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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.



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The Semi-finals were highly contested and literally were decided on the last hole. In the 1st match, Wayne Sauer and John Martin defeated Dan Fuchs and Jeff Howley 4 and 3. Wayne shot a 40, his low round of the year. In the 2nd contest, Marc Fortier and Jim Tremblay beat Craig Graham and Mal Hornsby 4 and 2. Marc and his partners have won 3 of the last 5 championships and will go for another next week.

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Seed 1 Sauer/Burrato vs Seed 2 Fortier/Tremblay

At the 2nd leg of Fedex Cup, Wyndham Clark birdied the final holes Sunday to win the BMW Championship in St. Louis and pocketed the $3.6 million 1st place prize money. From the start of the season, players earn points on the FedEx Cup standings depending on where they finish in each appearance. Each tournament differs in importance for the standings, with more points available in majors compared to standard tournaments on the schedule. The final Fedex stage will be held next week at East Lake in Atlanta. New Simple format - winner takes the $10 million top prize. To compensate for this, bonus money will be paid to top 50 golfers on the FedexCup rankings. Top ranked Scottie Scheffler will receive $23 million. 2nd place Matt Fitzpatrick $13 million. Last place Matt McCarty a mere $275,000.

The BigBreak x Good Good premier on Golf Channel was postponed a week when one of the sponsors pulled out after ad for Callaway showed a Good Good player knocking over a female Good Good player as she 'playfully' looked at Callaway's new driver in his bag. Good Good started as an golf Apparel company (Good Good logos) but has been playing amateur 'tournaments' on Golf Channel.

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