May brothers lead with 65 at Williams Four-Ball

9/17/2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

David May

Brothers David and Mike May carded 5-under 65 to lead by a stroke after the first round at Oak Hill

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Brothers David and Mike May carded 5-under 65 to lead by a stroke after the first round at the John R. Williams Four-Ball Tournament. The natives of Auburn, N.Y. pace the field over five teams just a stroke back at 66, three teams at 67, and another six teams at 68. Thirty-six holes remain at Oak Hill Country Club. David is a former Clemson golfer who turned pro but has since regained his amateur status, while Mike a current high-school senior. Tied for second place at 4-under are the following teams: Mike Stackus and Mike Griffin, Shawn Baker and Carter Lucas, Michael Carrig and Brian Kumiega, Paul Gortnar and Jonathan Dunlap, and Pat Lindsay and Chris McCuaig.

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54-hole two man best ball format with Mid-Am and Senior divisions. By invitation only. Entrants must have a handicap of 3.4 or less, with the team total not to exceed 5.5. Both members of teams in the Senior Division must be 55 years of age by the fi...

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