Ed Anderson

Tyler Collier maintained his top point standings in the Butte Creek end-of-the-year, Player-of-the-Year tournament to take the title going away. It wasn’t like last year when Kevin Milliken came from 19th place in the standings to barely lose to Royal Hawkley by a mere 5 points. This year, Collier amassed 4,000 points to win by […]

That is certainly the case for the Canyon Oaks golf shop. Terry Taylor, after more than 24 years of being a dedicated, loyal and important part of the professional staff at the Canyon Oaks Country Club, has decided to retire. Whether you were a member of Canyon Oaks CC, or not, it made no difference. Every time you entered the golf shop, when Terry was beh...

Terry Taylor, after more than 24 years of being a dedicated, loyal and important part of the professional staff at the Canyon Oaks Country Club, has decided to retire. Whether you were a member of …

The Canyon Oaks Women's Golf Club somehow managed to get its regular weekly outing in last week.

The Butte Creek Women's Golf Club held its annual Christmas Giving and Awards Brunch at the clubhouse last week.

Craig Fellner and Jeff Nedved prevailed in their respective flight in the El Rancho Chico Golf Club, Player-of-the-Year final Championship tournament, but it wasn’t a slam dunk. Nedved edged out Jon Rettig by 100 points in the Club flight. Likewise, Fellner ended the year with 2,800 points, 100 more than Rich Lash. The points awarded for the final end-of-the-year tournament are: 1st, 1,000; 2nd, 800; 3rd, 700; 4th, 600; 5th and 6th, 400 pts; 9th and 10th, 300 points, down to 100 points for 16th to 20th place.

The Butte Creek Women’s Golf Club held it’s annual Christmas Goody Tournament, wherein the players used four clubs and a putter.

Ed Anderson's local golf column appears Tuesdays. He can be reached at [email protected].

The Erin Jergentz (aka, Big ‘E’) annual memorial skins game at Butte Creek, after being canceled once because of rain, was held last week, in spite of a muddy field and cart path only restriction.…

The Erin Jergentz (aka, Big ‘E’) annual memorial skins game at Butte Creek, after being canceled once because of rain, was held last week, in spite of a muddy field and cart path only restriction. The number of participants may have been a little less than normal (40 players), because of the above, but the payout for those getting a skin definitely made it worthwhile.