2009 Rehoboth Cup

Champions

Team NorthLou Trajcevski3-0-1

Matt Glick3-0-1

2009 Hal Sutton Co-MVPs

2009 Notables

Matt Dawson2-0-2

Bill Graves2-0-2

Rehoboth Beach

Eagle’sLanding

Baywood Greens

Bayside

Bayside

Post-Round Relaxation

We should totally take a group photo.

And we can all

smile just like this!That’s a

fine idea.

Look at that bag,

Dave.

I know. It’s mesmerizin

g.

Guys! Check out my hair. We should all totally wear our hair like this in the

group photo.

I cannot take my

eyes off this damn bag!

What the hell is Dave

looking at?

Good point, Jim. I don’t think we’re going to be able to stand next to each

other in the photo either what with both of us having the same color hats

and all. That’s a shame. Hmph.

Lou’s hair looks completely

ridiculous. I am not taking my hat off for the photo.

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The Group Photo

Oxford Greens

Lou TrajcevskiW. Hartford, CTHCP: 14.4

2009: 3-0-1Total: 11-11-2

(.500)

Bill GravesManchester, CTHCP: 14.9

2009: 2-0-2Total: 11-8-5

(.563)

Matt GlickS. Windsor, CTHCP: 25.0

2009: 3-0-1Total: 9-12-3

(.438)

Jim CorriganCoventry, CTHCP: 19.7

2009: 2-1-1Total: 6-4-2

(.583)

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C

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Team North – The Defenders

Combined Team StatsTotalMatches: 84Record: 37-35-12

(.512)Avg. HCP: 18.5

Photo Not

Available

Bob JacobsWindsor, CTHCP: 16.1

2009: 0-3-1Total: 4-9-3

(.344)

Brad BishopMiddletown, CTHCP: 20.1

2009: 0-3-1Total: 6-15-3

(.313)

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B

C

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Team South – The Pretenders

Combined Team StatsTotalMatches: 64Record: 21-33-10

(.406)Avg. HCP: 15.0

Bryan RootOxford, CTHCP: 5.4

2009: DNPTotal: 0-0-0

(.000)

Dave FarrarMarlborough, CTHCP: 18.5

2009: 2-1-1Total: 11-9-4

(.542)

Matt MontanaS. Windsor, CTHCP: 10.6

2009: 1-2-1Total: 4-6-2

(.417)

Matt DawsonPortland, CTHCP: 17.6

2009: 2-0-2Total: 17-3-4

(.792)

Steve HoytGlastonbury, CTHCP: 6.7

2009: 1-2-1Total: 9-10-5

(.479)

Gary O’DellHaddam Neck, CTHCP: 18.4

2009: 2-2-0Total: 2-2-0

(.500)

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B

C

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Team East – The Contenders

Combined Team StatsTotalMatches: 64Record: 32-21-11

(.586)Avg. HCP: 13.1

Photo Not

Available

Jim WaldronWallingford, CTHCP: 12.1

2009: 1-0-3Total: 13-8-3

(.604)

Mark CostaSomeplace, CTHCP: ##.#

2009: DNPTotal: 0-0-0

(.000)

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B

C

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Team West – The Bartenders

Combined Team StatsTotalMatches: 72Record: 32-33-7

(.493)Avg. HCP: 20.6

Barry CottleEllington, CTHCP: 15.9

2009: 0-3-1Total: 8-13-3

(.396)

Eric RossolBoston, MAHCP: 22.1

2009: 1-3-0Total: 11-12-1

(.479)

Rehoboth Cup Records – Top 8 Performers2009 2008 Player 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 OVERALL WIN%

1 1 Matt Dawson 4-0-0 2-1-1 3-1-0 3-0-1 3-1-0 2-0-2 17-3-4 0.792

2 2 J im Waldron 4-0-0 1-3-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 1-0-3 13-8-3 0.604

