For 15 years, the Bulldog Golf Classic has graced the greens.
The Oaks in Mexico hosted the Mexico golf program fundraiser July 12, offering several competitions for local golfers in the …
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For 15 years, the Bulldog Golf Classic has graced the greens.
The Oaks in Mexico hosted the Mexico golf program fundraiser July 12, offering several competitions for local golfers in the four-person scramble format. There were 26 teams.
In A-Flight, Ty Dickey, Doolittle Woodworks and Pat and Teri Beauchamp each had the top score of 55. In B-Flight, Adam Utterback, John Darby and Estill each had the top score of 61. In C-Flight, Crum, Mid Mo Truck and Trailer, Butler Supply, Cody Cannon, Tanner and M&M Trenching each had the top score of 64. In the skins game, Doolittle Woodworks and Doeblin Farms had a score of 2 on holes 16 and 18, respectively.
Among the course contests were longest drive, closest to the pin, longest putt and putting tournament. Gary Beauchamp had the longest drive on hole 6 and T-Land had the longest drive on hole 15. Travis Scott was the closest to the pin on hole 4 and Trey Brown was the closest on hole 13. Estill had the longest putt on hole 2 and Ty Dickey had the longest putt on hole 11, and Darvy won the putting tournament on hole 9.
On Facebook, John Knipfel thanked Carey Lynn Knipfel for months of planning the event, Logan Schlemmer and his crew for maintaining the course and to The Oaks - Mexico staff for its hospitality on the day. He also thanked volunteers Makenzie Mudd, Trisha Herron and her family, LaTosha Johnson and Billy Johnson, Melissa Buckman Young, Jason Young and family, Brenda Matuz, Khloe Bohl, Julie Whelan Rowe, Brad Rowe and family, Jennifer Whitaker Connell and family, and the boys and girls golf coach Becca Bates Johnson and boys assistant coach Jake Vitale.
The sponsors included Slumberland, A&H Doghouse, Arnold Funeral Home, Big Al’s Fencing, Butler Supply, Callaway Fields, Commerce Bank, Dagwood Jr., Erdel and Wood, Gold Crest, IMS, M&M Trenching, Maxwell Trailer, Q Security, Rob Cox CPA, Robnett Graphics, The 581, United Credit Union, Webber Family Pharmacy, Melody’s, Westlake’s, Meeks, Graf and Sons, Central Bank, Elliot Rice DDS, Mid Mo Truck and Trailer, State Farm, Gallaher Insurance, Century 21, Alyssa Almon, Ed Stephens DDS, Ron’s Collision Repair, Mommen’s Heating and Cooling, Cary Smith - Realty 365, Blossoms and Bloom, Bank of Missouri, Sydenstricker Nobbe Partners, Peoples Savings Bank, Dos Arcos, Edward Jones - Pat Ryan/Todd Geeson/Ross Fryer/Kevin Duncan, Pat and Teri Beauchamp, Doolittle Woodworks, Mid Mo Truck/Trailer, Dayne’s Disposal, Pearl Motor Company, Nexgen Agronomy, Nexgen Seed Solutions, Show Me Credit Union, Pehle Farms, Whalen Logistics, Doeblin Farms, Beck’s Seed (Mudd Family), Jason’s Top Shelf and Pig Up N’ Go.