Roam takes down past champs to win West Virginia Mid-Am
10/23/2019 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: View results for West Virginia Mid-Amateur, The Pines Country Club
Cam Roam cruised through the bracket from the No. 9 seed to win the title.
Roam took the No. 9 seed on the bracket after finishing as part of a tie for eighth with Nick Biesecker in the stroke-play qualifying round. From there, Roam began a path to the final that included a few key breaks. It began quickly enough with a 6-and-5 defeat of No. 25-seeded Jeff Harper in the opening round, but that set up a Round-of-16 match with five-time champion Sam O’Dell.
Close wins over Jess Ferrell and Woody Woodward in the final two match-ups left Roam with the title.
About the West Virginia Mid-Amateur
Entries are open to male amateur golfers with an active GHIN Handicap index through a WVGA Member Club, and who are 25 years of age or older by the first round of Championship. The championship will be 18 holes of stroke play qualifying followed by m...
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