Newington, Connecticut (August 25, 2026) – Andrew Beauton and Patrick McGuiness captured the win with three-under scores at the Indian Hill Country Club One Day Tournament presented by Chris Cote’s Golf Shop.
In the Tettelbach Gross Division, Andrew Beauton’s (Madison CC) early streak of birdies on Nos. 3-6 put him in the lead early and kept him ahead of the field finishing with three strokes on the runner up. Carding a total of five birdies and only two bogeys, Beauton shot a 3-under 69.
In second place was Raymond Greco (Blackledge CC) with a consistent game of two counteracting birdies and bogeys ending him even par, tied for third was Rammi Hazza (eClub of Connecticut) and Richard S Marino (Indian Hill CC) both finishing 1-over, and rounding out the leaderboard tied in fifth place was Matthew Quinn (Portland West GC) and Marty Girouard (East Mountain GC) at 3-over 75.
In the Tettlebach Net Division, Marty Girouard took first place with a net score of 4-under, John Miecznikowski (Pequabuck GC) tied Richard S Marino for second with 2-under, and a three way tie for fourth place between Rammi Hazzaa, Dan Skoczylas (TPC River Highlands), and Eric Soucy (Indian Hill CC) all with a net score of even-par rounded out the leaderboard.
In the Siderowf Gross Division, Patrick McGuiness (Keney GC) finished with a 3-under 69, two shots ahead of runner-up Ken Parisi (Indian Hill CC) who shot 1-under.
McGuiness’s round consisted of a single bogey amongst 4 birdies on Nos. 2,7,15 and 18.
Dean Godek (Ceder Knob GC) and Patrick McCormack (Brooklawn CC) share the third place tie, rounding out their day with a 73, and fifth place is shared by Bob Fliss (Southington CC), Eric Litke (Keney GC), and Terry Ruzzo (Tallwood CC) finishing with a 75.
In the Siderowf Net Division, Fliss, McGuiness and Greg Pansa (Rock Ridge CC) all share the lead with a 2-under 70, followed by Mike Spicci (Rock Ridge CC) and Lawrence Finucane (Shennecossett GC) rounding out the leaderboard with a 1-under net score of 72.
About the Connecticut State Golf Association
The Connecticut State Golf Association functions as an extension of the USGA and provides stewardship for amateur golf in Connecticut. Founded in 1899, it is the country’s oldest state golf association and conducts over 60 Championships, Qualifiers, and One Day Tournaments throughout the year.
