Stockton Four Ball: Souza Jr.,Wagner take it
2/13/2011 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: The Reserve at Spanos Park
Rod Souza Jr. and Garret Wagner take the title. Dan Beiber and Bob Fulton win senior flight
STOCKTON, Calif. (Feb. 13, 2011) -- The weather was the winner at the Stockton City Four-Ball this weekend. With mild winter temperatures and very low winds Rod Souza Jr. and Garret Wagner took the championship flight shooting 132 (63-69,) just one stroke better than Danny Paniccia and Mike Stieler who shot 133 (63-69.) Third place went to Brian Dillon and Tim Breland with 135 (69-66.)
The senior flight was won by the team of Dan Beiber and Bob Fulton with a 131 (62-69.) Paul Balatti and Don Thames fired the low best ball round of the day with a 62, but fell one stroke short of the winners with their total of 132. The team of Ken Webb and Marco Dusi came in third with 133 (65-68.)
About the Stockton City Four-Ball
Great Tournament at The Reserve Golf Club. Players love the course, playable rain or shine. 36-hole four-ball stroke play tournament with Championship (max handicap 5.4), Senior (ages 50+, max handicap 8.7) and Super Senior (65+, 9.4) divisions.
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