The Al Fuego Invitational

Player	Gross	Handicap	Net	Stableford points	TGS Cup Points
Andy Rader	81	16	65	18	38
Tim Tyvand	95	23	72	17	29
Ian Lamont	83	17	66	17	29
Jim Rader	89	18	71	15	23
Jake Tingey	73	5	68	11	21.5
Tal Wold	91	22	69	11	21.5
Dave Adelman	88	20	68	10	20
Dann Sonne	102	30	72	9	18
Bret Norris	83	12	71	9	18
Jason Wold	77	7	70	9	18
Seth Harris	80	9	71	7	15.5
Dylan Baptiste	90	20	70	7	15.5
Jeff Albright	82	10	72	5	14
Brett Hamel	79	5	74	4	13
Bryan Blake	82	8	74	3	11.5
Bob Dickson	98	24	74	3	11.5
Darren Carlson	105	29	74	2	10
Rich Wold	88	11	77	-3	8.5
Dave Charbonneau	101	23	78	-3	8.5
Jeremy Lawson	89	12	77	-4	7
Steve Teubner	103	23	80	-5	6
Kevin Nufer	106	26	80	-6	5
Bill Campbell	101	20	81	-7	3.5
Dan Munson	99	20	79	-7	3.5
Derek Koffel	107	26	81	-8	1.5
Bob Albright	97	17	80	-8	1.5

Banks, OR -- Andy Rader was the only player in the field to make a net eagle on the final hole and claimed the 2012 Al Fuego Invitational by one point over Tim Tyvand and Ian Lamont. Andy also eagled the 14th hole, shot the lowest net score of the day and was in line at Golf Galaxy to exchange his prize before most competitors had finished their post-round beverages.

Tyvand's scorecard was the most interesting of the day with one double eagle (the only one made in the tournament), three eagles , four birdies, five bogies, three double-bogies and only two pars. A disastrous finishing hole ruined what was otherwise an impressive round.

Lamont scored 17 points over a stretch of seven holes midway through his round and thought a final birdie on the last might have sealed the deal. Ultimately, a double bogey on the par 3 fourth hole proved his undoing and cost him the second place prize due to complicated tie-breaking rules.

Normally a team event, this year the Al Fuego was a solo endeavor. Handicaps seemed accurate, the weather was surprisingly cool and no injuries were reported.

The tournament host would like to thank Derek Koffel of the Hartford for donating prizes, the field of players for tolerating a frustrated and terse organizer and those who attended the after-party for not destroying his new house.