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The Hacker's Golf League was started in the early 80's as a NEC only league that played at Twin Springs in Bolton. Around the mid 90's the Tech bubble burst and several NEC employees ended up at 3Com, EMC and Digital. The league also moved from Twin Springs to Juniper in that same time frame. Today, the league members come mainly from companies located in the area along Routes 495 and 9, commonly known as the MetroWest.
The League plays every Tuesday night starting in late April through mid August at the Juniper Hill Golf Course in Northboro, Massachusetts. The League switches courses with other Tuesday night leagues allowing play on Riverside Front and Back and Lakeside Front and Back.



View from the Deck...



I may be tempting fate but there has not been a rain-out this year and next Tuesday looks OK.
With 2 weeks left of the schedule Kevin Marshall & Steve Carter have a stranglehold on 1st place. Several teams have a shot at final 3 playoff spots. Tie-breaker is Holes Won for the Year.
Artie McDonald continued his stellar play with a 39 Tuesday night - he has shot 40 or better 8 times this year!
Xander Schauffle won the (British) Open by 2 strokes over the gorse covered & pot bunkered Royal Troon course in Scotland. His 65 (31 on the back 9) on Sunday tied for the lowest round of the championship and arguably ranks among the greatest closing rounds in Open history . Nattily dressed Billy Horschel closed with birdies on the final 3 holes to finish tied for 2nd with Justin Rose. Schauffle also won the US Open at Pinehurst in June for his 1st Major pocketing $3.1 million at both. Tiger Woods was the last golfer to win both Opens in 2000.
Would have liked to have seen the 20 yr old Thai Chanetee Wannasaen win her 2nd LPGA title by birdieing the last 2 holes and beating H.Y. Ryu by one at the Dana Open for Children in Sylvania Ohio but the the TV coverage was interrupted by some political kerfuffle Sunday afternoon.

Weekly Bird Count

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Marc Fortin 18th


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Jimmy's tee shot hit a power line that runs across the fairway. His opponent says he must re-hit his tee. Is he right?



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