3 4 J im Corrigan DNP DNP DNP 1-3-0 3-0-1 2-1-1 6-4-2 0.583

4 7 Bill Graves 2-2-0 0-2-2 2-2-0 3-0-1 2-2-0 2-0-2 11-8-5 0.563

5 6 Dave Farrar 2-2-0 0-3-1 3-1-0 3-1-0 1-1-2 2-1-1 11-9-4 0.542

6 11 Lou Trajcevski 2-2-0 3-1-0 2-2-0 0-3-1 1-3-0 3-0-1 11-11-2 0.500

7 3 J im Scroggins DNP DNP DNP 2-1-1 2-2-0 1-2-1 5-5-2 0.500

8 15 Gary O'Dell DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-2-0 2-2-0 0.500

2009 2008 Player 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 OVERALL WIN%

9 5 Eric Rossol 3-1-0 0-3-1 2-2-0 2-2-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 11-12-1 0.479

10 8 Steve Hoyt 0-4-0 2-1-1 1-2-1 2-1-1 3-0-1 1-2-1 9-10-5 0.479

11 13 Matt Glick 1-3-0 3-1-0 2-2-0 0-3-1 0-3-1 3-0-1 9-12-3 0.438

12 10 Matt Montana DNP DNP DNP 0-3-1 3-1-0 1-2-1 4-6-2 0.417

13 9 Barry Cottle 3-1-0 1-1-2 1-3-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-3-1 8-13-3 0.396

14 12 Bob Jacobs DNP DNP 1-2-1 2-1-1 1-3-0 0-3-1 4-9-3 0.344

15 14 Brad Bishop 0-4-0 2-0-2 2-2-0 1-3-0 1-3-0 0-3-1 6-15-3 0.313

- - Bryan Root DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-0-0 0.000

Rehoboth Cup Records – The Best of the Rest

Team North

The Defenders

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Lou putting on a recent putting clinic at Tallwood Country Club in Glastonbury, CT. Lou impressed on-lookers with this 10-footer that he intentionally trapped between the edge of the hole and the pin.

Straighttake-away.

Balanced finish.

Lou TrajcevskiW. Hartford, CTHCP: 14.4

2009:3-0-1Total: 11-11-2

(.500)

These chicks are totally checking out my power package …

You wanna get outta here?

Sendin out the vibe …

What t

he …

Bill Graves working on his game in the off-season. This drill is called “grip it and go”. “It really helped me learn to keep my weight off my heels and my head down” – Bill Graves.

Bill Graves’ passion for eating crabs (2006 photo) reached fever-pitch in 2008 when he bit the leg off a live crab on Rehoboth Beach. Dawson still owes him $5.

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… yeah, I bit the leg right off that crab. Dawson still owes me $5.

Bill GravesManchester, CTHCP: 14.9

2009:2-0-2Total: 11-8-5

(.563)

Mmmmm … hot dog.

I’m teeing off first get out of

here!

My turn!Steeeve!

Bill’s cutting!

The power package … fully loaded.

Where the hell did that divot go …

[Top] Jim Corrigan carving some virgin powder during a trip to Mad River Glen, VT.

[Left] Jim takes his golf just as seriously as his skiing. Jim continues to play golf straight through winter and even makes time when he’s out on the slopes to hit a few balls.

He’s golfing on one ski!

Don’t listen to those team Liberty jerks – there a bunch of punks! Now, I want you to hit the ball that way . . . really straight.C

Jim CorriganCoventry, CTHCP: 19.7

2009:2-1-1Total: 6-4-2

(.583)

My name is Matt Glick. You walked in my line. Prepare to

die!

The take-away … loaded …Nice follow-through.

Matt Glick, unable to make the Penn St. golf team, decided to join the fencing team and was an incredibly successful swordsman in college. Known as the “Nittany Lion”, Matt is shown above skewering an opponent with his trademark “superman”.

Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy. Oh, boy! I

looooove Tallwood hotdogs.

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Matt GlickS. Windsor, CTHCP: 25.0

2009:3-0-1Total: 9-12-3

(.438)

That is really, really

interesting.

