Bill Bateson
Statistics
Averages (15 Rounds)
Others 0.3
Triple Bogeys 1.1
Double Bogeys 3.4
Bogeys 6.8
Pars 5.7
Birdies 0.7
Eagles 0.0
Double Eagles 0.0
PostStats Stroke Handicap
As of Sep 4 +11.1
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Profile
Nickname: Bateson
Residence: Powell, OH
Weight: 245 lbs.
Height: 6' 3"
Occupation: Director - Application Development
Swings: Right Handed
My Poor Shots: Hook
Years Amateur: 24
Referral: Greg Long
Favorite Course: Player's Club At Foxfire
Favorite Hole: #16 at Player's Club At Foxfire
Dream Foursome: Jack, Arnie, Tiger
Reasons I Golf: Score/Compete, Drink Beer, Friendships
Registration April 24, 2002
Latest Scorecards
Date Golf Course Strks Pts  
08/07/2010 The Golf Club of Dublin 91 48
07/26/2010 Rolling Meadows GC 82 76
05/27/2010 Jefferson Country Club 88 68
05/06/2010 Kinsale GFC 92 55
04/03/2010 Cooks Creek Golf Club 96 51
10/21/2009 The Players Club at Foxfire 92 51
07/03/2009 Rolling Meadows GC 89 53
06/26/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 86 59
06/25/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 91 51
06/20/2009 Royal American Links 82 67
05/09/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 100 51
04/26/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 84 70
04/19/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 92 47
04/17/2009 Scioto Reserve GAC 92 50
10/17/2008 Scioto Reserve GAC 84 76
08/28/2008 Scioto Reserve GAC 82 75
07/06/2008 Scioto Reserve GAC 82 73
07/03/2008 Heritage Golf Club 84 64
06/19/2008 Scioto Reserve GAC 82 76
2010 Virtual Tourney Handicap
PostStats Point Handicap
Triple Bogey 0
Double Bogey 0
Bogey 2
Par 4
Birdie 6
Eagle 11
Double Eagle 25
Point Target 65
PostStats Stroke Handicap
As of Jan 1 +10.6
2010 Virtual Tourney Statistics
PostStats Point Handicap
2010 Tally 59.6
PostStats Stroke Handicap
2010 Tally +16.7
+/- +6.1
Latest News
February 15, 2010
Headed for Texas

Heavy beer drinker William 'Bill' Bateson and the always inquisitive Jay Dilks have signed to play golf at the 2010 Carl Spackler Open says a report out of the Captains Club Business Office. The much anticipated return of Dilks was rumored for the better part of six months.

Bateson returns for his 6th straight tournament and 7th overall. Jason Dilks returns for his 8th major.

"The decision for Bateson to return was easy decision," said a source close to the event. "The venue is the pinnacle of a party atmosphere, which would make any decision to skip the event would be damaging to his image and legend."

The Ohioan finished his last event with sole ownership of 38th position. He found lightening in a bottle early Saturday morning. Bateson carded a career low even par front nine at Poplar Grove Golf Club. The thunderous 47 point front nine rocketed him up the Leaderboard quickly. Mr. Bateson has not surfaced above 30th position since 2006 when he finished in tie for 13th place. The North Carolina result was his career best.

Jason 'Jay' Dilks returns after skipping the 2009 event in Virginia.

"I have never been so focused to compete at a high level for a Major Championship," said Dilks in a written statement. "I have started my off-season training again with yoga, high intensity pilates, increased meat consumption and badmitten drills."

Dilks returns after a disappointing finish in Peru, IN. The Pennsylvanian struggled to finish inside the Top 50 for the first time in his legendary career.

"Some guys would suggest there is a lot of room for improvement," says friend Jeremy Myers referring to his 49th place finish. "In my opinion, the fans of southern Texas should be more than satisfied with his long drives, long sexy legs, and cute approach shots. I am sure security will be beefed up this year to keep the cattle of fans at bay."

Other suggest that Dilks is an overrated player. A player that struggles on the greens and out of sand traps. The criticisms most likely come from fans who have seen him miss one key putt after another. Jason Dilks is statistically the 50th best putter in Spackler history.

Other would suggest that Jay Dilks has always been a crowd pleaser with ticket sales rising 25 percent everytime Dilks registers and plays in a public event.

The 2010 Carl Spackler Open Championship has registered 22 participants from 8 different states including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, West Virginia, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, and Texas.

Character
Bill is a guy that prioritizes life in his own way. Beer is always first. Then Ohio State followed by money. Golf takes a back seat, but is a priority throughout the year. One of few people alive to take two annual golf trips per year. He is best known for his 1998 trip to the Kentucky Derby. He entered the infield and started drinking. Talked a guy into laying down on the ground and paying a girl $20 to dump a beer down her pants onto his face. He then got hammered and perceeded into a local mall where he got lost. Deliorious and two hours later, he ended up in a police car before having dinner at Hooter's. He realized his trip to Hooter's after reviewing his receipts in his wallet the next day.