Tournaments

2026 OOGL Tournaments

3 Club Tournament

Aquaman Tournament

Second Chance Tournament

2 Player Mixer

Red, White, & Blue Tournament

Dealer's Choice

OOGL Championship

3 Club Tournament

APRIL 27, 2026

You may bring three – and only three – clubs to play the round. Tough decision here: bring the driver and go for the longest drive prize? Or bring something more conservative and play for the low net prize?

Choose wisely!

3 Club Gross Champions

2026 Bill Rausch and Tanner Martin (37 tie)
2025 Cormac Meinshausen and Jimmy Sandusky (38 tie)
2024 Cormac Meinshausen (39)
2023 Cormac Meinshausen (36)
2022 Dave Engel (37)
2021 Jim Buelt (38)
2020 Tournament not held (COVID)
2003-2019 Awarded net prizes only

3 Club Net Champions

2026 Jason Serkowski and Jimmy Sandusky (35 tie)
2025 Eric VanAlstine (33)
2024 Dave Mitson (36)
2023 Colleen Groff, Rich Quadrel (33 tie)
2022 Rick Combs (33)
2021 Shane Dollarhyde (34)
2020 Tournament not held (COVID)
2019 Rich Quadrel (37)
2018 Jim Buelt (32)
2017 Jim Buelt, Rick Combs (35 tie)
2016 Paul Moore (31)
2015 Kelvin Soldat (34)
2014 Jim Buelt, Bruce Harrer (36 tie)
2013 Kirby Amacker (31)
2012 Dennis Dauble, Bruce Slonecker (37 tie)
2011 Kelvin Soldat (33)
2010 Kelvin Soldat (31)
2009 Tim Carlson (35)
2008 Paul Moore (33)
2007 Mark Hattrup, Dana Kain (36)
2006 Julie Longenecker (34)
2005 Howard Massey (34)
2004 Don Flynn, Rich Quadrel (35)
2003 Richard Robinson (35)

Aquaman Tournament

MAY 18, 2026

The format is simple: everyone plays from the aqua tees. Course handicaps are adjusted accordingly.

Prizes are awarded for best gross and net scores, and a number of hole prizes. Here’s where things get really interesting: we offer a Drive The Green (DTG) prize on 3 or 4 holes. Any player who is able to reach the green with their tee shot wins $10. (The ball must come to rest on the green after the first stroke on that hole).

Aquaman Gross Champions

2025 Rich Hague (31)
2024 Tracy Ikenberry (31)
2023 Hunter Thompson (33)
2022 Wes Lawrence (33)
2021 John Richardson (32)
2020 Wes Lawrence, John Richardson (34 tie)
2019 Bob Henckel (33)
2018 Wes Lawrence (32)
2017 Tim Carlson (33)
2016 Mike Dahl (35)

Aquaman Net Champions

2025 Jean Staehr (28)
2024 Danelle Hanson (29)
2023 Colleen Groff (30)
2022 Nick Mercer, Allen Osterman (29 tie)
2021 Jim Buelt, Amy Gottsch (32 tie)
2020 Amy Gottsch (30)
2019 Don Curet (26)
2018 Rob Dunn (30)
2017 Terry Walton (28)
2016 Chris Aardahl, Dan Chubb (32 tie)

Second Chance Tournament

JUNE 15, 2026

On each tee shot: Tee off with two balls and then choose the better of the two positions from which to play your second shot (like scramble format).

On all other shots: You may choose to play a second ball from your position, but if you choose to hit a second ball, then you must play that ball.

Remember, you are not required to hit a second ball. If the first one is perfect, then just go with it! Whether you play one or two balls, you may lift, clean, and place your ball on every shot.

Note: Playing Handicap for this tournament is set at 80% of Course Handicap.

2nd Chance Gross Champions

2025 Cormac Meinshausen (30)
2024 Cormac Meinshausen (31)
2023 Hunter Thompson (31)
2022 Jim Schott (32)
2021 Ken Burk (30)
2020 John Richardson (31)

2nd Chance Net Champions

2025 Dave Wunschel, Garrie Van Reenen (28)
2024 Eric VanAlstine (27)
2023 Rich Quadrel, Eric VanAlstine (28 tie)
2022 Kelly Butz (26)
2021 Wayne Johnson, Joe Rebic (27 tie)
2020 Dave Havens, Rich Quadrel (27 tie)

2 Player Mixer

JULY 13, 2026

Players team up in pairs and each team has a single handicap which is calculated by 60% of low handicap + 40% of high handicap.

First 3 holes: Scramble. Both players tee off and the team selects the better position of the two drives. Both players then play from that position and the team again selects the better of the two shots. This continues until the ball is holed. One team score is recorded.

