Michael Turner comes from three behind to win Pasadena Senior

9/5/2014 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Guy Livesay and Tom Norys were the only players in he 60's after day one, but Turner's consistent play yields victory

PASADENA, Calif. (September 5, 2014) — At Brookside Golf Club, a pair of one-under par 70's from Michael Turner allowed him to come from three shots behind to win the Pasadena City Senior Championship by two shots. Guy Livesay was out in front after day one, shooting 67 to lead Tom Norys by two. But rough Friday rounds for both players allowed Turner to swoop in for the win. Livesay shot 75 in the final round, dropping back into a tie for second with Bob Valerio, who shot back-to-back 71's. Norys really struggled on the last day as he shot 78, finishing in a tie for seventh. The defending champion Robert Funk shot 76-73 and finished in 11th place.

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54 hole individual stroke play championship for seniors (ages 50+), flighted by handicap. Gross and net competitions (net players play 36 holes). The Championship Flight is a gross flight. Entrants must have a verifiable low index of 4.0 or below. Th...

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