Blackberry Four-Ball: Przybyslki, Fastert win by 4
6/29/2014 | by Benjamin Larsen of AmateurGolf.com
see also: View results for Blackberry Amateur, Blackberry Oaks Golf Course
Glenn Przybylski and Michael Fastert shot consecutive rounds of 8-under 64 and won with ease at the 2014 Blackberry Amateur Four-Ball Championship
BRISTOL, Ill. (June 29, 2014) -- Glenn Przybylski and Michael Fastert shot consecutive rounds of 8-under 64 and won with ease at the 2014 Blackberry Amateur Four-Ball Championship.
At Blackberry Oaks Golf Course, the winners trailed first-round leaders Scott Ten Broeck and Mark Esposito by a shot after Saturday's play but stormed back for the round of the day on Sunday to prevail by four shots over a trio of teams tied for second.
In second place were the teams of Broeck and Esposito (63-69), Grant Goltz and Rich Balla (67-65) and Ben Souders and David Flynn (67-65).
Bryan Rusin and Mike O'Neal shot rounds of 66-67 to finish alone in fifth place.
About the Blackberry Amateur
The Blackberry Amateur is a 36 stroke play event played at scratch. There will be a Senior Division for those players 55 and older.
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