Statistics
Averages (last 15 rounds)
Quadruple Bogeys 1.2000
Triple Bogeys 3.4667
Double Bogeys 5.7333
Bogeys 5.4000
Pars 1.6667
Birdies 0.0000
Eagles 0.0000
Double Eagles 0.0000
Bonus Points 15.800000000000
PostStats Stroke Handicap
As Of Nov 21 +29.38
Series Participation
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Profile
Nickname Stingray
Residence Powell, OH US
Birthday November 1
Height 6 ft, 0 in
Weight 160 lbs
Occupation Lowes
Playing Since 1957
Swings Right
Poor Shots Slice
Referral Member
Registration January 16, 2007
Golf Course Pref Layout, Condition, Service
Reasons I Golf Friendships, Drink Beer, Get Outside
Latest Scorecards
Date   Golf Course Stks Adj Stks  
06/28/12 Mill Creek GC 92 -6.3
08/12/10 Mill Creek GC 51 N/A
08/05/10 Mill Creek GC 54 N/A
07/29/10 Mill Creek GC 48 N/A
04/18/10 South Padre Island GC 110 N/A
04/17/10 South Padre Island GC 109 N/A
04/16/10 South Padre Island GC 106 N/A
04/15/10 South Padre Island GC 108 N/A
08/27/09 Mill Creek GC 50 N/A
08/20/09 Mill Creek GC 54 N/A
2024 Virtual
Tourney Handicap
PostStats Stroke Handicap
As of Jan 1 +28.20
PostStats Point Handicap
Quadruple Bogey 0
Triple Bogey 0
Double Bogey 2
Bogey 4
Par 6
Birdie 12
Eagle 20
Double Eagle 25
Target 60
2024 Virtual
Tourney Statistics

3 rounds required in 2024

News Headline
February 26, 2010
Mr. Dooty Booked for Texas

POWELL, OH — Ray Flanagan, the winner of the 2009 Dooty Award, signed a letter of intent to participate in his 3rd straight major championship. He registered for the event after purchasing a highly desired $99 one-way airline ticket from Columbus, OH to Harlingen, TX.

"I am not about to skip a tournament that has made me famous," said Ray from Chubby's Sports Bar in Worthington, OH. "I cannot explain in words how excited I am about Texas."

Flanagan, a.k.a. Stingray, is set to accompany 14 other participants to Columbus International Airport for their 2:20PM flight to Houston, TX. The large group of 15 will join 3 more participants in Houston for the leg into Harlingen, TX.

Stingray has been struggling for years with his putting stroke. "Ray has always struggled on those greens," says son Brian Flanagan. "The inability to drop putts came to a head last year when he took home the Dooty Award. He tied rookie Justin Gorby with 5 long putts over 54 holes, but then lost in a putting playoff from 2 1/2 feet."

The 2010 Carl Spackler Open Championship begins in 47 days. Ray Flanagan signs as the 29th participant with 48 to 60 participants expected to make the trip to Laguna Vista, Texas.