Matt! Let’s go!

Team South

The Pretenders

Bryan RootOxford, CTHCP: 5.4

2009:DNPTotal: 0-0-0

(.000)A

Rehoboth Cup “draw that swing contest”! Whoever draws Bryan’s swing best wins a can of cheap beer.

Head down …good follow-through …

Bob - post-surgery … Bob – post-rise-of-the-machines …

B

Bob JacobsWindsor, CTHCP: 16.1

2009:0-3-1Total: 4-9-3

(.344)

I bet I can kick this railing and it won’t fall

over

Farrar is giddier than a school girl. I’m not sure we’ll be able to get him to leave!

C

Smooth take-away …Just letting it hang there …

Dave FarrarMarlborough, CTHCP: 18.5

2009:2-1-1Total: 11-9-4

(.542)

This sucks … I’m doing Sweet Caroline next

year.

Brad teaching Dave Farrar the finer points of man dancing at the Purple Parrot. Farrar is still giddier than a school girl and all Hoyt can do is look the other way.

C

Head down …

After a dismal 1-3-0 showing in 2008, Bishop ended up winning the 2008 PWAEGL Championship with teammate Dave Farrar. 2009’s RC was another lack-luster performance. Can Bishop shake off the demons for the 2010 cup?

Brad BishopMiddletown, CTHCP: 20.1

2009: 0-3-1Total: 6-15-3

(.313)

Team East

The Contenders

PWAEGL …PGA …

RC

Ahhh … that feels much better. Hey –

I found my ball!

What the f**k are

you doing?

I’m hot. I just want to

cool off.

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A well-balanced swing.

Steve HoytGlastonbury, CTHCP: 6.7

2009:1-2-1Total: 9-10-5

(.479)

A

Matt MontanaS. Windsor, CTHCP: 10.6

2009:1-2-1Total: 4-6-2

(.417)

C

Gary recently appeared on the cover of Cigar Afficianado.

Yeah, baby …

yeeaahhh!

Whaaaaaahoooooooo!

The expression says it all.Work it …

Gary O’DellHaddam Neck, CTHCP: 18.4

2009:2-2-0Total: 2-2-0

(.500)

How’s this guys … do I look gay? Look at me, I fit right in in this place!

Woah…oah…oah…oah…oah…

Hangin’ tough!!

Returning to Rehoboth with a best-in-field record of 17-3-4, LC Dawson is fired up to help Team East win it’s first Rehoboth Cup.

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Dawson and fellow cupper Bishop sing a classic karaoke duet at the Purple Parrot in downtown Rehoboth Beach.

Dawson is known to be a bit of a penny pincher. Here is a photo of him from Christmas 2008.

Dawson’s new book.

Matt Dawson

Dawson, an avid runner, shown above

running along

Rehoboth Beach in

2008.

Oh yeah.

What’s Santa Claus’ wife’s name?

Mary Christmas!

LOL!

Matt DawsonPortland, CTHCP: 17.6

2009:2-0-2Total: 17-3-4

(.792)

Now that’s a 17-3-4 swing if I ever saw one!

It just doesn’t get any better than this … great form and one HELL of a kiester!

Ever the clown, Dawson plays it up on the 18th green for the crowd at the 2008 PWAEGL Championship at Tallwood CC in Glastonbury, CT.

Talking to it.

Team West

The Bartenders

Jim Waldron, an avid golfer (shown at left with fellow cupper Steve Hoyt) and outdoorsman (shown above on a 2008 hunting trip to a Florida game preserve) is looking forward to 2010’s competition.

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Good turn … … nice finish.

Jim WaldronWallingford, CTHCP: 12.1

2009:1-0-3Total: 13-8-3

(.604)

If I can't get my horsey name changed to “Silver Stud” I want to be “Swollen Vein”. Coming to the line it's “Swollen Vein” by a head . . . he he he he . . . got to remember to write that one down.

