From the Bunkers: Twilight League play

Dads of lady golfers will be responsible for dinner or supper, whichever you call it, each Tuesday throughout the season, as the ladies at Houlton Community Golf Course have changed their Tuesday game from the a.m. to the p.m.
The Twilight League for the gals is called “Play of the Day.”
    Players are divided into divisions A-B-C based on their handicaps. The play committee will set up foursomes each week by mixing up the field. They will not be playing with the same ones each week. Players need to sign up for the next week and have up to Sunday at noon for the Tuesday play.
The Men’s Twilight League on Thursday is divided into three divisions The Shanksville Duffers, who play at 3 p.m.; the Hack Attack at 4 p.m. and The Chili Dippers at 5 p.m.
Teams in the Shanksville Duffers division are: Team 3, Gary Stewart/Jerry Tweedie; Team 4, Robert Askren/Vaughn Putnam; Team 7, Jerry Adams/Art Nickel; Team 5, Jerry York/Bob Gray; Team 1, Ray Mailman/JonTurner; Team 8, Mike Fleming/Steve Henderson; Team 2, David Grant/Jerry Riley and Team 6, Bill Marciniak/Malcolm Mersereau.
Teams in the Hack Attack division include: Team 10, Joe Bergan/Wayne Floyd; Team 14, Chris Williams/Danny Williams; Team 18, Dewey DeWitt/Brent McGuire; Team 12, Benjamin Goodwin/Rick Goodwin; Team 15, Paul Adams/Richard York; Team 17, Donald Dunn/Russell Fitzpatrick; Team 13, Tony Marino/Andrew Peabody; Team 16, Marty Bouchard/Dan Tracy; Team 9, Zachary Goodwin/Aaron Peabody and Team 11, Scott Austin/Brian Longstaff.
Teams included in the Chili Dippers are: Team 26, Billy Dwyer/Ted Pettengill; Team 27, Gary Hannigan/William Weber; Team 28, Marty Gervais/Frank McPartland; Team 19, Gabe Goodwin/Daniel Peabody; Team 20, Nick Chase/Logan Holmes; Team 24, Ian Gervais/Porter Gervais; Team 23, Peter Madore/Nick Skehan; Team 25, Mac Moody/Brad Butler; Team 21, David Edgar/Tom Moakler and Team 22, Wayne Belyea/Mike Kelley.
The top 13 teams qualify for the playoffs on Aug. 15. Three flight winners get first-round byes, with the championship match on Labor Day, Sept. 5.
Saturday, June 18 is the date of this year’s first scramble — four men or women’s teams — this co-ed  event allows husband and wives or just male and female friends to blame each other for missed shots. Or, it could be foursomes of the same gender to vie for prizes. Scrambles are great fun so sign up at the Pro Shop.
Tip of the week: Bring plenty of fly spray.