West Virginia Four-Ball: Arbaugh, Moore roll

June 5, 2011 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

The dynamic duo shot a smoldering 10-under-par 134 for their 36-hole total

DANIELS, WV (June 5, 2011) -- Canvas’ Josh Arbaugh and Elizabeth’s Matt Moore held on to their first-round lead at The Resort at Glade Springs to pick up their first WV Four-Ball Championship. The dynamic duo shot a smoldering 10-under-par 134 for their 36-hole total, finishing up the final round on the resort’s Stonehaven Course with a 4-under-par 68. Coming in second place, just one stroke behind Arbaugh and Moore, were Defending Champions, Pat Carter and Steve Fox, both of Huntington.

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West Virginia Four-Ball: Arbaugh, Moore roll

Entries are open to male amateur golfers with an active GHIN Handicap index through a WVGA Member Club. The championship will be a 36-hole Four-Ball Stroke Play Event.

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