Josh Wick wins Columbus Amateur

7/30/2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

2015 CDGA Amateur winner Josh Wick<Br>(Image courtesy of Justin Wick)

Ohio State sophomore Josh Wick from Upper Arlington, Ohio defeated Iowa State junior Jack Carter 3-and-1 on Thursday

GROVE CITY, Ohio — Ohio State sophomore Josh Wick defeated Iowa State junior Jack Carter 3-and-1 on Thursday in the Columbus Amateur championship match. Wick, the 5-seed from Upper Arlington, Ohio, beat University of West Virginia golfer Jon Ransone on the 18th hole on Thursday morning to advance to the afternoon's finale. Carter, the 2-seed from Columbus, found himself in the final match after handing medalist and No. 1 seed Alex Weiss a 4-and-3 defeat in the semifinals. Weiss, a sophomore at Marshall University, shot a six-under 66 at Oakhurst Country Club to grab the top seed. Carter fired 68 to earn the second seed while Wick tied for fourth at two-under 70. The top 32 players reached match play, and the cut fell at four-over 76 with a four-for-three playoff taking place on Monday to fill the final qualifying spots.

About the Columbus Amateur

Entrant must be a male member of a full-service Ohio Golf Association member club with an active WHS handicap index of 8.4 or less. 18-hole qualifier on Monday, with low 31 and defending champion starting match play on Tuesday.

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