Kevin Aylwin fired a three-round tournament total of 13-under par 203 to win the Florida State Public Links Championship at PGA Golf Club
PORT ST. LUCIE (June 13, 2010)--Kevin Aylwin fired a three-round tournament total of 13-under par 203 to win the Florida State Public Links Championship at PGA Golf Club in Port Saint Lucie on June 11-13.
Kevin Aylwin, of New Smyrna Beach, went wire-to-wire to win the 2010 Public Links Championship with a tournament total 13-under par 203. Aylwin posted scores of 66-68-69 to win the Championship by two strokes. Aylwin played steady down the stretch to hold off a late charging Defending Champion, Tommy Mou, of Bradenton. This is Aylwin’s third Amateur Public Links Championship in the last four years. Kevin currently attends and plays for the University of North Florida golf team which finished the season ranked 21st in the nation. By winning the Public Links Championship Aylwin will be awarded an exemption to play in the 93rd State Amateur Championship at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando June 24-27.
Tommy Mou, of Bradenton, finished in second place with a tournament total of 11-under par 205. Mou’s final round included a one-under par 35 on the front nine and a five-under par 31 on his back nine, which included five birdies in a row to jump up the leaderboard. David Arnold, of Ocala, Alexander Medinis, from Fort Myers, and Don Bell, of Port Orange all finished tied for third place with a tournament total seven-under par 209.
The Public Links Championship is open to bona fide public course players who are not members of a private club and also do not have a handicap index any higher than 6.4. Competitors played 18 holes of stroke play on each of the three days with the field flighted after 36 holes.
13th Amateur Public Links Championship
PGA Golf Club - Wanamaker Course, Port St Lucie, FL
06/11/10 - 06/13/10
Kevin Aylwin, New Smyrna Beach 66-68-69--203
Tommy Mou, Bradenton 70-69-66--205
Alexander Medinis, Fort Myers 68-71-70--209
David Arnold, Ocala 71-71-67--209
Don Bell, Port Orange 69-71-69--209
Carl McCauley, Parkland 72-70-68--210
Christopher Mullhaupt, Bradenton 73-69-68--210
Jacob Davidson, Jacksonville 70-68-73--211
Marcelo Huarte, Miami 70-73-68--211
Ben Adelberg, Boynton Beach 72-69-71--212
Kevin Altenhof, Melbourne 69-76-67--212
Ryan Black, Port Saint Lucie 72-71-69--212
Allen Parker, Kissimmee 71-72-70--213
Frank Babusik, Jupiter 71-69-73--213
Joseph Latowski, Port Saint Lucie 73-72-68--213
Namsub Padung, Bradenton 72-71-70--213
John Wegmann, Southwest Ranches 71-72-71--214
Christopher Bray, Hilliard 69-71-75--215
Nicholas Mullhaupt, Bradenton 69-76-70--215
Patrick Sweeny, Belleview 72-71-72--215
Spencer Cole, Bradenton 73-69-73--215
Brandon Meltzer, Boca Raton 73-76-67--216
Milko Brito, Miami 72-74-70--216
Samuel Martinez, Miami 73-71-72--216
Sterling Searcy, Fort Pierce 73-69-74--216
Dan Grier, Niceville 72-73-73--218
Justin Dorward, Port Saint Lucie 70-76-72--218
Stephen Anderson, Hobe Sound 72-72-74--218
Eric Sithideth, Lake Mary 72-72-75--219
Martin Kenyon, Hypoluxo 72-77-70--219
Alexander Kang, Boca Raton 74-70-76--220
Chenxiao Duan, Bradenton 72-76-72--220
Kevin Britton, Palm City 74-75-71--220
Michael Kartrude, Royal Palm Beach 76-71-73--220
Abdul Sihag, Bradenton 72-73-76--221
Andrew Gain, Bradenton 77-71-73--221
Doug Snoap, Apopka 71-74-76--221
Jon Veneziano, Eustis 77-76-68--221
Michael Rafalowicz, Doral 72-73-76--221
Boky Lee, Winter Springs 70-72-80--222
Chris Burke, Jacksonville 78-73-71--222
Don Sciotto, Palm Valley 75-70-77--222
Frank LaBella, Palm Bay 77-66-79--222
Michael Porte, Fort Pierce 72-77-73--222
Jarred Garcia, Jacksonville 76-71-76--223
Scott Jones, Orange Park 75-71-77--223
Jordan Meltzer, Boca Raton 73-74-77--224
Joshua Spalding, Bunnell 79-73-72--224
Peter Hammar, Orlando 77-73-74--224
Corey Menter, Jacksonville 79-72-74—225
Jin Kim, Port Saint Lucie 74-79-72--225
Sam Schafer, Jensen Beach 75-76-74--225
Brandon Heinkel, Boynton Beach 74-76-76--226
Federico Gogliormella, Delray Beach 83-73-70--226
Joshua Ramnath, Palm Bay 75-75-77--227
Raymond Vigeant, Melbourne 77-73-77--227
Stephen Burleson, Fort Pierce 76-76-75--227
Tory Henderson, Bradenton 74-73-80--227
Anthony Skirk, Viera 74-77-77--228
Kyle Martin, Plant City 84-73-71--228
Paul Henderson, Longwood 77-77-74--228
William Morales, Boynton Beach 75-75-78--228
Jack Hinton, Tampa 75-80-74--229
Sean Steinemann, Wellington 77-73-79--229
Dave Robson, Port Saint Luice 75-81-74--230
Jacob Yoon, Boynton Beach 77-75-78--230
Charles Taylor, Middleburg 75-75-81--231
Chris Boylan, Lake Placid 80-75-76--231
Ryan Howell, Orange Park 73-77-81--231
TJ Cosgrove, Davenport 81-73-77--231
Kyle Thomas, Tampa 74-84-74--232
Rashad Wright, Orlando 84-76-72--232
Brendan Sheehan, Fort Myers 74-86-73--233
Kyle Blackston, Palm Harbor 77-80-76--233
Eric Robbins, Boca Raton 83-79-72--234
James Cohen, Windermere 78-78-78--234
Skyler Blair, Palm City 79-78-79--236
Gett Johnson, Tallahassee 81-79-77--237
David Rineberg, Delray Beach 80-82-79--241
Lee Hebbard, Mount Dora 79-78-84--241
Pongdej Tejavibulya, Windermere 82-84-76--242
Robert Lystlund, Oviedo 83-78-82--243
Dennis Lystlund, Oviedo 90-79-82--251
Scott Wallace, Tampa 87-80-89—256
Blair Johnson, Sorrento 90-78-NC--NC
Derek Rachelli, Orlando 95-92-NC--NC
Garrett Leahy, Boynton Beach 82-82-NS--NS
Keith Kreigh, Windermere 86-77-NC--NC
Mike Corbin, Weston 88-82-NC--NC
About the Florida Amateur Public Links
For public course players, the Public Links Championship is 36 holes of stroke play and flighted after 18 holes. Competitors must be bona fide public course players who have not held privileges at any course that does not extend playing privileges to...
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