Six two-golfer teams win titles at Spider Webb Invitational; Individual hits hole-in-one, earning $2,500 for feat

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TEEING OFF — Billy Terry watches his tee shot on No. 10 during the second round of the 46th annual Spider Webb Invitational Sunday afternoon at Choctaw Country Club. Terry and partner Jud Maxwell were second in the fourth flight. Photo by Frances Walston

Six two-golfer teams won titles at this past weekend's Spider Webb Invitational at Choctaw Country Club.
Brad Risenhoover and Levi Molini won the championship flight with a two-day score of 63-65—128. Randall Wheat and John Spikes were second (66-63—129), while Jerry Holton and Kale Holton (61-71—132) won third place in a scorecard playoff with Zac Pool and Travis Warner (65-67—132).
In the president's flight, Lyle Whitworth and Lance Sconyers took first place (65-67—132), followed by Ronnie Burgess and Jon Sullivan (70-68—138) and Brian Roberts and Kevin Traywick (70-68—138).
Homer Oglesby and Russell Van Hook were the champions of the first flight with a score of 69-68—137, besting runners-up Clark Summers and Dallas Detweiler (69-70—139) and Johnny Burgess and Scotty White (66-73—139) by two shots.
In the second flight, Matt Hightower and Chris Dooley bested the field with a 71-73—144, beating Norm Clayborn and Clay Jack (70-74—144) on a scorecard playoff. Bokoshe High School Basketball/Softball coach Daniel Caldwell and Shane Whitekiller were third (74-71—145), also winning on a scorecard playoff over Max Manlove and Mick Thompson (71-74—145).
Mike Rose and Wade Hurst won the third-flight title with a 73-71—144. Joe Davison and Leflore High School Softball/Basketball Coach Heath McBeth were second (78-73—151), while Kenny McDonald and Everett Kannady were third (78-74—152).
In the fourth flight, Steve Bell and Danny Minor won top honors with a 71-71—142, beating the duo of Billy Terry and Jud Maxwell (72-71—143) by one shot. Matt Webb and Heavener High School Golf Coach Russ McDonald were third (70-77—147).
Jose Chavez was the lucky individual of the tournament as he hit a hole-in-one Saturday on hole No. 11, earning him $2,500. Witnessing the shot were his partner, Juan Barba, along with some other golfers whose names were not available at press time.
Mark Deason won a John Deere push mower as he had the shot which was closest to the pin on No. 2, also on Saturday.