Seacoast Christian Golf Club, July 20, 2018
News and Results – Event 7– Twin Oaks GC, San Marcos, CA
Welcome to the 7th Event of our 2018 Seacoast Cup Golf Tour. Today our tour visited the challenging inland course of Twin Oaks Golf Course. We were blessed with sunny, warm weather, with slight breeze…all the makings of a great golf day. The tight and demanding fairways certainly determined who was willing to take risks off tee box and those who took the conservative approach to their drives today. This course will eat up your drives if they are not placed precisely. Twin Oaks truly awarded those who brought their “A” game today, and exposed those players who failed to adapted what challenges were before them. Whatever the case may be, if you came out today, you still had a great time with golf buddies.
Welcome to the following player who who has joined our tour for the first time ! Matt Cordera…golfing buddy and friend of Jay Brandenburg…Welcome Matt !
Also welcome back to Bill Brackett, 
who has been recovering and healing up from his radiation treatments. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with you as you continue to regain your health. It’s great to see you return back to the links.
Below are the results. Congratulations to our winners:
Low Gross Winners –
Flight A – Ted Clinite (75)
Flight B – Paul Deveau (84)
Flight C – John Casey ( 89)
Low Net Winners– Ted Clinite (67) / Paul Deveau (67)
Next Event: Friday, August 3, 2018 – Riverwalk GC, San Diego (Major – 27 hole event) 7:30a start Presidio / Mission / Friars Courses –
Seacoast Cup 2018– This year will be filled with full of fun times on the golf course. Monthly Friday events will be available for golf stroke play competition. All players who have an office SCGA index will be place in respective flights to compete with players of their own golf playing ability / potential. Players will earn points according to their placing in each event. Two Major events will be available for a 27 hole competition (April / July) where there will be an increased value in earned points. September begins the “Playoff Season” where twenty players will earn their way to this year’s match play event. Points are earned by finishing well in both individual low gross and low net score postings. Also points may earned in different team and individual events ranging from match play, 4 man team best ball, and 2 man best ball events. Net Skins are also another category that allows players to add points to their monthly points.
Remember only those players who have an Official SCGA or USGA golf index qualify for low net play and compete in Seacoast Christian Golf Club Points System. Players who participate in our events who do not have an official golf index / handicap, will be assigned a “Flight” depending on their level of play. These players also may be assigned a course handicap and may participate and qualify for team net play points. Players who desire to qualify for Seacoast Christian GC Playoffs, must be a member of our SCGA affiliate club. For information on how to become a member and to obtain an official golf index contact Curtis Chan and visit : Membership and SCGA.
2018 Calendar of Events – can be viewed at this link: Seacoast Christian GC 2018 Events Calendar
Leader board – With our regular golf season coming to and end and with the the “Playoffs” on the horizon, there is only one more event to earn “regular season points.” Our next event will be the last of our 2 Major events where a 27 hole competition will be waiting for you. Rik Thistle still holds our top position on the leader board, but several players are getting in position for the playoffs. Remember the top 20 players will continue in post season play to see if they can hoist up the “2018 Seacoast Cup.” continues to hold the top spot, but several players took advantages of their situation and racked up points to make their summer advance on the leader board. So get your calendars in sync with our golf schedule and be ready for some great fun and competition as we cruise though the rest of the year.
Noteables: Bill Brackett came off his rest from the last few events and earned his way back into the top 20. Way to go Bill. Ted Clinite has been under the radar but now holds the 2nd spot. Paul Deveau showed some great playoff golf and rose to the occasion this past event to show he is capable to winning the trophy.
