Dustin Johnson, you’ll need to make room for your mother-in law in the golf trophy cabinet.
Gretzky won the net title for the fourth time in the last nine years at the Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course, Idaho. The Community Cancer Fund benefits from the event.
It is known for its floating green which was built by course architect Scott Miller at the request of resort owner Duane Hagadone. The par-71 layout, which opened in 1991, is 6,803 yards long and ranked No. Golfweek’s Best Courses you Can Play list is the second-best public access track in Idaho.
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reports that a Coeur d’Alene Press article stated that Gretzky won the championship over others such as Vince Coleman, Jerome Bettis, and Dustin Pedroia. The timing of Gretzky’s victory was also noteworthy.
Gretzky stated that “this one hit home”. “Two weeks ago, my brother Johnny underwent a large kidney removal due to cancer. It was a real blow to the family because he is going to be fighting in war. When I was here a couple of years ago, I lost my sister. It touches every family around the world.”
Gretzky was the winner of this two-day tournament with a Stableford Score of 57, followed by Tyler Johnson (formerly a Spokane Chiefs and Coeur d’Alene Laker) with 54.
Gretzky said, “I’m playing golf here and having fun while my poor brother is fighting cancer in the hospital.” “I did it this week for him.”
Janet Gretzky’s husband, ‘The Great One Wayne Gretzky’, finished with 39 points.
Gretzky stated, “We love Coeur d’Alene and the people who live here.” We have a house here at Gozzer ranch and Dustin Johnson is our son-in law, so we all love golfing. We will do everything we can to help fight cancer and to make people aware of the need to eradicate this disease.
Mark Mulder, a former Major League Baseball player, won the gross title.
