Erik Meland wins first Runny Nose Open in 7 tries

November 30, 2008

The founder of the Mulligan Tour, Erik Meland, found a Runny Nose Open title in his 7th attempt. The “silly season” event, hosted by Belleville’s Harbor Club GC since 2002, greeted 8 players in seasonably mild conditions. The temperature reached 45 degrees as the 2 foursomes worked their way around the 2nd nine on Saturday and nearly non-existant wind kept it from feeling any colder than it was.

With the assistance of net-birdies on each of the par-5’s, Meland (37-35 – 72) won by 6-strokes and pocketed $16 in unofficial prize money. Ray Collins (38-40 – 78) finished 2nd, with rookie Joe Robar (40-39 – 79) and Tour veteran Greg Kline (40-40 – 80) rounding out the top-4.

Fox Creek GC conducting 1st annual Fox Hunt Scramble on November 8th

Fox Creek GC in Livonia, home of the Mulligan Tour’s Quad-Tour Challenge, is inviting local golfers to it’s first annual Fox Hunt Scramble on November 8th. The event is a four-man scramble format scheduled for a 10:00am shotgun start. Tour members Jeff Klipa, Phil Abele, Charlie Roy, and Erik Meland are expected to form one team. Meland (2008) and Klipa (2007) are the last 2 winners of the Quad-Tour Challenge.

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