Miller/Watson: 12 Birdies in a row at Antioch Master-Sr
4/7/2014 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Lone Tree Golf Course
Mark Miller and partner Scott Watson reeled off 10 straight birdies to cap a first-round 60 and never looked back at the 2014 Anitoch Master-Senior Best Ball
ANITOCH, Calif. (April 7, 2014) -- Mark Miller and partner Scott Watson reeled off 10 straight birdies to cap a first-round 60 and never looked back at the 2014 Anitoch Master-Senior Best Ball at Lone Tree Golf Course.
Watson and Miller would go on to birdie their first two holes in Sunday's second round, making it 12 straight birdies, which resulted in a three-shot victory over Ryan Sloane and Ralph Costanzo.
Costanzo and Sloane shot 66-65 to make things interesting in the second round.
Russell Humphrey and Randy Haag shot 65-68 to finish third ahead of Jim Knoll and Jamie Looper (69-65).
Dan Bieber and Eddie Davis shot 70-67 to round out the Top 5.
About the East County Mid-Am-Senior Best Ball
36-holes of four-ball stroke play. Teams must have one player from the Mid-Amateur division (ages 25-54) and one from the Senior division (55-64) OR Super Senior (65+). NCGA Points event.
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