Play  consisted of the regular Gruesome round, plus closest to the pins on the par threes with prizes.  There was also an 18-hole best ball competition for prizes with pairings of captains - fourth picks and first picks - third picks.

     The captains were Alex Lively, Nick Greenberg, Ed Ailor, Dick Jones, Fred Comings, Chuck Dixon, Scott Alder, and Chris Hill.  Also participating were:

The team of Dixon, Tlanda, Immel, and Ladny took the lion's share of winnings ($71) with 3 under on the front (tied with Jones, Ames, Webler, and Bowden), 51 points on the back (tied Alder, Brunell, Busey, and Patch), 4 under for the 18 (tied with Comings, Falcon, Lundgren, and White as well as Greenberg, McVey, Patterson SR, and Munker) and had two good birdies -- 2 and 9.

Greenberg & team collected $17 for with 52 points on the front (tied Jones & team), 2 under on the back (tied Alder & team and Comings & team), 4 under for the 18 (tied Dixon & team and Comings & team), and a good birdie at 11.

Alder & team collected $7 with 2 under on the back (tied Comings & team), 51 points on the back (tied Dixon & team), and a good birdie at 15.

Comings & team won $1 with 2 under on the back (tied Alder & team and Greenberg & team), 4 under for the 18 (tied Dixon & team and Greenberg & team), and a good birdie at 3.

Jones & team lost $4 with 3 under on the front (tied Dixon & team) and 52 points on the front (tied Greenberg & team).

Hill, McCorkle, Karkos, and Hipp lost $20 with a good birdie at 13.

Ailor, JR, Madrid, and Leith as well as Lively, Camp, Wood, and Cline lost the max -- $36.

There were good birdies at 2 (Dixon), 3 (Comings), 9 (Dixon), 11 (Greenberg), 13 (Hill), and 15 (Alder).

Closest to the pins on the par threes went to Dixon (#10), Falcon (#8), Patterson SR (#6), and Hipp (#17). Each pocketed $10.

Dixon and Ladny won the A+D best ball match with 2 under and McCorkle and Karkos won the B+C best ball with 1 under. Each is $15 richer.

Jones and Bowden were second in the A+D best ball at 1 under and McVey and Patterson were second in the B+C best ball at even. McVey and Patterson won over Falcon and Lundgren who were also even by virtue of a par at 18, the #1 handicap hole.

I don't know if you all are aware of it, but Camp let on that everyone who played in the "Feral" Open is forever guaranteed a place to stay at Myrtle Beach any time he visits as well as all the free gold he wants to play. What a deal, eh?