Florida Mid-Amateur Four-Ball (North) Championship: Keenan and Royak win in a playoff

June 5, 2011 | by Florida State Golf Association

Brian Keenan and Paul Royak<BR> FSGA Mid-Amateur (North) Four-Ball Champions

Brian Keenan and Paul Royak prevailed in a playoff, to win the Florida State Mid-AM Championship - Nort

NAPLES, FL (June 4, 2011) -- Brian Keenan and Paul Royak prevailed in a playoff, to win the Florida State Mid-AM Championship - North, posting a tournament total of 128. The pair carded an impressive first round score of 10-under par 62 to lead by two strokes heading into the final round. In the final round, Keenan and Royak fired a six-under par 66 to be tied with Don Bell and Roger Dean who carded back-to-back 64’s to post 16-under par for the championship. The teams would head for a sudden death playoff with Keenan and Royak prevailing on the first playoff hole to capture the title. With this victory Keenan and Royak punched their ticket to the 62nd Four-Ball Championship to be played at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando on July 9-10.

About the Florida Mid-Am Four-Ball (North)

Florida Mid-Amateur Four-Ball (North) Championship: Keenan and Royak win in a playoff

Open to male amateurs who are 25 years or older and members of the FSGA. 36 holes of four-ball stroke play with flights determined after the first round.

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