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NSG<strong>Fall</strong><strong>2018</strong>.qxp_Layout 1 8/17/18 3:15 PM Page 26<br />
NOTEBOOK >>> CONTINUED FROM P. 15<br />
Ryan Daly of Salem (162), Michael<br />
Strazzere of Indian Ridge (163),<br />
Michael Walsh of Winchester (163),<br />
Tommy Harrington of Olde Salem<br />
Greens (168), Brendan Locke II of<br />
Tedesco (169), and Robbie O’Brien<br />
of Winchester (173).<br />
•••••••••<br />
On one of the hottest days of the summer,<br />
the NEPGA Junior Tour made its second<br />
stop of the season at Gannon <strong>Golf</strong> Course<br />
Aug. 7. Aidan Daly of Hamilton shot<br />
73 to win the boys 16-18 division by nine<br />
shots. Middleton’s Michael Donabedian<br />
was third. Brandon Farrin of Danvers<br />
won the boys 14-15 division with a 75 to<br />
win by four shots over Salem’s Ethan<br />
Doyle and Michael Papamechail.<br />
Burlington’s Riley Reardon won the<br />
boys 12-13 division with a 93.<br />
•••••••••<br />
Concord’s Erika Redmond won the<br />
girls 13-and-under division.<br />
At a NEPGA Junior Tour event at Far<br />
Corner <strong>Golf</strong> Club in West Boxford Aug.<br />
2, Robbie Forti of Peabody, Michael<br />
Papamechail of Salem, Ryan Chang<br />
of Lexington, Julia Loghinov of<br />
Carlisle and Lily Nguyen of Lowell<br />
were winners. Great rounds were shot<br />
by Lowell’s Owen Goulette, Salem’s<br />
Nick Angeramo, Marblehead’s<br />
George Rowe, Lynn’s Jake Valeri,<br />
Beverly’s Jackson Scott, <strong>North</strong><br />
Andover’s Daniel MacMillan,<br />
Topsfield’s Blake Buonopane,<br />
Danvers’ Brandon Farrin,<br />
Haverhill’s Jackson DiFloures,<br />
Haverhill’s Aiden Azevedo, Danvers’<br />
Dominic Meyers. Haverhill’s Nicholas<br />
Samahar, Reading’s Nate Johnson,<br />
Lynnfield’s Stephen Forgione,<br />
Lynnfield’s Michael Forgione,<br />
Lexington’s Anna Zhang, Haverhill’s<br />
Ava Spencer and Andover’s<br />
Grace Hammond.<br />
At a NEPGA Junior Tour event at<br />
Rockport <strong>Golf</strong> Club Aug. 1, Lynnfield’s<br />
Aidan Kelly had the low round of the<br />
day. He won the boys 16-18 division w<br />
ith a 77, 14 shots ahead of runner-up<br />
Lucas Hoertdoefer of Winchester.<br />
•••••••••<br />
Kirk Hanefeld, Salem CC’s director<br />
of instruction, won the NEPGA Seniors<br />
title at Okemo Valley in Vermont.<br />
He shot a 7-under 133, besting runner-up<br />
Tom Tobey of Sandwich Hollow by a<br />
single shot. Kernwood’s Frank Dully<br />
and Beverly G&T’s David Dionne tied<br />
for ninth at 140. … Josh Salah of<br />
Gloucester won the PGM <strong>North</strong>port<br />
Championship in Kuala Lumpur,<br />
Malaysia. It’s his second win on the<br />
Asian Development Tour. l<br />
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Johnson uses a trailer that looks<br />
like something a landscaper might tow<br />
around, and it's filled with carts and<br />
a solo rider - a chair that can bring<br />
people who cannot use their legs in an<br />
upright position so they can swing a<br />
club – for people who might only be<br />
able to use their hands.<br />
“We call them ‘paragolfers,’<br />
“Johnson said. “(The chairs are)<br />
pretty cool. We have paragolfers on<br />
the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Shore</strong>. We have people with<br />
spinal cord injuries playing on a regular<br />
basis because the equipment is there.”<br />
However, Johnson said, “the<br />
equipment is pretty expensive. But<br />
some courses have them on their sites.”<br />
The clinics Johnson runs last six<br />
hours all told, “and for those six hours,<br />
we charge a whopping $40,” he said.<br />
Naturally, Johnson feels it’s money<br />
well spent.<br />
“(The program) is a game-changer,”<br />
he said.<br />
“A lot of people are getting back<br />
in the game after one or two years of<br />
having their clubs in a corner. Some<br />
people also find themselves with idle<br />
time because they can’t work. So they<br />
take up golf.” l