Splitting the fairways with his drives, a delicate soft touch around the greens and a putting we haven’t seen in decades puts veteran Serafin Pablo atop the Refalawasch Golf Association March qualifying tournament.<\/p>\n
With his assortment of shot making and aggressive putting, Pablo put the final touches last Sunday (3-11-01) to win the qualifying tournament with a strong 78 gross. A senior golfer with a handicap 9 netted him a beauty net 69 to topple Sonny Flores who came in second with a net 70.<\/p>\n
New member Frank Sablan came in third after firing an 88 gross with 16 handicap to finish at net 72 to beat Jess Wabol based on score card play-off. Muscle man Tars Olopai and February Ace Tony Satur finished in 5th and 6th place respectively.<\/p>\n
For the accuracy department, Sonny Flores placed the closest on hole #3 while Tony Satur knocked it close on the tough par 3 #15. All top finishers were presented with money prizes for the days’ efforts.<\/p>\n
As announced earlier, RGA raffled off 4 slots for the upcoming Golf Tournament. Beneficiaries of this event were the Boy Scouts of America.<\/p>\n
The lucky winners were Attorney Joey Arriola, Ben Norita, Joe Limes, and Jess Wabol. There was a total of 25 participants and RGA. would like to thank each and every one of you for your continued support.<\/p>\n
The March Ace of the Month Tournament is scheduled for March 25, 2001 at Coral Ocean Point Golf Resort. Tee time is set for 6:30 a.m. and space is good for 16 players only.<\/p>\n
Interested individuals are encouraged to report in at 6:10 a.m. for registration and pairing. Please call Jess Wabol for more details at 234-6167(w) or 235-1794 (h).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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