On August 14, 2014 The High Priest Group met to have an activity and good meal. It was called a “Cow Pasture Golf Tournament”. The golf clubs were in a container with only the handles in view. Each participant would draw a club from the container not knowing which type of club it was. It could be a putter or a driver. This club would be the one used for the entire course. The course was out on sagebrush flat with Prickly Pear Cactus and gopher holes. A barbed wire fence spilt the course in half. The nine holes were marked out with a yellow flag on an anthill. The ball needed to be within 3 feet from the flag to count as making the hole. The players were split into groups of 3 and each group would play together as they went around the course. Although scores were not kept it still was fun and competitive within each group as the ball most often did not go in the direction wanted. After the course was completed all gathered together to have barbequed hamburgers with all the trimmings, potato chips, pop, and ice cold water.
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| Leroy Collins, Brent Leathead, and Ed Allread are getting the clubs ready |
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Jack Nicholls, Rand Tippetts, Bill Karlinhsey
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Leroy Collins, Bill Karlinhsey, Rand Tippetts, Jack Nicholls, Brent
Leithead
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| Tim
Winland and Brent
Leithead |
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Ed Alred, Bishop
McArthur, Tim
Winland map out the course |
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| Ed
Alred |
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| Bishop
McArthur and Rand
Tippetts |
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| Starting to Play Cow Pasture Golf |
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| Notice the dust Ed Allred pushed up with his club |
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| Jack
Nicholls and Brent
Leithead start to play |
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| Thanks to Leroy Collins there is a picture of me (Rex Allen), I am the one in the bib overalls |
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| Thee different groups go are spread over the course |
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| After the golfing fun we get to eat |
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| The little boy is Rand Tippetts and Brent Leitheads grandson Mason |
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| Jack
Nicholls and Bill Karlinhsey |
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| Aaron Workman and Tim
Winland |
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| Bishop
McArthur, Bishop
McArthur, Mason Leithhead, and Rand Tippetts |
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| Brent Leithead gets one last shot before we went home |
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| If you look next to the black arrow you can see the ball as it speeds away |
