CARL HOLZAPFEL

JUST MY SIZE

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A FLIGHT PAYOUT

CHUCK TOLLIVER

LOOK GOOD, PLAY GOOD!

This was a highly competitive race in the B flight also for the coveted  white jacket. The top five players were neck and neck, with only one shot separating them. Let's catch up on the action at the turn, where the Masters tournament traditionally begins on the back nine on Sunday. At this point, Casey Grimme held a one-shot lead over Lonnie Knowles as they made their way to the clubhouse. It seemed like a two-man battle for the Championship title. However, last year's champion Ronnie Fenton caught fire on the back nine, putting him in a strong position to defend his title and reclaim the White Jacket. Unfortunately, a rough finish with three bogeys on the last three holes dropped him to fourth place, outside of the money. However, for those who appreciate participation trophies, it was still a respectable finish. Two other players also made a move on the back nine - Mike Smith and Chuck Tolliver. Mike played consistently well throughout the day, except for a costly triple bogey on the 12th hole that ultimately cost him the Championship by one stroke. This was still an impressive performance for someone who has typically placed towards the bottom of the leaderboard. It was great to see Mike finally get some recognition for his hard work over the years. As for the two leaders at the turn, Lonnie and Casey, Lonnie struggled with a 6 on the 10th hole, a 9 on the 15th hole, and another 6 on the 18th hole, dropping him to fifth place. Casey's fall was less dramatic, with an 8 on the 11th hole and a 6 on the 12th, but he managed to salvage a few pars on the remaining holes, earning him third place and leaving him to wonder what could have been. This brings us to the eventual winner, Chuck Tolliver. He had a spectacular back nine, particularly the first six holes, where he shot six strokes below par, putting him at the top of the leaderboard. He held on to secure the 2024 Masters Championship, a fantastic achievement. Congratulations, Chuck, on your well-deserved win. You are only the second player in league history to hold three of the four major titles. With a resume that includes four Culture Cups Championships, two Ryder Cups , Best Ball Championships,  US Open Championship,  PGA Championship, and now a Masters Championship, you are well on your way to being a Hall of Fame candidate. Not bad for a country bumpkin from Kerens, Texas.

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