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Three weeks of rust and rain, then Peter Dahl came back shooting 1-under. Two eagles on the same par 5, a winning team that carded both a 69 and a 100, a debut from Eric Pion, and the hole-in-one pot swells to $2,758.

Individual Quota on the Lehman 18. Jack Freeman beat his number by eight, Timmy Johnson stuffed five birdies into the low gross, the scratch crowd got a quota-night reality check, and the whole thing got toasted the only proper way — Jameson picklebacks at the bar.

Back to team golf on the Lehman 18. Aaron Jenkins' foursome ran the table at −6, Justin Heitkamp fired the low gross, Luke Ostrowski eagled the longest hole on the course, and Jason Jackovich proved you can shoot 100 and still win — if you pick the right three partners.

Jared Hoppe shot the round of the night, Luke Ostrowski cashed an 15 handicap for the low net, and Foursome 1 quietly walked off with the team points while nobody was looking.

Charlie Geraets posted a net 62 to drag his team to the win, three teams knotted up at fourth, and Jerad Clough kept his Hall of Pain membership current.

Stableford scoring rewired the leaderboard: Justin Heitkamp shot 71 and finished fourth, Aaron Jenkins shot 75 and finished last, and Phil Ferguson's crew quietly won the whole thing.

Ryan posted 73 with thirteen pars, his team ran away with it at -14, and Landon Snider found out what a triple bogey is the hard way.

David Anderson's net 63 powered the biggest blowout of the year so far, Peter Dahl kept being Peter Dahl, and your webmaster posted a 105 he'd like back.

Conrad Engstrom posted the low net of opening night, Ryan Neitzke parred everyone into submission, and Jesse Johnson found five triples before the season was even warm.

A look back at who carried the league last year — and who needs to have a word with their short game before April 23.