Ujihara holds off chasers for SCGA Super Senior title
9/11/2019 | by Southern California Golf Association
see also: View results for SCGA Super Senior, Coronado Golf Course
David Ujihara pulled out a win at the Los Coyotes CC. It was his first appearance in the event.
Held at the historic Ojai Valley Inn, Ujihara hit the ground running at his first Super Senior appearance, firing a 2-under 67 in the first round. He wasn't in the clear, though, as SCGA Veteran Jeff Burda was close behind, also with an under-par 68. In the final round, Ujihara kept a consistent distance away from Burda, shooting a 71 over Burda's 72 to claim the crown.
Behind the top two players were Brad Larson, Donald Kalode and 2015 Super Senior Champion Patrick Rohan who finished T3 at 4 over.
A group of two more players finished tied for sixth at 5 over, including Rich Tolly and Rick Talt.
About the SCGA Super Senior
This championship is open to SCGA members who are age 65 and above and have a USGA handicap index of 10.4 or below. The championship is a 36- hole individual stroke play event, there is no qualifying as all entries are on a first come, first serve ba...
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