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Hagen scores hole in

one at Cedar Creek

Tyler Hagen,
in only his
fourth year of
playing golf,
aced the No. 6
hole at Cedar
Creek Golf
Club in Battle
Creek on June

6. Hagen
   hit a 9-iron
   perfectly
   156 yards
   into the cup
   for the feat,
   which was
   witnessed by
   many while he was playing in his
   Tuesday evening league. Said
   Cedar Creek owner Cris Vocke:
   “Congratulations, Tyler. Any relation
   to the great Walter Hagen?” (Photo
   provided)

WILL KOWALSKI

Sports Editor/Asst. Editor

Two local high school golfers –

Harper Creek High senior-to-be Joey

Mario and Gull Lake High junior-

to-be Maxwell VanderMolen – were

among the 115 players from around

the state who turned in 18-hole Day

1 scores on Thursday, June 27 at

the two-day, 48th annual Michigan

PGA Boys’ Junior Championship

Tournament at Bedford Valley Golf

Club in Battle Creek.

VanderMolen was tied for fifth

place with a 1-under-par 71, and

Mario was tied for 105th place with a

14-over 86 after Day 1 action.

The second and final day of the

tourney took place Friday, June 28,

but results from the final round were

not available as of the June 28 dead-

line for copy for today’s edition.

Final results will appear in next

week’s edition.

The top age 13-18 year-old player

after Round 2 advanced to the PGA

National Junior Boys’ Championship

event set for July 30-Aug. 2 at

Congressional Country Club in

Bethesda, MD.

Meanwhile, the 48th edition of

the Michigan PGA Girls’ Junior

Championship took place June 20-21

at Washtinaw Golf Club in Ypsilanti,

and the top finisher there advanced to

nationals as well.

No local players were in the girls’

Michigan PGA Junior field.

RIGHT Harper Creek High senior-to-be Joey
Mario – this spring’s All-City individual medalist
and also an individual qualifier for the recently-
played MHSAA Division 2 state championship
tourney – is shown hitting a tee shot during
the first round of the 48th annual Michigan
PGA Boys’ Junior Championship on June 27
at Bedford Valley Golf Club in B.C. (Shopper
News photo by Will Kowalski)

Two local linksters in Michigan PGA Boys’ Junior Championship field

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