Comeaux, O’Brien Skin Par 3 Field

Mike VanZandt tied Shannon O’Brien and Michael Comeaux at three over par 30 in the Tuesday 9/24 par 3 challenge at the Ranch. Unfortunately for VanZandt, he didn’t win a hole and O’Brien and Comeaux split the skins pot with birdies on #7 and #9 respectively. Comeaux, O’Brien and VanZandt played a fivesome with David Buchanan (34) and Paul Williams, with Buchanan making the only double bogey on the scorecard on the tough 8th hole. To illustrate how remarkable the card was, the other fivesome composed of Mike Mitchell, John Milby, Jerry Riddle, Jason Pettit, and Dabney Harrison had fifteen double bogies on their card, half belonging to Jerry Riddle.

Local golfers are sharpening their games for the October 5th Rancho Caribbe Homeowners Scramble. See you there.

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