Pacific Northwest amateurs fall in Senior Hudson Cup
Amateur Tom Brandes won his singles match 6&5
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TUMWATER, WA (October 21, 2016) -- On day two the professionals finished off what they started on Thursday and they won the Senior Hudson Cup at Fircrest Golf Club 14.5-5.5.
The professionals won all three sessions, including Friday's singles session 6.5-3.5. The two full amateur points were recorded by Tom Brandes and Luke Wilson.
DAY ONE RECAP
The professionals controlled play from the get go and after day one they hold a commanding 8-2 lead at the Senior Hudson Cup. On Friday the amateurs will have to put together an impressive rally at Fircrest Golf Club if they want to prevent the pros from winning their second consecutive title.
In the morning Foursomes the professionals took a 3.5-1.5 lead before really taking control with 4.5-.5 near sweep in the afternoon Four-Ball's.
The only amateur half point earned Thursday afternoon came from Pat O'Donnell and Denny Taylor
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ABOUT THE
Hudson Cup
The Hudson Cup Matches and Senior
Hudson Cup Matches are conducted by
the Pacific Northwest Section of the PGA of
America in cooperation with the Oregon
and Washington State Golf Associations. The
matches
pit the top amateurs against the top professionals.
Each player plays three matches: A Foursome Match,
a Four-Ball Match and a Singles Match. At the
completion of the events, awards are presented to
the outstanding player on each team as decided by
votes of the team members. The awards honor
Chuck Congdon, Larry Lamberger, Bob McKendrick,
and Bill Eggers, four great players with outstanding
Hudson Cup records.
Fun fact: PGA Tour
player and Netflix superstar Joel Dahmen played in
the
Hudson Cup when he was just 20 years old.
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