Golf Hall of Fame announces 2012 class
NORWICH – The Greater Norwich Golf Hall of Fame announces its 2012 class of inductees, Richard Curley, William Zahner, Hal Skillin, and Angelo Muserilli
Curley, selected in the players category, is a 40-year-plus member at Way Back of Sundown and Afton, and a multiple club champion at Sundown. He was a “go-to guy” in both league and tournaments at those courses.
Muserilli, a member of Canasawacta Country Club most of his life, was also selected in the players category. Muserilli, a single-digit handicap player through most of his golf career, is a two-time senior club champion at C.C.C. as well as a player in the NYS senior amateur championships. In addition to his fine play on the golf course, Muserilli is also known for his generosity toward kids on the Norwich golf team and his willingness to assist just about anyone who needed help with their game.
Skillin was named in the contributors category, in large part due to his generous sponsorship of many golf events over the past 40 years. Also a longtime member at C.C.C., Skillin now holds the longest streak of continuous play in the C.C.C. men’s member-guest with longtime friend and partner, Bob Berry.
Zahner, known as “Zoom” by his friends, is a posthumous selection in the masters category. A longtime player at C.C.C and father of former C.C.C. club professional Fred Zahner, Zahner earned his induction based on his fine play for many years.
The induction ceremony will take place as part of the members dinner on Thursday, Oct. 11 with cocktails beginning at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. The cost of the dinner is $25 for members and $30 for non-members.
Curley, selected in the players category, is a 40-year-plus member at Way Back of Sundown and Afton, and a multiple club champion at Sundown. He was a “go-to guy” in both league and tournaments at those courses.
Muserilli, a member of Canasawacta Country Club most of his life, was also selected in the players category. Muserilli, a single-digit handicap player through most of his golf career, is a two-time senior club champion at C.C.C. as well as a player in the NYS senior amateur championships. In addition to his fine play on the golf course, Muserilli is also known for his generosity toward kids on the Norwich golf team and his willingness to assist just about anyone who needed help with their game.
Skillin was named in the contributors category, in large part due to his generous sponsorship of many golf events over the past 40 years. Also a longtime member at C.C.C., Skillin now holds the longest streak of continuous play in the C.C.C. men’s member-guest with longtime friend and partner, Bob Berry.
Zahner, known as “Zoom” by his friends, is a posthumous selection in the masters category. A longtime player at C.C.C and father of former C.C.C. club professional Fred Zahner, Zahner earned his induction based on his fine play for many years.
The induction ceremony will take place as part of the members dinner on Thursday, Oct. 11 with cocktails beginning at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. The cost of the dinner is $25 for members and $30 for non-members.
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