SLV Crowns Their “2020 Champion Golfers of the Year!”

The temperture was hot and humid, but the skies and grounds were beautiful as the Savannah Lakes Village Golf Championship was held on September 4th and 5th. Round One was played at the Monticello Golf Course and Round Two was played at Tara. 

Our White Flight Men’s Champion is Joe Sprouse.  Joe carded a total of 157 for the two days, narrowly defeating Merelyn Hendricks (158) and David Herzog (158). 
Our Emerald Flight Women’s Champion is Betty Raezer. Betty carded a total of 176, barely nipping Diane Caccia (177).
Both Joe and Betty will be honored with reserved parking spaces at Monticello and Tara, with their names engraved on plaques at the Monticello Golf Course.  Additionally, they both will be receiving SLV gift cards.
Our Gold Flight winner is Roger Carter (158) and our Silver Flight winner is Sue Slagle (176). Roger and Sue will also have their names engraved on plaques at the Monticello Golf Course and receive SLV Gift cards.
Additionally, twenty-one golfers will receive SLV gift cards for their net score.

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