It took 22 Sunday holes (Sunday 18 + 4 playoff holes) for Jeremy Gautreaux to capture the 2021 Dumas Memorial Course Championship. Landon Covington shot a 2-under 69 to tie Goatreaux at 4-under 138. Landon sunk a long putt on the first playoff hole to keep what would be a 4-hole playoff going. They tied the next two holes before Covington’s birdie putt did a 270 degree lip out and Gautreaux made his 2 foot birdie putt to capture the Dumas Championship. Robbie White shot 1-under par 70 to tie Eric Hoffman in 3rd place. Grant Welch finished alone in 5th. Randall Little shot 77 on Sunday for a 156 total to win the first flight. Elliott Aucoin shot 83 for a 174 total to win the 2nd flight. Congratulations to Jeremy ‘Goat’ Gautreaux for winning the Dumas Championship and getting a good start on defending his BREC Player of the Year title.
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2021 Hole in One
Davis Covington – December 3, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 15 (120 yards)
Club Used: 52 wedge
Witnesses: James Calliouet, Brennan Phillips
Craig Thompson – October 10, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 3 (136 yards)
Club Used: 9 iron
Witnesses: Drew Altavilla, Aaron Hyder
Edwin Smith – Sept 3, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 17 (115 yards)
Club Used: Pitching Wedge
Witnesses: Ted Hicks, Chet Thompson, Tim Herring
Jerry Bedgood – July 12, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 17 (112 yards)
Club Used: Pitching Wedge
Witnesses: Bill CLark; Herman Hudson; Flip Wilson
Roy Gay Jr – February 20, 2021
Golf Course: Dumas Memorial
Hole #: 16 (123 yards)
Club Used: Pitching Wedge
Witnesses: Michael Lathan Sr., Ed Mitchell, Noland Turner, Phillip Cooper
Chuck Fagan – April 19, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 5 (138 yards)
Club Used: 7 Iron
Witnesses: Ted Hicks, Dean Henderson
Odell Wilmer, Sr. – March 15, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 3 (125 yards)
Club Used: Pitching Wedge
Witnesses: Rayford Iglehart
Timothy Arbour – March 14, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 17 (117 yards)
Club Used: Pitching Wedge
Witnesses: Larry Blackburn, Brad Neal
Peter Kovacs – March 27, 2021
Golf Course: Webb Memorial
Hole #: 15 (95 yards)
Club Used: 9
Witnesses: Len Apcar
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Mardi Gras Mania 2021 – Tournament Results
Championship Flight was won with a sudden death playoff, starting on hole #18.
Both teams chose the format of Best Ball.
Brandt Garon birded the hole for the team win.
Holiday 3-Person Scramble 2020 – Tournament Results
On what started as a cool morning at Dumas Golf Course, Eric Hoffmann, Jeremy Gautreaux, and Brandt Garon got red hot on the back nine shooting a 10-under par 25 (with 2 eagles) on their way to victory at 17-under par 54. The second place team of Terry Ledet, Chad Blanchard, and David Knight fired a 9-under par 26 on the back nine on their way to a 14-under par 57. Robbie White, Grant Welch and Tre’ Simmons shot 61 to come in 3rd at 10-under par. Jason Miller, Jason Anderson, and Danny Nelson won a tie-breaker at 9-under par to finish in 4th place. Congratulations to everyone who got through the cool start for a fun day at Dumas GC.
Read MoreHarry Neese Memorial 2020 – Championship Tournament
Robbie White and Landon Covington shot 10 under par for 27-holes to win the Harry Neese Memorial tournament today at City Park. In this unique tournament the players play 9-holes of scramble, 9-holes of better-ball, and 9-holes of alternate shot. The formats get more difficult as you go. Jason Helmke and son were also very steady shooting 29-29-30 to finish in second at 8-under par 88. Jason Miller & Matthew Schroeder tied for 3rd with Scott Haynie and Frank Schroeder at 5-under par 91. Congratulations to everyone who played in this challenging yet fun event at City Park.
Read MoreCity Park Championship 2020 – Tournament Results
Junior Championship 2020 – Tournament Results
Gage Landry set out to defend his title as the Baton Rouge Champion. Defend he did, and in a rather convincing manner. Blistering a demanding front nine with a two under 34, he finished with a one over 73 to eclipse the field by a margin of 7 strokes. The St. Amant golfer who staged a come from behind victory on the back nine in 2019, acknowledged that this year he set out with a plan to take more of a commanding role in the early goings, a plan that worked very well.
Read MoreWomen’s Championship 2020 – Tournament Results
Julie Harrison was basically fairways and greens on the front nine, shooting a one over 37; meanwhile Sophia Macias started off with a pair of double bogeys. Settling her nerves, Macias finished just three strokes behind with a birdie on the difficult 9th hole. Undaunted by Macias’s birdie, Harrison knocked in a 6 foot downhill breaking putt on the same 9th green.
Read MorePlainsman Four-Ball 2020 – Tournament Results
2-player Better-Ball
Greg Berthelot & Taylor Calandro shot a 6-under par 66 round at Beaver Creek today to win the 2020 Plainsman Better-Ball tournament with a two day 10-under par 134 total. They needed every shot as they won a tie-breaker with Brandt Garon & Garret Westbrook who also came in at 68-66-134. Berthelot and Calandro won the second tie-breaker with a 3-under 33 on the back 9 on Sunday. The low round of the day went to Landon Covington and Robbie White who shot a 7-under par 65 to finish one shot back in third place, winning a tie-breaker at 135 with Tommy & Mickey Garrity.
Phil Frazier and Jeremy Gautreaux won the First Flight after posting 71-65-136. The Second Flight went to Tommy Hodson & Davis Dicharry with 73-67-140. Brek Balantine and Matthew Jakuback won the Third Flight with 78-72-150.
Read MoreSenior Baton Rouge Open 2020 – Tournament Results
It took a 2-under par 70 for a 3-under 141 total, and two playoff holes for Jeff Calloway to win the 2020 Senior Baton Rouge Open. Calloway and Johnny Hernandez tied at 3-under par. They both made par on the first playoff hole and Jeff won with a birdie 4 at the par 5 second hole. Scott Haynie finished one shot back at 2-under par 142. Lindsay Spiller, Jamie Lavigne, Randy Goff, and Paul Castro all tied for 4th at even par 144. Congratulations to Jeff Calloway, the 2020 Senior Baton Rouge Open champion.