Harris, Jacksonville, 76KB-Cut 80SS Joseph Cristillo, Crystal River, 75SS-79KB-78KB--232 William Sullivan, Madison, 85SS-Cut 79KB William Harris, Winter Garden, 83KB-Cut 80SS Kenneth Roy, Jacksonville, 80KB-76SS-76KB--232 Ed Boatright, Plant City, 86SS-Cut 90KB Blake Allen, Saint Augustine, 85SS-Cut 86KB Bill Dahlenburg, Saint Augustine, 79KB-Cut 86SS Michael Hirsch, Orlando, 80KB-75SS-78KB--233 KB - King & Bear Randy Briggs, Ocala, 75KB-Cut 79SS David Kartner, Stuart, 78KB-78SS-77KB--233 SS - Slammer & Squire Decision Changes for 2006 by Jack Pultorak, FSGA Director of Rules and Competitions

Get ready as the The Committee will NOT have the and the R & A followed suit in 1929. winds of change authority to permit other types of Surely the game was gone forever! are blowin’ measuring devices such as those that The game is steeped in history again! Here measure slope or wind that would and tradition and we all are charged comes 2006, and have the ability to affect a player’s with the task of leaving the game a with it we’ll ush- game. little bit better then we found it. Ten er in some new Now before all of us give up and years from now I believe we’ll look Decisions on the jump out of the window, hold on back and have a chuckle over the stir Rules of Golf and one important just a second. Whether you get the when range finders and GPS were new Local Rule that will affect mil- information from a caddie or a GPS, first introduced. I think the game lions of golfers. you still have to hit the shot. This will endure and be just fine. Effective January 1, 2006, there game is still about skill. Now about the golf ball..that’s will be 37 new and 66 revised Deci- A lot of people thought the game another story! sions, while eight have been with- was lost when William Taylor ap- The new edition of Decisions drawn. plied a dimple pattern to a golf on the Rules of Golf will be avail- I believe the one that will affect ball back in 1905 and The Haskell able in mid-December and can be the most people will be the Com- was introduced. Or how about the purchased for $15.95 (or $12.95 for mittee having the authority to allow introductions of steel shafts! Origi- USGA Members and Regional/State the use of GPS systems and laser nally turned down in 1911 some Amateur Golf Associations) by call- rangefinders in competitions. New twenty years after originally being ing the USGA Order Department Decision 14-3/0.5 will allow the advertised, the idea was rejected for at (800) 336-4446 or through the Committee to permit distance mea- a second time in 1913. Finally, they USGA website at www.usga.org. suring devices only by Local Rule. were approved by the USGA in 1926

Volunteer-of-the-Year Rules of Golf Seminars There are 12 Rules of Golf Seminars scheduled across the state. From 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, participants will partake in indoor classroom instruction with state of the art video pre- sentation, as well as outdoor hands-on sessions covering the Rules of Golf. Register for a Rules of Golf Seminar online at www.fsga.org.

December 15, 2005 - PGA Nat’l GC, Palm Bch Gardens January 9, 2006 - Falcons Fire , Kissimmee January 12, 2006 - Deerwood CC, Jacksonville January 27, 2006 - Imperial Golf Club, Naples January 31, 2006 - Canal St. Rec Center, The Villages February 3, 2006 - Hunters Green Country Club, Tampa Jim Demick and Pete Sniezko February 17, 2006 - The Forest Country Club, Fort Myers Pete Sniezko was named the 2005 FSGA Volun- teer-of-the-Year for his hard work and dedication February 23, 2006 - Don Shula’s Hotel & GC, Miami Lakes to the game. Pete is a Board member and has February 24, 2006 - PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie been a Tournament Chairman in the Panhandle for the past three years. Pete can be seen at February 28, 2006 - Regatta Bay G & CC, Destin mostly every event in the Panhandle! March 2, 2006 - Golden Eagle Golf & CC, Tallahassee March 23, 2006 - Mission Valley Country Club, Laurel 2005 Players-of-the-Year Amateur - Kelly Gosse Kelly Gosse, from Inverness, was named the 2005 Player-of-the-Year after topping the FSGA points standings with 985 points. In 2005, Gosse won the Match Play Championship, finished tied for 3rd in the Public Links Championship and tied for 9th in the Mid-Senior Championship. He was also selected to represent Florida in the USGA State Team Championship. Last year, Gosse and partner Ken Godwin won both the Mid-Amateur Four-Ball North and Mid-Senior Four-Ball North Championships.

Kelly Gosse and Tracy Allen Senior - Rick Woulfe His first year as a Senior, Rick Woulfe, of Fort Lauderdale, earned the Senior Player-of-the-Year after a successful season. Woulfe, the 2002 and 2004 Player-of-the-Year, played in his 5th USGA State Team Champion- ship this year and placed second in his first Senior Championship. This year, Woulfe won the Senior Four-Ball Championship with partner Bob Ethridge and was part of the winning Lago Mar Country Club team that won the Club Team Championship. In addition to the 2005 Champion- ships, Woulfe won the 1998 Mid-Senior Four-Ball Championship and the 1995 Four-Ball Championship.

Rick Woulfe and Tracy Allen

Junior - Chappell Brown Chappell Brown, of West Palm Beach, was named the Junior Player- of-the-Year. He won the Boys' Junior Championship by two strokes at Palma Ceia in 2005. Brown and partner Robbie Wight finished second in the Four-Ball Championship. He led the 2004-2005 Florida Junior Tour points standings with two wins to be named the FJT Player-of-the-Year.