Second 3 holes: Better Ball. Each player plays his/her own ball and the team records the better of the two gross scores on each hole. Individual birdies are paid on these 3 holes.

Third 3 holes: Alternating Shot. The team plays one ball and the players alternate shots until the ball is holed. Teams must also alternate which player makes the tee shot. For example, when playing the back: Player A tees off on the 16th & 18th holes and Player B tees off on the 17th hole.

2 Player Mixer Gross Champions

2025 Fred Jimenez & Cormac Meinshausen; Paul Felts & Bill Rausch (36 tie)
2024 Fred Jimenez & Cormac Meinshausen (33)
2023 Hunter Thompson & Mark Deichman (34)
2022 Ken Burk & Jane Combs (35)
2021 Roger Bauer & Sandy Bauer (34)
2020 Tracy Ikenberry & Rich Quadrel; Jim Schott & Leo Solis (34 tie)
2019 Jim Schott & Leo Solis (33)
2018 Wes Lawrence & Chris Aardahl (34)
2017 Wes Lawrence & Chris Aardahl, Dave Engel & Mark Hattrup, Hal Downey & Bob Henckel (36 tie)
2016 Ken Burk & Jim Jeffs; Wes Lawrence & Chris Aardahl; Hal Downey & Tracy Ikenberry (36 tie)
2015 Steve Lambert & Bruce Harrer (37)
2014 Tracy Ikenberry & Steve Wisness (33)
2013 Dana Kain & Joan Hopp (36)
2012 Dana Kain & Patricia Godoy-Kain; Roger Pollari & Steve Wisness (34 tie)
2011 Tracy Ikenberry & Rich Quadrel (35)
2010 Roger Pollari & Steve Wisness (34)
2009 Dana Kain & Taylor Kain-Godoy (34)
2008 Dana Kain & Patricia Godoy-Kain (32)
2007 Dana Kain & Craig Macdonald (35)
2006 Tracy Ikenberry & Mark Hattrup (39)
2005 Dennis Dauble & Al Garcia (33)

2 Player Mixer Net Champions

2025 Buck Spanner & Mike Emerick (30)
2024 Tracy Ikenberry & Rich Quadrel; Ron Mack & Denis Hall; Bruce Davison & Adam Hughes (30, tie)
2023 Brennan & Lisa Church (30)
2022 Connor MacDougall & Jim Buelt (30)
2021 Ken Burk & Jane Combs; Ward TeGrotenhuis & Bruce Harrer (31 tie)
2020 Greg Marmon & Rick Stewart (28)
2019 Kelvin Soldat & Kirby Amacker (29)
2018 Jim Buelt & Terry Walton; Bill Wedberg & Stan Hages (28 tie)
2017 Rick Combs & Mike Combs (28)
2016 Ken Burk & Jim Jeffs; Steve Lambert & JD Nolan (29 tie)
2015 Obie & Kirby Amacker (29)
2014 Mark Panisko & Jeff Johnson (27)
2013 Kirby Amacker & Obie Amacker (28)
2012 Dave Kostorowski & Janie Treadway (28)
2011 Darby Stapp & Julie Longenecker (30)
2010 Dana Kain & Taylor Kain-Godoy; Dennis Dauble & Al Garcia (32 tie)
2009 Mike Alderson & Kevin Piatt (27)
2008 Scott Ochander & Tom Padilla (26)
2007 Paul Moore & Kevin Moore (30)
2006 Darby Stapp & Julie Longenecker (32)
2005 Eric Damberg & Bruce Slonecker (28)

Red, White, & Blue Tournament

AUGUST 10, 2026

The format is individual stroke play, and we play for gross (not net) scores. The hitch, however, is that players may change tee blocks on each hole, depending on their score from the previous hole.

The Commissioner specifies your tee block for the first hole. If you make (gross) par or better on the first hole, then you go “backward” one tee block when you start the next hole. If you make a bogey, you stay on the same tee block for the next hole. If you make a double bogey or worse, you move forward one tee block.

You repeat the same exercise on the third hole, depending on what score you made on the second hole, and so on for each successive hole. Obviously, if you shoot par or better from the black tees you can’t go any farther “back.” Similarly, if you shoot double bogeys or worse from the closest (aqua) tees, you can’t go any farther forward.

Birdies pay a variable amount depending on what tees were used to score the birdie.

