Men and women in age groups from 50 to 89 compete in the Palm Coast and Flagler Beaches Senior Games golf tournament

Medals were awarded for each age group in five-year increments.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 11:00 a.m. September 15, 2025
Women medal winners Kelly Biele, Ruby Owens, Laura Williamson and Carol Wascher at the Palm Coast and The Flagler Beaches Senior Games golf tournament at Palm Harbor. Courtesy photo
Women medal winners Kelly Biele, Ruby Owens, Laura Williamson and Carol Wascher at the Palm Coast and The Flagler Beaches Senior Games golf tournament at Palm Harbor. Courtesy photo
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PALM COAST SENIOR GAMES GOLF

George Goodin won silver and Mark Gregoire won gold in the men's 70-74 division. Courtesy photo

Adults 50 and older participated in the Palm Coast and The Flagler Beaches Senior Games golf tournament on Sept. 13 at the Palm Harbor Golf Club.

Here are the medal winners in each age category:

Men 50-54: Tony Arlaud – Gold. Men 55-59: Mike Spradling – Gold; Mark James – Silver; Scott Perry – Bronze. Men 60-64: Kirk Wascher – Gold; Chris Bierwagen – Silver; Scott Newton – Bronze. Women 60-64: Carol Wascher. Men 65-69: Michael Baker – Gold; Dean Buxman – Silver; Tom Woods – Bronze. Women 65-69: Kelly Biele — Gold; Laura Williamson – Silver. Men 70-74: Mark Gregoire – Gold; George Goodin – Silver; James Melton – Bronze. Men 75-79: James Urbanski – Gold; Herbert Degan – Silver; Jerry Layton – Bronze. Men 80-84: Howard Preston – Gold; Les Perry – Silver. Men 85-89: Earl Dehart — Gold. Women 85-89: Ruby Owens - Gold.


 

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