Niles Star: Locals get a chance to part of Senior PGA
Sports Editor Scott Novak ran into a number of locals as he worked his way around the Senior PGA event at Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor. One of them was Dowagiac’s Dave Daniels.
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He was working as an electronic scorekeeper for the featured group – Fred Couples, Kenny Perry and Jeff Sluman. I saw Dave, who is the maintenance supervisor for Dowagiac Union Schools, several times throughout the weekend. He looked a bit tired, but still was smiling every time our paths crossed. “It’s been pretty unbelievable,” Daniels said when I asked him about the experience. “Just to walk course with the players. To see the shots. To get a pairing with Fred Couples and Kenny Perry, I’m probably one of the luckiest guys in Michigan right now.”
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