...and I guess I should. Those of you who see me frequently know that I've been playing a lot of golf lately. Laura and I joined the Country Club this year, so I feel like it's a complete waste of my money if I don't get out there several times a week. Well, lucky me, the WMEA (Wyoming Music Educators Association, another organization to which I pay yearly dues) held their annual golf outing at the Riverton Country Club this year, which meant I got to play in the tournament for free!
It was a combination tournament, with a 9 hole individual net score, and a 9 hole team scramble. I'm pretty bad still, so I was never in any contention to compete individually (although with my handicap I should be a monster), but our team, featuring some of the real "heavy hitters" of the Riverton music scene (pardon my pun) won the team scramble! We all won a sleeve of "RocketBallz," which I will almost certainly lose in the canal very soon.
I took some pictures with my phone, and for some reason they're all out of order. I am simply too lazy to rearrange them.
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Laura teeing off on 11. She's much more talented than me, and won a sleeve of golf balls for winning the Women's long drive competition on the 12th hole. |
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Amy gets into the action with a nearly perfect putt on 17. |
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Aric goes ballistic with a monstrous drive on 8 while Bernard watches in amazement. |
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Wyoming's best and brightest instrument repair techs, both young and old. |
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Although everyone had fun, the real winners were Chad Rose's pants. |
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Once the scores were finalized and handicaps were tallied, Tom Bibbey took home the old horn trophy. |
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Afterwards, we all had a drink (or a few). Traci even stopped by to wish her father well. |
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The whole crew en masse. We had teachers, merchants, spouses, and repairmen from Riverton, Lander, Casper, Powell, Buffalo, and Douglas.
All told, it was a great day, and everyone seemed to have a blast. Seriously though, a lot of people I knew were at work, so I can't complain at all about playing bad golf. |
1 comment:
I'm fairly certain that my award-winning drive was on the 11th. Never was any good at the 12th...
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