Coronado Men’s Golf Club

As many of you know, Coronado Men’s Club member, Clem Lee, passed in November 2018. 

Clem was born on January 29, 1935 in Arkansas.  He was raised in Corcoran, California with his 10 siblings and loving parents.  He spent his later years as a loving husband, father, grandfather, lover of golf, lifetime Detroit Tiger and Fresno State Bulldog enthusiast, and friend to all he met.  The world was a better place with The Clemster in it, and he will be lovingly missed by those he adored, and that had the honor of loving him.

There is going to be a Celebration of Life of Clem Lee at the Coronado Boathouse on Sunday, Jan 20, from 12:30 – 3:30 PM.  The Boathouse is located 1985 Strand Way, past the Coronado Community/Recreation Center at the south end of the Glorietta Bay Park.

Clem is survived by his best friend and wife of 40 years, Susan Lee, his 6 children, 13 grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren. 

Congratulations to the team of Jon Dickie, Pat Rolfe, Alan Kulp and new member Thomas Brant which won the 2019 New Member Mixer with a two day net total of 257.

The team of Bill Wilson, Nate Wilson, David Hudson and Randy Dorris came in 2^nd place.  The team of CMGC President Ken Hafner, Greg Enright, Brian Enright and Lance DeGrazier came in 3^rd place.

Congratulations to Greg Post who had a hole-in-one on #15 on Sunday, he’s buying.   Also a special thanks to 16 new members that played in a soggy Saturday and a much better weather day Sunday for joining the other 150 CMGC members.  Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days.  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

On behalf of the Coronado Men’s Golf Club (CMGC) the Board of Governors wants to welcome the New Member Class of 2019.

Congratulations to the Greg Enright who won the waterlogged one-day tournament with a net score of 67.

First Flight:  Greg won with Bill Wilson in 2^nd place and David Hudson, Randy Dorris and CMGC President Ken Hafner tying for 3^rd place.

Second Flight:  Howard DeYoung won with Chris McCann in 2^nd place with Ed Bastarache and Joe Calabria tying for 3^rd place.

Third Flight:  Robert Reed won with Bob Stuermer and Ken McLeod tying for 2^nd place.

Fourth Flight:  Pat Walsh won with Tom Ryan and Stuart White tying for 2^nd place.

A special thanks to Ted Panos for donating two $50 gift cards for the closet to flag on #9 and to Pat Walsh for donating Brigantine restaurant gift cards.  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

Congratulations to the team of Jim Powell and Mike Maloney who won the annual Savvy Huffman tournament in a card off with a net 133.

First Flight:  Jim and Mike won with John Hoffman and Duane Admire in 2^nd place and the team of Bill and Nate Wilson in 3^rd place.

 Second Flight:  Gary Miles and Larry Maxham won with Bob Swisher and Joji Mangubat and Jon Dickie and Alan Kulp tying for 2^nd place.

Third Flight:  Anthony Varboncoeur and Ken MacLeod won with Jim Barry and Steve Smith and Rod Ritchie and Howard DeYoung tying for 2^nd place.

Fourth Flight:  William Arwine and Dean Nelson won with Robert Skinner and Kevin Walsh in 2^nd place and Mark McDonough and Greg Moulton in 3^rd place.

A special thanks to Keith and Taylor Wagner, the grandson and great-grandson of Leon “Savvy” Huffman, the first President of the Coronado Men’s Golf Club for playing over the weekend.  Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days.  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

SCGA Saturday Team play will begin in January. The season is six weeks long with the first match on January 19. The clubs we are competing against this year are Balboa, Carlton Oaks, and Mission Trails. The Club is looking for players.  Click on the References tab on the Men’s Club homepage and you will find a link to the Saturday team play application. Applications will also be available at the November General Membership Meeting.

Bob Swisher, SCGA Team Play Captain

Congratulations to the Ron Mispagel, the Coronado Men’s Club Board of Governors Champion for 2018.  Ron won with a total 58 points under the Modified Stableford scoring system and will have his name put on the annual trophy.

First Flight:  CMGC President Ken Hafner won with Roy Burchill and John Hoffman tying for 2^nd place.

 Second Flight:  Ron Mispagel won with David Koravos in 2^nd place and Artie Debaca in 3^rd place.

Third Flight:  Dante Togliatti won with Keith Jackson in 2^nd place and Brian Longmore, Brian Enright and Joe Calabria tying for 3^rd place.

Fourth Flight:  David Kephart won with Ed Pietrzak, Pat Walsh and Steve Lindsay tying for 2^nd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days,  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

Congratulations to the Greg Enright, the Coronado Men’s Club Champion for 2018!!  Greg finished an exciting weekend winning the championship with a birdie on 18 to win 1 up over John Hoffman.  This is Greg’s first CMGC Club Championship.  Also congratulations to Ian Langdon and Ken Kubis who made the semi-finals after the first round on Saturday.

Congratulations to Ron Stone who is the CMGC Net Club Champion with a weekend net score of 134.  Also thanks to Ron for noting a discrepancy that increased his net score. 

Second Flight:  Ron Stone won with Franc Happ in 2^nd place and Greg Siebenthal in 3^rd place.

Third Flight:  Dante Togliatti won with a net 139 with Jeff Olson in 2^nd place and Ron Scurr and Creig Greaves tying for 3^rd place.

Fourth Flight:  Tony Blatnik won with a net 138 with Mike Gallagher in 2^nd place and Robert Skinner and Blaine Raffel tying for 3^rd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days,  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.