Florida State Four Ball: Round 1 Results
7/8/2006 | by
see also: Florida Four-Ball Championship, Coral Creek Club
Doug Snoap and Robert Parker fired a 5-under par 66 as did Matthew Anderson and Scott Kennedy to share a two-stroke lead in the 57th Florida State Four-Ball
PALM HARBOR, Fla. (July 8, 2006) -– Doug Snoap and Robert Parker fired a 5-under par 66 as did Matthew Anderson and Scott Kennedy to share a two-stroke lead in the 57th Florida State Four-Ball Championship at the Westin Innisbrook Golf Resort’s Cooperhead Course in Palm Harbor. The 2006 Championship continues with the final round on Sunday, July 9 with tee-times beginning at 8:00 am.
Doug Snoap, of Apopka, and two-time Public Links Champion Robert Parker, of Sanford, and the team of Matthew Anderson, of Tampa, and Scott Kennedy, of Pompano Beach, each posted a 66 in the first round to top the field of 52 teams heading into the final round. Seven teams are two strokes back from the leading groups at 68 including the defending champions Andy Purnell, of St. Augustine, and Steve Carter, from Jacksonville. The 1995 Four-Ball Champions Frank Strafaci, of Davie, and Rick Woulfe, of Fort Lauderdale, also are vying for a second title after shooting a 68. The pair from South Florida recently won their third four-ball event as partners at the Mid-Amateur Four-Ball South. The 2004 Champions Bret Voisin, of Orlando, and Jeff Robinson, of Sanford, sit three strokes back shooting a 69 tied with six other teams.
From June 14-28, teams attempted to advance to the Championship through one of eight qualifying tournaments. In qualifying, teams of two played 18 holes of four-ball stroke play in hopes of advancing to the Championship. The Championship also features exempt teams who earned exempt status through different categories. In the Championship, participants play 36 holes of four-ball stroke play in the two-day event. In four-ball stroke play, two competitors play as partners, each playing his own ball. The lower score of the partners is the score for the hole. The Championship is played on the Copperhead Course, home of the PGA Tour’s Chrysler Championship. Last year at Grand Cypress Golf Club in Orlando, Steve Carter and Andy Purnell, of Jacksonville, set a new tournament record shooting a 64-59—123.
For pairings, tee-times and complete results, please visit www.fsga.org .
About the FSGA
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Organized in 1913, the Florida State Golf Association is a not-for-profit organization that governs amateur golf in the state of Florida. In addition to conducting 22 championships for amateur golfers in the state, the FSGA is responsible for more than 40 qualifying tournaments for USGA National Championships and the new Florida Junior Tour. The FSGA also maintains the USGA Handicap System, performs course ratings throughout Florida and assists in junior programs and scholarships.
Westin Innisbrook Golf Resort – Copperhead Course, Palm Harbor
Par 36 – 35 – 71 – 7,122 yards
66 - --: Doug Snoap, Apopka, Robert Parker, Sanford
66 - --: Matthew Anderson, Tampa, Scott Kennedy, Pompano Beach
68 - --: Ricky Lee, Lakeland, Ryan Herrin, Lakeland
68 - --: Chappell Brown, West Palm Beach, Robbie Wight, West Palm Beach
68 - --: Marc Feocco, Lutz, Steve Ousley, Orlando
68 - --: Brian Johnson, Coral Springs, Scott Brassard, Ft Lauderdale
68 - --: Frank Strafaci, Davie, Rick Woulfe, Fort Lauderdale
68 - --: Andy Purnell, Jacksonville, Steve Carter, St. Augustine
68 - --: Dan Beckman, Temple Terrace, Daniel Debra, Wesley Chapel
69 - --: Erik Saterbo, Winter Haven, Justin Heimer, Winter Haven
69 - --: Robert Cupper, Hollywood, Scott Cambell, Hollywood
69 - --: Brett Lucas, Jacksonville, Michael Marrese, Ponte Vedra Beach
69 - --: Edward Kenny, Lake Worth, Paul Melson, Plantation
69 - --: Brent Bush, Palm Beach Gardens, Mark Leetzow, Sarasota
69 - --: Mike Walters, Tampa, Paul Royak, Tampa
69 - --: Bret Voisin, Orlando, Jeff Robinson, Sanford
70 - --: David McShera, Valrico, Skip Lujack, Brandon
70 - --: Bradley Schuchat, Bradenton, Eddie Bass, University Park
70 - --: Michael Sanderson, Homosassa, Rick Powers, Lutz
70 - --: Bill Griffith, Miami Shores, Marc Rosenbaum, Hollywood
70 - --: Andy Green, Valrico, Darin Green, Brandon
70 - --: Artie Scott, Tequesta, Danny Germaine, Palm Beach Gardens
70 - --: Jack Klomp, Bradenton, Roger Osterling, Bradenton
71 - --: Jim Kelly, Heathrow, Rod Bayliss, Longwood
71 - --: Jeff Carine, Windermere, Michael Thompson, Bonita Springs
71 - --: Takahiro Akaishi, Tampa, Takeshi Fuchigami, Tampa
71 - --: Jon Veneziano, Mount Dora, Philip Meng, Orlando
72 - --: Brian Bishop, Miami, Guy White, Miami Beach
72 - --: Martin Summers, Lake Mary, Tom Riley, Lake Mary
72 - --: Chad Ibbotson, Sanford, Tony Schissel, Longwood
72 - --: Dom Meffe, Windermere, Mike Stewart, Windermere
72 - --: Jackie Miller, Naples, Scott Ernst, Naples
72 - --: Kelly Gosse, Inverness, Ken Godwin, Ocala
72 - --: Ed Trinidad, Miami, Jose Novo, Miami
73 - --: Gary Richardson, Palm Harbor, Patrick Olive, Holiday
73 - --: Glen Davis, Orlando, Randy Elliott, Winter Park
73 - --: Dan Hernon, Lake Mary, Michael Cook, Winter Park
73 - --: Daniel Owen, Ocala, Judd Davis, Ocala
73 - --: Curtis Madson, Mount Dora, Nick Albanese, Mount Dora
73 - --: Guillermo Cowley, Doral, Ricardo Lara, Miami
73 - --: Ben Gardner, Boca Raton, Phil Koch, Boca Raton
73 - --: Charlie Commander, Panama City, Richard Maddox, Panama City
74 - --: Derek Camps, Sanford, Tory Carli, Sanford
74 - --: Dan McMahon, Ormond Beach, Tom Miller, Daytona Beach
74 - --: Jim Maskas, Lakeland, Robbie Davis, Lakeland
75 - --: Andrew Kane, Miami, Elliot Silverstein, Miami Beach
75 - --: Jason Camp, Naples, Keith Martin, Riverview
76 - --: Peter Burke, Orlando, Russ Manion, Kssimmee
77 - --: Kenneth Chapman, Sarasota, William Bradshaw, Sarasota
77 - --: Ben Lane, Fort Myers, Kevin Johnson, Naples
78 - --: David Perna, Sarasota, Todd Pike, Sarasota
81 - --: Bob Slye, Navarre, Darryl Slye, Navarre
About the Florida Four-Ball
Started in 1963, this is a 54-hole best-ball stroke play championship. Non-exempt teams must first qualify at one of nine sites across the state. Entrants must both be members of the FSGA, and at least one player must be at least 16 years of age.
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