From the 5th to the 9th of March 2013, the 26th annual Caribbean International Pro-Am II was played in Casa de Campo – with many golfers from the United States and across the worlds enjoying a magnificent week of golf on Casa de Campo’s impressive Pete Dye designed courses; the Teeth of the Dog, Links and Dye Fore.
Throughout the tournament, golfers were treated to the most beautiful weather – endless days of sunshine – which has brought the Bougainvillea out in full color all across the resort, especially around the links golf course!
As well as excellent golf, the tournament participants enjoyed fabulous dining at Casa de Campo’s finest restaurants; at the Casa de Campo Hotel, Minitas Beach, Marina Casa de Campo and Altos de Chavón, as well as special celebratory nights which included a welcome cocktail and the prize-giving ceremony and dinner.
26th annual Caribbean International Pro-Am II – Winners
Gross Champions:
River Forest Country Club, IL
B. J. Paul
Jim Nelson
Mike Profita
Mark Szadokierski
Net Champions:
Tallwood Country Club, CT
John Nowobilski
Gene Cunningham
Donald Grundmeier
Paul Kenneson
Ladies team:
Echo Lake Country Club, NJ
Joan Laezza
Denise Preston
Jill Sitcer
Barbara Vanderbilt
Closest to the Pin: Saturday, March 9
Teeth of the Dog hole #5: Mike Profita – River Forest Country Club Teeth of the Dog hole #7: Gene Cunningham – Tallwood Country Club Teeth of the Dog hole #13: Paul Kenneson – Tallwood Country Club Teeth of the Dog hole#16: Joe Hardy – Crestmont Country Club
Hole in one!
Greg Zohovetz, hole #5 on the Links
Senior Professionals
Champion: Mike Preston, Echo Lake Country Club, NJ Runner-up: John Nowobilski, Tallwood Country Club, CT
Junior Professionals
Champion: B. J. Paul, River Forest Country Club, IL Runner-up: Joe Hardy, Crestmont Country Club, NJ
2nd Runner-up: Joe Levatino, Echo Lake Country Club, NJ
Casa de Campo’s first golf course, Pete Dye’s masterpiece, the Teeth of the Dog, was opened more than 40 years ago in 1971 thus beginning the transformation of Casa de Campo from a rural seaside retreat into a world-class golf destination, otherwise known as the “World’s Leading Golf Resort.”