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CDGA Better Ball of Pairs #4 Hawthorn Woods Country Club 6549 Yards Par 72 CDGA Better Ball of Pairs #4 Hawthorn Woods Country Club 6549 yards Par 72 Pos Championship Flight 1 Michael Rolfs (Ivanhoe Club) and Brad Kay (Ivanhoe Club) 34-29--63 2 Tom Peterson (Hawthorn Woods Country Club) and Greg Mark (Hawthorn Woods CC) 30-35--65 3 Mark Smolens (Weekly Challenge) and Thomas Trogdon (Cog Hill G&CC) 33-34--67 4 Joseph Schmidt (McHenry CC) and Ron, Jr. Waytula (McHenry CC) 34-34--68 5 Brad Watt (Ivanhoe Club) and Jeff Thornton (PrairieView GC) 36-33--69 Dennis Marchetti (Ivanhoe Club) and Dennis Marchetti (Ivanhoe Club) 37-32--69 7 Chris Myers (Midlane Golf Resort & Suites) and Brian Witkowski (Wilmette Golf Club) 35-35--70 8 Kerry Dean (Kemper Lakes Golf Club) and Bob Moran (Wynstone Golf Club) 35-37--72 David Wagner (Pheasant Run Resort) and Charles Swanson (Village Links of Glen Ellyn) 36-36--72 John Seehausen (Inverness Golf Club) and Daniel Pierre (Inverness Golf Club) 36-36--72 Ray Lee (Billy Caldwell Golf Course) and Bob Klawitter (St. Andrews Golf Club) 35-37--72 Raul Olivera (Chalet Hills) and Kevin Webber (Schaumburg Golf Club) 34-38--72 13 Martin Carmody (Merit Club) and Peter Broccolo (Chicago Golf Club) 36-37--73 14 David Hanson (Glencoe Golf Club) and Joe Weber (Harborside International Golf ) 39-36--75 Kevin Conte (River Forest Country Club) and Gary Conte (River Forest Country Club) 37-38--75 16 Mills Rendell (Bob OLink GC) and Brad Rendell (North Shore Country Club) NS Kevin Gratkowski (Lost Dunes) and Rick Rugg (Lost Dunes) NS Pos Second Flight 1 Cal Zimmerman (Ivanhoe Club) and David Kallman (Medinah CC) 32-34--66 2 Mark Palmer (Glen Flora Country Club) and James Durkin (Shepherds Crook Golf Course) 32-35--67 Josh Delamater (Aldeen Golf Club) and Tom Delamater (Aldeen Golf Club) 33-34--67 4 Mark Romer (Pine Meadow Golf Club) and Boomer Whipple (Hawthorn Woods Country Club) 34-34--68 Ralph Reichert (Westmoreland Country Club) and Richard Adler Jr. (Ridgemoor Country Club) 34-34--68 6 Mark Schobel (Arrowhead GC) and Mark Post (Arrowhead GC) 34-35--69 David Moe (Edgebrook Golf Club) and Dick Forrestal (Blackberry Oaks Golf Course) 34-35--69 8 Stephen Saunders (Oak Park Country Club) and Richard Tilghman (North Shore Country Club) 36-34--70 Dan Hardy (Village Links of Glen Ellyn) and Chris Peterson (Village Links of Glen Ellyn) 34-36--70 10 Dave Johnson (Olympia Fields CC) and Michael Dost (Ravisloe Country Club) 35-37--72 Wayne Carr (Skokie Country Club) and Bob Schmid (Skokie Country Club) 36-36--72 12 Phil Boria (Old Wayne Golf Club) and Ted Heiser (Pine Meadow Golf Club) 37-36--73 Tim Callard (Ivanhoe Club) and Chuck McDonough (Makray Memorial Golf Club) 35-38--73 Dan Welch (Oak Brook Golf Club) and Jim Keefe (Ruffled Feathers) 36-37--73 15 Patrick Dwyer (Terrace Hill Golf Course) and Richard Benson (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) 39-36--75 16 Lee Flake (Hillcrest Country Club) and Edward Hockfield (Hillcrest Country Club) 39-37--76 17 Richard Koehler (Crystal Lake Country Club) and Ken Katz (Crystal Lake Country Club) 39-41--80 18 John Husted (Steeple Chase GC) and Darren Glover (Glen Club) 40-42--82 19 Andrew Nathan (Ravinia Green Country Club) and Howard Cohn (Sportsmans Country Club) NS Pos Third Flight 1 Jeffrey Roers (Hawthorn Woods Country Club) and Jerry White (Hawthorn Woods CC) 32-36--68 2 John Blaida (Steeple Chase GC) and Craig Knepp (Steeple Chase GC) 35-34--69 3 Robert Witkowski (Wynstone Golf Club) and Scott Denil (Pine Meadow Golf Club) 35-35--70 4 Clay Hessel (Ravinia Green Country Club) and Josh Lieberman (Mission Hills CC) 36-35--71 Matthew Cochran (Old Orchard Country Club) and Mark Talley (Old Orchard Country Club) 34-37--71 6 Ethan Ostrow (Pine Meadow Golf Club) and Jesse Ostrow (Pine Meadow Golf Club) 38-34--72 Terry King (Royal Melbourne) and Ray Miller (Royal Melbourne) 34-38--72 Tim Strok (Woodstock Country Club) and Jerry Mason (Woodstock Country Club) 35-37--72 9 John Carlson (Arrowhead Golf Club) and Steven