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Senior League 2 Person Best Ball 9/9/2026 *** 1st Gross - Mike Mendenhall & Brian Horrocks - 31 - $25 Each 2nd Gross - Jeff Wilson & Bill Craig - 33 - $15 Each 3rd Gross - Dave Fischer & Rich Lial - 34 - $10 Each 1st Net - Dick Orr & Bob…

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1st Gross - Mike Mendenhall & Brian Horrocks - 31 - $25 Each

2nd Gross - Jeff Wilson & Bill Craig - 33 - $15 Each

3rd Gross - Dave Fischer & Rich Lial - 34 - $10 Each

1st Net - Dick Orr & Bob Wanlass - 26 - $25 Each

2nd Net - Joe Deavilla & Steve Cowley, Dee Snarr & Dan Richins,

Max Petersen & Frank Park - 30 - $8 Each

Gross Skins - $8 Each

#2 - Dan Richins

#4 - Steve Johnson

#7 - Dan Richins

#8 - Brian Horrocks

Net Skins - $11 Each

#2 - Dan Richins

#4 - Dick Orr

#9 - Dick Orr

Closest to hole - $17 Each

#5 - Shane Stoddard 2'10"

#7 - Mike Mendenhall 4'1"

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