2025 Club Championship - Results
- Jordan Ayer
- Jul 20
- 2 min read
It was an interesting weekend, to say the least. After a beautiful Saturday, we saw a typical Vermont scene on Sunday: a downpour.
Luckily, half the field had completed their rounds prior to the rain and those remaining were offered the option of staying and completing the round. Many players decided to wait out the storm and get back on the course. Results/winners can be found below.
Summary of Our Winners...
Championship Flight: Jim Brett
First Flight: Ezekiel Savage
Second Flight: Justin Landry
Third Flight: Michael Caminiti (match of cards)
Fourth Flight: Joey Rodgers
Senior Flight (Gross): Michael Landers
Senior Flight (Net): Paul Stephens
Women's Flight (Gross): Marie Ayer*
Women's Flight (Net): Rebecca Monty (match of cards)*
Championship Flight and Women's Gross winners are entitled to a free 2026 membership. As Marie Ayer is ineligible to receive this, it has been passed to the 2nd place player, Kim Fadden. All other flight winners, including the Gross and Net winner for the seniors, are entitled to $200 towards their 2026 membership purchase. The Pro Shop will have your vouchers for these amounts.
*The Women's flight took a vote and decided that the results of the tournament would be through 27 holes. This is not displaying properly on Golf Genius. Marie won gross outright; however, Becky Monty and Michelle Schwartz were tied with 110 for the net title and Becky won the match on cards on Sunday's front 9.
Weekend Skins Detail...
Saturday
Andrew Warfield: Birdie on 18
Joe Rodgers: Birdie on 13
Bob Desroches: Birdie on 15
Ethan Kelsch: Eagle on 10
Kim Fadden: Birdies on 6 & 15
Men's skins paid $147 per skin and Kim Fadden's paid $110, total.
Sunday
Kameron Cyr: Birdie on 8
Ethan Klesch: Birdie on 2
Andrew Warfield: Birdie on 12
Marie Ayer: Birdie on 2
Men's skins paid $180 per skin and Marie Ayer's paid $100.
We were blown away by the excitement and participation in the Club Championship this year. Thank you to all who participated and hopefully we can keep the competitive spirit alive for next year!
