Industrial Appreciation Day big success
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The annual event is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable. Four places were awarded this year, with over 60 door prizes also being given away.
After all 18 holes were completed the foursome of Jared Hendrix, Sean Flatt, Gene Sparkmen and Greg Brock turned in a score of 64 good enough for first place.
Second, third and fourth places had to go to a score card playoff as each team carded a 65.
The team of Justin King, Steve Boyd, Kevin Sizemore and Jared Mullican took second place.
Third place went to the team of Kenny Neal, Bobby Cox, Ronnie Talbert and Gilbert Hayes.
Fourth place went to the team of Earl Carlyle, Bobby Norton, Todd Herzog and Marty Johnson.
Prizes were also given to players who demonstrated the best accuracy and most power off the tee.
Closest to the pin on No.2 was Joel Vinson. Gilbert Hayes hit his shot closest to the pin on No.7. Terry Denning was closest to the pin on No. 14 and Phil Whisenhunt was closest to the pin on No.17.
The longest drive on No.3 was recorded by David Vinson. Stacey Harvey had the shortest drive on No.18 and Greg Smart had the shortest drive on No.6.
Committee members for this years Industrial Appreciation Day tournament were, Todd Herzog, Rachel Gauger, Debbie Kell, Jennifer McBride, Rodney Boyd, Neal Cox, Fred Greene and Gene Sparkman.
Contestants were treated to a steak dinner and awards ceremony after their round of golf.