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New York Four-Ball: Hanes Brothers Keep Trophy at Crag Burn
5/22/2018 | by New York State Golf Association

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David & Billy Hanes (NYSGA photo)
David & Billy Hanes (NYSGA photo)

For the fourth straight year, a team from Crag Burn in Buffalo is the winner, with brothers David & Billy Hanes doing the honors

COOPERSTOWN, NY (May 21, 2018) - The team of David & Billy Hanes of Crag Burn Golf Club captured the 8th New York State Men’s Amateur Four-Ball title after a second round 66 to finish at 11-under 133, two strokes ahead of the field. Eight teams tied for second at 9-under 135 including the first-round leaders, Jason Hurley & Ricky Olson of Willowcreek Golf Club, who carded a 70 in the final round of action. Last year’s winners, Jonathan Clark & Jeff Wolniewicz of Crag Burn Golf Club, played one stroke better than yesterday and went 68-67 to finish in the tie for second as well. Billy, the older of the two brothers, captured his first four-ball title back in 2015 with a past partner, Jamie Miller. Last year, the brothers partnered up for the first time in the championship and finished tied for second. “It’s definitely special to win an event with my brother because we’ve never won anything together,” he commented. It is also the fourth year in a row that a team from Buffalo’s Crag Burn Golf Club has won the championship. Past winners from the club include Jamie Miller (Wanakah)/Billy Hanes (Crag Burn) in 2015, Billy Gaffney/Jeff Wolniewicz (Crag Burn) in 2016, and Jonathan Clark/Jeff Wolniewicz (Crag Burn). The pair has earned exemptions into the 2018 New York State Men’s Amateur Championship at Irondequoit Country Club, and older brother Billy will be exempt from qualifying for the 2018 New York State Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship at Wanakah Country Club.
About the New York Four-Ball

The format of this championship is 36 holes of four- ball stroke play. Entries are open to teams consisting of two (2) male amateur golfers. Both entrants must be members of the NYSGA and have an active Handicap Index issued by a golf club which is l...

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