Nevada Senior: Hakes defends
7/10/2011 | by
see also: View results for Nevada Senior Amateur, Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club
Steven Hakes wins his second Nevada Senior
BOULDER CITY, Nev. (July 10, 2011) -- Rain shortens the Nevada State Seniors to a 36 hole finish. Steven Hakes fires a 68 (-4) and 69 (-3) at the Cascada Golf Club to win his second Championship in as many years. Doug Pool, fresh off his qualification for the United States Senior Open, finishes second with a two day total of 146 (+2). Gary Carpendale finished in 3rd at 149 (+5).
Burke Cahill fires a 1 under 71 (-1) and a 1 over 73 (+1) to win the net portion of the event. Jim Cail finished with a blistering Net 65 (-7) on day two to finish in second at 146 (+2). Randy Sears shot 150 (+6) to take home 3rd place.
About the Nevada Senior Amateur
54-hole stroke play championship with no cut. Open to players ages 50 and over. Exemptions will be split between SNGA and NNGA players, with each association selecting players however they choose. After spots are so allocated, the remaining spots in ...
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