Connecticut PGA

Yale Golf Professional Peter Pulaski Named Connecticut Section PGA Golf Professional of The Year

MIDDLEFIELD, Conn. (August 22, 2010) – Peter Pulaski, Director of Golf at The Course at Yale, a 20 year member of The PGA of America has had a model career of exemplary service to his club, his customers, and to the game of golf within the community. So, fittingly, the Connecticut Section of The PGA of America selected him this year as its Golf Professional of the Year, the highest honor bestowed upon a PGA of America member. The announcement was made this evening at the Lyman Orchards PGA Pro-Am on the eve of the Connecticut PGA Championship which starts tomorrow

Adam Rainaud Shoots 68 to Win The Assistants Association Individual Pro Event #4 at Indian Hill Country Club

NEWINGTON, Conn. (August 19, 2010) – Adam Rainaud of the Orchards Golf Club shot a four under-par 68 to win the Assistants Association Individual Pro Event #4 at Indian Hill Country Club and collect $253. Brent Paladino of Timberline Golf Club shot a one under-par 71 to finish in second place and collect 218.50.

Dave Cook Shoots 69 to Win The 2010 BMW of Bridgeport – Great River Golf Club Pro-Am

MILFORD, Conn. (August 18, 2010) – Dave Cook of Pomperaug Golf Club shot a three under-par 69 to win the 2010 BMW of Bridgeport – Great River Golf Club Pro-Am and collected the first place professional prize of $3,000. Brett Stegmaier of Silver Spring Country Club and Fran Marrello of Canaan Country Club both shot two under-par 70’s to finish tied for second and take home $1,350 each.

Fran Marrello shoots 67 to Win The Zwick Pro-Am at The Farms Country Club

WALLINGFORD, Conn. (August 11, 2010) – The Canaan Country Club team, captained by PGA Professional Fran Marrello, shot a six-under par 138 to win the first place gross team prize of $400. Marrello was joined by amateurs Mark and Pete Mondani, Dick Nye and Mike Egchoo. Patrick Aldrich captained the Sharon Country Club team of Pat Wellspeak, Roy Pavacich, Don Dupont and Harry Black to win the first place net prize of $400, shooting 19-under par 125.