Tournament Results
Champ Flight - The opening act of the event showcased a competitive field. At the turn all the players were in reach of the leader by four strokes. The back nine would end up being 3 Under with four birdies to claim the championship. NEW MEMBER Sam Lloyd would take the title with a EVEN PAR (72) score, making this his FIRST VICTORY ON TOUR in his first event ever.
A Flight - Following closely, the A Flight featured some good competition. At the turn we had a tie for the lead with everyone within four to five strokes, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion. With a consistent back nine it would be the difference in the end. Drake Wehrs emerged victorious with a +10 (82) score, making this his 5th OVERALL VICTORY of his Tour Career.
B Flight - As customary, the B Flight offered a relentless battle until the end. At the turn eight of them were within five strokes of the leader. The outcome hinged on a strong performance in the final 5 holes. We would see Roy Littleton claim the championship with a +10 (82) score, making this his 4th OVERALL VICTORY of his Tour Career. Securing the second place was Kenny Crowe with a +11 (83).
C Flight - The C Flight boasted an unpredictable field where any player could emerge victorious. At the turn, eight players contended with seven strokes separating them. The decisive factor in the victory unfolded in the final four holes, with Scott McCauley claiming the championship at +13 (85) making this his 3rd VICTORY OF THE SEASON. Meanwhile we would have a tie for second between two brothers with Ricardo Almeida and Orlando Almeida with a +14 (86), With Ricardo taking second and Orlando taking third after the tiebreakers.
D Flight - Concluding the event with the final flight, the tournament witnessed a closely contested race throughout. Eight players approached the turn with five strokes as the difference. The battle intensified the back nine where our two leaders would play neck and neck till the final hole. German Macias would capture BACK TO BACK VICTORIES with a +23 (95) score. Nique Woods-Shells secured the second place with a +24 (96).
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