November 27, 2002

ASHTABULA, OH — Ideally, one of Ohio?s worst golf prospects, Rick Dosky, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play in the 2003 Carl Spackler Open with his Captain?s Club, Jay Dilks announced yesterday.

Although Dosky is not that good at golf, he received the most NOOG points per hole in Spackler Open history in 2002. This should give this 3rd year golfer a chance to win the coveted Golden Jacket in Madison, Ohio.

Dosky placed 4th in the 2002 Carl Spackler Open, which is better than most in the field.  Dosky?s gem came in an outing at Links at Firestone Farms when he shot a 26-over par, 106. Rick is currently 16th of 40 players registered for the 2002 On Tour Championship scheduled to be complete on Friday.

Dosky tried to downplay this play. ?My 43 handicap isn?t as bad as it looks. I have been getting better and playing tougher than average golf courses. That?s why my stock and golf game continues to move in the positive direction.? Dosky continued to appear positive. ?There is a talented field forming this year; talent that has little room for improvement. I really believe my room for improvement gives me an advantage that most players will not have.?

Dilks filed an official statement for the CFO of our organization. ?Dosky has a tremendous future ahead of him as a student and a golfer here at the Open.  I saw him play last April and it is easy to tell he?ll make a great member of our field.  He has a pretty good swing and a lot of experience in big tournaments, which is a valuable commodity," Dilks continued.  "His initiative as our CFO has already showed the strides he expects to make."