W. Penn. Spring Stroke Play: Nathan Smith wins by two

5/2/2016 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Nathan Smith

Nathan Smith finished 3-under to win the Western Pennsylvania Spring Stroke Play by two-strokes

PITTSBURGH, PA (May 2, 2016) - Nathan Smith, one of the top mid-amateur players in the country won today's Western Pennsylvania Spring Stroke Play. Smith finished 3-under-par and was victorious by two over Zachary Ford. In the one day 36-hole event Smith who has the won the U.S. Mid-Amateur a record four-times fired rounds of 70-71 at St. Clair Country Club. Smith carded only three bogey's on the day while birdieing six holes, including four during the first round. Ford (-1) was alone in second place and Darin Kowalski (E) was third. Rick Stimmel (+1) and Sean Knapp (+4) rounded out the top-five finishing fourth and fifth.

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