San Antonio Amateur: Wall wins his second

June 19, 2011 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

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J.J. Wall overcomes high temperatures, swirling winds and slick greens to win the Greater San Antonio Amateur

SAN ANTONIO, Texas (June 19, 2011) -- Texas Standout J.J. Wall was the winner of the Greater San Antonio Amateur played at the Republic Golf Club. Wall's final round 68 and two day total 139 on the 7000 yard layout was just good enough to overtake first round leader Thomas Immenschuh who shot 66 on Saturday. Wall's round included four birdies, an eagle at number five and three bogeys. Although Immenscchuh had three birdies in today's round he struggled with four bogeys and a double to end up with a 74, one back of Wall. Wall who first won the event in 2001 has been in the top five the last three years.

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San Antonio Amateur: Wall wins his second

54-hole stroke play championship. Open to any male with amateur status, 18 years or older as of the start of the tournament, residing in Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Wilson, Atascosa, Medina, Guadalupe, or Bandera counties for a minimum of three months pri...

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