Saturday… Sept. 12…. Girls HS Tourney…… 1:30 Shotgun Start

Monday… Sept. 14 …. Police Scramble …. Course Closed until 3:30 pm

Saturday….Sept. 19…..Boys HS Tourney …#1 Tee Closed 9:30-2:30

Monday…. Sept. 28 …..Boys HS Regional … Call for Times

Friday…..  Oct 2 ….  Walton/Verona Education… Closed until 1

PGA pro Kyle Ramey shot a 62, the lowest score ever posted in a tournament at Eagle Creek to win the 2009 Eagle Creek Country Club Pro-Am.  Ryan Martin and Cale Barr tied for second with 63’s

Ryan Martin’s team won the team competition with a 21 under par 119, a tournament record.  Martin’s team included Eric Fuldner, Marcus Camacho, Phil Dalton and Bill Willingham.  Kyle Ramey’s team (Ben Patrick, David Yerser, Rob Rogers and Chris Hunt) finished second with a 124.

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Alicia Lawrence won her fifth consecutive, and sixth overall, Eagle Creek Country Club Women’s Championship by five strokes with a 75-74 -149.  Katie Harrison was the runner-up to Lawrence and also the Eagle Creek Girls Junior Champion iwth a 79-75 – 154.  Debbie Mulford won the Women’s first flight with a 97-93 – 190.

Carol Lowry won the Eagle Creek Senior Women’s Champion with an 84-80 164. 

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Final Results

Championship Flight

Alicia Lawrence  79-74 – 149   Club Champion
Katie Harrison  79-75 – 154  Junior Club Champion
Carol Lowry 84-80 – 164  Senior Club Champion
Angela Lawrence 85-82 – 167
Allie Rich 83-84 – 167
Kodie Hall 87-83 -170

First Flight

Debbie Mulford 97-93 – 199
Janell Miller 101-91 – 192
Kara Caldwell 98-95 – 193
Faye McMillan 100-99 – 199

Eagle Creek’s Cody Kellam won the Northern Kentucky 7-UP Junior Tour event Boys 12-13 Division at Fairway Golf Club at Wheatley.  Cody shot an 87 for a one stroke win over Daniel Lee.

Men’s Club Championship Results
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2009 Men's Club Champion Jeremy Martin

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

1 Jeremy Martin 69-70 /139

2 Michael Burgan 70-70 /140

2 Allen Brown 68-72 /140

Champion:  Allen Brown 68-72 – 140

Flight Winners
50-54: Allen Brown 68-72 – 140
55-59: Glenn Singleton 73-75 – 148
60-64: Don Scalf, Sr. 78-75 – 153
Super Senior:  Ray Smallwood 72-80 – 152

Sunday Skins
Group 1
#7 (3) Scooter Arnold
#9 (2) Jason Rose II
#16 (2) Jarrod Sharp
#18 (2) Michael Burgan

Group 2
#4 (3) Allen Brown
#5 (2) Allen Brown
#9 Manny Adams
#10 (2) Larry Workman
#14 (3) Tom Ryle
#15 (2) Darrell Herron

Saturday Skins

Tony King
Phil Steman
Jason Rose II

Eagle Creek’s Jeremy Martin won the Northern Kentucky Golf Association’s Men’s Amateur played at Lassing Pointe. Martin shot a six under (70-66 – 136) to edge out defending champion Chris Morris (70-67 – 137) by one stroke.  For full story and photos go to kypost.com.  Also go to Grant County News.

Jeremy Martin congratulated by his dad (and caddy) Todd. Photo courtesy of kypost.com and John Lachmann.

Zach Wright finished fourth in second flight.  For all scores and photos from the NKY Men’s Amateur, go to Northern Kentucky Golf Association.

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Story from the Kentucky Enquirer:

Martin on winning end of friendly rivalry

by Cedric K. Brown
Kentucky Enquirer
July 10, 2009

Jeremy Martin and Chris Morris added another chapter to their budding rivalry this week in the northern Kentucky Amateur Championship tournament at Lassing Point.

It all began with Martin was a junior at Grant County and Morris a senior at Mason County.  Thursday’s thrilling 36-hole final round of the tournament’s championship flight did nothing but add more fuel for the opponents, who share respect for each other.

‘We had fun together.  Chris is a great guy, ” Martin said Thursday.  “A lot of hard work paid off for me today.  It just feels good to finally win one.”

Their rivalry goes back to 2006, when the two faced off in high school in the Ninth Region tournament, which Morris won by a slim margin over second-place Martin.

Jeremy Martin receives Men's Amateur championship trophy from Bob Schultz. Photo courtesy of kypost.com and John Lachmann.

Thursday’s round was back-and-forth between Morris and Martin, who both stood at 3 under par entering what would be the decisive hole, the 525-yard, par-5 15th.  Morris made par and Martin shot an eagle, thanks to his approach shot from 225 yards out that dropped about 2 feet from the cup.

The eagle putt gave Martin a two-stroke advantage he wouldn’t relinquish.

“(The 15th hole) started with a good drive I had right down the middle,” Martin said.  ” The match really turned after I made eagle there.  Things just started going my way.”

But the battle was far from over at 15.  There was no quit in Morris.

Throught the 34th ant 35th holes, Morris remained two shots behind Martin to stay within striking distance of the leader.

