The annual Alaska Airlines tournament at Muskeg Meadows Golf Course drew a couple dozen players this weekend.
A total of 27 holes were played over Saturday and Sunday, with golfers teaming up for the best-ball competition. Coming out on top Saturday were Wayne and Kathleen Harding, Grover Mathis and LaDohna Botsford. The team had a combined score of 34 over 18 holes of play, with a group handicap of 36.
Behind them in second with a score of 38 was the similarly handicapped team of Keen and Faye Kohrt, Chris Ellis and Frank Roppel. In third place with a handicap of 22, George and Brett Woodbury, Rocky Littleton and Conner McCullum together held a score of 42.
The next day, the Woodburys and Littleton were joined by Marug Reid, and the team would take second place with a score of 20 after nine holes. In first for the day were Luke and Lisa Messmer, Clint Lewis and Roppel with a score of 18.
The two-day tourney had additional challenges. On the first hole, driving the straightest Saturday was Dee Dee Sprehe at 16 feet, and the closest to the pin on hole four was Brett Woodbury at just over 10 feet. On Sunday the two challenges yielded one Alaska Airlines ticket for each winner, with Lewis taking the straightest drive and Faye Kohrt the closest shot to the pin.
After the tournament additional prizes were drawn for participants. Spencer Stavee and Drew Eyon each won a pair of system-wide airline tickets. Ed Rilatos and McCollum each won a single ticket in the drawing.
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