Gus Macker Jackson Opening Ceremonies, 7-23-22. Bob Wrozek, Vice President – Jackson Market Leader, County National Bank made the opening free throw. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2077" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Gus Macker Jackson Opening Ceremonies, 7-23-22. Bob Wrozek, Vice President – Jackson Market Leader, County National Bank made the opening free throw. Photos by Bart Hawley, JTV.
Gus Macker Court for Athletes with Disabilities presented by Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists, 7-22-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2074" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Gus Macker Court for Athletes with Disabilities presented by Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists, 7-22-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Gus Macker Jackson Friday afternoon and evening, including Heroes Tournament. The Michigan State Police won the title with a 13-5 win over the Jackson Fire Department in the championship game. Photos by JTV Sports: Jeff Steers & Bart Hawley. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2073" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Gus Macker Jackson Friday afternoon and evening, including Heroes Tournament. The Michigan State Police won the title with a 13-5 win over the Jackson Fire Department in the championship game. Photos by JTV Sports: Jeff Steers & Bart Hawley.
Mike Raymond with the championship trophy. Photo courtesy Greg Johnson, GAM. (July 19, 2022 8:52 PM) Mike Raymond of Jackson won a final-group duel with Randy Lewis of Alma, shooting a closing 2-under 70 to a 71 by Lewis and winning the 8th GAM Super Senior Championship presented by Mercy Elite Sports at Atlas Valley Golf Club in Grand Blanc Tuesday. They started the final round tied at even-par 72 and they were tied going to No. 18 where a par won it for Raymond. “We were back and forth and the back nine turned into really good golf,” Raymond said. “We were swapping some birdies. It was fun and we were even coming down 18 and that 18 green is diabolical and it got Randy. He had a very challenging putt. I had the easier putt for sure.” Raymond won the Super Senior title (golfers ages 65-and-over) for the first time and said it felt good to have his name on the trophy with all the great names. “As old as we are, it’s still your peer group and you know, there are so many great champions in this field, a ton of guys who…
(July 19, 2022 11:31 AM) The Jackson Masters will be played at Calderone Golf Club for the first time when the 74th edition of the local golf tournament is held August 13-14. Calderone has previously been the site of the Tournament of Champions, but this will be the first time the Grass Lake course has hosted a full-field tournament on the men’s major local schedule. The Jackson Masters is open to all amateur golfers who are residents of Jackson County, as well as those who meet one of three criteria: They graduated from a Jackson County high school or college; previously played in a Jackson Masters or City Championship; or are employed in the county. Due to the golf course layout, the Jackson Golf Committee will waive its no-cart policy and allow players to use riding carts in this tournament. All entrants will play both rounds in the 36-hole stroke play event. Entry fee is $120, or $75 for high school students. Registration can be made online at jacksongolf.net. Entry forms are also available at the Calderone, Country Club of Jackson, Cascades, Sharp Park and Arbor Hills pro shops. Entry deadline is Aug. 9 at 5 p.m.
Colin Norton. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. R.W. Mercer Jackson Junior Golf Tour City Championship at Sharp Park Golf Course July 18, 2022 Boys 10-under (9 holes) Jayce Swihart 41 Brayden Jenks 52 Logan Schwartz 53 Brecken Gough 55 Boys 11-13 (9 holes) Sam Swihart 38 Andrew Boldt 45 Aiden Mohlman 45 Maddox Mulnix 46 Jack Evans 49 Manning Mulnix 50 Maden Brady 51 Bailee Porter 52 Shawn Potter 52 Carson Spencer 52 Sullivan Mohlman 54 Luke Anderson 60 Parker Gough 61 Naveen Kulharni 62 Cooper Flick 64 Warren Huffman 64 Patrick Thompson 65 Boys 13-14 (18 holes) Jake Brafford 83 Leo Nguyen 93 Brandon Kulka 94 Brody Baum 101 Lucas Schwartz 106 Darius Ambs 111 Anderson Jacobs 112 Luke DuMont 113 Boys 14-up (9 holes) Cayne Hays 45 Cooper McBride 60 Boys 15-16 (18 holes) Colin Norton 68 Charlie Saunders 78 Cayden Staib 79 Hayden Kim 81 Jacob England 82 Kamryn Banks 83 Cody Rowe 84 J.J. Miller 86 Jacob Rothman 87 Eli Herrington 88 Anthony Kulka 89 Nate Arntz 93 Brandon Reisner 94 Eagan Lewis 96 Connor Parisien 87 Riley Rogers 98 John Wallbaum 98 Christian Guerrero 100 Tobin Warren 104 Carter Baker 108 Julius Harbottle 119…
Golf R.W. Mercer Jackson Junior Golf Tour City Championship at Sharp Park Golf Course, 7-18-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. [ngg src="galleries" ids="2064" display="pro_blog_gallery"]Golf R.W. Mercer Jackson Junior Golf Tour City Championship at Sharp Park Golf Course, 7-18-2022. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.
Steve Maddalena won the Jackson County Golf Open on Sunday at Cascades Golf Course. By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (July 17, 2022 5:50 PM) A caddie for a competitor at the Jackson County Open at Cascades Golf Course on Sunday walked off the course telling her player “you win some, you lose some.” Unless you are Steve Maddalena playing at Cascades. Maddalena won his second County Open in two weeks winning the event at Cascades with a 7-under-par 137. Last week he won the Jackson County Senior Open at Cascades with a score of six-under-par 138. Maddalena has now won 55 major tournaments in Jackson County and probably that many on the senior tour. Scoring was phenomenal over the weekend at Cascades with the sixth-place golfer – earning a gift certificate – shot even par. Greg Zeller finished second (139), Andrew Tindall shot 141 for the weekend to claim third place, first-round leader Colin O’Connell shot 143 to tie John Blasius for fourth place, and Kory Roberts shot an even-par 144 for sixth place. A putting tip earlier in July is paying dividends for Maddalena. “I got a putting tip a few weeks ago from a friend of mine and…
