Jackson and Fly win another Tennessee Senior Four-Ball title

May 18, 2019 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

Buzz Fly and Tim Jackson (TGA/Twitter photo)

Buzz Fly and Tim Jackson last won this title in 2016

Tennessee is full of golf legends, and Buzz Fly and Tim Jackson are two of them. The two paired up this week to win the Tennessee Senior Four-Ball for the second time since 2016.

Fly and Jackson combined for a 5-under 139 over 36 holes of stroke-play qualifying at the Grove in College Grove, Tenn. They tied Phil Powers and Michael Albonetti at that number, though the latter team took the top seed.

The winners would see that team again, as it turns out. Both teams advanced to the championship match. Fly won the first hole with a par to give his team an immediate advantage that Power and Albonetti took back on the next hole. It went much like that for the entire day.

Jackson, who brought 20 TGA state championship titles into this week, clinched the 2-and-1 victory for himself and Fly with a birdie on No. 17.

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Tim Jackson and Buzz Fly have won the 2019 Tennessee Senior Four-Ball Championship with a 2&1 victory over Michael Albonetti and Phil Powers.

Jackson with the birdie on 17 to close it out. pic.twitter.com/aX2YeIaJrv
— Tennessee Golf Association (@TNgolf) May 18, 2019

In the super senior division, Ronnie Law and Gary Pierce won their match against Jim Webb and Bob Waldschmidt on the 21st hole to take the title.

About the Tennessee Senior Four-Ball

Jackson and Fly win another Tennessee Senior Four-Ball title

Open to senior and super-senior teams who are members of the TGA. Format consists of 36 holes of stroke play followed by a cut to the low 8 seniors and low 4 super seniors for match play.

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