Brian P. Reyes shot a total gross score of 149 during the two-day championship games sponsored by the Saipan Golfers Association to become the 1999 winner of SGA’s annual best of the best tournament.<\/p>\n
In day one of the competition held last Saturday at the Coral Ocean Point, Reyes scored 75 followed by a total gross score of 74 on day two of the championship at LaoLao Bay Golf Resort East Course, to give him a total net of 137.<\/p>\n
Second place was awarded to Tom Aldan, whose combined net score reached 146. Judge Edward Manibusan placed third, with a combined two-day net score of 148. Judge Manibusan and Joe Camacho have the lowest handicap at 2 among the association’s members.<\/p>\n
Reyes took home a 19″ color TV, cash prize and a trophy.<\/p>\n
Past SGA winners were Charles Reyes, 1996; John Babauta, 1997, and Joe Demapan, 1988.<\/p>\n
SGA also had other contests during the two-day event. Closest to the pin at COP on hole no. 3, Judge Manibusan; hole no. 7, Norbert Sablan; hole no. 12, Joe Camacho; and hole no. 14, Ray Salas. Most accurate on the hole no. 9, Judge Manibusan, and hole no. 18, Norbert Sablan.<\/p>\n
At Laolao Bay, closest to the pin contest at hole nos. 4 and 15, Brian Reyes; hole no. 6, Joseph Aldan; and hole no. 11, Ray Santos. Most accurate drive for Laolao Bay for 9 and 18 was awarded to Joe Camacho.<\/p>\n
SGA president Ray Diaz said registration is now open for new members for the year 2000.<\/p>\n
For more information, please call Mr. Diaz at 234-5997.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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