Dyllas, Haddrell win Bermuda Four-Ball
SOUTHAMPTON, Bermuda (Nov. 10, 2013) -- Jarryd Dillas and Will Haddrell fired a two-under par 69 in today’s second round, to open up a five stroke advantage over the team of Mark Phillips and Jevon Roberts, who finished with 73. The turning point in the round, and maybe the defining moment of the tournament, came over the final two holes. At the par-5 17th, Dillas made an unlikely birdie after hitting his tee shot into the water, while Phillips three-putted a short eagle chance and had to settle for par. Then at the closing hole, Haddrell made birdie from the deep left rough, while both Phillips and Roberts made bogeys from the center of the fairway. The two teams will again be paired together for tomorrow’s final round, with Phillips and Roberts looking to chase down the pre-tournament favorites. The low round of the day was turned in by the team of Gary Burnet and Andrew MacFarlane, who matched four birdies against one bogey for a three-under par 68.
In the Ladies Championship division the steady performance over the last two days has enabled the team of Ebonie Burgess and Elizabeth Parsons to extend their lead over their nearest rivals Elaine Stevens and Tracy Nash. While a gross score of 79 on both days may not appear to be outstanding, in the challenging conditions this was sufficient to cause the remainder of the field to drop away and to maintain a comfortable lead of 13 shots going into the final round.
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ABOUT THE Bermuda Four-Ball
The Championship is a four-ball stroke play event
(teams of two) played
at 85% of course handicap. Teams can choose to
compete in one of three
divisions:
i) Men’s Championship
ii) Men’s Senior Championship – (Eligibility: Both
players must be 55 on
or before the first day of the tournament)
iii) Ladies Championship (36 holes)
Entries
are open to all
members in good standing of the Bermuda Golf
Association and any overseas visitors to
Bermuda, with an up-to-date handicap index.
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