TURNER – Two holes-in-one were recorded by the same group during the recent Maine State Golf Association tourney held at Turner Highlands.

Michael Coyne of Sable Oaks scored an ace on the #10 hole, 135-yards, using a pitching wedge. Playing partners were Mike Lee, Jason Foster and Scott Jones.

Then on the #15 hole, 125-yards, Jones used a 9-iron to register a hole-in-one. He is also member of Sable Oaks.

Wilson Lake

WILTON – Dick Nelson Memorial Tournament, July 14: 1. -13, Stewart Durrell, Dave Henry, Frank Williams, Jo Stinneford; 2. -12, Larry Henry, Norm LeClair, Neil Stinneford, Gerald Walsh; 3. -11, Tom Weigle, Jim Alexander, John Cureton, Pat Durham; 4. -11, Mike Tibbetts, Pat Hill, Peter Benson, Tweet Carlton. Pins: #2, John Cureton, 4’3″; Dick Fernald, 6’9″; #7, Jim Alexander, 4’4″; Ron Greco, 9’6″; #11, Neil Stinneford, 15’3″; Greg Coolidge, 15’11”; #16, Jim Gould, hole-in-one; Jim Alexander, 6’10”. Closest to the pin, second shot #4, Tom Weigle, 4’9″; closest to hole #6, Frank Williams, 1’3″. Following the tourney, named in memory of Wilson Lake member Richard “Dick” Nelson who passed away last fall while hunting, was followed by a cookout prepared by the Nelson family and the Pro Shop staff. The Nelson family would like to thank all players who participated.

Springbrook

LEEDS – Mixed League, August 15, most net, 1s, 2s, 3s: 1s, Tim-Barb Moody; 2s, Steve Dyer-Becky Laliberte; 3s, tie, Tim-Barb Moody, John Rabassa-Ashley Golden.

Norway CC

NORWAY – Wednesday Scotch Foursome: 1. 31, Jay-Hope Herr, Bill Bowman, Gail Mazzeo; 2. 34, Dick-MaryLou Onofrio, Ken Knightly, Pat Frye.

Thursday Ladies Day, August 11: 18-hole memorial tourney, net, Pat Frye, 55; 9-hole, gross, 1, tie, Pat Frye, Donna Lapp, Lee Barth, 45; 2. tie, Jane Small, Ellen Male, Meg Trinward, Bev Packard, 47.

Upcoming events: Club championship, August 20-21, course closed. . . Crazy Scramble, August 28, course closed at 5 p.m.

Travel League

Following are results from the Area Golf League (golfers from Liveremore Falls, Jay, Wilton, Farmington) tourney held August 10 at Spring Meadows: 1. Walp, Jr.-Walp, Sr.; 2. W. Bubier-Walp, Sr.; 3. R. Ouellette-J. Chouinard. Closest to the pin, C. Leavitt-W. Bubier; high plus winners, B. Morrill-C. Leavitt.

Apple Valley

LEWISTON – Apple Valley Team Match Play Championship: Peter Wade and Maurice Sampson advanced to the finals by beating State Representative Robert Berube and Former Lewiston Mayor Larry Raymond. Sampson made a short putt on #18 to seal the victory. Steve Roop and George Hopkins also earned a berth in the finals by knocking off Joe Levasseur and Larry Samson. Finals are set for Sunday, August 21.

Men’s Twilight League, August 15 standings: Bill Hunter-Maurice Sampson, 12; Steve Samson-Doug Bowie, 11.5; Rene Dubois-Dennis Moore, 10; Glenn Fillion-Joe Fillion, 9.5; Tim Pelletier-Dave Gregoire, 9.5; David Pridham-Chris Welch, 9; Ryan Brooker-Don Conant, 9; Steve Roop-Marty J. Roop, 8.5; Gary Landry-Bruce Milliken, 8.5; Marty Roop, Sr.-Scott Barden, 8; Norm Bellemare-David Veinott, 7.5; Lew Perry-Kevin Calder, 7.5; Andy Durisko-Phil Pelletier, 7.5; Lance Vallee-Dan D’Auteuil, 7; Mark Elie-Al Tomlinson, 6.5; Chad Hopkins-George Hopkins, 6; Dick Cyr-Bob Thompson, 4; Pat Beaupre-Todd Michaud, 3; Chris Blais-Tim Robinson, 3; Bob Berube-Gary Adams, 2.5. Closest to the pin #5, Al Tomlinson, 4’7.5″; low gross, Rene Dubois, 36; net, Maurice Sampson, 27.

Governor’s tourney set

AUBURN- The third annual Governor’s Golf Tournament to benefit the March of Dimes is scheduled for Sept. 12 at Fox Ridge Golf Course. Governor John E. Baldacci will attempt to re-create last year’s moment in history when he nearly scored a hole-in-one for which he would have been awarded a Mercedes Benz automobile. His attempt landed 12-inches from the cup. The governor finished the tourney in first place. In addition to 18 holes of golf, entrants will be provided a cart, and dinner with the governor following the tourney. Reservations can be made by contacting the March of Dimes at 1-800-668-5678.

Pee Wee winners

PARIS – The 23rd annual 2005 Maine Open Pee Wee Championship Tournament was held recently at Paris Hill Country Club. Trophies were presented in four age groups, plus the overall male and female leaders.

The champions were Eric Hall with a gross score of 87 for 18 holes, and Caitlin Hanley with a 105.

Other winners: 13-year-olds: gross, Steven Simonds, 88; net, Allen Smith, 74. 12-year-olds: gross, Eric Hall, 87; net, Frank Parsons, 69. 11-year-olds: gross, Tyler Walton, 98; net, Ben Chicoine, 69. 10-year-olds (9 holes): boys, gross, Bryan Hall, 37; net, Cody Angello, 31; girls, gross, Brianna Morris, 55; net, Emily Mott, 38.