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Mitch Dale (A)
74-77-77 (228) |
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Elsie Boudreau (Ladies)
82-85-91 (258) |
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Marie Lusson (Ladies C)
93-97-113 (303) |
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Gabe Louli (Senior)
77-76-74 (227) |
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Mike Therien (B)
79-80-80 (239) |
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Willie Klentz (C)
85-88-96 (269) |
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Don Boudreau
(Super Senior)
96-93-93 (282) |
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Steve Pomeroy (D)
92-94-105 (291) |
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Nolan Windsor (Junior)
78-76-85 (239) |
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Craig Domville (A)
72-74-76 (222) |
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Elsie Boudreau (Ladies)
88-88-86 (262) |
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Terry Kuzma (Senior)
85-81-73 (239) |
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Mike Therien (B)
83-78-83 (244) |
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Michael Muise (C)
84-85-83 (252) |
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Tony Mandamin
(Super Senior)
106-90-88 (284) |
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Jeff Wang (D)
97-98-97 (292) |
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Marty McCaffrey (A)
72-78-77 (227) |
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Brian Elliot (B)
80-79-80 (239) |
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Michel Hotte (C)
92-96-84 (272) |
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Gabe Louli (Senior)
76-79-77 (232) |
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Elsie Boudreau (Ladies)
87-97-91 (275) |
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Craig Domville (A)
78-80-75 (233) |
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Andrew Penney (B)
86-81-82 (249) |
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Bob Kunimoto (C)
95-92-99 (286) |
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Marcel Desilets (Senior)
79-81-86 (246) |
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Elsie Boudreau (Ladies)
96-93-94 (283) |
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Eric Martel (Junior)
89-82-85 (256) |
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Jerry Stewart (A)
79-79-79 (237) |
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Steve Ryan (B)
103-85-88 (276) |
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Karl Parks (Senior)
84-83-89 (256) |
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Elsie Boudreau (Ladies)
103-87-85 (285) |
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Honouring Great Moments in Golf.
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Terry Kuzma. On October 23, while playing on The Slammer Tour during the 2011 Golf-O-Max Get-Away to Smuggler's Glen, Terry cans his Titleist on the 108-yard 16th hole with his Taylor Made pitching wedge.
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| Cuba, as he is known on the Tour, had played his pitching wedge the previous day: 8-yards too long when the hole played 100 yards. He was 3rd on the tee the next day, and with no evident wind, the club selection was obvious. The ace was witnessed by fellow Slammers Popeye, Burnsy and Dr. U., as Terry lofted the ball smoothly and just left of the left pin position. It hit the fringe and released 10 feet to the cup and dropped softly to its final resting position in the bottom of the cup. The ball was ultimately tucked safely into the jewelry pocket of Cuba's golf bag, next to his wallet which contained no cash, credit or debit cards. Great shot Mr. Kuzma! |
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Gord Pickup. On October 22, also during the 2011 Golf-O-Max Get-Away to Smuggler's Glen, Gord aces the 128-yard 16th hole with his 8-iron! |
| Because it was a shotgun event, it was the last hole (and getting dark) but Gord, the last to hit in his group, smacked his Callaway a little left of the hole and thought it went just past the pin... but playing partners Ian and Randeen Campbell, along with Gord's wife Donna let out a great yell: "It's in the hole!" Splendid shot, Gord! |
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Dennis Blackie. On September 27, 2011, at Copperdale Golf Club, Slammer Tour Member Bubba65 aces his second par-four in just two years! Witnessed by playing partner, Larry Demers, Dennis launched his Callaway ball with a driver on #14, but, being so far away, never had the pleasure of seeing the ball drop in the hole. Congratulations, sir! |
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Bill Philip. On Saturday, September 24, recent grandpa and long-time Slammer Tour Member, PingMan, cans his tee shot on #12 on Saint Raphael's red course. Bill's spectacular feat was made with a 7-iron and a Titleist ball from a distance of 142 yards. Congratulations, Bill, and may you again some day make a perfect golf shot! |
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John Phillips. On Wednesday, August 3, 2011, at Cedar Glen, EG Member and The Slammer Tour's "The TinMan" aces the 75-yard #6 with his lob wedge! The perfect shot was made during the Golf Fore The Cure scramble in support of breast cancer research, and was witnessed by John's significant other, Cheryl Lowe, and two other ladies. In John's own words, "Both of my female partners went over the green so I decided to show them how it's supposed to be done. The ball hit the green, rolled up and made a slight dip. There it sat, half in the hole, resting against the pin. We were all in disbelief." Neverthelss, it was indeed in the hole so welcome, John, to the exclusive club of people with a one on their scorecard! |
