The Lawrence Country Club was the setting for the annual Men's Cow Chip Open Sunday. The weather cooperated with sunny skies and a moderate breeze.
The golfers were spread out over six flights with 52 competitors taking part in the event. It was an 18-hole event played on sand greens.
Kelly Karmazin led the championship flight with his round of 63. Phil Schroer was in second place with his round of 64. Tim Streff held down third place with his round of 69. Aaron Williams finished in fourth place with a round of 70. Scott Palls rounded out the championship flight with a round of 72.
Brad Kohmetscher led the first flight with his round of 71. Dale Kohmetscher was in second with a round of 72. Jeremy Williams took third place with a round of 73. Greg Pohlmeier was in fourth place with a round of 73. Randy Himmelberg closed out the first flight with a round of 78.
The second flight was topped by Wayne Hoelting with his round of 72. Jerry Hoelting came in second with a round of 74. Todd Webster grabbed third place with his round of 74. Ed Karmazin was in fourth with his round of 74. Tim Kohmetscher, 77, Shawn Frazier, 80, and Gene Himmelberg, 80, were the other second flight golfers,
Shane Faimon took first place in the third flight with his round of 77. Keith Menke was in second place with a round of 81. Tim Waterbury held third place with a round of 82. Ron Hess was in fourth place with a round of 83. Joe Mazour, 83, Scott Buescher, 84, Mike Hofstetter, 85, Brett Kohmetscher, 85, Everett Nordby, 86, and Bob Menke, 88, closed out the third flight.
Alex Buschow led the fourth flight with his round of 81. Ralph Williams was in second place with his round of 83. John Hajek finished in third place with his round of 84. Scott Kometscher was i in fourth place with his round of 85. Rich Hofstetter, 85, Colby Karr, 85, Keith Kometscher, 89, and Terry Cox, 90, rounded out the fourth flight.
Paul Kimminau was atop the fifth flight with his round of 87. Randy Kohmetscher claimed second place with a round of 88. Thomas Fisher held third place with his round of 91. Jeremy Hess took fourth place in the flight with a round of 91. Gary Faimon, 91, Keith Huff, 92, Grant Streff, 94, Bryan Ostdiek, 96, Riley Hoelting, 99, Wayne Karmazin, 99, and Dillon Wolfe, 101, close out the fifth flight.
The sixth and final flight was led by Todd Karnig with his round of 96. Sam Kohmetscher took second place with a round of 99. Ed Menke was in third place with a round of 100. Perry Ridgeway took fourth place with his round of 10-2. C lark Williams was the final sixth flight golfer with his round of 112.
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