Cleveland Skins Game

Just before noon on Thursday, the Greater Cleveland Skins Game was notified that Madison Country Club was closed, as fairways had been turned into ponds when five inches of rain fell early Thursday morning.

So the game was moved to Fowlers Mill in Chesterland — you know, the site where the tornado hit on Wednesday evening. Just getting to the golf course proved difficult, as several area roads were closed.

But neither tornadoes, wind and rain, nor fallen trees could not stop Mark White from cleaning up on Thursday night at Fowlers!

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The stakes were doubled on Thursday at Aurora Country Club, and veteran Carl “Unk” Quercioli stole the show!

It was Double-Down Night (a doubled $60 entry fee) and Quercioli made the most of it: a birdie skin on the par four 18th hole, and a pin shot to 7 feet on the 17th hole.

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The birdies were flying on the back nine of the Devlin Course at Quail Hollow Country Club on Thursday in Week 17 of the Greater Cleveland Skins Game.

Many of the holes were tied out with birdies, allowing two players to split the skins pot on the night.

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After a week of heavy downpours, wet and soggy were the conditions at Punderson State Park Golf Course in Newbury on Thursday.

And because of the soup the birdies were few and far between: only four of the nine holes were birdied by any player on the evening.

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The first ever trip by the Greater Cleveland Skins Game to Sugarbush Golf Club was a soupy one.

The skies opened up once again just prior to the start of the event, with a deluge that flooded the greens and fairways.

But eleven players waited out the storm, and that patience paid off for three.

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