Maine Senior Amateur: Lehr by one
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (Sept. 1, 2010) -- The 2010 Senior Amateur Championship is in the books. Both round one, at Biddeford-Saco CC, and round two at Nonesuch River GC, were played in temperatures pushing the 100 degree mark. Lowell Watson, fresh from last weeks win with partner Truman Libby at the Senior Two-Man Championships, fired the only under par round of the tournament, a 4-under 66. Despite having a tough first round on Tuesday, Lowell’s combined two day total of 146, gave the first round leaders a hint that they would have to earn this championship.
Ron Brown, of Portland CC, soon posted a two day total of 145, to edge Watson for the lead with only two groups left on the golf course. Ron Lehr, of Falmouth CC, who was in a four way tie for second after a first round 73, shot a one over par 71 in round two, to become the new leader with one group left. First round leader, Mark Plummer, of Augusta CC, faded in the heat, finishing his second round by going five over par in his last five holes, to finish with a two day total of 147. Doug Craib, from Martindale CC, who was also part of the first round tie for second place, posted a 74 for round two, to finish in a tie for fourth with Plummer.
Congratulations to Senior Champion Ron Lehr for a hard earned victory.
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ABOUT THE Maine Senior Amateur
The Maine Senior Amateur Championship is open to
Maine resident amateurs who are 55 and older. The
championship is restricted to Maine resident
amateurs, except that non-residents who
have been members of MSGA-affiliated clubs for 10
years and who reside in Maine for at least five
months annually are
also eligible. Format is 36 holes of stroke play
championship. Age Divisions: Overall, 55-59, 60-64,
65-69, 70 and up. Gross and net competitions.
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