Viboch, Wagner combine to win Antioch City Four-Ball title
11/19/2018 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Lone Tree Golf Course
Brett Viboch and Garrett Wagner won a close battle at Lone Tree Golf Course
ANTIOCH, Calif. (Nov. 19, 2018) – Five teams were within two shots of the lead entering Sunday’s final round of the Antioch City & Senior Four-Ball, but ultimately Brett Viboch and Garrett Wagner pulled away. The pair combined for a 9-under 63 in the final round to win the event by two shots.
Viboch and Wagner were one of three teams to post 7-under 65 at Lone Tree Golf Course in the opening round. Two other teams opened with 66. But the pair combined for the best round of the day on Sunday to clip two teams by two shots. Scott Watson and Chris Johnson and Bobby Bucey and Domingo Jojola finished the tournament with identical splits of 66-64.
Interestingly, Viboch and Bucey paired up to medal in stroke-play qualifying at the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball last spring. The two also won the 2016 NCGA Four-Ball Championship.
A total of 12 teams competed in the championship division of the event despite smoky conditions in the Antioch area. They competed on Lone Tree's new Bermuda greens, which were slick all weekend.
In the senior division, first-round leaders Gary Vanier and Randy Haag won the title with a second-round 66 for a two-shot victory over local legend Bob Olds and Tony McBroom. Doc Miller and Terry Foreman took third place.
Haag is just a few days removed from dueling Jeff Wilson at the California Senior Amateur, only to finish second.
Viboch and Wagner were one of three teams to post 7-under 65 at Lone Tree Golf Course in the opening round. Two other teams opened with 66. But the pair combined for the best round of the day on Sunday to clip two teams by two shots. Scott Watson and Chris Johnson and Bobby Bucey and Domingo Jojola finished the tournament with identical splits of 66-64.
Interestingly, Viboch and Bucey paired up to medal in stroke-play qualifying at the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball last spring. The two also won the 2016 NCGA Four-Ball Championship.
In the senior division, first-round leaders Gary Vanier and Randy Haag won the title with a second-round 66 for a two-shot victory over local legend Bob Olds and Tony McBroom. Doc Miller and Terry Foreman took third place.
Haag is just a few days removed from dueling Jeff Wilson at the California Senior Amateur, only to finish second.
About the Antioch City Four-Ball
36-hole four-ball stroke play event with championship and senior (ages 55+) / super senior (ages 65+) divisions. NCGA points event.
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