2022 Tommy Keane Invitational: 3 P.M. Update

Friday, September 24, 2021

3 P.M. Update

66	Scott Peters/Andy Hydorn
66	Craig Steckowych/Brett Wilson
67	Jim Jankowski/Andrew Jankowski
70	Vince Kimball/Zach Pollard
70	Adam Pippin/Ran Landgraf
71	Ben Peters/Tom Peters
72	Griffin Kiritsy/Andrew Loney
74	Chris Taylor/Erik Lindahl
74	Matt Schmidt/Mike David
75	Patrick Norden/Brent Hatch
75	Mak Lyford/Mike Lyford
77	Chris House/Ryan Fay
77	Mike Kelley/Don Weisburger
78	Charlie Carr/Charlie Wheeland
78	Mark McCaddin/Rick Wetmore
78	Tom Dupree/Mike Garvey
81	Greg Hardy/Ken Goodrow
82	Dean Cashman/Brad Podolac
85	Julian Jaworski/Eric Emery
85	Bobby Davis/Chad Frechette

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The Tommy Keane Story

Tommy Keane, born and raised in Arlington, Mass., came to Dartmouth in 1922 as coach of golf and professional at Hanover Country Club and continued in both positions until his retirement in 1966.

His record as a coach was 305-176-5. His 1941 team won the Eastern Intercollegiate Tournament and his 1934 team captured the New England Championship.

An inspiring personality, the genial Keane was a respected teacher of this gentleman's game who encouraged his pupils to strive for excellence. The Tommy Keane Invitational was inaugurated in 1975.