Scorer's Tent, March 30

Scorer's Tent, March 30

Results from golf league play around Polk County through March 28 with format, date, event and winners by flight or class in alphabetical order.Anglers Green Friday Couples, Quota Points, March 25: Ken/Donna Mertz and Bill/Marlene O'Connor tied at plus 3, Dick Chase/Pat Kemske plus 2, Neil/Marilyn Haack and Bob Boling/Sharon Harrison tied at plus 1. Closest to pin: No. 1 - Dick Chase and Nonni Gutzwiller; No. 4 - Rita McDonald; No. 5 - Bob Gutzwiller and Marlene O'Connor; No. 6 - Wendell Stone and Rachel Bauer; No. 9 - Paul Wasulko and Karen Yak.Anglers Green Men's Nine-Hole League, Quota Points (11 a.m.), March 24: A Fight - Bruce Sheehan plus 2 on a match of cards over Dan Chase, Dick Chase plus 1 on a match of cards over Dave Staines and Ken Mertz; B - Bill Dunker plus 4, Dave Kane plus 2 on a match of cards over Paul Goyette and Al Adcox golf players sports, Tom White plus 1 on a match of cards. Closest to pin: No. 1 - Wray Petersen; No. 9 - Merrill Vallengoed.Anglers Green Men's Nine-Hole League, Quota Points (1 p.m.), March 24: A Flight - Dick Wilkinson even on a match of cards over Fred Heinen and Andy Yak, Doug Landen minus 1 on a match of cards over Neil Haack; B - Bill O'Connor plus 2, Bill Clark even on a match of cards over Rich Auble and Roy Marden, Ben Collet minus 1 on a match of cards Will Tiger Woods Get Free Golf Holiday. Closest to pin: No. 1 - Fred Heinen; No. 9 - Doug Landen.

Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am sold out

Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am sold out

People waiting to see a reliable weather forecast for April 11 before purchasing tickets to the 17th annual Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am are out of luck.Tickets to the golf tournament at the Barefoot Resort Dye Club have sold out golf players sports.This is the earliest organizers have sold all of the event's 6,000 tickets - which sold for $15 this year - since it moved from Kiawah Island to Myrtle Beach in 2003. They join prior commitments Tyler Thigpen, Dan Marino, Chuck Finley, Mickey Tettleton, Jaret Wright, Ric Flair, Doug Gottlieb, Mike Greenberg, Mike Golic, Chris Redman, Jim McMahon, George Rogers, Sterling Sharpe, Michael Waltrip, Kyle Petty, Tom Berenger, Gary Valentine, Kevin Sorbo, Jackie Flynn and caddie Fluff Cowan Martin Laird Is First European to Win at Bay Hill Sets Sights on Augusta.

Local golf: Perpetuas helping Japan relief effort

Local golf: Perpetuas helping Japan relief effort

Mayuko Perpetua, the SIWGA Classic champion, and husband Ed Perpetua, best known as a Staten Island Sports Hall of Famer for his tennis exploits, have launched several fundraisers here for the children of Japan affected by the earthquake, tsunami and resulting nuclear radiation worries. Jim McBratney of Jimmy Max restaurant in Westerleigh has allowed a children’s music concert fund-raiser at his restaurant Saturday at 2 p.m golf players sports. The group Patrick With Friends will perform at the restaurant. McBratney will be donating 50 percent of the food profits to the fund. Customers are reminded to mention the relief fund to their servers. According to McBratney and the Perpetuas, other restaurants joining in the effort now include: Nucci’s Restaurant, Nucci’s South, Manor House, Afternoones, Jimmy Max of Westerleigh and Jimmy Max of Great Kills. On Saturday evening, Perpetua and his staff of tennis instructors will host a 2-hour tennis clinic at the Club at Woodbridge, in Woodbridge, N.J. for both children and adults from 4-6 p.m. with children under 12 paying $15 and adults donating $30. The final leg of this fund-raiser takes place on April 16 from 7-11 p.m. at the Club at Woodbridge. It will be $50 per person including tennis, music by the group Joyous Noise, laughs, food and games for the “Japan Disaster Fund Raiser.” All of the above is sanctioned by UNICEF What You Need to Consider When Choosing New Golf Shafts.