Womble and Salerno win the Carolina Invitational Four-Ball
November 7, 2021 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: John Salerno, Carolina Golf Club

Davis Womble and John Salerno hold off two teams by one shot to prevail at Carolina Golf Club
Davis Womble (Winston-Salem, N.C.) and John Salerno (Charlotte, N.C.) won the Carolina Invitational Four-Ball on Sunday, shooting a two-round 8-under 134 total, one shot clear of two teams.
Despite a final-hole bogey, Womble and Salerno were able to shoot a final-round 68 to hold off the teams of David Sargent & Todd Eckstein and Kyle Bearden & Brandon Truesdale. Sargent and Eckstein shared the lead with the eventual champions after an opening-round 66, a score also shot by Jason Pool & Barry Dyche. Pool and Dyche finished in a five-way tie for fourth, two shots back.
The leaderboard was crowded, with 16 teams finishing within four shots of the lead.
The defending champions Sean Snell & Hayes Brown tied for 24th at 1 over par, as did three-time champion Joe Jaspers and his partner Jim Aughtry.
The Carolina Invitational was cancelled last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the tournament was not held in 2018 due to the club hosting the U.S. Mid-Amateur.
About the Carolina Invitational

The Carolina Invitational attracts a strong field and gives Carolina Golf Club the opportunity to showcase one of the finest Donald Ross courses in the country. Past participants have won the US Amateur, British Amateur, played in the Masters, have b...
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