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U.S. Four-Ball Q Results Old Chatham
DURHAM, N.C. – Final results for the 2016 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship Sectional Qualifying hosted by Old Chatham Golf Club in Durham, NC on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.
Brett Boner of Charlotte, NC and Stephen Woodard of Charlotte, NC fired an eight under par, 64, to take medalist honors at the 2016 US Amateur Four-Ball Sectional Qualifier. Boner and Woodard’s 64 qualifies them for the 2016 US Amateur Four-Ball Championship to be played on May 21-25, 2016 at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, NY. Brian Dreier of Fayetteville, NC and Gary Robinson of Fayetteville, NC will be heading to New York as well after the team combined for eight birdies to shoot seven-under 65.
Brent Roof of Columbia, SC and Paul Tucker of Waxhaw, NC punched their tickets to New York in dramatic fashion. Roof drained a 30 foot birdie putt on 18 in regulation to gain entry it into a playoff, he then made an eagle, 2, on the first play-off hole to sealing the last qualifying spot.
Qualifiers
Brett Boner and Stephen Woodard
Brian Dreier and Gary Robinson
Brent Roof and Paul Tucker
1st Alternate
Blair Bowland and Dustin Moore
2nd Alternate
Chris Oshea and Rob Stover
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Results |
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Place |
Team |
Score |
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1 |
Boner, Brett / Woodard, Stephen |
31-33--64 (-8) |
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2 |
Dreier, Brian / Robinson, Gary |
33-32--65 (-7) |
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T3 |
Roof, Brent / Tucker, Paul |
34-33--67 (-5) |
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T3 |
Kirkpatrick, Ron / Sumner, Vince |
34-33--67 (-5) |
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T3 |
Bowland, Blair / Moore, Dustin |
33-34--67 (-5) |
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T3 |
Oshea, Chris / Stover, Rob |
33-34--67 (-5) |
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T7 |
Mangum, Brad / Pennell, Justin |
33-35--68 (-4) |
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T7 |
Day, Chad / McMillen Jr, Mark |
35-33--68 (-4) |
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T9 |
Chandler, Matt / Lacroix, Brandon |
33-36--69 (-3) |
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T9 |
Ely, Trae / Hawley, Jason |
34-35--69 (-3) |
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T9 |
Bilodeau, Jordan / McLaren, Jake |
34-35--69 (-3) |
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T12 |
Nelson, Richard / Steffens, Drew |
34-36--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
High, Casey / Robins, Miller |
33-37--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
Horne, Wesley / Swiger, Michael |
36-34--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
Gauley, Mark / Gauley, Brian |
33-37--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
Aughtry, Bubba / Jaspers, Joe |
34-36--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
Haley, Ted / Kepley, Keith |
34-36--70 (-2) |
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T12 |
Carpenter, Paul / Patnode, Scott |
35-35--70 (-2) |
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T19 |
Absher, Mark / Welborn, Daniel |
34-37--71 (-1) |
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T19 |
Hyder, Bill / Meyer, Michael |
34-37--71 (-1) |
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T19 |
Benson, Cliff / Kemp, Korky |
34-37--71 (-1) |
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T19 |
Atamian, Kevin / Harding, Dan |
37-34--71 (-1) |
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T19 |
Dean, Tim / Ring, Dale |
35-36--71 (-1) |
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T19 |
Dyche, Barry / Pool, Jason |
36-35--71 (-1) |
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T25 |
Cassetta, Chris / Gies II, David |
36-36--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Martin, Chris / Rice, Christopher |
33-39--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Nieters, Mark / Nieters, John |
37-35--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Ford, Jordan / Luster, Pete |
36-36--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Meares, Whitten / Pitt, John |
35-37--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Brown, Nicholas / Weidert, Todd |
36-36--72 (Even) |
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T25 |
Balderston, Tom / Isban, Cole |
35-37--72 (Even) |
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T32 |
Boyd, Pascal / Williams, Gene |
35-38--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Fetzner, Kevin / Harp, Chris |
35-38--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Clapp, Ryan / Sarris, Sam |
37-36--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Vallecorse, Brian / Wilburn, Jason |
35-38--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Barge, Jacob / Novicki, Scott |
38-35--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Boyce, Jr., David / Harrison, Stephen |
35-38--73 (+1) |
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T32 |
Johnson, Wayne / Lawson, James |
34-39--73 (+1) |
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T39 |
Goeken, Thom / Herring, Jay |
40-34--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Bass, Kenneth / Rocchi, William |
36-38--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Miller, Phil / Morgan, Andrew |
36-38--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Carver, David / Lane, John |
36-38--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Belisle, Brandon / Brouse, Brent |
38-36--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Ferrel, Bob / Quinn, Chad |
36-38--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Pilkenton, Jonathan / Walker, Dawson |
38-36--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Patrick, Jr., Bailey / Patrick, Sr., Bailey |
37-37--74 (+2) |
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T39 |
Clarke, Ken / Owen, Chris |
36-38--74 (+2) |
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T48 |
Fox, Mark / Heterick, Robert |
39-36--75 (+3) |
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T48 |
Brown, David / Gentry, Mike |
36-39--75 (+3) |
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T48 |
Mongia, Matt / Parker, J. Vann |
38-37--75 (+3) |
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T51 |
Cullum, Det / Phillips, Timothy |
39-37--76 (+4) |
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T51 |
Colnitis, Steve / Sandman, Josh |
36-40--76 (+4) |
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T53 |
Thompson, Hank / Zalzneck, Robert |
36-41--77 (+5) |
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T53 |
Lavenets, Stephen / Spires, Jackson |
37-40--77 (+5) |
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55 |
Fortner, Jason / Fortner, Robert |
38-40--78 (+6) |
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56 |
Kuehn, Eric / Pritchard, Scott |
40-39--79 (+7) |
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T57 |
Terry, Christopher / White, Tyler |
42-41--83 (+11) |
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T57 |
Frucht, Steve / Kimel, Jack |
39-44--83 (+11) |
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59 |
Gray, Tom / Whelchel, Christopher |
WD |
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