HH Men's Club

I’ve decided to take a break from my committee responsibilities for a while.

Results are posted. Click Read more for all the details.

First round is complete. Depauw/Rideout, Hubrich/Hardy, Casey/Luke, Lichtefeld/Kaupin, Wagner/Kaelin, Masden/Bass and Goins/Hoagland advance.

Round 3 is underway. Betz, DeWilde, Hagan, Hadley, Hoagland, Schrenger, Depauw, Lee, Stopher, Epley and J Sweet are still in play.

Registration is open for this two-man team event. For details and to sign up - click read more. Leave a comment with your partner name if known. If you need help lining up a partner let us know in the comments as well and we'll do our best to help.

The Salt River Cup goes to the player with the most points from eight season tournaments, with points awarded by finish and tracked by flight. In team events, both players get full points for their team’s placement. Final point totals help decide the Ryder Cup roster, along with Captain’s picks. Click Read more for current standings.

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A few quick updates for the Men’s Club: All event registrations must be completed through the website. Match play brackets are progressing—check online for the latest pairings and results. Updated points standings are now available, and as always, we welcome your feedback to help improve the experience for everyone. Be sure to check out Matt Casey and Ben Hurst's amazing shots at Pebble beach - in the Members Gallery

Eric Hagan and Brian Maraman tied for Low Net in Flight A, edging out Brady Westwood in a tight battle. All three fired impressive gross 67s, finishing at 5-under. In Flight B, Stefan Depauw pulled away from the field with a solid 78 (net 68), winning by four strokes. Greg Schrenger claimed the Flight C title with a strong 77 (net 67), finishing three shots clear of the competition. Twenty two of thirty four players won prize money. Thanks to everyone who participated in a fun event. Click read more for score cards and prize money.

Congratulations to Eric Hagan, Gary Melnik, and Steve Sweet for winning their flights and starting the season strong. What began as a chilly, very early morning turned into a beautiful day of golf with great weather and even better company. Our first tournament of the year — and our first time using flighted groups — went off without a hitch, with 21 of the 36 participants taking home prize money! The unique tee box setups on several holes were also a big hit. We’ve set a great tone for the season ahead, and no doubt Wendell and Jeremy would have been pleased. Thank you to everyone who participated and made the event a success. Click “Read More” for Skins, Pins payouts, and full scorecards.

A quick dose of Men’s Club wisdom from the chairman —this week it’s all about Match Play drama, the Tee Box Challenge , money you probably forgot you owe, and handicaps that might actually matter.

Two-Day Golf Club Championship is a stroke play tournament held over two consecutive rounds. The competition is structured to determine the club’s champion, with players competing in different flights based on handicap.