Bruce Gerrard can’t miss, or at least it seems that way. The smooth-swinging senior recently buried his eighth hole-in-one — and fourth in a two-season span. A longtime member at Turner Valley, Gerrard was flawless on No.
5 at his home club, sinking a sweet seven-iron from 149 yards out. Steve Reaume will be counting any future aces on his opposite hand. Reaume drained his fifth career ‘1’ — a perfect pitching wedge on the 120-yard eighth hole on the Mount Kidd Course at Kananaskis Country.
Brad Martin buried his tee-ball on No. 16 on the Mount Kidd layout in K-Country. Eight-iron was the right call from the 158-yard blocks.
Brian McBeath completed his personal hole-in-one hat-trick, mastering the seventh at Silver Springs thanks to an awesome eight-iron from a distance of 152 yards. Also at Silver Springs, Rod Durrant was one-and-done on No. 17, leaving his flat-stick in the bag after an accurate eight-iron that covered 155 yards.
Darryl Verheire capped a spin of Highwood’s Spitzee Nine in fine style, acing the 107-yard finisher with one knock of a nine-iron. Michael Lerner launched a nine-iron on No. 17 at McCall Lake and, with a bit of help from a tailwind, was right on the money from 178 yards away.
Eric Gibson will be saying only good things about his nine-iron, his weapon of choice for a 113-yard memory-maker on No. 15 at Hamptons. Yar Kolomijchuk was the toast of the clubhouse at Willow Park after swishing a six-iron on No.
12, which spans 189 yards. Everet.
