Middlebury College men’s golf coach Bill Beaney, also the college’s former longtime men’s hockey coach, will retire from the golf program he has led for 36 years at the end of this academic year.
The Middlebury College men’s golf team posted a 15-stroke victory in this past Saturday and Sunday’s NESCAC championship tournament, hosted by Bates at the Martindale Country Club in Auburn.
Otter Valley did it again — winning the Division II golfing title for the second year in a row.
The 2021 Division II champion Otter Valley boys’ golf team on Thursday, Oct. 6, qualified to defend its title by finishing second in the qualifying tournament on the Otters’ home course at Neshobe Golf Club.
On Sept. 29, in the weekly Thursday Afternoon Bill Davidson Men’s Golf at Ralph Myhre Golf Course, the foursome of Eric Bergland, Jeff Stetson, Nick Causton and Tom McGinn prevailed.
Middlebury, Mount Abraham and Vergennes golfers competed at the Sept. 28 NVAC tournament hosted by the Williston Country Club and won by Rice with a collective score of 323 for its top four golfers.
The Ralph Myhre Golf Course on Sept. 24 hosted the Addison County Firefighters Association’s JPL Golf Classic.
The Otter Valley boys were second and Middlebury took fourth on Sept. 21 at a four-team high school meet the Tigers hosted at Ralph Myhre golf course.
Weekly golf competitions are ongoing at Ralph Myhre Golf Course.
Visiting Essex prevailed on Sept. 7 in the first golf match hosted by the Middlebury Union High School golf team at Ralph Myhre Golf Course in several years.
Four Ralph Myhre Golf Course members competed in a Vermont State Women’s Golf Association tournament at the Vermont National Country Club on Sept. 6.
Paul Politano hardly played golf at all growing up in southern Vermont. “My dad never let me play,” he said in a conversation last week outside the golf shop at Middlebury’s Ralph Myhre Golf Course, where Paul has been the golf pro since 2017.
Ralph Myhre Golf Course members last week continued to travel to compete in Vermont State Women’s Golf Association State Days and show up for regular weekly outings on their home course.
In competition held on Aug. 27 and 28, Middlebury’s Ralph Myhre Golf Course crowned its men’s, women’s and senior club champions.
Ralph Myhre Golf Course members competed in two Vermont State Women’s Golf Association State Days last week, with Kathy Albright faring the best.
