2022 Qualifying Tee Times

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8:00	Scott Peters	Hanover, NH
	Andy Hydorn	Houston, TX
	Ben Peters	Hanover, NH
	Tom Peters	Naples, FL
8:10	Dean Cashman	Lebanon, NH
	Chris Hynes	Marblehead, MA
	Dillan Pierce
	Ryan Fay	Melrose, MA
8:20	Jim Jankowski	Newbury, NH
	David Larrivee	Bedford, NH
	Craig Steckowych	Greenland, NH
	Brett Wilson	Dover, NH
8:30	Adam Pippin	Piermont, NH
	Pat Pelletier	Lebanon, NH
	Patrick Norden	Orford, NH
	Robb Cramer	Norwich, VT
8:40	Dan McGee	Lebanon, NH
	Rob Henley	New London, NH
	Vince Kimball	West Lebanon, NH
	Zach Pollard	Grantham,  NH
8:50	Greg Hardy	Meriden, NH
	Tim Winslow	Etna, NH
	Mak Lyford	Hartford, VT
	Mike Lyford	Palm Beach Garden, FL
9:00	Griffin Kiritsy	Keene, NH
	Andrew Loney	Chesterfield, NH
	Tom Dupree	Lebanon, NH
	Mike Garvey	Lebanon, NH
9:10	Dave Cioffi	Etna, NH
	Ron Cioffi	Rutland, VT
	Jeff Frechette	Hartford, VT
	Fran Raggazino	Dresher, PA
9:20	Mike Hathorn	Hartford, VT
	Mitch Cable	Hartford, VT
	Bill Vielleux	Hartland, VT
	Bobby Hill	Berlin, NH
9:30	Kevin Appleton	Durham, NH
	Dave Doyle	Dennis, MA
	Mike Kelley	Bowdoinham, ME
	Darren Curtis	Leesburg, VA
9:40	Frank Lombardi	Quechee, VT
	Glenn Micalizio	Norwich, VT
	Toby Jasmin	Hartford, VT
	Todd Holmes	Hartford, VT
9:50	Ryan Bergeron	Sunapee, NH
	Cody Dodds	Franklin, MA
	Gary Smith	Grantham, NH
	Michael Fisher	Hanover, NH
10:00	Jake Obar	Hartford, VT
	Tyler Kelly	Portsmouth, NH
	Tyler Hosser	Hampton, NH
	Pete Robitaille	Exeter, NH
10:10	Matt Keane	Portsmouth, NH
	Jonathan Keane	Raleigh, NC
	Thomas J Keane	Charlstown, MA
	Kevin Keane	Jackson Hole, UT
10:20	Tom Keane	Rye Beach, NH
	Sam Natti	Landaff, NH
	Jim Keane	West Lebanon, NH
	Kevin Sullivan	St. Augustine, FL
10:30	Scott Sinclair	Milton, MA
	Joe Robblee	Marshfield, MA
	Alex Robinson	Charlestown, MA
	Jonathan Vogel	Durham, NH
10:40	Alex Lazerowich	Stratham, NH
	Forrest Dwyer	Austin, TX
	Anthony Cuomo	Waltham, MA
	Alex Carras	Framingham, MA
10:50	Dillon Sass	Burlington, VT
	Luke Marrinan	Woodstock, VT
	Ryan Thorpe	Manchester, MA
	Cam Thorpe	Charlstown, MA
11:00	Craig Maguire	Portsmouth, NH
	Mike Sullivan	Rye, NH
	Marcus Green	Edmund, OK
	Jared Lemos	Stratham, NH
11:10	Grant Kelly	Pembroke, NH
	Shane Glennon	Bedford, NH
	Mark Loranger	Portsmouth, NH
	Kevin Delaney	Greenland, NH
11:20	Eric Maskwa	Exeter, NH
	Dan Maskwa	Arvada, CO
	Mat Smith	Malden, MA
	Matthew McLaughlin	Chatham, MA
11:30	Cody Danforth	Lakewood, CO
	Tom Hovey	Charlestown, MA
	Peter Holzberger	Englewood, CO
	Nick Vuoto	Wheat Ridge, CO
11:40	Dan Elliott	Portsmouth, NH
	Christian Wolter	Portsmouth, NH
	Shane Wolter	New York, NY
	Matt Mackin	Santa Moneca, CA
11:50	Mark McCaddin	Hampton, NH
	Rick Wetmore	Portsmouth, NH
	Roger Demment	Etna, NH
	Tag Demment	Chestertown, MA
12:00	Robert Brown	Portland, ME
	Jack Arnold	Kennebunk, ME
	Rick Hughes	Etna, NH
	Chris Clark	Pacific Palisades, CA
12:10	Steve Hesser	Rye, NH
	Ted Sheehan	Seabrook, NH
	Pete McDougall	S. Burlington, VT
	Rob McDougall	S. Burlington, VT
12:20	Justin Cash	Quechee, VT
	Peter Mittendorf	Proctor, VT
	Bobby Davis	Hartford, VT
	Chad Frechette	Hartford, VT
12:30	Chris Broom	North Hampton, NH
	Jake Broom	Portsmouth, NH
	Joe Yukica	Hampton Beach, NH
	Mike Yukica	Lyme, NH
12:40	Jay Mullen	Quechee, VT
	Aaron Mullen	Tacoma, WA
	Steve Carlan	Quechee, VT
	Jim Punger	Hartford, VT
12:50	Nick MacDonald	New London, NH
	Shane MacDonald	Enfield, NH
	Charlie Carr	Hanover, NH
	Mike Schafer	Hanover, NH
1:00	Dan Campbell	Milford, NH
	Nick Trottier	Hartford, VT
	Eric Wales	Milford, NH
	Brad Coates	Amherst, NH
1:10	Doug Daniels	Hartland, VT
	Mike Pollard	Enfield, NH
	Eric Scott	Lebanon, NH
	Cole Lewis	Springfield, VT

