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Conners leads Canadian Amateur entering final round

Canada's top amateur has one-stroke advantage with 18 holes to play

-story by Morgan Bell of Golf Canada WINNIPEG, Canada (August 6, 2014) – Corey Conners sits in the driver’s seat one-stroke in front of the field heading into the final round of the 110th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship. The Listowel, Ont. native opened his third round by firing a 3-under 32 front-nine, but closed with four bogeys over his final six holes to finish with a 2-under 68. His 8-under 204 total leaves him one-stroke clear of New Mexico’s Sam Saunders. “I’m happy with my score, just kind of disappointed with all the bogeys,” Conners said. “I’ll try to smooth things out a little bit, I don’t know I just kind of got out of my rhythm towards the end, got a little antsy or excited.” Now leading the way, the Team Canada member will face a familiar challenge on Thursday over the final 18 holes at Elmhurst Golf and Country Club. The 22-year-old has finished no worse than third in his last three attempts at the national amateur championship title. For more, please continue reading at Golf Canada.
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2014 season — official results & points
PosPlayerFromScoresPoints
1James BealeNew Zeal69-70-68-69-276700
T2Taylor PendrithCanada69-73-68-66-276500
T2Jonathan GarrickCA66-68-74-68-276500
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