Jye Pickin and Justice Bosio win South Australian Amateur titles
9/29/2023 | by Amit Pandey of AmateurGolf.com
see also: View results for SA Amateur, The Grange Golf Club
Pickin won his final match in dominant fashion while Bosio won her match with a clutch par on the final hole
Jye Pickin and Justice Bosio clinched individual titles for men and women at the South Australian Amateur championship played out at Kooyonga Golf Club in Lockleys, Australia.
Pickin, the South Welshman, clinched the men's title in the finals with a commanding 6 & 5 victory over Jordan Dull. For Bosio, she went down in her match to Matilda Miels early. However, Bosio mounted a comeback and secured a 1-up victory with a par on No. 18
Both of these champions are set to represent Australia in prestigious upcoming tournaments proudly. Pickin is on the roster for the Asia-Pacific Amateur, which takes place from October 26th to 29th at the illustrious Royal Melbourne in Australia.
On the other hand, Bosio, who has twice been a runner-up at the Australian Amateur, will be at the World Amateur Team Championships (WATC) from October 25th to 28th, hosted at the National Course of the Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
The tournament is contested by members from South Australian country golf clubs, with this year's edition boasting a field of 120 golfers, consisting of 102 men and 18 women.
Playing for the first time as part of the South Australian Amateur after a number of years of inclusion in South Australian Men’s Country Week, the Country Championship awarded a reconstructed trophy to mark a special anniversary this week.
Initiated in 1909, the Men's Country Championship found its home at Kooyonga in 1923, coinciding with the club's inaugural year. In a poignant twist, Alan Reddy, the grandson of the 1923 champion Carl Faehrmann, graced the occasion by presenting the trophy to Andrew Fiebig as part of the club's centennial celebrations.
Fiebig's remarkable performance included rounds of 71-74, totaling 1-over, and secured him the championship with an astounding 16-stroke lead over runner-up Jackson Arthur, who finished the tournament 17-over with rounds of 77-84.
Pickin, the South Welshman, clinched the men's title in the finals with a commanding 6 & 5 victory over Jordan Dull. For Bosio, she went down in her match to Matilda Miels early. However, Bosio mounted a comeback and secured a 1-up victory with a par on No. 18
Both of these champions are set to represent Australia in prestigious upcoming tournaments proudly. Pickin is on the roster for the Asia-Pacific Amateur, which takes place from October 26th to 29th at the illustrious Royal Melbourne in Australia.
On the other hand, Bosio, who has twice been a runner-up at the Australian Amateur, will be at the World Amateur Team Championships (WATC) from October 25th to 28th, hosted at the National Course of the Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
Playing for the first time as part of the South Australian Amateur after a number of years of inclusion in South Australian Men’s Country Week, the Country Championship awarded a reconstructed trophy to mark a special anniversary this week.
Initiated in 1909, the Men's Country Championship found its home at Kooyonga in 1923, coinciding with the club's inaugural year. In a poignant twist, Alan Reddy, the grandson of the 1923 champion Carl Faehrmann, graced the occasion by presenting the trophy to Andrew Fiebig as part of the club's centennial celebrations.
Fiebig's remarkable performance included rounds of 71-74, totaling 1-over, and secured him the championship with an astounding 16-stroke lead over runner-up Jackson Arthur, who finished the tournament 17-over with rounds of 77-84.
Results: SA Amateur
| Place | Player | Location | Pts | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Win | , Australia | 400 | ||
| Runner-up | , Australia | 300 | ||
| Semifinals | , Australia | 200 | ||
| Semifinals | , Australia | 200 | ||
| Quarterfinals | , Australia | 100 |
About the SA Amateur
The South Australia (WA) Amateur is open to men and women of any age, and contested over 36-holes stroke play qualifying with the leading 32 men and 16 or 8 women (subject to numbers) progressing to elimination match play.
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