Congratulations to the 2011 Player of the Year Playoff Qualifiers!

The POY Playoffs will now take place on October 22 - 23, 2011. The Member Guest has been moved to October 16th because of the weather, thus moving the playoff back a weekend. Eight qualifiers from Gross and 12 qualifiers from Net. The last eligible event for POY in the season will be on September 24. (Note: September 25 is the Shoreline which is held at Smith in 2011.)

Welcome to the 2011 HSR Player of the Year Award

Welcome to the 2011 Player of the Year Award Many players are excited to get back to work to see who can make the "Playoffs" and be the next Mick Pintek Player of the Year! Last season, we introduced a new playoff format, which was successful however, our current point system did not match well with the overall principle of the format. This year, we have revised the point system to be more consistent and provide a better opportunity for all players to make the playoffs, regardless of their playing ability. Be sure to review our updated point system and guidelines below to make sure you are ready to qualify for the playoffs in 2011!

Final Year End Player of the Year Rankings

Last
Current
Name
Points
Last
Current
Name
Points
1
1
Joe Romanelli
715
1
1
Mark Haba
480
3
2
Frank Geiger
420
2
2
Glenn Giustino
430
2
3
Donal Reilly
405
3
3
Kevin Baker
355
4
4
Tim Dailey
360
5
4
Andy Paules
350
5
5
Ryan Morris
345
4
5
Mark Broderick
330
6
6
Oren Shake
335
9
6
Ed Colon
295
7
7
Gary Lhommedieu
260
11
7
Pat Carriero
293
8
8
Vin Zanella
255
6
8
Al Haynes
288
9
9
Sean McDonough
250
6
9
Tom Connelly
280
10
10
John Dailey
245
8
10
Fred Santucci
270
11
11
Jack Gillis
235
12
10
Bryan Muthersbaugh
270
14
12
Paul Chesek
205
10
12
Johnathan Russitano
260

Complete Player of the Year Rankings

Playoff Homepage

Weekly Player Profile

Player Picture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Want to make a recommendation for the weekly player profile? Email Colin Dailey at CDailey@hsrgolfclub.org

See Complete 2011 Player Profile History

Player of the Year Point System and Guidelines

We have made revisions to the 2011 Player of the Year Point system tomake it more consistent with both and net. See the updated below, reachout to Colin Dailey if you have any questions! 

Click here to view the changes made to the POY award in 2011 (pdf reader required)

About Mick Pintek

Beginning in 2010, the H. Smith Richardson Player of the Year Award will be known as the Mick Pintek Player of the Year Award. The award is named in memory of Michael J. (Mick) Pintek Sr., a charter member of Smith Richardson who passed away suddenly on April 1, 2010 at the age of 50. Mick joined Smith Richardson as a junior member with his older brother Gary when the club was formed in 1972. Their father, Lou Pintek Sr., was also a charter member of the club who played in the first-ever foursome at HSR. Mick and Gary were later joined by oldest brother Lou Jr. in the early 1980s to complete one of the first HSR family foursomes. Both Mick and Gary represented the club during the formative years of the Jay Borck junior tournament and remained with the club throughout their high school and college years, attaining regular membership status in the late 1970s. Mick was a regular player on Sundays and the occasional Saturday when his sons, Mickey and Joe, did not have baseball games. It was Mick’s devotion to his family and his desire to be a great dad that caused him to forego Saturday golf in order to coach his sons in baseball and basketball for nearly a decade until they too joined HSR as junior members (both are now regular members). Mick’s game was sharp enough for him to qualify for numerous HSR Shoreline teams, including the championship team of 1981. He was also a member, along with his two brothers, of the 2009 HSR Shoreline team that missed winning the title by two strokes. Mick was a 6-handicap as recently as 2009. Although he never won a club championship, he did make the finals of the First Flight in the late 1980s, where he lost a close match to Andy Paules. As he turned 50 last summer, his greatest joy may have been his simplest: a nice day on the course with his two sons and his wife Donna, who is a member of the HSR women’s club. Fittingly, he enjoyed his last day playing the game he loved, with his family, on his beloved Smith, before passing away that night.