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Conference 7.286::golf

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Created:	Tue Feb 15 1994
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2129
Total number of notes:	21499

2033.0. "1995 USGA Public Links" by XELENT::MUTH (I drank WHAT? - Socrates) Tue Jul 18 1995 08:58

    I'm surprised there isn't a note about the 1995 USGA Men's Public Links
    Championship, since it's being held in Stow.

    Bill

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[from ESPNet, http://web1.starwave.com:80/pga/]
Sports agent leads PubLinx by 2


STOW, Mass. -- Alan Baxter of San Antonio shot a tournament-record
6-under-par 65 Monday to take a two-stroke lead after the first round of
qualifying for the USGA Amateur Public Links Championship. Baxter, a
32-year-old sports player agent, broke the tournament mark of 66 set by
Michael Dowd in 1993 at Riverside Dune in Brighton, Colo., and also knocked
three strokes off Stow Acres Country Club's record.

"I drove the ball well,'' said Baxter, who had four birdies and an eagle.
"I was aggressive off the tee and I tried to get the ball down the fairway
so I could hit 7-iron or better to these greens. I feel it's the only way I
could compete with the college kids.''

Aaron Barber, a 22-year senior at the University of Minnesota, opened with
a 67 and Scott Dalesio, 25, of Waterbury, Conn., and Adam Boyd, 19, of
Nashville, Tenn., shot 68s.