Despite being 3rd to sign up for the race, Barry Cottle crosses the finish line 3rd from last . . . And down the stretch they come – it’s “Old Glue Bag” trailing by 40 lengths.

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Barry taking dead aim.

Somebody deck this guy!

Thanks for the beer, Barry!

Tag – you’re it!

Barry CottleEllington, CTHCP: 15.9

2009: 0-3-1Total: 8-13-3

(.396)

MakePars

NotBogies

Barry in the 70s

Barry today

The Ba-fro

Club parallel … Dyn-o-mite!

Where the hell are my

girlfriends …

She is so digging me right now …

owww!

Eric Rossol is all about the fundamentals and proper warm up. Here he is demonstrating the “I Dream of Jeanie” stretch – perfect form! Eric Rossol left the states in 2007 to pursue

solar power technology development in the UK. After seeing a solar powered golf cart (below left), Eric developed a solar-powered golf bag (below right). Eric now works for Raytheon outside of Boston, MA.

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Solar-Powered Golf Cart

What the f**k do you do with a solar powered golf bag?

Eric RossolBoston, MAHCP: 22.1

2009: 1-3-0Total: 11-12-1

(.479)

One of the first golf shirts ever made

was worn by William

Shakespeare. Here he is posing for a portrait with

the shirt.

The backswing … … the finish.… the downswing ….

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Jim ScrogginsE. Hampton, CTHCP: 32.1

2009:1-2-1Total: 5-5-2

(.500)

Course Etiquette

Dubbs’ DogmaSlow Play: How to Play Fast Enough to Avoid Getting Thrown Off the Course

In and around the fairway• Play ready golf. You should be ready to hit immediately after the person hitting before

you. This means you should be preparing to hit your shot while the person hitting before you is getting ready to hit his.

On and around the green• Place your bag or park your cart in a location that allows for a quick exit to the next tee.• Play out of turn when ready to help speed play along.• Help out your partner or opponents that need a trap raked or bag moved.• Place your ball down on the green immediately after another putts.• Line up the putt when others are putting so that you just walk up and hit it when it’s

your turn.• Finish putts – continue putting until you hole out whenever possible.• Walk quickly.

In general• Close gaps as they open in front of you. Even if the group behind you is nowhere in

sight, you should continue to push to stay with the group in front of you.

Trajcevski Tips: Beer Cart Girl Etiquette

When talking to cart girls, always:1. Make eye contact. The eyes are the first thing you should look at, not the

last. You know who you are.2. Offer pleasantries. It's always nice to hear, "Hi there, how are you doing

today?" It makes the cart girl feel more like a human and less like a cooler with breasts.

3. Buy something. Even a bottle of water or peanut butter crackers makes a difference to their inventory and by extension their salesmanship and by extension their good standing with their manager.

4. Remember their names. Yep, that’s the same girl you saw 9 holes ago. If you're going to ask them to visit your hotel room, it's the least you can do.

5. Tip. Think of them as waitresses on wheels--except they put up with a lot more petting, squeezing and bad jokes. A few dollars is always welcome.

And please, please don't:1. Pretend you don't see them. If you're not hungry or thirsty, a simple,

"We're good, thanks," is a polite form of rejection.2. Give them sugary pet names. "Baby," "Dollface," "Sweetheart"--you're

not Humphrey Bogart, and they're not your moll.3. Ask for their phone number, e-mail address or what time they get

off. This is especially true if you're more than 10 years north of us – excluding yours truly of course. They're here to mix drinks, get some sun and make some cash--not meet their soul mate, or bed mate.

4. Make them wait Time is money. They shouldn't have to sit there while your group putts out/tees off before you tell them you don't want anything.

5. Try to buy them drinks from their own cart. Leave that to me.

Sommer M.Legacy Golf

Resort Scottsdale,

AZ.2006

Scottsdale Cup

anyone?

Here’s to tall beers and stumpsNo, not you Farrar.

Old Landing