Welcome to the 74th Enstrom's Rocky Mountain Open Golf Tournament. Colorado's oldest consecutive running professional event. $40,000+ Professional Purse.
August 16-19, 2012 | Grand Junction, ColoradoLearn more
Enstrom’s Rocky Mountain Open® Golf Tournament, the longest running continuous, open golf tournament in the state of Colorado, is celebrating its 72nd year in 2010. Learn more
It was an AMAZING final round at the 2011 Enstrom Rocky Mountain Open!
Two players, Dustin Pimm & Steve Schneiter, both out of Sandy, Utah, battled it out for the championship shooting -20 under for 3 days. They also battled it out for low rounds (62) for the tournament. Both shot -9 the final round, but it was Dustin Pimm, who won the sudden death playoff with a birdie on the 1st playoff hole #18 to win this years Enstrom Rocky Mountain Open.
Congratulations to the 2011 RMO Champion: Dustin Pimm
Dustin Pimm – 2011 Enstrom RMO Champion Bio:
Turned Pro: 2008
College: University of Utah
Best Professional Finish: 1st - 2011 Rocky Mountain Open; 2nd - 2009 Provo Open; 6th - 2010 Utah Open; 12th - 2010 Q-School 1st Stage
Player Website & Info:
http://www.dustinpimm.com/bio_awards.html
http://www.dustinpimm.com/stats.html
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BOB LaDUKE
A LIFE OF SERVICE TO OTHERS
This year, the Rocky Mountain Open tournament committee & area professsionals would like to recognize, honor & thank a very special man, Mr. Bob LaDuke.
Elton R. (Bob) LaDuke Bob was born not far from Lincoln Park Golf Course in a house built by his grandfather and great-grandfather on North 7th Street in Grand Junction.
He and his wife of 53 years, Caryl, have three sons, Daryn, Kelton, and Kevin, all of them and their wives living here. The six grandchildren and one great-grandson are a source of pride and enjoyment.
He has had two careers—one in education and the other in golf, both involve serving others.
Golf began for Bob LaDuke at an early age when he caddied at the Rocky Mountain Open and other tournaments for the “big guys” as he saw the golfers, both professionals and local players. Later he began playing each year in the RMO winning his division in 2003. He has watched golf in the Grand Valley grow from two 9-hole courses to six courses with 9, 18, and 27 holes.
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