| River Cup 2001 Fourball Click any image for larger version Singles Match Pictures | River Cup 2001 Results |
 Tommy Pruitt |
 Jim Dwyer |
 Paul Sinclair and Paul Strauss |
Paul Sinclair |
Will Scott |
Jeff Hudgins |
George Whitley |
Tom McCandlish |
Awash in color on the first tee: JF Dunlap, Brad Smallwood, Ear Moorman, Joby Klotz (l-r) |
Brad Smallwood demonstrates the natural golf address |
JF Dunlap |
Scott Warren |
Dennis Ryan |
Chris Young |
Jack Rogers |
Cliff Culley |
Jim Nelson looks good in his follow through, but has apparently missed the ball |
Richard Locke |
Jeff Hull |
Chuck Ditsler pulls the trigger on the third fairway as Will Scott watches |
Partners Doug Urquhart and Gordon Smythe Hyde-Whyte |
Rob Hershey chips onto the 4th green |
Mark Deblois at the 7th tee |
Jonathon Reynolds gets ready to walk in Gordon Smythe Hyde-Whyte's line, 7th green |
Doug Urquhart chipping back to 7th green |
Wes Morck, 7th green |
Paul Sinclair, Paul Strauss, Rob Hershey, Jeff Hudgins walking to 7th green |
Jeff Hudgins putting from just off green, 7th hole |
Will Scott standing over 5 footer on 4th hole |
Paul Sinclair, Paul Strauss (chipping), Jeff Hudgins, Rob Hershey, 9th hole |
Chris Young chips onto the 18th green while Scott Warren and Dennis Ryan watch |
Scott Warren, Jack Rogers, Dennis Ryan, Chris Young at the 18th |
Crowd at 18th green |
Dennis Ryan putts from behind green on 18 . . . |
. . . putts back up the tier . . . |
. . . and picks up for a solid 3-putt bogey |
Jeff Hull putting to the treacherous pin on 18 |
Richard Locke putting up the tier on 18 |
Joby Klotz and JF Dunlap in their retro River Cup hats, circa 1998 |
Jim Nelson misses from below the tier on 18 |
River Cup physician Chris Young tends to Will Scott's back problems while Doug Urquhart waits for ankle treatment
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Doug Urquhart gives Chris Young a quick kick to the forehead
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Cliff Culley walks to yet another putt on 18 that rolled down the tier . . . |
. . . and putts back up |
Threesomes behind the River Cup formed a sixsome - and still were being held up |
Eddie Eddins after shooting a record 70, first sub-par round in the River Cup |