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Tournament Results
Champ Flight - Leading off the event, we had four players in the mix with three strokes separating them at the turn. Having a solid back nine would be the determining factor for the victory. HB Kim would take the championship with a Even Par (72). Mark Pustay would battle back all day, but would take second with a +3 (75).
A Flight - Being the next flight to follow and having some familiar faces, everyone had a chance to take it all. At the turn, we had three players in the mix with three strokes separating them. Having a solid five final holes would be the determining factor for the victory. James Franicevich would take the championship with a -1 (71) making it his first victory on tour. Jacob Howard would take second with a +2 (74).
B Flight - Just like every event we have, this flight always has a battle to the end. At the turn, we had one player with a solid lead but plenty of others would put a up a fight to make it a close match. Having a solid front nine would be the determining factor for the victory. Eddie Reyna would take the championship with a +7 (79). David Parham would take second with a +9 (81), and Rocky Rodriguez would take third place with a +11 (83).
C Flight - Being the biggest flight in the tournament, any of the players could come out with the victory. At the turn, we had half the players in the mix with four strokes separating them. It would come down to the wire and a playoff hole to determine a champion. After one hole we would have Jerome Bingham take the championship with a +11 (83). Martin Gonzales would take second with a +11 (83). Javier Anzures and Stephanie Cieslik would go to a scorecard playoff at +13 (85), with Javier taking third place and Stephanie taking fourth place.
D Flight - Finishing up with our final flight, we always see a tight race throughout the entire tournament. At the turn, we had seven players in the mix with three strokes separating them. We would have another flight that would need to play extra holes to determine a champion. After one hole we would have Tate White take the championship with a +14 (86) making it his first victory on tour. Patrick Gonzales would take second with a +14 (86). Taking third place in the flight we would have Dan Covington with a +17 (89).
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