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Rivertowne, Great Course - Great Play

The Charleston Tour continued their winter series of their schedule with their annual trip to Rivertowne Country Club.

The Championship flight which has been growing recently, saw some good golf with lots of birdies from all of the flight and then there was T.A. T.A. Fulmer seemed to have played a different course than everyone else as he fired a one under 71 for an easy 4 stroke victory. His four birdies with minimal mistakes on the tough playing course was a very impressive round. Coming in second with a very nice round of 75 who bested Chris Dale by a stroke.

The A flight also seemed to have a player playing a different course as Dan Wanner fired a smooth round of 74 for a four-shot victory over Mark Ducker and Eric Maland who both posted very solid rounds of 78

The B flight came down to the 18^th hole as Tyler Martin’s closing par on the difficult 18^th secured a one-shot victory over Biff Huff who posted three birdies to lead the B flight. Josh Moore finished one shot back (83) to round out the top 3.

The C Flight saw Hilton Heads Scott Johnson play a solid back nine to wrap up a 3 stroke victory over hard charging Sam Marano who tied Julie Johnson with a pair of 89’s, but Sam won the score card playoff to secure the second place money.

The D Flight had a tie but due to mather nature, we were unable to have an on the course playoff so we reverted to the scorecards with Kent Bark Securing his second victory of the year by edging out Leslie Scholfield on the back nine.

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