Area digest 7/21/10

Pierce fires hole-in-one

David Pierce used a 7-iron to score an ace on hole No. 18 at Kimbeland Country Club.

The hole was playing 145 yards.

Stan Minson, Eric Kimberly and Bob Bakula witnessed the shot, which came during the three-person scramble tournament.

It was Pierce's third career hole-in-one.

Unger team wins scramble tourney

The team of Mark Unger, Bryan Johnson and Jim Childress won the championship flight of the three-person scramble golf tournament at Kimbeland Country Club.

The team of Kent Phillips, Debbie Phillips and Todd Obergoenner took second, while Todd Ladd, Ronnie Strong and Bob Englehart were third.

The team of Kevin Garland, Jimmy Burnett and Joe McLemore won A flight. There was a tie for second between the team of Blake McDowell, John Blattel and Jody Underwood and the team of Harold Schott, Jeff Schott and Bob Hedden.

The team of Chuck Wilson, Carol Weinrich and Jim McElreath tied the team of Gary Seymour, Jeff Appleman and Todd Koch for first place in B flight. The team of Drake Seabaugh, Jasen Wessell and Steve Hileman tied the team of Tommy King, Diana King and Korey King for third place.

The team of Craig Horky, Mike Brawley and Jamie Dodd won C flight, while the team of Sammy Lawson, Scott Brown and Randall Kight and the team of Ron Tyson, Travis Tyson and Jack Ennis tied for second.

Rohrdanz team wins tourney

The team of Dan Rohrdanz, Jeff Limbaugh, Chuck Kiminsky and Barry Cook shot a 56 to take first place in the championship flight of the fourth annual TEAM Swish four-person scramble at Dalhousie Golf Club.

The team of Jack Pettet, Walter Matthews, Clifford Rowling and Deb Swindel shot a 57 for second place. The team of Jim Burnett, Toby Zoellner, Kevin Akers and Paul Pobst shot a 58 for third place.

The team of Matt Smith, Ryan Andres, Brad Bleick and Joe Ballard shot a 67 to win A flight. The team of Mark Stuart, Dan Penrod, Tom Spitzmiller and Mark Buerck shot a 67 for second place, while the team of Bill Holland, Greg Brune, Lewis Bock and Tom Meyer shot a 68 for third place.

-- From staff reports