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Suwannee Country Club hosted the Rotary Club of Live Oak Golf Tournament on Saturday, Sept. 29 with all proceeds benefiting the club’s disaster relief fund.
Nineteen three-person teams teed off at 8 a.m. and by 1:30 p.m. they were all in the clubhouse eating hotdogs and hamburgers provided by Rotarian and Dairy Queen owner Roy Guercio and Suzanne Dunn.
In first place was the team of Henry McCray, Lance McCray and Mike Swank. Second went to Danny Hales, John Martz and Jimmy Prevatt. Third place went to Bill Owen, Jerry Poole and Matt Scott. Closest to the pin was Mike Koon and the longest drive went to Lyndee Fletcher.
The Rotary Club of Live Oak wants to thank all the sponsors and players who made this year’s tournament a huge success. All money raised will go to support the club’s ongoing disaster relief efforts.
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Just a few of the Rotarians on hand to make sure the golf tourney went off without a hitch were: RCLO Secretary Greg Scott, RCLO President Jimmy Norris, RCLO Treasurer Randy Slaughter and RCLO Communications Chairperson Myra Regan.
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Second place team of Danny Hales, John Martz, Jimmy Prevatt and Suwannee Country Club General Manager Jason Cannon.
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First place team of Mike Swank, Henry McCray, Lance McCray and Suwannee Country Club General Manager Jason Cannon.
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Third place team of Jerry Poole, Bill Owen, Matt Scott and Suwannee Country Club General Manager Jason Cannon.
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Lady golfer Lyndee Fletcher, one of six women playing, won the prize for longest drive.
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Dairy Queen Live Oak owners Roy Guercio and Suzanne Dunn flank Rotarian Bill Nickerson out by the cookhouse on Saturday. More than 140 hamburgers and 100 hot dogs were provided by DQ, not to mention the cool treat of DQ ice cream sandwiches.
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Two members of the first place team Henry McCray and Mike Swank play during the early hours of the tourney Saturday.
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Second place team of Danny Hales, second from left, John Martz, center and Jimmy Prevatt, right, look on as Carey Lee prepares to tee off. Bobbie Lake, left, and Clifford Adams, second from right, are also watching intently.
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Third place team of Bill Owen, Jerry Poole and Matt Scott.
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