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John Nightingale. On Sunday, July 10th, 2011 at the home of the Ottawa Sun Scramble's Championship Sunday, Eagle Creek, John makes the third ace of his career, and his second this year! The perfect golf shot was made from 135 yards across the pond on #4 with an 8-iron and a Pro V1. Hey John, save some for the rest of us! Congrats, sir! |
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Dave Newman. On Thursday, June 23, 2011 at eQuinelle, Dave gets his second hole-in-one to date! Playing 155 entirely over water, he drains his Titleist on #8 with a perfectly struck 5-iron. Congratulations, again, Mr. Newman! |
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Pat Grenier. On Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at Club de golf Outaouais, Pat cans the 140-yard #8 West with a gap wedge an a ProV1. The pin was at the back of the green and legend has it the ball landed five feet from the stick, took one hop and down it went. Congratulations for your perfect golf shot, Mr. Grenier! |
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Lisa Muise. On Sunday, March 6, 2011, during Slammer Tour Indoor League action at Golf-O-Max, Lisa creates history with the league's first-ever ace! IronMaiden, as she's known on the Tour, records not only the league's first-ever ace, but her own first-ever ace as well (and eagle!). It was on hole #5, a 179-yard par-three and after leaving the face of her 5-wood, the ball flies the front bunker, bounces off the front rough and onto the green, rolls 35 feet right to left, hits the pin and drops in the cup! Congratulations Maiden! |
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Peter Grant. On February 22, 2011, playing St. Andrews during week #10 of the Mixed Indoor League, Peter scores the first-ever ace of the leagues history! At 179 yards from the pin, Slammer Tour veteran Peter cued up his 4-hybrid and sank it for a one! League members watched in awe at the replay as the ball landed on the fringe, took two bounces, rolled towards the pin and dropped in the cup. Five extra points for you, sir... Well done!!! |
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Jerry Stewart. On November 7th, 2010, at the wonderful Prescott Golf Club, The Slammer Tour's long-time top contender finally makes the perfect shot! It was on the modified par-four #2, which was temporarily converted to a 150-yard par-three while under construction, so Jerry hit a three-quarter 7-iron (to control the spin) and the ball trickled to and appeared to stop on the lip. Jerry buried his head in his hands at the thought of coming so close to making his first-ever ace, until playing partner David McBain announced: "It's in! It's In!" Jerry proceeded to hook his ace ball OB but still bought a big round on the 19th. Congratulations, Jerry! |
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Eric Bourbonnais. On October 3rd, 2010, at Kingsway Park in Gatineau, Quebec, Eric aced the 155-yard second hole with his Callaway 8-iron Dunlop Loco ball! It was a bullet, directly on the pin, but due to a plethora of "white fluffy things on the fairway and green" - coming from the trees - Eric nor his playing partners, Antoni Viau and and fellow EG Member Sylvain Boudreault had any idea where the ball actually was. As they approached the green, they still could not find the ball and it was when Eric saw his ballmark 6-inches in front of the cup that what had happened actually sunk in. Congrats, Eric. on your perfect golf shot! |
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Dennis Blackie. On July 30, 2010, at Le Sorcier in the Gatineau Hills, Slammer Tour Member Bubba65 cans it on the 336-yard par-four 6th hole. It's a tree-lined dog-leg so Dennis didn't have the pleasure of witnessing his perfectly-driven Pro V1 drop into the cup. Amazing shot Bubba65! |
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Jake Therien. On June 23, 2010, while playing with a buddy and two club members at ClubLink's Kanata Golf Club, Slammer Tour Member SunnyBoy cans his TaylorMade Penta on the 118-yard 16th hole with an 8-iron. The greatness didn't end there, either, because Jake also shot his career best on that memorable day: 78. Word has it that the beer tasted extra fine that day. Congratulations, Jake, may you have many more such moments of greatness! |
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Glen Quinn. On May 30, 2010, at Sumac Grove in Pembroke, Ontario, EG Member Glen Quinn scores his second career ace, this time on the 104-yard 4th hole. Glen watched his TaylorMade ball drop into the cup after an obviously perfect shot with his gap wedge. Truly amazing, congratulations Glen! |
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Mike Doyon. On May 29, 2010, at Smuggler's Glen Golf & Country Club, Mike Doyon, a.k.a. DoyZee on The Slammer Tour, sinks a 212-yard 4-iron on the 5th hole with a Nike One Tour. It was a high shot that bounced once and rolled for five feet until it came to rest in the cup. Mike's ace was witnessed by Angela, his girlfriend and caddy. That's the stuff, sir! |
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Chad Bellerdine. On Sunday, May 23, 2010 at Hammond Golf & Country Club, Slammer Tour Member HomeSlice cans his Titleist NX Tour with a wedge from 145 yards! After the shot, howling winds and a massive rain storm caused a 30-minute delay in play so Chad didn't even realize the ball was in the hole until they returned and his playing partner, LeeZee, took the honour of pulling the ball out of the hole. Congratulations, sir! |
