In the A-Flight, Danny MacDonald would put together one of those near perfect rounds he is likely to remember for a long time to come. His front nine would be one to frame, scoring nine straight pars, for a perfect 36. Danny would continue his outstanding play, scoring six additional pars on the back, and five over on three other holes. This outstanding play gave him a career round of 77 for a one stroke victory. Alone in second was Jordan Lebel (Toronto, ON) who would make it interesting.Jordane struggled on his first 4 holes but eventually found his groove and diligently watched the leaderboard on the Live Scoring feature as he worked his way through his round. Making a charge, finishing the final 14 holes at one over par, but unfortunately he would come up one short, finishing his day with a 78. To determine third place, card matching was used with three entering the clubhouse with matching rounds of 80: Brian Provencal (Oakville ON), Tony Oliverio (Brampton ON) and Bryan Rothery (Georgetown ON). When matching the inward nine scores, two would remain tied with Brian and Bryan matching 40s. When comparing the final six holes, it would be Brian (with an i), taking third, having scored a 27, bettering Bryan's 29.  

    

  

In the B-Flight, it would be John Waddington making a triumphant return to the Tour, playing in his first event of the 2014 Tour season. John played a steady round today, never really getting in too much trouble, scoring matching 41's on both nines, for a round of 82 and a one shot victory. To determine second and third place, card matching would be required with two scoring matching rounds of 83 turned in: Matt Pratt (Mississauga ON), and Bob Fisher (Burlington ON). When matching the inward nine scores, it would be Matt taking home the TaylorMade Wedge for second place having carded a 39 over Bob who would take third with his card showing a 40.

 

   

   

In the C-Flight, we would crown our first back to back winner early on this 2014 Tour season. It would be Mark Matusiak (Toronto ON) making it a day to remember, having tied his personal best with a round of 81, shooting a round he won't soon forget. Mark's scorecard would depict the essence of steady having only one blip. Mark would finish with 7 pars, 8 bogies, 1 triple bogie and 2 birdies to cap off a seven stroke victory. Alone in second was Krish Nair (Toronto ON) who would make it his third, top three finish, in the past four events, with a round of 88. Finishing in third today was Robert Perri (Toronto ON) who narrowly missed a top three finish at last week's BMO World Elite Summit, having come up short in a card match. Today, Robert shot a round of 90 with an incredible back nine swing, having gone out on the front with a 51 to close out the back with a 39.

 

   

 

The winner of the closest-to-the-pin was Matt Pratt, winning a dozen TaylorMade golf balls. As in previous years, and at every event, there will be the Mazda Hole in One hole, where all players will have a chance to win a $2,500 sponsor product shopping spree. The winner of the Hole in One closest to the pin contest was Mike DiFlorio. Along with these prizes, Petro-Canada, TaylorMade and Mill Street Brewery products are awarded to the top 3 finishers in each of the four Flights. The Tour also awards a draw prize at each event for a $50 certificate redeemable at the Mill Street Brew Pub; today's winner of the Mill Street Brewery Certificate was Bob Sikorski.

 

Another new addition to the 2014 Tour prizing is an opportunity to win a $20 Ultra 94 Preferred Pricing gas card. A per-event draw will take place from all players who fire a score of 94. The winner of the BMO World Elite, Ultra 94 $20 gas card this week was Michael Vettese of the B-Flight.

 

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In two weeks, the first Major of the year will be played on May 25^th & 26^th, a two-day 36-hole event where Order of Merits points and prizing increase by 50%. The BMO World Elite Major will take place, for the first time in the Tour's history, at The Club at Bond Head, a fabulous Private golf facility featuring two magnificent courses, designed by the renowned firm of Hurdzan-Fry, and member of the ClubLink family. We look forward to seeing you there; space is still available, sign up today!