Celusta, Pridmore Capture SCGA Foursomes Title

3/29/2016 | by Southern California Golf Association

Nathan Celusta and partner Jason Pridmore (SCGA photo)

After finishing runner-up last year, Nathan Celusta and Jason Pridmore reedem themselves with a one-shot victory

TRABUCO CANYON, Calif (March 29, 2016) -- The 2016 SCGA Championship season is officially underway and a familiar name finds itself atop the leader board at the 14th Annual Foursomes Championship at Dove Canyon GC. Last year's SCGA Amateur Champion and Player of the Year Nathan Celusta, paired with Jason Pridmore, to shoot a 1-under 70 in the final round to seal a three-shot victory. Playing in an alternate shot format, the duo carded a first round 2-under 69 and held a one-shot lead overnight. On the final day, the pair came out strong with two birdies in the first six holes before stumbling and bogeying the final two holes of the front nine. However, they were able to steady the ship, birding No. 11 and paring the final seven holes for a slice of redemption at the Foursomes Championship. “We had a bit of a vendetta coming into this year after falling apart down the stretch in 2015,” said Celusta. “It felt good to close the door this time around.” Pridmore, an SCGA regular, felt the same after securing his first ever SCGA Championship. “[Nathan] and I talked about revenge coming into this championship,” said Pridmore. “My second place trophy stayed in the box all last year. I’ll put this one on the mantle though.” Both parties of the winning duo plan to play in numerous SCGA Championships this season. “I took three months off since I played so much last season,” said Celusta. “So you’ll start to see me more and more as the year unfolds.” “It feels great to come out and win right off the bat,” said Pridmore. “With this momentum, I’ll be back around.” Mark Scheibach and Scott Stevens pulled into second place with a second round 2-under 69 while the combo of Sonny Nimkhum and Ryan Panichpakdee came in third place with a total of 3-over.

About the SCGA Foursomes

This event is open to two-person teams (partners are not required to be from the same club) with each member having a handicap index of 7.4 and below. The format is alternate shot with one player teeing off from the odd numbered holes and the partner...

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