The low 64 after Tuesday's second round of qualifying advance to match play.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
2033.1	First Round Scores	XELENT::MUTH	I drank WHAT? - Socrates	`Tue Jul 18 1995 09:01`	166
	[from ESPNet, http://web1.starwave.com:80/editors/pga/features/publinx1.html] U.S. Public Links scores STOW, Mass. -- Scores Monday after the first round of stroke play qualifying at the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championships on the 6,807-yard, par-71 Stow Acres Country Club course: Alan Baxter, San Antonio 31-34--65 Aaron Barber, New London, Minn. 33-34--67 Scott Dalesio, Waterbury, Conn. 36-32--68 Adam Boyd, Ashland City, Tenn. 34-34--68 Josh McCumber, Middleburg, Fla. 35-34--69 Roger Tambellini, Templeton, Calif. 34-35--69 Mike Vance, Henderson, Nev. 35-34--69 David Roesch, Milwaukee 35-34--69 Edward Smith, Tempe, Ariz. 36-33--69 Tyler Williamson, Sacramento, Calif. 34-35--69 Chris Wollmann, Parma, Ohio 36-33--69 Heath Slocum, Mobile, Ala. 33-36--69 Damien Jamila, Waimanalo, Hawaii 36-34--70 Rob Long, Clarksville, Tenn. 36-34--70 Jeffrey Fujimoto, Arvada, Colo. 34-36--70 Todd Pence, Cheney, Wash. 35-35--70 Arron Oberholser, San Mateo, Calif. 36-34--70 Ryan Mitchell, Incline Village, Nev. 35-35--70 Kyle Voska, Cincinnati 35-35--70 Bob Blomberg, Alameda, Calif. 38-33--71 Dave Ryan, Taylorville, Ill. 36-35--71 David Farnam, Kent, Wash. 36-35--71 Kivin Gai, Newington, Conn. 35-36--71 Danny Green, Jackson, Tenn. 37-34--71 Darron Stiles, Plant City, Fla. 36-35--71 Del-Marc Fujita, Honolulu 35-36--71 Drew Scott, Pinehurst, N.C. 35-36--71 Matthew Wiley, Westland, Mich. 35-36--71 Kenneth Jenson, Mountainlake Terrace, Wash. 35-36--71 Dean Overturf, Dallas 36-35--71 Thomas Hendricks, Greenford, Ohio 36-35--71 Ryan Hietala, Tucson, Ariz. 35-36--71 Jason Dufner, Olmsted Township, Ohio 36-35--71 Bryan Hancock, Suwanee, Ga. 35-36--71 Gene Rucker, Winter Springs, Fla. 36-35--71 Doug Hallman, Hummelstown, Pa. 37-34--71 Jeffrey Thomas, South Plainfield, N.J. 36-35--71 Brian Rowell, Oxford, Miss. 37-35--72 Stephen Bys, Chicapee, Mass. 35-37--72 Armen Dirtadian, Tucson, Ariz. 37-35--72 Bill Camping, Phoenix 38-34--72 Terry Noe, Fullerton, Calif. 33-39--72 Scott Zarley, Peoria, Ill. 36-36--72 Greg Gregory, Arlington, Va. 36-36--72 Steve Woods, San Jose, Calif. 36-36--72 Matthew Bryant, Greeley, Colo. 37-35--72 Bradley Meek, Port Clinton, Ohio 36-36--72 Lou Kubisa, Endwell, N.Y. 38-34--72 Michael Borelli, Massapequa, N.Y. 37-35--72 Guy Yamamoto, Waipahu, Hawaii 36-36--72 Bryan Novoa, Laredo, Texas 37-35--72 Rick Dewitt, Arvada, Colo. 36-36--72 Grant Masson, Norman, Okla. 37-35--72 Daniel Roberts, Ypsilanti, Mich. 37-35--72 Polk McCray, Memphis, Tenn. 35-37--72 John Elder, Pine Hill, N.J. 39-33--72 Ryan Kelly, Bremerton, Wash. 37-35--72 Chris Vandell, Des Moines, Iowa 37-35--72 Jeffrey Brunelle, Southampton, Mass. 37-36--73 Mark Olson, Carrollton, Texas 39-34--73 Timothy Murphy, Lower Burrell, Pa. 37-36--73 Brian Ricketts, Alhambra, Calif. 35-38--73 Vance Klingman, Richfield, Minn. 35-38--73 Ron Quick, Muerrata, Calif. 37-36--73 Rick Cunha, Plymouth, Mass. 38-35--73 David Potts, Commerce, Ga. 37-36--73 Phil McQuitty, Falls Church, Va. 38-35--73 Donald Stokley, Grand Forks, N.D. 37-36--73 Chris Riley, San Diego 37-36--73 Mark Lyons, Glendale Heights, Ill. 36-37--73 Justin Astorquia, Lake Oswego, Ore. 37-36--73 David Lee, Clayton, Calif. 36-37--73 Greg Edwards, Encinitas, Calif. 37-36--73 Frank Wright, Baton Rouge, La. 37-37--74 Chadwick Carraway, Nashville, Tenn. 37-37--74 Tom Jungkind, Hoover, Ala. 36-38--74 Dale Faulkner, Tucson, Ariz. 38-36--74 Mike Benner, Laurel, Md. 38-36--74 Lee Kinney, Red Wing, Minn. 37-37--74 Brian Bunch, Plesant Hill, Mo. 37-37--74 Jeff Reaume, Ypsilante, Mich. 36-38--74 Casey Boyns, Pacific Grove, Calif. 36-38--74 Matthew Eaton, Seabrook, N.H. 38-36--74 Ernie Villalobos, San Juan, P.R. 37-37--74 Glenn Przbylski, Frankfort, Ill. 37-37--74 Dan Gage, Stockport, Ohio 39-35--74 Chris Jenkins, Little Rock, Ark. 37-37--74 Thomas Richardson, Englewood, Colo. 37-37--74 Chad Brundy, Palm Desert, Calif. 39-35--74 Casey Bourque, Biddeford, Me. 39-35--74 Michael Kelley, Westerville, Ohio 38-36--74 Clayton Gomi, Honolulu 36-38--74 David Degirolamo, Rockville, Md. 37-38--75 Steve Day, Layton, Vt. 40-35--75 Frank Acker, Las Vegas 38-37--75 Chad Harris, West Palm Beach, Fla. 38-37--75 Mark Welage, Cincinnati 37-38--75 Edward Turner, Mobile, Ala. 40-35--75 Brian Pruitt, Tamcoma, Wash. 38-37--75 Bob Hamilton, Dedham, Mass. 38-37--75 Notah Begay, Albuequerque, N.M. 41-34--75 Kenneth Gadawski, Amherst, N.Y. 36-39--75 Douglas Potter, Tualatin, Ore. 40-35--75 Mark Palatas, Louisville, Ky. 38-37--75 Carlos Rodiles, Miami 38-38--76 Peter Sax, Maples, Minn. 41-35--76 Jay Berkowitz, Weaverville, Calif. 