Zylstra Defends GAM Senior Match Play Title
6/10/2010 | by Golf Association of Michigan
see also: View results for GAM Senior Match Play, Macatawa Golf Club
In what he described as an ugly round, Bill Zylstra managed to beat Doug Doplh 2 up to defend his title
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI (June 10, 2010)--Bill Zylstra (Michigan Publinx/Plymouth) did not play what he considers to be his best golf at the 2nd GAM Senior Match Play Tournament final June 10, but he still managed to snare a victory. In what Zylstra described as an ugly round, he managed to beat Doug Doplh (Port Huron GC / Fort Gratiot) 2 up. Zylstra won the inaugural GAM Senior Match Play last year.
In the Super-Senior division, Claude Johnston (MWGA / Ann Arbor) defeated George Beeman (Carl’s Golfland/ Clarkston) 1 up.
In the Super-Senior division, Claude Johnston (MWGA / Ann Arbor) defeated George Beeman (Carl’s Golfland/ Clarkston) 1 up.
About the GAM Senior Match Play
Open to seniors (55+) and Super Seniors (65+). After one round of stroke play qualifying, the field will be sized down to the low 32 Seniors and low 16 Super Seniors left to battle it out in match play.
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