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SHELTON GOES LOW FOR SENIOR AMATEUR TOUR WIN
Posted: 8/19/2014 10:46:41 AM

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The Peninsula Country Club at Lake Norman

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Monday, August 25, 2014

 

 


Seniors,

 

You are being invited to play on Monday August 25th at Lake Norman and the beautiful Peninsula CC.  The Peninsula put in Champion Bermuda greens last year so expect spectacular putting surfaces.

 

Please email back ASAP if you are playing The Peninsula as it always fills up fast!   dmac@amateurgolftour.net

 

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336-495-6556

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SENIOR TOUR MEMBERS GAIN PROMOTIONS AFTER FOREST OAKS TOURNAMENT

 

Greensboro, NC

July 31, 2014

 

Playing on some of the best fairways the Tour has seen in recent memory, Sanford's Chuck Smith and Dennis Bryant of Sophia both moved up a notch to a higher level of competition with their results on the Senior Amateur Golf Tour event held at Forest Oaks Country Club. Both golfers had their Tour handicaps lowered enough with today's scores to gain promotions to the next level of competition.

 

Smith, who is competing in his first year "on-Tour", will go from B Flight to A after posted a 76 that was 3 strokes better than Graham's Daniel Floyd and High Point's Homer Baker. Smith has been a consistent force in the B Flight since the season's start.

 

Bryant, who has been a C Flight regular for quite a few years, fired a 78. He also enjoyed a 3 shot margin of victory over Pittsboro's Dwight Davis. "Both Smith and Bryant hit the ball a long way", noted Tour Director Bruce Hallenbeck. "That's always been there. The improvement with the rest of their game has been noticeable".

 

Playing from almost 500 yards further back than the B & C Flights, Champ and A Flight winners produced the same winning scores. 76 was enough to take the top spot in both flights, although the Championship Flight winner, Craig Sturdivant, had to do a little extra for his win. The Sanford resident had to hold off High Point's Joey Moffitt in a sudden-death playoff for the win.

 

Raleigh's Don Moore in the A Flight didn't have to put in that "overtime" as he was 2 shots clear of Zebulon's Jim Alford and Rockingham's Sonny Rose after regulation play.

 

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THE SENIOR AMATEUR GOLF TOUR

FOREST OAKS COUNTRY CLUB EVENT

TOP FIVE SCORES BY FLIGHT

 

CHAMPIONSHIP (6380 YDS)

Craig Sturdivant, Sanford 76

Joey Moffitt, High Point 76

Terry Collins, Pinehurst 77

Johnny Adams, Cary 77

Hugh Beckwith, West End 79

 

A FLIGHT (6380 yds)

Don Moore, Raleigh 76

Jim Alford, Zebulon 78

Sonny Rose, Rockingham 78

James Jones, Raleigh 79

Cecil Lockley, Creedmoor 79

 

B FLIGHT (5906 yds)

Chuck Smith, Sanford 76

Daniel Floyd, Graham 79

Homer Baker, High Point 79

Bob Talbot, Charlotte 80

Russ Priddy, Salisbury 80

Charles Smith, Durham 80

Louis Herndon, Graham 80

Dick Kuehl, Sanford 80

 

C FLIGHT (5906 yds)

Dennis Bryant, Sophia 78

Dwight Davis, Pittsboro 81

Mike Hunter, Greensboro 82

Len Bullock, Greensboro 83

Richard Glick, Raleigh 84

Dan Harness, Wake Forest 85

Brian Costine, Durham 85

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Senior Amateur Tour Full Leaderboard

Forest Oaks Country Club

July 31, 2014

 

TEES BY FLIGHT:

 

Champ & A - White Tees: Rating-71.5; Slope-133; Ydg- 6380

B & C- Gold Tees: Rating- 69.2; Slope-126; Ydg-5906

 

 

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Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Moffitt, Joey

