Antioch Best Ball: Sako/Marr, Foreman/Anderson take titles
11/20/2012 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Antioch City & Senior Best-Ball Championship, Lone Tree Golf Course
Nick Sako and Mac Marr won the Championship Flight while Terry Foreman and Scott Anderson rolled in the Senior Division
ANTIOCH, Calif. (Nov. 18, 2012) -- The Antioch City Best Ball was conducted at Lone Tree Golf Course with 33 teams, including 13 in the senior. The teams braved the wet, blustery conditions and impressive scores were posted by both groups.
In the Championship Flight, Nick Sako and Mac Marr combined to fire rounds od 65-66--131 to win by two shots over Alex Edfort and Danny Garcia.
In the Senior Flight, Terry Foreman and Scott Anderson posted a wire-to-wire victory, shooting 65-67--132 and winning by six shots over Peter Moren and Gary Ramsden. Jim Knoll and Tom O'Grady took third place.
About the Antioch City Four-Ball
36-hole four-ball stroke play event with championship and senior (ages 55+) / super senior (ages 65+) divisions. NCGA points event.
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