The DDWGA Classic heads to Miami Valley Golf Club this Monday, October 19, with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Four-person teams will compete in an 18-hole gross and net better-ball format, followed by dinner and awards. Bring unwanted clubs to donate and support the DDWGA Scholarship Fund through the course raffle.

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Four, A Division champions were crowned at the Ohio Doubles Championship last Saturday, October 10, under cool, misty conditions on NCR Country Club’s refreshed North Course. Cyle Halbrook and Ryan Hufnagle won the Men’s title at 10 under par, Britt Platt and Brandon Knutson captured the Mixed title at 12 under, and Ryan McNiece and Jeff Luken won the Senior title at 4 under. Susie Stein and Julie Tabar secured the Women’s championship in a playoff. All four teams earned the opportunity to advance to the National Championship at The Bear’s Club in Florida.

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Young women connected to golf in Greater Dayton: apply for a DDWGA scholarship! Since 1996, the program has supported academic dreams with grants traditionally ranging from $500 to $2,000. Complete the online application and upload documents for consideration.

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Alter graduate T.J. Kreusch finished second as Dayton led local teams at the Moraine Intercollegiate. Catch the highlights from Moraine and the Raider Individual, then look ahead to the Dayton Flyer Invitational, October 19–20 at NCR Country Club. Spectators are welcome for the area’s collegiate finale.

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The USGA is rolling out a redesigned GHIN mobile app with easier navigation, improved course graphics and expanded statistics to help golfers track their game. Your Handicap Index and score posting remain front and center, while a refreshed Stats section makes it easier to follow scoring trends, review hole-by-hole performance and explore results at courses you play regularly. The Apple Watch experience has also been redesigned.

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Jim Heimbach, a Centerville resident and NCR member, has loved golf since winning Greene Country Club’s 9-hole Club Championship at age nine. He enjoys the various roles he fills as an MVG volunteer and has also volunteered at Hoopla and USGA events. Jim retired from NCR Corporation in 2025 after 41 years as a Software Architect and serves on NCR Country Club’s Board of Trustees. He is married with two grown children and collects golf memorabilia, old soda signs, and clocks. Thank you, Jim, for sharing your time and passion for golf as a volunteer!

On a personal note, my dad, Bob, passed away last Friday. Many of you knew him through the many Miami Valley Golf events he played in, or as my lifelong caddie. To me, he was Dad, always ready for whatever came his way and always there for us. He gave generously of his time to our family and community, and we will miss him greatly.

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