CH

76

1

Sturdivant, Craig

CH

76

3

Adams, Johnny

CH

77

3

Collins, Terry

CH

77

5

Beckwith, Hugh

CH

79

6

Reed, Arch

CH

82

7

Nemenz, Howard

CH

85

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Moore, Don

A

76

2

Alford, Jim

A

78

2

Rose, Sonny

A

78

4

Jones, James

A

79

4

Lockley, Cecil

A

79

6

Hiner, William

A

80

6

McKenna, Mark

A

80

6

Whitt, Parker

A

80

6

LaFata, Rick

A

80

6

Ward, Tim

A

80

6

Brady, Ron

A

80

6

Jones, Preston

A

80

13

Johnson, Mike

A

81

13

Stanley, Jack

A

81

15

Robinson, Mark

A

82

15

Shelton, Wilson

A

82

17

Dail, Bob

A

84

17

Shermer, Jim

A

84

17

Denton, Wayne

A

84

17

Alford, Gus

A

84

21

Robinette, Ken

A

85

22

Welch, John

A

86

22

Avent, Twig

A

86

24

Johnson, Eddie

A

87

25

Blaylock, Jim

A

88

25

Barbee, Dexter

A

88

27

Gaisbauer, Mike

A

89

28

Bunn, Randy

A

90

28

Raye, James

A

90

28

Wright, Glenn

A

90

28

Kelly, Larry

A

90

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Smith, Chuck

B

76

2

Floyd, Daniel

B

79

2

Baker, Homer

B

79

4

Talbot, Bob

B

80

4

Priddy, Russ

B

80

4

Smith, Charles

B

80

4

Herndon, Louis

B

80

4

Kuehl, Dick

B

80

9

Robertson, Vic

B

81

9

Warren, Patrick

B

81

11

Mosher, Tim

B

82

11

Kubla, Tom

B

82

13

Burton, Edward

B

83

13

Schuler, Dick

B

83

15

Tesch, Jim

B

84

15

Macy, Frank

B

84

15

Herndon, Mack

B

84

15

Bleau, Neil

B

84

15

Scales, Jim

B

84

15

Burgman, Lewis

B

84

15

Deaton, Bob

B

84

22

McFarland, Barry

B

85

23

Wilson, Lewis

B

86

23

Gill, Sonny

B

86

25

Jones, Travis

B

87

25

Strider, Dawson

B

87

25

Ringen, Larry

B

87

28

Wallace, Mike

B

90

28

Strickland, Grady

B

90

30

White, Larry M

B

91

31

McPherson, James

B

93

31

Harvey, Doug

B

93

Pos

Name

Flight

Score

1

Bryant, Dennis

C

78

2

Davis, Dwight

C

81

3

Hunter, Mike

C

82

4

Bullock, Len

C

83

5

Glick, Richard

C

84

6

Harness, Dan

C

85

6

Costine, Brian

C

85

8

Scism, Tim

C

86

9

Hall, John

C

87

9

Cates, John

C

87

11

Smith, Lee

C

88

11

Gunn, Charles

C

88

11

Wisniewski, Bob

C

88

14

Shows, Steve

C

89

14

Moore, Kenneth

C

89

14

Chapman, Gary

C

89

14

Pearson, Steve

C

89

18

Robinson, Mike

C

90

18

Denton, Mark

C

90

18

Harris, Theodore

C

90

21

Hutchison, Bobby

C

91

21

Brady, Willie

C

91

23

Eatmon, James

C

92

23

Prouty, Jim

C

92

23

Holland, Bill

C

92

23

Hatfield, Elby

C

92

23

Brown, Donald

C

92

28

McKean, George

C

93

28

Hartley, Richard

C

93

30

Leung, Kam

C

94

31

Michaux, Don

C

96

31

Wilson, Mike

C

96

33

Smith, Curtis

C

98

34

Whitesell, Barry

C

100

35

Farrington, Richard

C

101

36

Curtin, Dan

C

102

37

Pritchett, Jim

C

104

38

Cifranic, Dennis

C

110

39

Mitchel, Frank

C

111

 

 

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The only exception to this is that I'll never put any of you in harm's way during an event because of dangerous weather.  (i.e. - lightening or severe cold and wetness). 

 

In other words, I won't let the course "bully" us into playing where an unsafe condition might exist.
 

Because I arrive at every event at least two hours prior to the start time and I generally have to leave my house at least an hour before that to get to the course, there is no sense calling me just before the event, because I won't be at the office.  The best avenue to take is to call the course if the weather seems threatening.


If you are on the roster for the event, and you do not get a cancellation notice from the course after calling them, you are expected to show up in time for the scheduled shotgun start.

 

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Sanford, NC  (August 14 , 2014)  -  Everything worked out perfectly today for Graham's Wilson Shelton in the Senior Amateur Golf Tour event held at Carolina Trace (The Lake Course).  Not only was the course in superlative condition with sunny skies and mid-70s temperatures, but in addition to that Shelton was able secure his first A Flight win of the 2014 campaign.  Not that Shelton hadn't tasted victory before "on-Tour' - he had 4 top finishes under his belt going into this year, but this one was special as he recorded his lowest Tour score ever with a 71.

"The key to today was my irons", said Shelton.  "I was hitting it close all day.  On one par 3 I was about 5 feet away and on another it was slightly more than 7 feet".  (The second held up for a closest-to-the-pin prize).  "My putting was pretty good too".

Creedmoor's Cecil Lockley fired a 73 for solo second place.  A total of six A Flight members broke 80, but in the B Flight, Columbus, Ohio's Bob Ubbing was the only player to surpass that mark with a 79.  Ubbing was 3 strokes clear of Sanford's Dick Kuehl, who was literally playing in his backyard as a resident of Carolina Trace.

It took three extra holes to determine a C Flight Champion as Pinehurst's Marty Carpenter outlasted Pittsboro's Dwight Davis in a playoff after both had posted 85s during regulation play.  Greensboro's Mike Hunter was 2 back of the duo.

Once again the Championship Flight played from tees that were almost 400 yards longer than that of their lower flight counterparts.  "Those guys were playing a different golf course", stated Tour Director Bruce Hallenbeck.  High Point's Joey Moffitt emerged as the victor over Sanford's Craig Sturdivant by one shot - 75 to 76.

Next week the Tour will play the season's 4th and final Major Championship at Anderson Creek GC in Spring Lake.  Limited spots are still available for that event.

 

THE SENIOR AMATEUR GOLF TOUR

CAROLINA TRACE EVENT (LAKE COURSE)

TOP FIVE SCORES BY FLIGHT

 

CHAMPIONSHIP  (6283 yds)

Joey Moffitt, High Point  75

Craig Sturdivant, Sanford  76

Johnny Adams, Cary  77

Doug Michal, Raleigh  78

Steve Lambert, Greensboro  80

Bob Kober, Colfax  80

 

A  FLIGHT  (5873 yds)

Wilson Shelton, Madison  71

Cecil Lockley, Creedmoor  73

Homer Baker, High Point  75

Rick LaFata, Raleigh  76

Twig Avent, Pinehurst  77

 

B  FLIGHT  (5873 yds)

Bob Ubbing, Columbus, OH  79

Dick Kuehl, Sanford  82

Tom Olson, Hillsborough  83

Jack Reaume, Durham  83

Tim Mosher, Greensboro  84

Daniel Floyd, Graham  84

Neil Bleau, Durham  84

 

C  FLIGHT  (5873 yds)

Marty Carpenter, Pinehurst  85

Dwight Davis, Pittsboro  85

Mike Hunter, Greensboro  87

George McKean, Raleigh  88

James Eatmon, Sims  89

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