Southeast Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship Final Results

Mid-Amateur Division Champions: Addison Lambeth-Jacob Stinson; Senior Division Champions: Neill Hatcher-D. Copeland

ALEXANDER CITY, AL – Final results of the Inaugural Southeast Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship hosted by Willow Point Golf & Country Club in Alexander City, AL on Sunday, August 25, 2019 (Mid-Amateur Division: 7139 yards; Senior Division: 6538 yards. Par 36-36—72).

In the Mid-Amateur Division, extra holes were needed to determine the inaugural champions. Addison Lambeth and Jacob Stinson of Montgomery, AL faced Josh Upton of Maylene, AL and Scott Cunningham of Johns Creek, GA in a sudden death playoff. Both teams finished at 198 (-18). Lambeth holed a three foot birdie putt to seal the win for Lambeth-Stinson.

In the Senior Division, D. Copeland of Columbus, GA and Neill Hatcher of Birmingham, AL led wire-to-wire to win the title. They carded a final round 69 for a 196 (-20) total to edge Claud Cooper of Mountain Brook, AL and Ted Sartin of Alexander City, AL by one stroke.

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This championship is co-conducted by Willow Point Golf & Country Club and the Alabama Golf Association.

Final Scores

	Mid-Amateur Division
Rank	Team	City, State	R1	R2	R3	Total	Total To Par	Amt. Won
1	*Addison Lambeth / Jacob Stinson	Montgomery, AL	64	66	68	198	-18	$600.00
2	Josh Upton / Scott Cunningham	Johns Creek, GA, Maylene, AL	71	62	65	198	-18	$400.00
T3	Bo Bradford / Thomas Kayworth	Auburn, AL, Lagrange, GA	67	69	63	199	-17	$300.00
T3	Clay Guerin / Will Swift	Vestavia, AL, Hoover, AL	66	66	67	199	-17	$300.00
T3	Eric Howle / Woodie Eubanks	Chelsea, AL, Oneonta, AL	68	64	67	199	-17	$300.00
6	Lance Goodson / Ty Patterson	Hoover, AL	65	65	71	201	-15	$200.00
T7	Mitch Pugh / Sammy Cole	Auburn, AL	66	65	71	202	-14	$116.67
T7	Brinson Holder / Matt Gourgeot	Point Clear, AL, Decatur, AL	67	67	68	202	-14	$116.67
T7	Scott Barranco / Scott Cornette	Montgomery, AL	67	67	68	202	-14	$116.67
T10	Blair Hamm / Ryan Bradberry	Hoover, AL, Helena, AL	66	68	69	203	-13	$33.33
T10	Tim Lovell / Tommy Coggin	Gainesville, GA, Vestavia, AL	69	66	68	203	-13	$33.33
T10	Alex Balog / Lide Denny	Millbrook, AL, Montgomery, AL	67	67	69	203	-13	$33.33
T13	Brent Spink / Mike Smith	Auburn, AL	69	67	70	206	-10
T13	Jacob Hitt / Jason Ondriezek	Atlanta, GA, Columbus, GA	69	68	69	206	-10
T15	Bart Middlebrooks / Bubba Gallops	Columbus, GA	69	68	71	208	-8
T15	Kevin Speaks / Stuart Moore	Alexander City, AL, Gainesville, GA	71	65	72	208	-8
T15	Kenny Capouya / Shaw Pritchett	Montgomery, AL	68	69	71	208	-8
T15	Wil Clowdus / Will Thompson	Birmingham, AL, Pike Road, AL	67	71	70	208	-8
19	Will Ramsey / William Angel	Hoover, AL	67	68	75	210	-6
20	Davis Nail / Nick Smith	Senatobia, MS, Nashville, TN	70	68	79	217	1
The following teams did not make the cut
CUT	Eric Messer / Fred Blackmon	Vestavia, AL, Birmingham, AL	67	72		139	-5
CUT	Brian Baker / T Chris Jones	Birmingham, AL	72	69		141	-3
CUT	Cade Oliver / Jayson Cox	Vestavia Hills, AL, Vestavia Hills, AL	69	72		141	-3
CUT	Jon Key / Richard Schmidt	Vestavia Hills, AL, Birmingham, AL	72	69		141	-3
CUT	Landon Miller / Trip Reynolds	Columbus, GA	72	69		141	-3
CUT	Jackson King / Will Jourdan	Birmingham, AL	71	71		142	-2
CUT	Justin Harris / Mitchell Vinson	Hoover, AL, Smyrna, GA	71	72		143	-1
CUT	Jake Nolen / Matthew Merrick	Homewood, AL, Atlanta, GA	74	70		144	E
CUT	Michael Gallops / Stephen Dees	Montgomery, AL	70	76		146	2
CUT	Nick Wintermantel / Paul Corgill	Vestavia Hills, AL, Hoover, AL	73	73		146	2
CUT	Collin McCrary / Evan Foresman	Hernando, MS, Senatobia, MS	75	72		147	3
CUT	Rusty Rustin / Timo Treilobs	Columbus, GA	74	74		148	4
CUT	Wesley Rackley / William Wade Rackley	Cleveland, TN, Auburn, AL	77	75		152	8
	*won championship on 1st playoff hole with a birdie by Lambeth

