John Hurst wins Chatmoss Invitational
4/1/2012 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
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Hurst followed up a first-round 66 with a stellar 69 to win the 2012 Chatmoss Invitational by 7 shots
MARTINSVILLE, Virg. (April 1, 2012) -- John Hurst of Fredricksburg, Virg. followed up a first-round 66 with a stellar 69 to win the 2012 Chatmoss Invitational by seven shots.
He rolled to victory over Buck Brittain of Tazewell Virg. and Tony Good of Glen Allen, Virg., who tied for second place with two-day totals of 142.
In the senior division, Tim Kelley of Ashland, Virg. edged Jack Allara of Salem, Virg. by one shot.
Other divisional winners include: Ross Reynolds (Regular 3rd), Dustin Hussey and Matthew Younts (Regular 1st), Casey Wadkins (Regular 2nd), Howard Grodenski (Senior 1st) and Steve Dashoff (Senior 2nd).
About the Chatmoss Invitational
The Chatmoss Invitational Golf Tournament is a 36- hole event played at Chatmoss Country Club in Martinsville, VA. VSGA points event. George Bayer won the event in 1963 the same year he won The Masters par-three contest.
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