The whole point was to have fun.

And to play hard.

And maybe to win.

But mostly to have fun. And it’s even more fun to win.

Thirty-two of the area’s top high school boys golfers came to Royal Oaks Country Club on Monday to take part in the Clark County Cup, a unique tournament in which teammates could be rivals or rivals could be teammates — at least for a day.

The two-man best-ball tournament is in its second year. Tournament director Chris Harlow created the event in the model of an event his son, Christian, played in during a junior national event.

The idea is to foster camaraderie through competition. And again, it was a success.

“Oh, it was a blast,” Camas golfer Ryker Jun said. “We had a lot of fun today.”

Christian Harlow, a freshman at King’s Way Christian, said it felt ver

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