Redstone golfer John Ruhl was excited about the first Men’s night last week, and celebrates, a la Phil Mickleson, on this almost-made putt at Redstone Resort on Wednesday. The temperature dropped to 7C at the finish, but Redstone had a fantastic turnout for its first Men’s Night and some great scores. 0 to 11 winners: Low Gross - Jake Aiken 37; Low Net - Bill Birks from Trail 33.5; Honourable mentions to Gary Janni, Colin Gill and Gord Simmens for low gross. Honourable mention to Mason Speer for low net. 12 to 18 winners: Low Gross-Kieran Hill 40; Low Net-Colin Rintoul 31. 19-plus winners: Low Gross - Ken Turner 44; Low Net-Michelle Valade 32.5. Jeff Bruce photo.

Redstone Men’s Night Golf

Redstone Resort Golf Course announces start of Men’s and Ladies’ nights last week

JIM BAILEY

Trail Times

Redstone Resort Golf Course announces start of Men’s and Ladies’ nights last week

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