	Senior Division
Rank	Team	City, State	R1	R2	R3	Total	Total To Par	Amt Won
1	D Copeland / Neill B Hatcher	Birmingham, AL, Columbus, GA	61	66	69	196	-20	$600.00
2	Claud Cooper / Ted Sartin	Alexander City, AL, Mountain Brook, AL	68	63	66	197	-19	$400.00
T3	Doug Davis / Jonathan Watts	Birmingham, AL	67	67	65	199	-17	$325.00
T3	Robert Nelson / Walker Grant	Montgomery, AL, Fairhope, AL	68	65	66	199	-17	$325.00
5	Charles Noto / Scott McGee	Vestavia Hills, AL, Birmingham, AL	68	68	64	200	-16	$250.00
6	Mark Harris / William McGowin	Montgomery, AL	68	65	69	202	-14
7	Joey Fortner / Kevin Newton	Hoover, AL, Birmingham, AL	70	67	66	203	-13
T8	Ingram Tynes / Keith Wood	Atlanta, GA, Birmingham, AL	68	71	67	206	-10
T8	Scott Henderson / Wright Waddell	Alexander City, AL, Columbus, GA	69	69	68	206	-10
10	David Clayton / Stan Shaw	Pelham, AL, Hoover, AL	66	69	73	208	-8
11	Chuck Barnes / Rocky Barnes	Kennesaw, GA, Montgomery, AL	67	70	72	209	-7
12	Alan Pope / Todd Lee	Orlando, FL, Jasper, AL	70	69	72	211	-5
The following teams did not make the cut
CUT	David Lewis / Steve Roy	Dothan, AL	73	68		141	-3
CUT	Carter Mize / Madden Hatcher	Columbus, GA	70	71		141	-3
CUT	Grantland Rice III / Hollis Gieger, Jr.	Birmingham, AL, Mountain Brook, AL	70	73		143	-1
CUT	Hooper Turner / Thad Estes	Columbus, GA	70	74		144	E
CUT	Allen Martindale / Chris Cook	Calera, AL, Hoover, AL	70	75		145	1
CUT	John Martin / Robert Flowers	Midland, GA	70	77		147	3
CUT	Mark Daniels / Mark Hereford	Birmingham, AL, Wilsonville, AL	74	75		149	5

About Willow Point Golf and Country Club

In 1964, the last of the Russell Farms cattle farms, locally known as "the Wedges Farms," (having once been a farm where workers were hired for "wages") was chosen as the location of the Willow Point Golf and Country Club.

This beautiful championship 18-hole golf course meanders about on a peninsula totally surrounded by Lake Martin. Designed by Thomas Nichol, the par 72 course was constructed as a private club to replace the original course, which was given by the Russell family to the State of Alabama for the site of the Alexander City Junior College (now Central Alabama Community College).

In October 2003, Willow Point re-opened exactly one year after the course closed for renovation. Originally conceived to update the irrigation system, greens, bunkers and tees, the decision was made to totally renovate the entire course, including the practice facility, entry road and clubhouse. The world-renown architectural firm of Hurdzan/Fry was selected based on their reputation for designing some of the most beautiful, challenging and environmentally sound golf courses in the world.

Today, the course measures 7,465 yards from the championship tees, and includes six sets of tees to accommodate all levels of play. Twelve holes are located along the shores of Lake Martin – and all 18 holes have a view of the lake. The Bermuda fairways are accented by native grasses, and tall fescue, as well as stone and rock work bordering the lake.

About the Alabama Golf Association (AGA)

The Alabama Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization founded in 1915 whose mission is to serve and promote amateur golf in Alabama. AGA membership consists of over 130 member clubs represented by nearly 18,500 individuals. The activities and services of the Alabama Golf Association are governed by a Board of Directors consisting of Alabama golfers who wish to serve the game and the association through service.

AGA is the USGA's liaison for golf in Alabama conducting national championship qualifying, administering the USGA Handicap system including the GHIN Handicap service, course & slope rating and education. The AGA annually conducts 12 championships and team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. The AGA also conducts Alabama high school golf championships and assists with many collegiate events including the SEC Men's Golf Championship. In addition to competitions, the AGA administers the AGA Women's Scholarship Fund that is dedicated to assisting young female golfers in higher education and supports the Alabama Turfgrass Research Foundation.

Since 1980, the AGA has managed the affairs of the Southern Golf Association which includes conducting the Southern Amateur Championship and Southern Junior Championship, in conjunction with the Board of Directors of the Southern Golf Association.

For more information about the Alabama Golf Association, visit www.alabamagolf.org.

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