Brown (Arrowhead Golf Club) 37-36--73 10 Burt Beyer (Cog Hill Golf & Country Club) and Robert Doe (Cog Hill Golf & Country Club) 36-38--74 H Gary Frank (Winnetka Golf Club) and Jeff Rubin (Winnetka Golf Club) 38-36--74 12 Peter Eich (Hawthorn Woods CC) and Connie Pier (Kemper Lakes Golf Club) 36-40--76 Robert Larson (Naperville CC) and Sam Tenenbaum (Cog Hill Golf & Country Club) 36-40--76 14 Scott Weiser (Midlane Golf Resort & Suites) and Bob Herst (Midlane Golf Resort & Suites) 38-39--77 Mark Herdrich (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) and Rick Herdrich (Biltmore Country Club) 38-39--77 16 Joel Pear (Bolingbrook Golf Club) and Mark Linton (Bolingbrook Golf Club) 39-40--79 Peter Chester (Harborside International Golf ) and Christopher McCormick (WinnetkaGC) 42-37--79 Pos Fourth Flight 1 Peter Waidzunas (Wynstone Golf Club) and Bill Glickauf (Wynstone Golf Club) 35-36--71 2 Tom Darlington (Highland Park Country Club) and Dan Piazza (Highland Park Country Club) 38-35--73 3 Tom Finucane (Midlothian CC) and Frank Gentile (Midlothian CC) 37-37--74 Jeffrey Persin (Pine Meadow Golf Club) and Tom Bassett (Sportsmans Country Club) 37-37--74 Pat Neal (Hawthorn Woods CC) and Korey Bollnow (Ruffled Feathers Golf Club) 37-37--74 6 Mike Christoi (Royal Melbourne) and Roger Mankedick (Wynstone Golf Club) 36-39--75 7 Chris Hood (Arrowhead Golf Club) and Dan Danner (Arrowhead Golf Club) 39-37--76 Lee Kanefield (East Bank Club) and Robert Kurtz (ThunderHawk Golf Club) 37-39--76 Bob Binetti (Steeple Chase Golf Club) and Gary Spiece (George Dunne National) 36-40--76 10 Mark Kling (Gleneagles Country Club) and Chris Beach (Wilmette Golf Club) 40-37--77 Jeffrey Donenberg (White Pines Golf Club) and Steve Krater (White Pines Golf Club) 38-39--77 12 Phill Schragal (Traditions at Chevy Chase) and Jeff Lowy (Traditions at Chevy Chase) 38-40--78 Mike Green (St. Charles Country Club) and James Jakubiec (Cantigny Golf) 38-40--78 14 Jim Kosick (Glenview Park Golf Club) and John Holbrook (Cog Hill Golf & Country Club) 41-38--79 15 Gene Beck (Whisper Creek GC) and Bob Riffner (Ivanhoe Club) 37-43--80 16 Michael Copp (Highland Park CC) and Kurt Raggi (Highland Park CC) 41-42--83 17 Bob Webster (Weekly Challenge Golf Tour, In) and Fred Fassnacht (Inverness Golf Club) 45-39--84 Pos Fifth Flight 1 Chris Black (Chalet Hills Golf Club) and Bart Smith (Chalet Hills Golf Club) 39-35--74 2 Murray Plotkin (Sportsmans Country Club) and Steve Mareta (Sportsmans Country Club) 39-38--77 3 Ed Sierawski (Naperville Country Club) and Chris Parks (Seven Bridges Golf Club) 41-37--78 Bill Schwarzkopf (Cog Hill G&CC) and Robert Czeslawski (Cog Hill G&CC) 41-37--78 5 David Dingle (Foxford Hills Golf Club) and Kyle Behrens (Foxford Hills Golf Club) 40-40--80 Fred Darnell (Edgebrook CC) and Bob Manion (Heritage Bluffs Public Golf Cl) 39-41--80 Pat Donovan (Meadows Golf Club of Blue Isla) and Michael Pacella (Edgewood ValleyCC) 40-40--80 8 Gary Andrzejewski (Cog Hill Golf & Country Club) and Daniel Musial (Cog Hill Golf & CC) 42-39--81 9 Frank Levanoic (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) and Larry Sabres (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) 41-41--82 10 Scot Hamilton (Willowhill Golf Course) and John Marchese (Winnetka Golf Club) 42-41--83 11 Jim Oconnor (White Deer Run) and Brian Bertoia (Weekly Challenge Golf Tour, In) 42-42--84 12 Joseph Claps (Oak Park Country Club) and Vito Claps (Oak Park Country Club) 42-43--85 13 Chad Ogren (Harborside International Golf ) and Matthew Vorda (Harborside I G ) 39-49--88 Ted Andrews (Glenview Park Golf Club) and Inga Feiter (Glenview Park GC) 42-46--88 15 Mike Warchol (Chalet Hills Golf Club) and Harry Smith (Oak Park Country Club) 47-42--89 16 Roland Ho (Schaumburg Golf Club) and Gregory Park (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) 46-44--90 17 Jim Bolech (Mt. Prospect Golf Club) and Arthur Szefer (Highland Park Country Club) 49-42--91 18 George Cromydas (Glenview Park GC) and Jack Zur (Glenview Park Golf Club) NC .
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