Under the radiant canopy of azure skies, Loomis Trail Golf Course emerged as a battleground of skill and camaraderie, as golfers from near and far gathered to test their mettle against the formidable greens. The air buzzed with excitement, anticipation swirling like the morning mist over the fairways.

Enter Brad Phillips, a newcomer to the club, whose debut on the pristine greens was nothing short of sensational. With a stroke of brilliance, he carved his way through the course, leaving a trail of awe in his wake. His club danced with precision, culminating in a blistering Gross 80, a feat that ignited whispers of admiration and envy among his peers. But Brad's brilliance wasn't contained to his own game; his infectious energy propelled his playing mate, Tony Izzo, to scale similar heights, with Tony's clubmanship shining bright in a Gross 86, net 67 - a performance that etched his name in the annals of club history.

Yet, not all who tread upon Loomis Trail's emerald tapestry found fortune smiling upon them. The Players Division grappled with the course's challenges, with the ominous presence of water haunting their every swing. Triple-digit scores loomed large, a testament to the unforgiving nature of the game.

Amidst the trials and tribulations, the Masters Division emerged as a beacon of excellence, with four illustrious players wielding their clubs with mastery. Among them, Sean Czepak stood tall, his performance ablaze with brilliance. A net 69, adorned with a KP and a deuce, crowned him the victor, his prowess leaving spectators in awe and competitors in admiration.

As the day drew to a close, golfers congregated at the revered 19th hole, basking in the golden glow of victory and camaraderie. Amidst shared tales of triumphs and near misses, bonds were forged and memories etched into the fabric of time.

But amidst the revelry, a somber note lingered as the club bid farewell to a stalwart member, Alan Davison, whose departure marked the end of an era. His legacy of consistency and camaraderie would forever echo across the fairways, a testament to the enduring spirit of the game.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting its final farewell upon the greens of Loomis Trail, hearts swelled with anticipation for the next chapter of the golfing saga. The return to Loomis Trail for Major #5 beckons on August 10th, a challenge eagerly embraced by all who dared to dream.

For on the hallowed grounds of Loomis Trail, where the echoes of triumph and camaraderie intertwine, every swing is not just a stroke of the club but a testament to the indomitable spirit of the human soul.

Division Winners ($50 Each):

Masters Division Sean Czepak - Net 69

Players Division Tony Izzo - Net 67

KP’s ($60 Pot):

Hole #3 Tyler Ginther                   

Hole #5      Sean Czepak

Hole #12     Neale Peschau

Hole #16      Corey Garrett

Deuces ($40 Pot):

Hole #5 Sean Czepak 

Hole #12   Neale Peschau