Les Brown, Chappell Brown and Jim Demick 2005 FINAL POINT STANDINGS 1 Kelly Gosse 985 19 David Steele 375 38 George Gandranata 300 2 Jon Veneziano 875 21 Michael Walters (S) 355 40 Scott Turner 295 3 Rick Woulfe (S) 850 21 Chappell Brown 355 41 Nicholas Thompson 290 4 Steve Carter 835 21 Brandon Smith 355 41 Scott Brassard 290 5 Matthew Every 790 24 Chase Baldwin 350 41 Lee Booker 290 6 Bret Voisin 725 24 Tyler Hitchcock 350 41 Ryan Blaum 290 7 Andy Purnell 655 26 Cap Caponi 345 41 Arnond Vongvanij 290 8 Doug Snoap 640 26 David Roschman 345 46 Robbie Wight 280 9 Paul Melson 610 28 Michael Gilborne 340 46 Kim Schwencke (S) 280 10 Robert Parker 605 29 Mark Leetzow 335 48 Michael Giammaresi 275 11 Ryan Abbate 600 29 Ian Ross 335 48 Matthew Galloway 275 12 Brad Doster 530 29 Tommy Murray 335 50 Brett Burton 250 13 Richard Maddox 460 29 A B Sisco (S) 335 50 David Anthony 250 14 Brian Johnson 450 29 Kyle Henderson 335 50 Larry Lunsford 250 15 R J Nakashian 425 34 Edward Bass (S) 330 50 James Vargas 250 16 Michael Nealy 420 35 Dion Gonsalves 325 50 Noah Goldman 250 17 Ty Harris 410 36 Eddie Peckels 320 50 Tim Kremer 250 18 Patrick Olive 390 37 Ken Godwin 315 19 David Sutton 375 38 Edward Craig (S) 300 (S) denotes Senior New GHIN Clubs Is your Club Licensed to Issue The FSGA welcomes the following clubs that recently USGA Handicaps? joined the GHIN System. Thank you for your support. As 2006 quickly approaches, make sure your club is li- censed to issue USGA Handicaps. The United States Golf Country Club of Orange Park, Orange Park Association (USGA) now requires every golf club that uti- Clerbrook RV Resort, Clermont lizes the USGA Handicap System to be licensed by July Panther Creek Golf Club, Jacksonville 1, 2006. The FSGA is conducting Seminars to help your Quail Heights Country Club, Lake City club obtain certification. To date, the FSGA has certified Emerald Dunes Golf Course, West Palm Beach more than 900 individuals in the Handicap System. Visit Stoneybrook East Golf Club, Orlando www.fsga.org to see if your club is authorized to utilize Royal Wood Golf & Country Club, Naples the USGA Handicap System. If you do not see your club Martin Downs Country Club, Palm City on this list, please tell your club staff to attend a seminar Magnolia Plantation, Lake Mary to obtain certification or call the FSGA at (813) 632-3742 Summerfield Crossings Golf Club, Riverview for more information. Seminars include: Sun N’ Lake Golf & Country Club, Sebring Arcadia Municipal Golf Course, Arcadia December 1, 2005 Feather Sound CC, Clearwater Florida Cup Rescheduled December 6, 2005 The 5th annual Florida Cup Matches have been resched- Sara Bay CC, Sarasota uled for February 9-10, 2006 at Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville. The Matches were originally set for December 8, 2005 November 3-4, 2005 but were postponed due to Hur- Hunters Green CC, Tampa ricane Wilma. Florida Junior Tour Players-of-the-Year

Chappell Brown, Boys 16-18 FJT Player-of- Les Brown, Vicky Hurst and Kelly Tarala, Girls the-Year and FSGA Junior Player-of-the- 16-18 FJT Player-of-the-Year and FWSGA Ju- Year nior Player-of-the-Year

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Remaining Florida Junior Tour Schedule DATE OF EVENT LOCATION

December 3-4 Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club, South Course, Tampa (16-18)

January 7-8, 2006 Fox Hollow Golf Club, Tampa (13-15)

February 4-5 Golden Hills Golf and Turf Club, Ocala (16-18)

February 18-19 Magnolia Point Golf & Country Club, Green Cove Springs (13-15)

March 4-5 Southwood Golf Club, Tallahassee (16-18)

March 25-26 Rio Pinar Country Club, Orlando (16-18)

April 8-9 Riverwood Golf Club, Port Charlotte (13-15)

April 29-30 PGA National Golf Club, Haig Course, Palm Beach Gardens (16-18)

May 13-14 Victoria Hills Golf Club, DeLand (13-15)

May 27-28 University of Florida Golf Course, Gainesville (16-18)

June 3-4 Belleair Country Club, West Course, Belleair (Four-Ball, Both Age Divisions) 2005-2006 Winter Series for golfers ages 40 and above as of April 4, 2006

INDIVIDUAL EVENTS FOUR-BALL EVENTS December 5-6, 2005, entries close Nov. 21, 2005 January 23-24, 2006, entries close January 9, 2006 Falcons Fire Golf Club, Kissimmee Lake Jovita G & CC, Dade City

January 9-10, 2006, entries close Dec. 25, 2005 February 20-21, 2006, entries close February 6, 2006 The Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes, Longwood Baytree National Golf Links, Melbourne

February 6-7, 2006, entries close January 23, 2006 March 20-21, 2006, entries close March 6, 2006 Ballantrae Golf & Yacht Club, Port St. Lucie Golden Hills Golf & Turf Club, Ocala

March 6-7, 2006, entries close February 20, 2006 • For ages 40 & above Tampa Palms G & CC, Tampa • Three age divisions • 36 holes of GROSS scoring April 3-4, 2006, entries close March 20, 2006 • Gift certifi cates awarded

Venetian Golf & River Club, North Venice • Points list maintained during Series

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