Brandes wins Washington Champion of Champions
4/25/2012 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: View results for Washington Champion of Champions, The Home Course
Brandes edged Sean Packer and Keith Crimp by three shots
DUPONT, Wash. (April 25, 2012) -- Tom Brandes of Bellevue, Wash. took home the Washington State Champion of Champions by three shots following a final-round 70.
Brandes, who shot an opening-round 72 edged Sean Packer of Seattle and Keith Crimp of Ellensburg, Wash. by three shots.
Packer fired an impressive 66 in Wednesday's final round --- the low round of the event --- to get back into contention following a 79 in the first round but it wasn't enough.
Katie Lee of Sliverdale, Wash. is alone in fourth after a final-round 79, which followed a first-round 68.
Craig Larson of Tacoma rounds out the Top 5, finishing one shot behind Lee.
About the Washington Champion of Champions
Format: 36-hole gross stroke play competition. Men’s and Women’s Championships run concurrently. Age Limit: No age limit Handicap Limit: No handicap limit Field Limit: Open to the first 96 male players (48 men & 48 senior men) and 48 female (18 women...
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