Two teams share South Carolina Partners Lead
3/4/2017 | by South Carolina Golf Association
see also: View results for South Carolina Partners, Spring Valley Country Club
Cold weather and low scores were the story on day one of the South Carolina Partners
Both teams had birdies filling the card as they went low with scores of 11-under-par 61. Defending champions, Michael Maness and Greg Jones along with Rob Butler and Cary Phillips are one shot back at 10-under 62.
In the Tournament Division, Bryan and Jonathan Morse hold a one shot lead after posting a 9-under-par score of 63 at The Members Club Woodcreek course. Johnny Pope and Todd Reid along with Brian Kennedy and Scott Smith are tied with scores of 8-under 64.
The final round will be contested with a modified Texas Scramble format and will begin with a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start.
About the South Carolina Partners
The Partners Championship has become one of the most popular events conducted by the South Carolina Golf Association. So popular in fact, that in 2009 the SCGA had to expand to two golf courses, Spring Valley Country Club & The Members Club - Woodcre...
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