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After a windy day with gusts reaching 20-25 mph, Division 1 wrapped up with a tie at the top. Michael Jordan and Ryan Ku both carded 5-over-par rounds of 76 to share the lead.
With the course unable to send players back out due to public play, a scorecard playoff was used to determine the winner. Ryan Ku came out on top in the playoff to take home the trophy, while points and prize money will be split between the two.
Finishing in third place was reigning D1 Player of the Year Andrew Parson, who posted a 79.
Division 2 delivered plenty of excitement down the stretch. DFW member Jacob Weasel carried a one-stroke lead into the back nine after a clutch birdie on #9, holding off Tom Lorenz, Tulsa Chapter member while sitting three shots ahead of Tulsa Chapter Owner Mark Brailey.
The momentum shifted on the back nine, however, as Jacob was unable to maintain his lead. Mark mounted a strong charge with the best back-nine score of the group, but it wasn’t quite enough to catch Tom, finishing just one stroke short.
In the end, Tom Lorenz secured the win with a 78. Mark Brailey and Jacob Weasel finished tied for second, while Jordan Ozata claimed fourth place with a solid 80.
Division 3 was tightly contested heading into the back nine, with Suket Dhir, Sasha Malich, and Matt Witman all sitting just 1–2 strokes behind front-nine leader Chet Armistead, who posted an impressive 37.
Much like Division 2, the lead didn’t hold. Devaraj Narayan, who made the turn in fourth place, surged on the back nine with an even-par performance to claim first place with a 77.
Matt Witman finished just one stroke back in second with a 78, followed by Sasha Malich in third with an 80.
Division 4 had some late-round drama as Robert Haynes nearly let first place slip away after a triple bogey on the par-3 17th. Showing resilience, he bounced back in a big way with a birdie on 18 to finish with a 79 and secure the win.
Bala Ramamoorthy and Ganesh Seetharaman tied for second place, each posting rounds of 82.
Rounding out the division, Gary Willis finished in fourth place with a total score of 85.
Division 5 saw Tony Hanel carry his lead into the back nine and finish strong, returning to the winner’s circle with a one-stroke victory. He carded a 94 to edge out Stephen Lamb, who finished just behind at 95.
Reigning D5 Player of the Year Todd Robello and Tulsa member Steve Rehbock tied for third place, each posting rounds of 99.
In other contests, Sasha Malich delivered a strong performance to take home the Mid-Am Net title at -3. Meanwhile, Devaraj Narayan dominated the Senior Net division, finishing at an impressive -6.
CTP
#4- Devaraj Narayan
#8- Josh Wilson
#12- Minvesh Bhathela
#17- Stephen Lamb
50/50- Brian Downe $95, thank you to everyone that participated in the Folds of Honor 50/50.
Congratulations to all winners at Buffalo Creek.
