Shawville RA hosts annual golf tourney at Mickey Creek Golf Club

September 12, 2017

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Caleb Nickerson

caleb@theequity.ca

The Shawville Recreation Association held its annual golf tournament at Mickey Creek Golf Club this past Saturday. Pictured is the winning team of Connor Stephens and Evan Atkinson. Missing is Mac Ellison.

Ten teams came out for the Shawville RA’s annual golf tournament, which culminated in a spaghetti dinner at the RA hall. From left: Thomas Barry, men’s closest to hole; Tina Hillier-Atkinson, lady’s longest drive; Terri Smart, lady’s closest to hole and Darcy Findlay, men’s longest drive.

Caleb Nickerson
VINTON Sept. 9, 2017
Several dozen people gathered at Mickey Creek Golf Club on Saturday morning to hit the greens in support of the Shawville Recreation Association (RA).
Organizer Kathy Murray explained that the RA has been holding an annual golf tournament for the past few years to help with upkeep to the RA hall and keep registration costs down for their activities. She added that it typically brings in about $1,500 for the association.

After the tournament finished, players gathered in the RA hall for a spaghetti dinner.
The tournament was won by Evan Atkinson, Mac Ellison and Connor Stephens, coming in 2 under par.
Winners of the longest drive competition were Darcy Findlay for the men and Tina Hillier for the women. Closest to the hole was won by Thomas Barry for the men and Terri Smart for the women.

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