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Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 9:56 PM

CHAMBER HOSTS TOURNEY

CHAMBER HOSTS TOURNEY
The Marshall County Journal squad won team honors at the annual Britton Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament held at the Britton Country Club on Friday with an eight-under-par total of 60 in the scramble event. Team members from left to right are Davin Joachim, Ryan Card, Doug Card, and Bruce Card.

    Seventeen teams competed in the annual Britton Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament held at the Britton Country Club on Friday.
    Taking top honors in the event was the Marshall County Journal foursome, carding an eight-under-par 60 in the scramble event.  The VFW squad won a tiebreaker to take second place in the first flight with a 62, and HealthFirst Chiropractic was third, also with a 62.
    Winning the second flight was Werner Auto with a 66, followed by Horton, Inc. with a 67 and Britton Country Club at 68.  Holland’s 1 took first place in the third flight with a score of 67, followed by HH Design at 76 and Karen’s Daycare 1 with a 77.
    Pin prize winners included TJ Johnson, longest drive for man on number two; Angel McGregor, longest drive for woman on number three; Steve Young, longest putt for man on number four; Sage Ford, longest putt for woman on number six; Dani Dahme, closest to pin for woman on number eight; and Kent Holland, closest to pin for man on number nine.  Named best dressed team for the tournament were the two squads representing Karen’s Daycare.

Two teams from Karen’s Daycare earned best dressed team honors in the annual Britton Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament held on Friday.  Team members from left to right are Kay Friebel, Karen Roehr, Patty Roehr, Lynn Carlson, Brody Carlson, Sandy Peters, Jameson Peters, and Deb Hagen.
 

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