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Alex Kunadze. On April 24, 2010 on The Marshes 150-yard #12, long-time member of The Slammer Tour, "Ruskie", hits a TaylorMade TP Black with his six-iron 10 feet left of the pin and the ball took the slope and rolled into the hole. Congratulations, Alex, for the first ace of 2010! |
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Andrew Rajhathy. On August 27th, 2009, Executive Golf's "Aspiring Pro" and Slammer Tour member "Malone", playing at Stonebridge Golf & Country Club, hits a 9-iron four-feet past the hole on the 138-yard par-three 15th, and sucked it back into the cup. This tremendous shot was his first career ace, was witnessed by his foursome, his neighbour and a crowd of Stonebridge residents, and led Andy to a tidy 68 for the day. Congratulations, sir! |
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Marcel Desilets. On August 8th, 2009, just two days after his 58th birthday, playing his 29th hole of the day at Bearbrook Golf Club, Marcel "Toro" Desilets cuts the corner and cans the shot with a driver on the 242 par four 11th hole. Unaware of the miraculous feat, Marcel searches the greenside rough until playing partner Lisa "IronMaiden" Muise peeks in the hole en route to the back of the green and spots his Titleist Pro V1. Marcel's other playing partner and witness was Michael "PizzaMan" Muise. This was Marcel's second ace, although the first was on a par-three. Welcome back to the club, sir! |
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Randy Seymour. On Sunday, July 5th, 2009, playing his first round after a lesson from Graham Gunn at White Sands, Randy steps up to the 179 yard 10th hole, hits his Pro V1x with his "trusty" Canadian Tire #4 Hybrid, high with a gentle draw, and the ball lands left of the hole and slips into the cup for his first-ever ace. Randy went on to shoot a two-under 33 on the back nine at Pine Ridge in Brighton, Ontario. This was Randy's best nine ever (no doubt about that!). Randy's ace was witnessed by his father-in-law, "The Wind", and his brother-in-law. Congratulations sir! |
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Carl Mason. On Monday, May 18th, 2009, Carl aced the 154-yard 12th hole at The Marshes - "into a stiff breeze". This is the first hole-in-one of 2009 for an EG member, that we know of, and Carl's first, so congratulations and welcome to The EG Hall of Fame! |
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Lee Zomer. On August 11th, 2008 at Les Vieux Moulins, Lee takes her five-wood and cans it on the 140-yard par-three 11th hole. The ace was witnessed by playing partners Mark Bellerdine, Cory Bellerdine and Bob Lobban. Congratulations Lee! |
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Andrew Miles. On Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 on the 175-yard par-three #3 at Château Cartier Resort in Gatineau, Québec, Andrew drains his Top Flite Balata with a Cobra 5-iron. According to legend, Mr. Miles knew he hit it good and didn't even bother to look until playing partner and fellow Slammer Tour member, ProZee, began screaming with excitement as the ball bounced twice and dropped in the hole. |
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Jean Laperriere. On August 20th, 2007 on the 158-yard par-three #16 on Pine View's Championship course, Jean scores his first-ever ace with his #5 TaylorMade rescue club. |
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Dale Dorion. On June 17th, 2007 on the 162-yar par 3 #11 at Eagle Creek Golf Club, "TanMan" drains a solid 7 iron shot during regular Slammer Tour play. Some say his special cap may be what brought the good luck! |
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Juan Pablo Zamora Zapata, after only having played the game for three years, drained a 109-yard wedge at Marchwood's 2nd hole on June 12th. |
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Karl Parks. On November 12, 2006 on the 274-yard par 4 14th hole at Casselview Golf & Country Club, "Fuzzy" went for the green with his provisional and put it in the hole for a bird (and a skin!) The miraculous feat was achieved during regular Slammer Tour play. |
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Francis Ng. On September 27th, 2006 at Upper Canada Golf Course, Francis aces the 120 yard 3rd hole with a pitching wedge. Francis has only been playing golf for five years, making this hole-in-one that much extra special! |
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Roch Lalande. On August 27, 2006 during round two of The Ottawa Sun Scramble City Championship, Roch cut a Titleist ProV1 with a five-iron over the water on #4 at Eagle Creek to a back-left position. He didn't even see the 175 yard ace drop because of the heavy rain! |
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Keerthi Weerasooriya. On Friday, April 14, 2006, during a Slammer Tour event, Keerthi draws a 115 yard wedge and drains it on the 14th hole at Lombard Glen near Smiths Falls, Ontario. |
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Elsie Boudreau. On Tuesday, August 2, 2005, Executive Golf member Elsie aces the 130-yard 9th at Le Sorcier in Gatineau, Québec, with her pitching wedge. |
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Brian Bonner. On June 30, 2003, Slammer Tour member Brian "Boomerang" Bonner hit a 9-iron, pure and high and as straight as an arrow to Hammond Golf Club's 135 yard 7th green. Brian's ball landed on the green, rolled slowly but straight ahead, hit the pin and dropped in the cup, setting up an excellent front-nine 37. |
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Steve Ryan. On Saturday, August 10, 2002 on the 2nd hole at Trillium Wood in Belleville, Ontario, Steve cans a 132 yard 8-iron. The ace was scored during the Slammer Tour Ryder Cup event with a Dunlop Steelcore. |
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