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The Amateur Players Tour hosted a special one-day Folds of Honor Friday Elevated Event at the historic Omni Bedford Springs Old Course in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Nestled in a picturesque valley and surrounded by the resort’s iconic hotel, the Old Course is a classic design shaped by legends Donald Ross, A.W. Tillinghast, and Spencer Oldham, delivering a traditional layout that rewards precision and shot-making. Players were met with immaculate conditions throughout the day, adding to the championship feel of one of the most storied venues on the APT schedule.
This event also carried a deeper purpose, as part of APT’s continued partnership with Folds of Honor. Through events like this, APT members have now helped raise over $250,000 in support of educational scholarships for the families of fallen and disabled military members. To learn more or get involved, visit foldsofhonor.org.
In Division 1, Barney Sutley (Frankfort, KY) took control with a strong round of 75 to finish at +3 and claim the victory. Sutley separated himself from the field on a day where scoring proved difficult, holding off Doug Cristina (Mandeville, LA), who finished second at +7 with a 79. Ivan Jones (High Point, NC) and Will Morgan (West End, NC) shared third at +9.
Division 2 saw John Wayne Parrish (Reidsville, NC) deliver a career performance, firing a career-low 72 to earn the victory at even par. Parrish set the tone early and never let up, separating himself from the field on a demanding setup. Travis Wartluft (Lake Wylie, SC) finished second at +3 with a 75, while Jason Stoltzfus (Leola, PA) took third at +5. Dave Baca (Gaithersburg, MD) and Christopher Wright (Quinton, VA) shared fourth at +6.
Division 3 featured one of the deepest fields of the event with 37 players, and it was Mark Gonzales (Beaumont, TX)who rose to the top with an impressive 80 to secure the victory at +8. Gonzales held off a tightly packed leaderboard that saw constant movement throughout the day. Jeff Dofflemyer (Hatfield, PA) finished second at +9, followed by Chad Hertzog (Lebanon, PA) in third at +10 and Jim Volpi (Sterling, VA) in fourth at +11. Rick Johnson (Sullivan, IL) and Freddie Coffey (Taylorsville, NC) shared fifth at +12.
In Division 4, Roger Morito (Everett, ON) made the trip down from Canada count, earning his first APT victory with a strong 83 to finish at +11. Morito separated himself from the field with steady play, holding off a group of challengers throughout the round. Dave Draucker (Troy, IL) and Sal Leto (Union, NJ) shared second at +14, while William Favinger (Fredericksburg, PA) finished fourth at +16. James Huber (Davis, WV) rounded out the top five at +22.
Division 5 saw Shannon Sageser (Georgetown, KY) deliver one of the most decisive performances of the day, firing an 87 to secure a five-shot victory at +15. Sageser maintained control throughout the round and never allowed the field to close the gap. Jim Pritchett (Moseley, VA) finished second at +20, followed by Jeremiah Cassidy (Ephrata, PA) in third at +22. David Neder (Millville, NJ) took fourth at +24, while Rick Pritchard (Huntsville, TX), Thomas Kroh (New Cumberland, PA), and Tim Butts (Gerrardstown, WV) shared fifth at +29.
The Mid-Am Net division saw Jason Stoltzfus (Leola, PA) take control with a strong round of 66 to finish at -6. Stoltzfus led from the front and held off Joshua Kellerman (Shippensburg, PA), who finished second at -1. Chad Hertzog (Lebanon, PA) and Jeremiah Cassidy (Ephrata, PA) shared third at +1, while Nickalas Gregg (Newville, PA) finished fifth at +2, rounding out the money.
In the Senior Net division, Roger Morito (Everett, ON) added another trophy to his week with a winning round of 67 to finish at -5. Morito held off a tightly packed leaderboard, with John Wayne Parrish (Reidsville, NC) and Shannon Sageser (Georgetown, KY) finishing tied for second at -4. Rick Johnson (Sullivan, IL) and Sal Leto (Union, NJ) shared fourth at -3, rounding out the money.
From top to bottom, the Omni Bedford Springs Old Course once again delivered a championship-caliber experience, combining historic architecture with pristine conditions. The APT thanks the entire staff at Omni Bedford Springs for their outstanding hospitality and congratulates all of this week’s winners on their performances.
