Long Island Senior Open: Dennis Lynch is low Amateur

October 18, 2016 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Dennis Lynch <br>(MGA Photo)

Lynch finished even-par and tied for third at Hempstead Golf and Country Club

HEMPSTEAD, NY (October 18, 2016) -- Dennis Lynch finished tied for third and as the low amateur at the Long Island Senior Open. Lynch tallied scores of 71-73 on his way to an even-par finish at Hempstead Golf and Country Club. For the tournament Lynch, a two-time Metropolitan Mid-Amateur winner, rolled in eight birdies, four each day. This is the second time in two months that Lynch finished as the low amateur in an open event, also doing so at the Metropolitan Senior Open. Besides Lynch, three other amateurs finished inside the top-10. The group included Michael Romeo (5; +1), Jay Sessa (T6; +2) and Alan Specht (T6; +2). Darrell Kestner, 5-under, won the Long Island Senior Open by one-stroke over Charles Bolling.

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