Rhode Island Amateur: Barrow, Pelletier lead
7/9/2013 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: View results for Rhode Island Amateur, Rhode Island Country Club
Jason Barrow and Ryan Pelletier are Round 1 leaders in the house shooting 2-under par 70
NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (July 9, 2013) -- Play was suspended at 8:30 for darkness with two groups left on the course but the day was highlighted with a hole-in-one on 16 by Brian Donahue hitting a 7-iron 168 yards into the hole.
Jason Barrow and Ryan Pelletier are Round 1 leaders in the house shooting 2-under par 70.
Four players are one stroke back after shooting 1 under par 71 including Jim Colucci, John Drohen, Billy McDonald and 3-time Amateur champion Brad Valois.
Three strokes off the lead is 13-year-old Patrick Welch who shot 1-over par 73.
Round 2 will begin on Wednesday at 8:00 am with the possibility of a playoff for 32nd place around 7:00pm.
About the Rhode Island Amateur
Rhode Island-sanctioned event running for over 100 years. 36-holes of stroke play qualifying to determine a match play bracket of 32 players.
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