On the par-4 36th, Morris used a 6-iron to drop his second shot from 183 yards out to within 3 feet of the cup, which led to a birdie putt.  Unforunately for Morris,Martin dropped his approach shot about 10 feet from the hole, setting him up for the championship-winning par putt.

Morris finished the day at 5-under-par 137.

“I had to make birdie, I knew that,” Morris said.  “But I also knew that chances were slim for him to make a bogey on that hole.  I never wanted to hope that would make bogey, but I knew it was a possibility.  All I could do was take care of my end.”

Martin sinks key eagle putt on 15. Photo courtesy of kypost.com and John Lachmann.

Martin, a sophomore at Northern Kentucky University, and Morris also shared in co-medalist honors in Monday’s qualifying round.  Because Morris won the tournament last year, he automatically earned the top seed in the championship flight, leaving Martin at No. 2.

The other two golfers completing in the final foursome were third-seeded Jason Fryia and No. 6 Eric Fuldner, who both finished at even-par 141.

Fuldner suffered a double bogey nt he par-3 25th hole and never was able to recover.

Fryia’s trouble came when he made bogey on both the  32nd and 33rd holes, putting him at 2 over par.

Martin’s victory was sweet for him because it came on the 41st birthday of his father and caddy, Todd Martin.

“I hadn’t gotten him anything yet for his birthday, so I told him I would get this (championship) for it,” Jeremy said.  ” He knows my game probably better thatn I do.  Having him there and knowing he’s behind me is very calming.”

Jeff Pectol took home the trophy for the first flight.

Pectol seeeded 17th, won the flight by shooting a 70 over 18 holes.

I had a rough qualifying round, but I came back and won both of my matches (Tuesday and Wednesday) pretty handily,”  Pectol said.  “I thought I was going to have a hard time with it today, but I pulled myself together and made a few good putts, stayed steady, and it was a good feeling.”

Pectol, who also played in the tournament last year, is alreaedy geared up to tee off next year and hopefully to take a shot at the championship flight.

“I wish I would have been in the championship flight today,”  Pectol said.  “This is definitely motivation.”

Mark Krahe finished second in the first flight with a score of 72, followed by Shannon Hundemer with a 75.

Doug Taulbee won the tournament’s second flight by shooting a 76.  Russell Daniels and Justin Jolly rounded out the top three by shhoing scores of 77.

Jeremy Martin advanced to the championship round of the 2009 Northern Kentucky Golf Associaion’s Men’s Amateur at Lassing Pointe with a 3 & 2 win over Phillip Russo.  Martin tees off on Thursday at 7:40 am with Brian Marsh, Jason Fryia and Eric Fuldner.  Also in the final eight of the championship flight are Chris Morris (defending champion), Mike Schuh, Curtis Ruberg and Rob Clarke.  The championship flight will play 36 holes stroke play on Thursday.

In the second flight, Zach Wright advanced to the finals with a 1 up win over Paul Loveless.  Wright is joined in the finals by Don Niehaus, Doug Taulbee, Randy Wilburn, Tony Johnson, Mike Arthur, Russell Daniels and Justin Jolly.  The second flight will play a final 18 holes stroke play on Thursday.

In the first flight, Michael Camacho fell to Dan O’Brien 2 & 1.

For scores  and pairings from the Northern Kentucky Men’s Amateur go to nkga.com.  For more coverage of Wednesday’s round check out Thursday’s nky.cincinnati.com.

In the championship flight of the Northern Kentucky Golf Association’s Mens’ Amateur at Lassing Pointe, Eagle Creek’s Jeremy Martin advanced with a 1 up win over Matt Bowlin.  Martin, the 2 seed, faces the fifteen seed Phillip Russo at 10:50 am Wednesday.

In the first flight, Michael Camacho defeated Chris Cronenweth 1 up.  He plays Dan O’Brien at 8:26 am.   Rob Flanigan fell to Shannon Hundemer 3 & 1.

In the second flight, Zach Wright was a winner over Tony Perkins, 3 & 2.  Wright matches up against Paul Loveless at 7:54 am.

The eight winners in each flight Wednesday will advance to the finals stroke play on Thursday.

For scores  and pairings from the Northern Kentucky Men’s Amateur go to nkga.com.  For more coverage of Tuesday’s round check out Wednesday’s nky.cincinnati.com.

Jeremy Martin

Eagle Creek’s Jeremy Martin shot a 2-under par 69 at Lassing Pointe to take co-medalist honors with defending champion Chris Morris in the opening round of the 2009 Northern Kentucky Men’s Amateur.  As defending champion Morris automatically receives the number one seeding.  Martin will be seeded number two, and begin match play today against the number 31 seed Matt Bowlin wtih a 10:10 am tee time.

Rob Flanigan shot a 76 and is second seeded in the 1st flight. Michael Camacho carded a 77 and is seeded 14 in the first flight. Zach Wright shot an 82 and qualified for the second flight.  Flanigan tees off at 9:06 against Shannon Hundemer; Camacho at 9:22 against Chris Cronenweth; Wright at 8:18 am against Tony Perkins.

Match play continues Wednesday.  The tournament winds up Thursday with stroke play beetween the top eight in each flight.

For scores  and pairings from the Northern Kentucky Men’s Amateur go to nkga.com.  For more coverage of Monday’s round check out nky.cincinnati.com.