Pine Valley, NJ (September 28, 2012) –
Maybe
it was Ryder Cup inspiration.
But whatever the case, Mike McCoy, a man
known for his ball striking and tour-quality
putting stroke is dominating at the other
"Cup"
being played this weekend at the historic,
and
perennially top ranked Pine Valley Golf
Club in
New Jersey, The George Arthur Crump
Cup.
McCoy fired a competitive course
record tying 64 on Thursday and followed
that
with with a five-under-par 65 on Friday to
win
medalist honors by a whopping 13
strokes,
with a score of 129 in the Open Division of
the
88th annual event.
McCoy, a four-time Crump champion,
shattered
Bill Shean’s 36 hole competitive course
record
by seven strokes. Match play in the Crump
begins Saturday morning, with McCoy set
to
square off against 2009 champion Skip
Berkmeyer of St. Louis, Missouri. In the
Senior
Division, Robert Vallis of Hamilton,
Bermuda,
won medalist honors with scores of 73
and 71
for a 36-hole total of 144. Vallis will play
Bob
Kain of Cleveland, Ohio in the first round
of
Senior Division match play on Saturday
afternoon.
The public is invited to view the final
matches
on Sunday, September 30th. The gates
will
open at approximately 1:00pm.
AmateurGolf.com Rankings
2012 season — official results & points
| Pos | Player | From | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Final 16 | Michael Kelley | OH | 50 |
| Final 16 | Dan Horner | UT | 50 |
| Final 16 | Michael Muehr | VA | 50 |
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