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Jordan Calandro does it again in the Champ Flight in one of the most exciting groups of the day. It was a battle between him and Chris Pestka from start to finish. Jordan started off the round with 5 straight pars and took a 4-shot lead into the back 9 after shooting an impressive 38 (+2). Chris cut into the lead and was just 3 back going into hole 16 where he carded a birdie to get it within 2 strokes with 2 holes to play. Jordan’s clutch birdie on 17 and par on 18 matching Chris kept him in the lead and gave him the hard-fought victory.
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Chris Poetz gets his 1st win in the A Flight on the year. Chris shot a solid 80(+8) on the day going 40 on both the front and back 9’s. Chris has battled in the A Flight all summer coming up just short in other tournaments. He did not fall short on this day and pulls out the Victory!
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Jon Bossaller steps up at Birch Creek GC and gets his 2nd win on tour this year. He backs his victory up from Crescent Farms and holds off the field as the B flight came down to just 2 strokes as well. Jon started off his round struggling through the first 4 holes, but with birdies on holes 6 and 8 he took a 2 shot lead into the back nine over Chris Nikonovich. Scott Nishimura made an early run on the back 9 with his birdie on 10 but finished two strokes back of the lead.
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Ross Rosenbaum dominates the C Flight @ Birch Creek GC shooting an 80. This marks his 3rd victory on the St. Louis tour this year. With the win he takes a commanding lead in the points race. Coming in 2nd was the defending champ Justin Finley, finishing 7 strokes back with an 87. Ross definitely had his A game going all day long.
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John Skaggs is now in uncharted territory with win #5 in a row!!! John had to make a comeback to get this victory as he was 3 shots behind leader Matt Dawdy after the front 9. Matt started off hot with his birdie on hole 2. John was also behind two other players at the time. As John made the turn, he started moving up the leader board. With back-to-back pars on holes 14 & 15, he took the lead and never looked back.
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