Greg Smith- Past ASMC & Co-Owner of C21 Lad Realty

Services are Tuesday for Gregory George Smith, who died May 21 at his home in Aptos. He was 64. He worked alongside his daughter and two business partners Kelley and Cindy Trousdale, with Century 21 Lad Realty in Aptos, whom he considered dear friends, said his wife of 36 years. He enjoyed music, spending time with his family, playing on the Aptos Poker Tour and golfing with his many friends at Seascape Golf Club; he was especially proud of his hole-in-one, his family said. Survivors: Wife Rozanne Smith of Aptos; daughter Natalie Smith of Aptos; mother Lorraine Smith of New Jersey; sister Cindy Stein of New Jersey; brother Micheal Smith of New Jersey; and a nephew, an uncle, an aunt and two nieces.

SERVICES: 1 p.m. Tuesday May 25th Santa Cruz Memorial, Mission Chapel, 1927 Ocean St., Santa Cruz.

Jack Wirth Leaves For Oakdale Area

Long time Seascape & former ASMC board member, Jack Wirth, sold his house on the left side of #2 fairway. After many years in Rio Del Mar, he and his wife Sue are moving to be closer to family and grandchildren. Jack served as Treasure and on the tournament committee during his time on the board back in the late 80's & early 90's.

Jack has many friends in and around the club. He was one of the regulars in the Tuesday morning foursome, in addition to a few other days during the week. Over the years, Jack and some of his golfing buddies would take fishing trips once a year....and always come back with some great stories and pictures. He played in most ASMC tourney's and found the "Winners" check often!

Jack is and always will be one of the club's...truly...nice guy's and will be sorely missed...We all wish Jack & Sue the best, as they settle in to their new routine in Escalon, Ca.

Editors Note: ASMC Member Tom Mckenna bought the Wirth's home, and part of the deal was getting Jack's personal golf cart...so their will still be a little reminder of our friend Jack!

From Jane Murphy & Family

Dear Aptos Seascape Men's Club, Just a note to once again say "Thank You" all for the telephone calls, the notes, the visits, emails, and the beautiful orchid plant, the prayers and loving thoughts. Peter loved the club, and being over with you all...it was a joy to see so many at his celebration. I plan on coming over every once in a while and checking out his "Office"...Love, Jane Murphy & Family

Services For Peter Murphy

As many of you already know, long time ASMC member Peter Murphy passed away last Friday afternoon. Peter was a past President of ASMC, as well as past Treasurer and long time Board Member. He was also Captain of the Team Match Play team back in the 90's. Many of you will also recall that Peter organized and ran the Calcutta betting at the annual Invitational tournament. He was a dear friend to many at the club, and he will be greatly missed.A Celebration of Peter's life will be held on Friday, April 9th, beginning at 10:00 AM at Resurrection Catholic Church in Soquel, followed by a reception Seascape Golf Club immediately following the Mass. Here are the details:Resurrection Catholic Church7600 Soquel DriveAptosTel: 831-688-4300Luncheon Celebration immediately following the Mass:Seascape Golf Club610 Clubhouse DriveAptosTel: 831-688-3213 Peter's family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, please consider donating to: Casa Allegra Community Services .

Vandals Tear Up Golf Course

A group of young men in a red Jeep did doughnuts across the third hole at Seascape Golf Club early Friday, ripping up the grass and causing $1,000 to $2,000 in damage, the Sheriff's Office reported. Course staff called 911 around 2:45 a.m. to report that the Jeep tore up the lawn, then speed down Rio del Mar Blvd toward the beach area. Deputies found the Jeep parked on the 200 block and four young men nearby. They determined who the driver was and arrested that man. 19-year old LORENZO BOMBARDIERI of Live Oak, on suspicion of felony vandalism. Three others in the Jeep and a Boulder Creek man, 19, a 20-year old from Ben Lomond and a Rio del Mar resident, 21- were not arrested (WHY THE HELL NOT?) Bombardieri was booked into County Jail and later released.

#6 Gives Up A Rare Hole-In-One

ASMC Member Cameron Hanson, having only started playing golf three years ago had his first... and one of the few H-O-I's on the 201 yard, 6th hole with a 4-iron. Cam and his playing partners heard a noise from the tee box, as his shot went right in on the fly. It doesn't get any better than that. You can usually find Cam during the week, most mornings playing at least 9 holes, at the range or on the practice green. His passion for the game is paying off as he is down to a 1.9 index. Give Cam a "Big" golf clap the next time you see him and keep on eye out for him to make a run at this years Club Championships!

Hadley, Stobaugh, Twaddle Win Flights in January

The rains broke, the sun burst through and 7-handicapper John Hadley shot a blistering net 65 to take top honors in the first flight in January's individual tournament and NCGA South Zone Qualifier.

Second place in the first flight was grabbed by Cameron Hanson, a 3-handicapper, who also shot 72, for a net 69.

Allen Stobaugh, with an 18 handicap, turned in a net 63 to win the second flight, followed by 16-handicapper Bob Tomasi with a net 69.

Third flight winner was 23-stroker Bob Twaddle, with a net 69, followed by Sid Martin with a net 70.

NCGA qualifiers based on low gross were Hadley and Hanson, with Scott Humphreys as first alternate. Based on low net the qualifiers were Stobaught and Tomasi, with Jack Wirth as first alternate.

Other money winners in the first flight were Ron Lindsay, Tom McNary and Matt Ryan; in the second flight, Jack Wirth, Bob Norton and Bill Campbell; and in the third flight, Tony Riccabona, Don Schwartz and Dick Staniford.

Closest-to-the-pin honors on #8 were Jorgen Hagglof, Kris Reyes and Craig Matthews, and on #12, Sig Martin, Ron Lindsay and Glenn Taylor.