38-38--76 Gary Davis, Cleveland, Tenn. 39-37--76 Mark Gilmartin, Reno, Nev. 39-37--76 David Mathis, Lexington, N.C. 39-37--76 Royden Heirakuji, Makawao, Hawaii 38-38--76 Todd Palmer, Tipton, Ind. 37-40--77 Jeff Lister, Greendale, Wis. 38-39--77 Brian Stroka, North Canton, Ohio 37-40--77 Josh Sine, Springfield, Ohio 37-40--77 Cory Bobbitt, Saugus, Calif. 40-37--77 Christopher Tuttle, Virginia Beach, Va. 36-41--77 Damien Victorino, Kapaa, Hawaii 39-38--77 John McNeil, Stow, Mass. 38-39--77 Ted Murata, Kailua, Hawaii 37-40--77 Timothy Ellingwood, Eagle River, Ark. 37-40--77 Brent Marcum, New Albany, Ind. 41-36--77 Chris Holzshu, Humble, Texas 39-38--77 Brian Miller, Eagan, Minn. 39-38--77 Pete Ebel, Mason, Ohio 40-37--77 J.T. Jones, Gooding, Idaho 41-36--77 Stephen Manning, Albuquerque, N.M. 40-38--78 Andrew Komor, New Brighton, Minn. 40-38--78 Brad Tamblyn, Isle of Palms, S.C. 39-39--78 Ty Taylor, Houston 38-40--78 Todd Good, Hickory, N.C. 41-37--78 Casey Alexander, Massapequa Park, N.Y. 38-40--78 Jay Kurisu, Wailuku Maui, Hawaii 39-39--78 Bob Cavanagh, Perham, Minn. 39-40--79 Alan Burks, Detroit 41-38--79 Christopher Teller, North Andover, Mass. 40-39--79 Bruce Chalas, Dover, Mass. 39-40--79 Steve Newman, Wichita, Kan. 38-41--79 Stephen Larsen, Urbandale, Iowa 42-38--80 Jorge Pelaez, Uniontown, Pa. 41-39--80 John Warren, Portland, Ore. 39-41--80 Thomas Ehmann, Philadelphia 40-40--80 Herman Manalili, Hilo, Hawaii 40-40--80 Chris Brauner, Houston 41-39--80 Eric Yabuta, Hilo, Hawaii 43-37--80 Raymond Vigeant, Arlington, Mass. 41-39--80 Steve Owens, Philadelphia 40-41--81 Jimmy Gates, Leawood, Kan. 41-40--81 Michael Berzovich, Longwood, Fla. 42-39--81 David Morberg, Kalispell, Mont. 41-40--81 David Burris, Jasper, Tenn. 39-43--82 Sean Doi, Lihue, Hawaii 40-42--82 Rodrigo Quintero, La Verne, Calif. 48-40--88 Kurt Watanabe, Kahului, Hawaii 43-47--90 Kevin Wassmer, Wadesville, Ind. 40-35--DQ Hersh Patel, Chicago WD
2033.2		SHRCTR::DAVIS		`Tue Jul 18 1995 12:25`	11
	<<< Note 2033.1 by XELENT::MUTH "I drank WHAT? - Socrates" >>> -< First Round Scores >- >STOW, Mass. -- Scores Monday after the first round of stroke play >qualifying at the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championships on the >6,807-yard, par-71 Stow Acres Country Club course: ^^^^^^ Which 5-par did they change to a 4? #11? Tom
2033.3	No. 11	NETCAD::STIRLING		`Tue Jul 18 1995 12:32`	5
	Yes, the 11th. They also shortened it to 450 yds. In the Mass 4-ball it was also a par 4 but they left it at 470 yds for that tourney. Dan
2033.4	What water on 9?	NETCAD::WLENEHAN		`Tue Jul 18 1995 14:11`	16
	Hi, FYI. Actually it's the 12th... 10 and 11 are always par fours. Just watched a group tee off 9... prior groups were hitting it to roughly 200 yards left into the hole. Well this big guy gets up and ripped it 310+ all carry to about 140-150 yards left! Ouch. Walta
2033.5	Baxter out, Stiles advances	NETCAD::WLENEHAN		`Wed Jul 19 1995 11:12`	11
	Hi, Mini-update; Stroke play medalist Alan Baxter gets knocked out in first round by Stiles.. 5 and 4 . Baxter's caddy said " He got killed. " . Walta
2033.6		SHRCTR::DAVIS		`Wed Jul 19 1995 12:54`	18
	<<< Note 2033.4 by NETCAD::WLENEHAN >>> -< What water on 9? >- > FYI. > Actually it's the 12th... 10 and 11 are always par fours. right you are, Walta. (Hello, my friend. How have you been?) > Just watched a group tee off 9... prior groups were hitting it > to roughly 200 yards left into the hole. Well this big guy > gets up and ripped it 310+ all carry to about 140-150 yards left! You mean they were going up the first fairway? That's how we played the state qualifiers, too. No OB makes for easier 9th. ....or you mean he went the traditional route and had 150 in? That soulds like you, Walta! Tom
2033.7	Check it out	NETCAD::WLENEHAN		`Wed Jul 19 1995 13:28`	32
	Hi Tom, No they didn't bang it over the trees into the first... they purposely placed the tee off spot in such a way as to have the tree on the left (at the ninth tee) block an attempt. Forced them to take it up the fairway as designed... The guy I spoke of hit it over the right portion of the water. Clearing the hazard by some 40 yards. It was even more impressive seeing as the guy who hit first blasted his on the same line and splashed it dead center in the water. Everyone watched as the big guys ball took off for the water... he simply reached down for his tee knowing it was going to be safe. By the way Tom, I'll be playing your home court Marlboro CC tomorrow afternoon with another fine gentlemen as yourself by the name of Gary Mayo. We have three foursomes going off around 2pm. I still remember your GREAT 2 iron to within 8 feet into 9 afterr a bad tee shot (only one you missed that day). Not the most conventional way of making a birdie... but quite impressive! take care; Walta ps. For those of you who haven't gone over to Stow yet, do it! These guys can play. Great golf swings. No crowds.