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I also hope that the sentence brings some form of closure for the victim, the restaurant staff and owners and members of the public who were there the night of this offence. It was around noon in Carmel when Annabelle won her semifinal match and Tony knew he had to get there for the next day’s championship. I also made the point of learning a bit about the committee members beforehand, and where their specific interests lay," Pancake added. "If there was a mother who had kids playing I would emphasize to her the junior program I would develop. If there was a low-handicap member I would emphasize the competitive events I would plan. If there were beginning golfers on the committee I would tell them specifically about the clinics and introductory basics I had implemented in previous positions.Some names are easier than others to pronounce and remember," concludes Tony Pancake. "My last name, which is of German extraction, caused me plenty of grief when I was young. But in regards to my career it's been a benefit. Kids love it, adults will always remember it, and I'm thankful to my wife Libby for taking it!" Four friends, with an enthusiasm for whisky & whiskey, beer & TimTams (google it, but yes, penguins are better!), chatting & drinking until the wee hours of the morning, wondering why the UK's second city didn't have its own distillery. In 2022-23: Played in 12 tournaments overall, 11 for the Clemson team and one as an individual…had a 72.35 stroke average, third best in Clemson history…has 12 rounds in the 60s this year, an all-time Clemson record…led the team with four top 10 finishes, fourth most in a season in Clemson history…had 15 under-par rounds, tied for second most in a season in Clemson history…co-medalist at the Clemson Invitational when she had a seven under-par 209…named ACC Golfer of the Month for March of 2023…had three consecutive top 5 finishes at one point, she was second at the Clover Cup with a 10 under par 206, tied for first at Clemson Invitational with a 211 and fourth at the ACC Tournament with a 209…had a second round 66 that was her top round of the year…her performance at the Clover Cup featured three rounds in the 60s, she then followed that with rounds in the 60s in her first two rounds of the Clemson Invitational….that gave her a Clemson record five consecutive rounds in the 60s….finished the NCAA regional in 17th place with a five-under-par 211…for her last five tournaments and 15 rounds she was 18-under-par and had a 70.8 stroke average…shot under par in 11 of her last 15 rounds…all four of her top 10s this year were in the spring, she also tied for sixth at the Reynolds Lake…had 100 birdies for the year, third on the team, and 97th in the nation…. she now has 231 career birdies…started the year with a 13th-place finish at the Cougar Classic, that was her best tournament of the fall…her 67 in the fall at the Cougar Classic was the only bogey free round of the year by a Clemson golfer…had 17 birdies at the Clover Cup, she had at least 12 birdies in four straight events at one point…has 73.16 stroke average in the first round and 72.43 in the final round of tournaments…had 3.12 average on par three holes, 4.06 on par fours (45th in the nation) and 4.92 on par fives…her score counted 28 of 31 rounds for the team…Clemson’s best golfer in eight rounds and the best Tiger for three tournaments….has a 2-1 match play record this year, including 1-1 at the ACC Tournament…had a 3&1 win over Phoebe Brinker of Duke in the semifinals, lost to Amanda Sambach of Virginia 2&1 in the finals. It took her winning an Indiana State Amateur of her own to learn that both her mother (1985) and aunt, Kelli Akers (1990) won that same tournament. There’s literally clubs laying around everywhere,” Libby said. “… People probably think we made them play, but we never did. We just asked them if they want to play. They were around it so much, they were decent.”

While growing as a collegiate athlete and improving her game on the course, Pancake is studying health science with a focus on the behavioral and social sciences. The majority of golf professionals go from little-known club to lesser-known clubs and the closest they get to a high-profile golf event is walking the grounds or watching it on TV.

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It feels nice to know that there are people that are behind me, cheering me on at home, from my home course,” Annabelle said. “A lot of them have known me since I was little-little, so they’ve kind watched me progress. It makes me feel good that they care and they want to know how I’m doing and they’re cheering me on.” Not so for Indiana native Tony Pancake. His distinctive name is matched by an equally distinctive career, having held the top job at several of the best-known and most highly regarded clubs in the nation. He has also been the host pro at important golf events some half-a-dozen times, more than a career's worth, all the more impressive considering the man is just past 50.

Pancake expressed his gratitude and humble thoughts on being named the 2019 Indiana PGA Golf Pro of the Year. “It’s a tremendous honor,” he stated. “To be recognized by your peers, obviously, is gratifying, but at the same time, I know there are so many people that are as deserving as I was. I just happened to be the one who got their name called this year.” Allie went on to play at Lipscomb, TJ competed collegiately at Cedarville (Ohio) and Trent managed the Purdue golf team in college. Summer 2021: Won her second Indiana Women’s Amateur with a 200 total for 54 holes…had rounds of 65-66-69 to win by 14 shots over Haylin Harris….had 21 birdies and an eagle, 11 more under-par holes than any other player…won by tournament record 14 shots…also set tournament record for 36 hole score (131), 54-hole score (200) …captured the tournament at Prairie View Golf Club…finished tied for fifth at the Michigan PGA Women’s Open where she had rounds of 71-69-71…also played in North-South Amateur and the women’s Western Amateur where she shot 75-73.

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We have about 75 college and high school aged kids who caddy during the summer months. I think playing with a caddy adds to the experience of your round and it’s a chance to get to know a young man or young lady and have a positive impact on their life. We need 2,600 volunteers for this event and the Indianapolis community has again shown their willingness to share some Hoosier hospitality as we have over 2,500 volunteers already registered.

I’ve enjoyed watching her grow up around the club, watching her work on her game, watching her get better,” Gross said. “… It’s just a lot of fun to watch a young person who’s so dedicated and has gotten to be so good and I know a lot of the members feel the same way.” We are very excited to host the 2012 BMW Championship. While we have hosted some great events in the past 8 years including the Solheim Cup, the Women’s Amateur and the Senior Open. This will be the first time since 1991 that we have hosted the PGA TOUR players. Knowing we will have the top 70 players in the world for all 4 days is special! We showed up at state all four years of high school and made the podium every year we made it,” Pancake shared. “That was the goal—our high school coach [former head coach Jeff Anderson] would say, ‘Just get on the podium, that’s all we want,’ and we did it. I’m really proud of what the girls did, and it was also cool to have it be the first girls state title for Zionsville. We were all really proud of that.” Pancake’s high school athletic career wasn’t without its trials and tribulations, however. She suffered a broken ankle after winning state and had to sit out for three months while recovering.Her resume started to match that of her parents, who won some tournaments even Annabelle wasn’t aware of.