Hole in one just the ticket

TUNING UP for this weekend's Skeena Valley Men's Golf Open,
Shane DeJong practises his putting. One of the hotter junior pros-
pects.in the event, DeJong alse has the Junior Open to look for-

. ward. That 36-hole-tournament takes place here July 17-18.

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Sinking a hole-in-one at
ihe Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club is never going

to be easier than it will be ~

tomorrow night.

That’s because those taking part
in the Men's Open practice round
will find they have a choice of
seven pins when they take aim at
ihe 2nd green. -

And any golfer who. achieves
the feal will find himself flying,
literally.

That’s because cach of the
seven has a free trip attached,
destinations including Asia, Aus-
tralla, Africa, Europe and the
United States, ,

Predicting someone will walk
off with a tip tomorrow night,
club manager Bruce Carruthers
pointed out, “There were 4
couple who came close last
year.’?

And then they only had one cup
to aim at!

The trips are not the only prizes
thal can be picked up either. Club
captain John Ross said there will
be approximately $3,000 worth of
prizes up for grabs on the night,

Add the $9,000 worth io be
won during the July 2-4 tourna-
ment and it’s small wonder
there’s a waiting list to get in.

Ross said this is the first time in
seven years the Open has had to
set up a waiting list.

While the entry includes golfers
from the Queen Charlottes to
Smithers, he credited strong local
support for the high number.

“The course is probably in the

best shape of any in the north,’”

Ross added,

Although the original cut-off.

for entries was 108 players, Car-
ruthers said the response has
organizers trying to find a way to
lift that figure to 120.

Time available will, however,
determine whether they can Limit

the number: of people being dis-

appointed.
Ross pointed out this year’s is

not only a big entry, it’s a strong:

ons as well,

While scratch golfers Dan
Rosengren of Terrace and Prince
Ruperl’s Peter Bysouth are ob-
viously going to be the ones to
watch, they’ll get-no easy ride.

, Jim Meszaros, a recent arrival

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Among other expected con-
tenders are last year’s winner
Tony Lopes, °92 club champion
Jim Holland and Pierre Butz who
won this spring’s Coke Classic on
his home Smithers course.

Ross said 23. golfers are slated
for the championship flight, all
with a handicap of 10 or less.

The ‘A’ flight has 31 players
handicapped from 11-15, but the
competition will be even tighter
in the “B’ flight. There, 27 golfers
are ranked within just a three
stroke spread.

Apart from winners’ prizes such:
as custom-made clubs, a men's
diamond ring and a colour tetevi-
sion, Open players also have a
chance at a golfing holiday in
Scotland, a full set of clubs and a
Caribbean cruise if they sink a
hole-in-one during the 54-hole
competition.

Ross emphasized anyone is
more than welcome fo drop in at
the golf course and take In the ac-
tion.

The final group to head out in
Sunday’s final round is expected
fo tee off at about 3 p.m, he
added.

The Men’s Open is the first o
three tournaments being staged
by the Skeena Valley club.

The Ladies Open goes July 10-
1i while the Juniors take over the
course the following weekend.

The Ladies will also be the dis-
trict qualifier for the National
Handicap Awards series,

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