On Saturday, the Lewisburg Rotary Club hosted its first Fourth of July Golf Tournament at the Lewisburg Recreation Center Golf Course. The tournament featured two sessions, each consisting of nine teams with a total of 72 players in participation. Prizes in the tournament included a $10,000 Hole-in-One that went unclaimed, a $5,000 50-foot putting contest, and a $2,000 Closest to the Pin challenge...
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On Saturday, the Lewisburg Rotary Club hosted its first Fourth of July Golf Tournament at the Lewisburg Recreation Center Golf Course.
The tournament featured two sessions, each consisting of nine teams with a total of 72 players in participation.
Prizes in the tournament included a $10,000 Hole-in-One that went unclaimed, a $5,000 50-foot putting contest, and a $2,000 Closest to the Pin challenge.
While nobody hit the 50-foot putt, John Karby was the last man standing in the elimination round.
J.D. Crabtree won the morning session closest to the pin challenge, while Steve Hobbs won the afternoon challenge.
The championship flight was won by Dale Wiser, Troy Wiser, Todd Cassion and Nick Wunderland and the first flight was won by Shane Hobbs, Steve Hobbs, Adam Jones and Russ Barnes.