Texas Shootout: North Team runs away with the win
11/5/2023 | by Justin Golba of AmateurGolf.com
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The North team defeated the South Team 42.5-29.5 to close out the TGA Championship season.
After Day One of the Texas Shootout at Galveston Country Club, the North team holds a 24.5-11.5 lead.
The Saturday morning Foursomes session saw the North team win 10-8, making for an important afternoon session of Four-Ball.
The mid-amateurs from the North secured 6.5 points, while the seniors tallied 3.5 points. The South Team’s mid-amateurs scored 5.5 points, while their seniors scored 2.5 points.
The Texas Shootout was started in 2003 and ends the TGA's championship schedule for the year.
About the Texas Shootout
This Ryder Cup-style team event is the final tournament of the Texas Golf Association competitive amateur golf season. Each team consists of 8 players who qualify for their respective teams via TGA State and Regional Player of the Year points accumul...
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