Scenes From the Keane

Scott Peters and TJ Anthoine, Quechee Director of Golf, share a moment after the Vermont club played host to a hugely successful Tommy Keane Invitational.

Craig Steckowych and Brett Wilson congratulate each other on the 18th hole as champions Andy Hydorn and Scott Peters look on.

The championship pitted four friends against each other.

Peters and Wilson

Peters-Hydorn Grind Way To Title

Teammates congratulate each other after the final putt on the 18th hole.

QUECHEE – The Tommy Keane Invitational began Friday in a torrential downpour and, fittingly in its successful first run at The Quechee Club, ended Sunday with a rainbow over the heads of the winning team of Scott Peters and Andy Hydorn.

Three holes up on Craig Steckowych and Brett Wilson with six to go, Peters-Hydorn saw the veterans from the New Hampshire seacoast charge back and with a birdie on 18 have a chance to extend the match. But Hydorn answered the challenge with a birdie putt of his own to sew up the championship.

“They hit some great shots to get us down in a hole,” said Wilson. “But my partner came through and made a couple clutch birdies. We made them have to earn it on 18, and they answered the call.”

The Keane title is the eighth for Peters and his second with Hydorn, who has won the annual event three other times with a different partner.

“It was a great,” said Hydorn, who makes the trip up from Houston each year for the tournament. “Scott was awesome early on when I wasn’t so sharp. We pretty much had each other’s back the whole time. Brett and Craig are really good players and we knew it would be a tough match.”

Peters and Hydorn birdied the first hole on the Lakeland course to take an early lead that they never relinquished. After Hydorn’s three-foot birdie putt on 12 put his team three up with a chance to stretch the lead Wilson cozied a critical tricky downhill putt close on 13 to halve the hole with a par.

Then it was Steckowych winning 14 with a birdie and Wilson knocking in a putt on 15 to pull within one hole with three to play.

An excellent chip by Peters held off Steckowych and Wilson on 16 and after the 17th was halved it all came down to the matching birdies on the 18th green.

“They are two of the best players in New Hampshire and great friends,” said Peters. “We were hoping to play each other. You have to play good to beat those guys. You just have to.

“We ham-and-egged it. I didn’t play good some holes and he didn’t play good on some, but as a team we were a bunch under and managed to win.”

The championship flight finalists were the two top-seeded teams after shooting matching 66s during Friday’s qualifying. Peters-Hydorn also got the measure of the other pair in a one-hole playoff Friday for medalist honors.

“This was so much fun,” said Wilson. “All four of us are friends. We go on the road together. We were jovial. It just felt like four friends playing golf together, although obviously there was a little more on the line.”

The tournament, a staple at the now closed Hanover Country club from 1975  until 2019, was held at Quechee for the first time and for the first time in fall instead of its usual end-of-July date.

“The move here was seamless,” said Peters, who heads up the Keane committee. “The people at Quechee were wonderful and everyone loved it. I don’t think the tournament could have been better.”

Brett Wilson follows his putt on 18 under the rainbow.

(Check back Monday for a selection of photos from the championship flight final.)