Sacramento Reg. Four-Ball: Defending champions fall

3/18/2014 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Played this past weekend, 16 teams moved on in competition and will play in the Round of 16 on Saturday at Bing Maloney Golf Course

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (March 17, 2014) -- The first round of match play at the 2014 Sacramento City Regional Four-Ball is complete. Played this past weekend, 16 teams moved on in competition and will play in the Round of 16 on Saturday at Bing Maloney Golf Course. Defending champions Jeff Gilchrist and Steve Woods fell in the first round to Craig Gandy and Ben Urias. Gandy and Urias prevailed 1-up to punch their ticket to the second weekend. Herb Jensen and Doug Crowther are also moving on. They prevailed in 20 holes over Tom Shea and Jessie James Munoz. In the top half of the bracket, Bryan Baumgarten and Ty Peters advanced with a 2-and-1 victory over Robert Hamilton and Jason Pereria. For a full look at this past weekend's match play results, follow the link below.

About the Sacramento City Four-Ball

The Sacramento City 4-Ball Championship is a long-standing amateur championship contested at Bing Maloney Golf Course and conducted under USGA Rules of Golf. The event brings together top amateur teams to compete in a combination of stroke-play quali...

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