The Lad's will need to do something special on MOVIN DAY to catch a red hot H-chee. Report at 7 pm 

H-chee was a machine today at Southern Dunes. Ignoring the 191 bunkers, Chee never waivered en route to a masterful 82. His brother Fritzie had a rough day, and at one point hit Mikey G's ball and incurred a two shot penalty. Juan is holding steady against the field but is losing ground fast to his nemesis. Mikey G hit Fritzie's ball into the hole for a birdie, then made seven after his penalty.

Lieutenant Dan continued to move up the board, and the rookie now sits in fifth overall and third in the calcutta.    Woodrow was 2 under through 4 holes, but faded to an 82. He did play himself out of the early drone group.

27 holes at Superstition Mountain Prospector tomorrow and the finale at We-Ko-Pa Cholla. 

Four time Sweater Sorcerer and heavy favorite Kirk Madsen holds a six shot lead over Juan and a hard charging H-chee. Chee was low net of the day (66) at his favorite venue. Mikey G also made a move, and will play in the final group just 15 back. Lieutenant Dan beat his first round score by 20 strokes and is moving up fast.

Southern Dunes has 191 bunkers and will be the boys most difficult test of the week. Report at 7 pm

 

Jake officially withdrew from Sweater #34.

Coach Dan Miller has replaced him in the field of 12.

Grant "Rocky" Matthies has accepted the final invitation to Arizona completing the field of twelve.

The Handicap party will be held at Pizza King on Thursday February 3rd at 6pm.

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Three way tie results in a $220 pot carry over to MN

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17/25 - Colonel, Fritzie, JP

16/25 - Kipper

14/25 - Spackler

13/25 - Woodrow

12/25 - Tins, "H", Juan, TP, Cuts,

Notes of interest:

Sophomore Dave's sheet is missing.

Kipper owes $20 to the carry over pot

Kipper had a perfect score (6/6) on the Low Gross Matchups and picked himself to win the Sweater.

9 of 11 sheets incorrectly predicted T.J. to beat Prep. Predictably Tins and Juan were the lone two winners.

4 voted "Kip" to win - Kip, Cuts, Fritz and Colonel

4 voted "Kris" to win - Kris, Ward, Spack and Tommy

1 vote for "Dave" to win - Juan

1 vote for "Cutler" - JP

1 vote for "Juan" - Tin Man

Kip Peterson played a nearly flawless round on Monday at Seville CC and fought off a spirited effort by "Always in the Money" Dave Berliner to lock up his 3rd Yellow Sweater.

Sophomore Dave started the day four back and had to give Kipper one shot. Dave picked up three on the front nine and took the lead on #10, but Kipper made three birdies over his final eight holes to shoot 75. The shot that won the tournament was Kipper's laser 9 iron to 6 inches on the infamous Par 3 #17 island green. Dave hung in tough and finished with a 75. He tied for second with "H"-chee. 

Kris Madsen played his best Sweater in years, shooting a final round 84. The Colonel's effort for a "C"-peat fell short, but a final round 80 moved him into solo fourth (14 shots back).

After a furious start - four time champion Fritzie faded to a fifth place finish. The Tin Man continued his streak of staying out of the AZ Drone Group with a solid 6th overall. JP was unremarkable at 7th. Woodrow received his highest handicap ever, and brought back the echos with a sizzling 75 at Gold Mountain. A late night on Friday doomed him to 8th.

There was no question that the 2010 AZ Drones were Drones. Juan, Tommy and Cuts finished well back of the second group. Kevin was forced to WD due to an ailing back - saving Cuts from King Drone purgatory.

H-chee continued to build his lead over 27 holes at Papago Saturday. The rain stayed away and H-chee made few mistakes. He now holds a 7.25 stroke lead over Kipper. In third is Sophomore Dave, who couldn't hole a putt in his opening 18. JP was medalist on the first 18 and has sidled into fourth and is only 10.75 back. 

Verrado has been an achilles heel for both Kris and Dave, so tomorrow should be full of drama. 

The Tin Man is hanging tough and sits in fifth only 11.25 back and will be getting 11.25 shots from the Kris the next two days. If he can beat him straight from here he'll have a good chance to win his second Sweater.

Fritzie got a bit sideways worrying about his kitten Kerry  - but he is within 12 of the lead. Colonel and Wood were up late and their games suffered. They sit 7th and 8th. 

The Drones are so far out of contention - it might not be possible for them to play their way even into the second group. Toner, Juan, Kevin and Cuts have been beyond pitiful. 

H-chee has given up all of his superstitions and fired a alcohol aided 84. He has the lead by three shots over a trio that includes Sophomore Dave (73), Fritzie (91) and Colonel (84). Five time Champion Woodrow (75) and Kipper (75) are five back.  

Fritzie jumped to a 4 shot lead with an effortless 82 proving once again that he can fly below every radar between Detroit Lakes and Scottsdale. 

In a quest for a "C" slam - the Colonel made few mistakes en route to an 83.  The Tin Man defied the odds and kept his ball in play, making only two penalty strokes and sits in third. Fourth place is a "happy" H-chee who played average in his "88". 

Tommy Two Tone loves his position in 5th. JP did nothing special in his round, but was amazed to be in sixth place. 

Stay tuned for updates from the round tomorrow at Gold Canyon.

Golf Club of Scottsdale hosts Round 1 of the Yellow Sweater

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