Sacramento City Men's Four-Ball rolls on

3/19/2013 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

The first rounds are complete at the 59th playing of the Sacramento City Men’s Four-Ball Championship at Bing Maloney Golf Course

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (March 18, 2013) -- The first rounds are complete at the 59th playing of the Sacramento City Men’s Four-Ball Championship at Bing Maloney Golf Course. The winners advance to play Saturday in the ‘Sweet 16’. Among the winners in action this past Saturday and Sunday were Kevin and Hunter Reppleye, who knocked off Mark Minnie and Bill Bergstrom, 4-and-2. Vince Venard and Mike Williams also moved on, defeating Stephen McMichael and James Trumble, 4-and-2. Danny Gums and Rick Carrington scores the most dramatic victory of the day, defeating T.J. and Ted Martinez in 22 holes. For a full list of winners, visit the results link below.

About the Sacramento City Four-Ball

The Sacramento City 4-Ball Championship is a long-standing amateur championship contested at Bing Maloney Golf Course and conducted under USGA Rules of Golf. The event brings together top amateur teams to compete in a combination of stroke-play quali...

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