Winners of the Omineca Golf Men’s Open

Winners of the Omineca Golf Men’s Open

Winners of the Omineca Golf Men’s Open

Men's golf winners Left to right: John Murphy - Vanderhoof Golfers Association, Clint Scott- overall low gross champion,

Left to right: John Murphy – Vanderhoof Golfers Association, Clint Scott- overall low gross champion, Bill Krawzyk – overall low net champion, John Prestmo- Vanderhoof golf association.

Submitted by John Prestmo

 

 

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