Ethridge/Woulfe take the Florida Senior Four-Ball

October 12, 2011 | by Florida State Golf Association

Florida Senior Fourball Champions<br> Bob Ethridge and Rick Woulfe (above)<br>Super Senior Champions <br> Ron Cleland and Edward Craig

The team of Bob Ethridge and Rick Woulfe card a final round nine-under par 63 to capture the 37th Senior Four-Ball Championship

PLANTATION, FL (Oct. 12, 2011) -- The team of Bob Ethridge and Rick Woulfe fired a final round nine-under par 63 to capture the 37th Senior Four-Ball Championship as Ron Cleland and Edward Craig captured the Super Senior Division at Lago Mar Country Club, in Plantation, on October 11-12. The team of Bob Ethridge and Rick Woulfe posted a seven-under par 65 in the first round to go along with their final round nine-under par 63, to post a tournament total of 16-under par 128, to win the 2011 Championship by three strokes. This is their third Senior Four-Ball Championship. With their win, Ethridge and Woulfe earned an exemption into the 2012 Four-Ball Championship held at Interlachen Country Club, in Winter Park. The team of Steve Earsley, of Hobe Sound, and Doug LaCrosse, of Tampa, finished alone in second place after rounds of 65-66, for a tournament total of 13-under par 131. The duo from Orlando, Charles Bailes and Glen Davis, finished in third place with a tournament total of 132. In the Super Senior Division, the team of Ron Cleland, of Naples, and Edward Craig, of Orlando, came from behind to win their division by three strokes. Cleland and Craig posted rounds of 68-64 to finish the event with a tournament total of 12-under par 132. Edward Garver, of Land O’ Lakes, and Ben Kenny, of Alpharetta, finished alone in second place with a tournament total of nine-under par 135. The team of Eduardo Erana, of Miami and Lincoln Rodon, of Coral Gables, and the duo from The Villages, Rick Tuck and Ebba Wiechowski, finished tied for third place with a tournemant total of six-under par 138.

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Ethridge/Woulfe take the Florida Senior Four-Ball

36-hole four-ball stroke play championship. Players must be age 55 or older, and both entrants must be members of the FSGA. FLIGHTS: After 18 holes. The number of flights in each age division will be based on the number of teams and/or the range of s...

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