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Lansdon Robbins wins 106th Carolinas Amateur
7/12/2020 | by Brayden Conover of AmateurGolf.com

see also: View results for Carolinas Amateur, Chapel Hill Country Club

Lansdon Robbins (CGA)
Lansdon Robbins (CGA)

Lansdon Robbins battles through a weather delay to claim the title in North Carolina

With more lead changes than a NASCAR race at Talladega, Lansdon Robbins pulled ahead of the pack to claim the 106th Carolinas Amateur. Paired with the overnight leader and UNC signee Peter Fountain (202) and Wofford junior Walker Jones (203), Robbins began the day just two shots behind Fountain when the final round began at Cape Fear Country Club. “It was a battle all day. It was back and forth,” Robbins told the Carolinas Golf Association. “Walker [Jones] and Peter [Fountain] both played great. I knew playing those last five holes at even par wasn’t going to win it. I would have liked to get a couple more birdies than just one, but it was good enough. I was able to get ahead, hold off the competition, and get the job done.” The one birdie was just enough to get the win as Robbins -- a redshirt freshman at UNC Wilmington -- took the crown with a 17-under 271. Both Jones and Fountain finished at 16-under to split second place. Making birdies on Nos. 6 and 7, Robbins was looking for the 13th and final lead change of the tournament as he was one shot back of Fountain through No. 10. Gaining strokes on Nos. 11, 13, and 15, Robbins gained control before a weather delay slowed his momentum. The delay may have been a saving grace for Robbins as Jones stayed stagnant with eight pars on the final nine holes and Fountain could only muster one birdie on the final three holes following the delay. “It means a lot. It’s been a rough past year-and-a-half or so with injuries and all the stuff that happened this past season with it getting canceled,” Robbins said. “I only had two opportunities to play in tournaments this summer, and I won them both, so I think I took advantage of a weird summer pretty well.”
Results: Carolinas Amateur
PlacePlayerLocationPtsScores
1Davidson, NC40065-71-68-67=271
T2Raleigh, NC30066-68-68-70=272
T2Sumter, SC30067-70-66-69=272
4Wilmington, NC20070-67-70-68=275
5Winston-Salem, NC20069-66-70-71=276

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About the Carolinas Amateur

The championship is conducted at 72 holes of stroke play. After 36 holes, there is a cut to the low 60 scores and ties. Entry is open to any male amateur golfer who has reached his 13th birthday by the first day of the championship, is a legal reside...

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