Two teams tied for Dale Weaks golf lead

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Zak Weaks celebrates after sinking a long birdie putt during play in the 15th Annual Dale Weaks Memorial Golf Tournament on Saturday at Oak Creek Country Club. David Claybourn / Herald-Banner
Dillon Duren reacts after missing a putt during the 15th Annual Dale Weaks Memorial Tournament on Saturday at Oak Creek. Looking on is playing partner, David Weaks. David Claybourn / Herald-Banner
Perry Cummings rips a long tee shot while his partner, Randy Moore, looks on during play in the Dale Weaks golf tournament. David Claybourn / Herald-Banner

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June 3, 2012

Two teams tied for Dale Weaks golf lead

By DAVID CLAYBOURN Herald-Banner Staff The Herald-Banner Sun Jun 03, 2012, 07:01 AM CDT

GREENVILLE — Defending champions Scott Coffman and Brady Jones are tied for the lead following Saturday’s first round of the 15th Annual Dale Weaks Memorial Golf Tournament.

Coffman and Jones fired a 13-under 59 on two trips around the nine-hole Oak Creek Country Club course in the tournament that is put on by the Greenville Lions Club. Last year they fired rounds of 62 and 58 to win by a single stroke.

Tied with them at 59 are two veteran golfers who’ve been atop many leaderboards at Greenville tournaments in the past: Jerry Ransom and Keith Bonham.

Tied for third place at 61 are the teams of Brad Gray and Julian Bowers and Brandon Adams and Eric Kelley.

Ed Harrison and Josh Jordan lead the first flight by a single stroke at 63. Tied at 64 are the teams of Andrew Rainey and Jay Pickens and Kent Reeves and Aaron Sids.

Tennis guru Bobby Castillo and his partner, Bob Arden, are tied for the second flight lead at 65. Also tied with them is the team of Nathan Williams and William Strickland Jr.

The Moore family — Steve and Gene — lead the third flight with a 67. Two shots back are the teams of Debbie Sickels and Keith Jacobs and David Weaks and Dillon Duran.

The event wraps up today with tee times at 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

The tournament is named for a popular local golfer who died in a watercraft accident on Lake Tawakoni in 1997.

The title sponsors for the tournament are Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Co. and Longbranch Dental Center.

      15th Annual Dale Weaks

     Memorial Golf Tournament

       Oak Creek Country Club

           Saturday’s results

     CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

59 — Scott Coffman-Brady Jones

59 — Jerry Ransom-Keith Bonham

61 — Brady Gray-Julian Bowers

61 — Brandon Adams-Eric Kelley

             FIRST FLIGHT

63 — Ed Harrison-Josh Jordan

64 — Andrew Rainey-Jay Pickens

64 — Kent Reeves-Aaron Sides

65 — Jason Kessler-Robert Bigby

          SECOND FLIGHT

65 — Bobby Castillo-Bob Arden

65 — Nathan Williams-William Strickland Jr.

66 — Mike Kubacak-Penni Perkins

66 — Chris Lawson-Doug Lawson

            THIRD FLIGHT

67 — Steve Moore-Gene Moore

69 — Debbie Sickels-Keith Jacobs

69 — David Weaks-Dillon Duren

71 — Zak Weaks-Bentley Burrus

74 — Glenn Smithey-Jason Smithey

74 — Chad Bell-Justin Wade

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