Flight A RWB Champions

2025 Cormac Meinshausen (35)
2024 Cormac Meinshausen (39)
2023 Hunter Thompson (34)
2022 Tracy Ikenberry (38)
2021 John Richardson (40)
2020 Chris Aardahl (37)
2019 Jim Schott (38)
2018 John Richardson (38)
2017 Ken Burk (36)
2016 Wes Lawrence (37)
2015 Bob Henckel (40)
2014 Tracy Ikenberry (39)
2013 Chris Aardahl (38)
2012 Dana Kain, Steve Wisness (40)
2011 Dana Kain (39)
2010 Dana Kain (34)
2009 Dana Kain (39)
2008 Tim Carlson (37)
2007 Darin Hekkala (38)

Flight B RWB Champions

2025 Dave Engel, Mike Reichert, Mike Dahl, Dave Wunschel (41)
2024 Mike Dahl, Connor MacDougall (40)
2023 Dave Engel (40)
2022 Brady Heid, Steve Lambert (40 tie)
2021 Jim Buelt (42)
2020 Rich Gonzales (40)
2019 Jeff Riddelle (41)
2018 Steven Quadrel (43)
2017 Dave Engel (39)
2016 Jim Buelt, Kelvin Soldat (42 tie)
2015 Steve Wisness (41)
2014 Kelvin Soldat (42)
2013 Al Garcia, Kelvin Soldat (42 tie)
2012 Jim Buelt, Kelvin Soldat (41 tie)
2011 Mark Hattrup (43)
2010 Eric Choi (41)
2009 Bruce Harrer (42)
2008 Eric Choi, Mark Hattrup, Rich Quadrel (41 tie)
2007 Dave Engel (39)

Flight C RWB Champions

2025 Derek Kattner (43)
2024 Mike Combs, Bruce Davison, Joe Rebic (41)
2023 Rich Quadrel (40)
2022 Dave Mitson (40)
2021 Ward TeGrotenhuis (43)
2020 Bruce Harrer (41)
2019 Eric Damberg (41)
2018 Bill Wedberg (41)
2017 Ward TeGrotenhuis (41)
2007-2016 Only two flights (A&B) designated

Dealer's Choice

SEPTEMBER 14, 2026

This tournament is played in a Scramble format, in which each foursome is a 4-player team. As is typical in this format, all four players hit a shot. The team then selects one of the shots and the other three players pick up their balls and play from the selected location. However, there's a twist:

Before starting a hole, each player draws a card from a deck of 13 cards (Ace through King). The player then must play that hole using only the club that corresponds to the card drawn. For example, if a player drew a "5", he/she must use a 5-iron for all strokes on that hole, except for putts.

Once the selected ball is on the green, all players may use their putters to hole out. On the next hole, the players draw new cards and repeat the process.

Dealer's Choice Gross Champions

2025 Tanner Martin, Joe Cheevers, Jim Sandusky, Brennan Sutey AND Joey Edminster, Andre Woehle, Marvin Warner, Joe Rebic (32, tie)

Dealer's Choice Net Champions

2025 Tim Barnes, Derek Kattner, Cooper Whitney, Garrie VanReenen (28)

OOGL Championship

OCTOBER 4, 2026

The OOGL Championship is the final event of the year and has an $2,000+ purse.

This is an 18-hole tournament, based on individual stroke play. Prizes include 1st-4th place gross and net scores across three flights, hole prizes on every hole, and both gross and net skins.

OOGL gross champions

2025 Mike Rose, Joey Edminster (74, tie)
2024 Cormac Meinshausen (72)
2023 Jim Schott (71)
2022 Jim Schott (69)
2021 John Richardson, Leo Solis (77, tie)
2020 Roger Bauer (72)
1999-2019 Awarded net prizes only

OOGL net champions

2025 Eric Van Alstine, Dan Breitenfeldt (72, tie)
2024 Danelle Hanson (66)
2023 Ken Burk (64)
2022 Wes Lawrence (65)
2021 Rich Gonzales (67)
2020 Tim Carlson (64)
2019 Jim Jeffs (69)
2018 Leon Wood (64)
2017 Jason Jones (62)
2016 Stan Hages (69)
2015 Wes Lawrence (65)
2014 Wes Lawrence (68)
2013 Steven Quadrel (70)
2012 Eric Damberg, Paul Moore (67, tie)
2011 Rick Mares (65)
2010 Kevin Piatt (68)
2009 Bruce Harrer (75)
2008 Hal Downey (63)
2007 Ken Renteria (67)
2006 Bob Mueller (66)
2005 Eric Damberg (62)
2004 Bruce Harrer (68)
2003 Patricia Godoy-Kain, Gary Petersen (65, tie)
2002 Mark Hattrup (65)
2001 Mark Goodwin, Andrea Melius (68, tie)
2000 Mark Triplett (66)
1999 Rich Quadrel (72)

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