The USCG and North Pacific Fuel tied for the win. Photos KUCB/Jane Bye

Twenty teams came out to play extreme golf, Aleutian-style,  in the hills of Unalaska’s Pyramid Valley on August 8 and 9.  The annual Tundra Golf Classic is a fundraiser for local nonprofit Unalaska Community Broadcasting.

Based on the honor system and score cards turned in at the end of the second day,  teams from the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Detachment and North Pacific Fuel tied for the overall tournament win, both at 8 under par.  Second place went to Team Matson at 6 under par and third place to Harbor Welding’s Grey Team at 5 under par. Nathan Palmer took the Closest to the Pin competition, at 4 feet 6 inches, and Tony Carrillo won the Longest Drive contest at 304 yards.  Congratulations to all!

At preliminary count, the fundraiser brought in $11,556 from sponsorships, team fees, and skills contests.  Thanks to our Board of Directors, volunteers, teams, and these generous sponsors:  Alaska Ship Supply, Alaska Vessel Agents, Alyeska Seafoods, American President Lines, Coastal Transportation, Delta Western, Harbor Welding and Diving, Kloosterboer Dutch Harbor, Industrial Resources, Inc., KNIK Construction, Matson, Norwegian Rat Saloon, North Pacific Fuel, Offshore Systems, Inc., Pacific Stevedoring, PND Engineers, Inc., Red Fish Electronics, and UniSea. Special thanks to the ASFA for providing concessions, to Karie Wilson and UCSD for laminating our signs, and to the Ounalashka Corporation for use of their lands and their sponsorship.