Scorecard playoffs determine winners of the City of Crossville Golf Tournament

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June 15, 2009

By Ed Greif / sports@crossville-chronicle.com The Crossville Chronicle Mon Jun 15, 2009, 03:42 PM CDT

Scorecard playoffs were the determining factor in the 2009 City of Crossville Golf Tournament played Wednesday, June 10, at Lake Tansi.

Gary and Tersa Lively, Tim Jones and Travis Dixon won a scorecard playoff for first place in the first flight, while Earnie Brown, Brett Elmore, Dusty Norrod and Frank Barnwell would take second over Everett Cook, Michael Peters, Ed DeMars and Joe Maxwell. All three teams finished at 13-under par 59.

Steve Hill, Boyd Wyatt, Ted Meadows and Jerry Kerley tied for fourth place with J.H. Graham III, Tom Wolf, Mike Flatt and Randy Lane at 12-under-par 60, but Hill's team set a Tansi tournament record of 10-under-par 26 on the front nine.

Another scorecard playoff determined the top two teams in the second flight, as four teams tied at 8-under-par 64. The two teams which lost the scorecard playoff were placed at the bottom of the first flight, with the other two at the top of the second flight.

The teams of Brian Wyatt, Steve Kotus, Ed Barnwell and Craig Wyatt; Ed Yoder, Vaughn Giguere, Bill Sutton and David Sutton; Bobby Randolph, Jimmy Wayne Smith, Louie DeLorenzo and Kevin Hembree; and Vince Jozwiak, Jim Calvert, Don Werner and Kim James all had 64s.

After the third scorecard playoff, the Jozwiak and Randolph teams were dispatched to the second flight, while Wyatt and Yoder teams went to the top of the second flight.

The fourth scorecard playoff gave the Wyatt team the victory, while Yoder's team was second.

First flight

59: Gary Lively, Tersa Lively, Tim Jones, Travis Dixon

59: Earnie Brown, Brett Elmore, Dusty Norrod, Frank Barnwell

59: Everett Cook, Michael Peters, Ed Demars, Joe Maxwell

60: Steve Hill, Boyd Wyatt, Ted Meadows, Jerry Kerley

60: J.H. Graham III, Tom Wolf, Mike Flatt, Randy Lane

61: Keith McCoy, Ty Ballinger, Gary Mullin, Johnny Ballenger

61: Jesse Kerley, Sonja Rimmer, Jason Sitton, Jake Dailey

61: Pat Eberhart, Jake Eberhart, Heath Hamilton, Steve Iriate

62: Ray Dillon, Tom Looney, Eddie Wyatt, Kim James

63: Sonny Poland, Bill Roberts, Eddie Liskovec, Reed Sells

63: Ken Deadmon, Dan Petersburg, Doug Server, Bill Matherly

63: Milton Brady, Billy Lane, Jay Andrews, Charles Northern

63: Steve Gale, Dean Farley, Kevin Matherly

63: Mike Dalton, Gerald Brewer, Tommy Waltman, Lane Tollett

64: Bobby Randolph, Jimmy Wayne Smith, Louie DeLorenzo, Kevin Hembree

64: Vince Jozwiak, Jim Calvert, Don Werner, Jerry Race

Second flight

64:Brian Wyatt, Steve Kotus, Ed Barnwell, Craig Wyatt

64: Ed Yoder, Vaugh Giguere, Bill Sutton, David Sutton

65: Chris Bennett, Casey Dillon, Steve Johnson, Tony Cox

65: Daniel Owen, Greg Ingram, Jeff Dyer, Tommy Houston

65: Perk Thornton, Roger Thackston, Randy Bond, David Simcox

65: Jim Powers, Donnie Dixon, Eddie Polson, Tom Griffith

66: Jere Robinson, Scotty Robinson, Andy Robinson, Patrick Robinson

66: Kyle Dunn, Jim Gilliam, Tommy Hale, Tim Henion

67: Jerry Harris, Lavoy Knowles, Jeff Shaw, John Saylors

67: Rich Interval. Paul Moyer, Walt Miles, Doug Raker

67: Joe Lackey, Todd Norman, Chris Melhorn, Adam McDonald

67: Jerry Scarbrough, Heath Scarbrough, Spencer Scarbrough, Abe Wilson

69: Kevin Dean, Eric Brady, Heath Blaylock, Butch Lefebvre

70: Kyle Eldridge, Brad Eldridge, John Eldridge, Jeff Kerley

73: Jim Hillborn, Darrian Dykes, Scott Freeman, Bill Foland

76: Rick Houston, Tony Davis, Cody Threet, Kyle Cokkinias

Special prize winners: Closest to the hole — Reed Sells, #3; Walter Miles, #6; Michael Peters, #12; and Bobby Randolph, #15; Longest drive — Frank Barnwell, #9, and Perk Thornton, #16.

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