NEWS AND NOTES : TOURNAMENTS.

DeBell: Junior members Danny Hoffenberg and Matthew Hoffenberg of Burbank recorded holes-in-one on the same day in the same tournament, the Optimist Junior World Championships in San Diego.

Danny, 10, aced the 65-yard 18th hole using a sand wedge. Brother Matthew, 7, recorded his ace on the 95-yard ninth hole. He used a 7-iron.

Van Nuys: Raul Bagolor of North Hills shot a hole-in-one on the Executive Course in Van Nuys on the 120-yard ninth hole. After struggling through the round, he hit a 9-iron that hopped on the fringe and started rolling toward the hole. It was his first ace in his nine months of playing golf.

Vista Valencia: Russell Kozaki of Santa Clarita shot a hole-in-one on the 101-yard fifth hole. He used a 9-iron for his first ace in nine years of playing.

River Ridge: Jason Wilk of Agoura won the 11-12 Flight at the Oxnard Junior City Championships. He shot 2-over-par 38, beating fellow Agourans Taylor Hunt (40) and Brandon Beck (41).

PGA Club Pro Championship: UCLA golf coach Brad Sherfy shot 67-75-142 at the sectional qualifier at Bear Creek in Murietta, finishing second overall. He moved on to the regional qualifier, Oct. 29-Nov. 1 at Painted Dunes in El Paso, Texas.

El Cariso: The club is starting a group adult program Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. Cost is $5 per session.

Heading to New York: The city of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks sent four young golfers to New York to represent the city in the Summer Youth Games. The children are 15-year-olds Jonathan Vasquez of Los Angeles and Northridge resident Krystal Shearer, 12-year-old Sonny Nimkhum of Cerritos and 11-year-old Torrance resident Amie Cochran. The 36-hole tournament, which features 12 teams from cities across the U.S. and the Virgin Islands, began Saturday.

Amateur Championship: Jody Duclos of Moorpark, Granada Hills resident Linda Olsen and Alicia Um of Newbury Park are competing in the 97th United States Women's Amateur Championship at Brae Burn Country Club in West Newton, Mass. The event began Monday and concludes Saturday.

Sinaloa: The club is holding the Bob Artz Junior Memorial Tournament Aug. 28. The event, which begins at noon, is open to anyone 17-years and under. The cost for the 9-hole event, which includes green fee, prizes and a golf towel, is $12. Entry forms are due by noon on Aug. 27. Information: [phone].

Los Verdes: Los Angeles' 1997 Men's Championship Golf Tournament is Aug. 16-17 at the club in Rancho Palos Verdes. The county-wide event, which has a $105 entry fee, is limited to 144 players. The deadline to sign up is Aug. 12. Information: [phone].

Oakmont: The seventh-annual Select Office Solutions Foundation Golf Tournament is Aug. 18. Tournament proceeds benefit needy children in L.A. and Orange Counties. Over the past six years, the foundation has raised more than $290,000 for disadvantaged and abused children.

Vista Valencia: Results from the Valencia women's golf club weekly game, Fielder's Choice, in which participants choose, in advance, two par-5, two 3-par and five par-4 holes that will count, minus half handicap.

At Vista Valencia: T1. Jackie Nichols, Valencia, 46; T1. Fran Rusk, Castaic, 46. Closest to the flag (No. 12): Jackie Nichols.

At Simi Hills: 1. Mimi Swart, Valencia, 31; T2. Joan Patterson, Chatsworth, 33; T2. Barbara Steere, Newbury Park, 33; 4. Linda Sayre, Granada Hills, 36; 5. Doris Allensworth, Newhall, 37; T6. Leslie Lentz, Chatsworth, 38; T6. Gwen Reed, Valencia, 38; T6. Ruth Ann Tubbs, Saugus 38.

Closest to the flag (No. 7): Kathryn Abild, Saugus (A Flight, 0-31 handicap); Marlene Oliva, Granada Hills (B Flight, 32-43 handicap).

Lindero: Week one results from the Academics Through Athletics weekly tournament (par 29, gross modified format):

1. Richard Swartz 36; 2. Ed Bousquet 38; 3. Jim Hira 39; 4. Gary Levesque 40; 5. Ron Krueger 41.

Charity Tournament:Results from the fifth-annual community/charity ``Care For Kids Golf Classic'' at Spanish Hills:

Closest to the Pin: Robert Brueck, Ron Sorrels, Ty McCutcheon, Tom Costello. Longest drive (men): Blair Cunning (0-10 handicap); Barclay Martin (11-24 handicap); David Mock (25+ handicap); John Siemons (60+ Handicap). Longest drive (ladies): Debra Moats.

Putting contest: Clancy McAuliffe. Highest Scoring Teams: Stu Avery, Mark McDade, David Nichols, Mike White 94; Debra Moats, Ty McCutcheon, Terry Anderson, Scott Jorgenson, 79; Al Lowe, Carol Lowe, Paul Soderquist, Joe Salvagio, 77; Bruce Tackman, Lee Nelson, Rick Hubbard, Corey Schlossmann, 72.