Durbin/Horodesky lead Champions Cup, rain suspends 2nd round

4/19/2012 | by Mike Stubbs of AmateurGolf.com

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Gary Durbin and Gregory Horodesky shoot a first round 62 for the lead in the Champions Cup Invitational

Houston, Tex (April 20, 2012) -- The second round of the Champions Cup Invitational was suspended today due to inclement weather. Play will resume tomorrow. The team of Gary Durbin and Gregory Horodesky carded at first round 9-under-par 62 for the lead in the prestigious Champions Cup Invitational in Houston, Texas.

Brian Kennedy and Daniel Russo are on the heels of the leaders with a round of 63 and are alone in second place by two strokes.

The team of Buzz Baker and Mike Booker carded a 6-under-par 65 and stand third, one stroke ahead of 5 teams that share fourth place. Complete results can be found at the scoring link below.

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Champions is Jack Burke's club, and the Champions Cup is his invitational tournament. This is a special place, full of history and worthy of the championships it has hosted, which include the Ryder Cup, U.S. Open, U.S Amateur, U.S. Mid- Amateur and m...

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