Agent in the Match Play Championship
- Thread starter Happy Hippo
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nice try. good showing. going seven under thru 33 holes is pretty good showing. Hey if you are going to lose that is the way. You gave it your all and you played very well and your opponent had to play his -ss off trying to beat you. The guy had to hit, sounds like. two or three windmill shots to beat you.
Keep up the good playing and it will pay off in the end.:SIB
Keep up the good playing and it will pay off in the end.:SIB
All I know, Chad?
If you would have golfed HALF this well with me as your partner, I would have pocketed $30 instead of shelling it out!
:SIB :shrug: :SIB
If you would have golfed HALF this well with me as your partner, I would have pocketed $30 instead of shelling it out!
:SIB :shrug: :SIB
Hey Ricky Bobby says " If you're not first your last" :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
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nice job comming in last
oke :s4:
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nice job comming in last
oke :s4:
Im here.. good tourney agent
U hit driver hybrid and still had 62 .. and he reached it with a 5 iron? :scared
Anyway seems like the course was pretty easy, but everyone had to play it ( so that fact is non factor). Good run and continue the solid play :toast:
:shrug: tried to give u positive marks agent but it says i need to spread it first
gotta love payne
gotta love payne
That's not logical, at all. :nono:
No......I think the thirty bucks puckered your corn hole, Huckleberry!
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The guy that knocked Agent out is playing for the Championship today. He shot a -5 31 on the front nine yesterday. :scared :scared
From the Indy Star:
Carmel's Peter O'Neill and Fort Wayne's Nathan Wine meet for the Indiana Golf Association Match Play Championship at 7:30 a.m. today at The Fort. On Thursday, O'Neill fired a 5-under 31 on the front nine in a 4-and-3 win over Columbia City's Matt Schumaker. Wine beat Richmond's Ben Lakoff 2 and 1.
From the Indy Star:
Carmel's Peter O'Neill and Fort Wayne's Nathan Wine meet for the Indiana Golf Association Match Play Championship at 7:30 a.m. today at The Fort. On Thursday, O'Neill fired a 5-under 31 on the front nine in a 4-and-3 win over Columbia City's Matt Schumaker. Wine beat Richmond's Ben Lakoff 2 and 1.
Little fukcer is good! Nathan Wine is a good friend of mine, he won't rollover. He plays for Culver Military Academy.
If anyone cares
Top Seeded O?Neill Wins Final Match
After firing the low round of 66 for the 18-hole stroke play qualifying at The Fort GC in Indianapolis, Peter O?Neill of Carmel became the 2007 IGA Match Play Champion after five rounds of match play golf.
Peter O'Neill
O?Neill faced off against Nathan Wine of Fort Wayne in the finals, and emerged as victor with 3 strokes up on Wine with 2 holes to play.
O?Neill, who will be a freshman at Xavier University this fall, posted nothing but sub-par rounds for the four-day tournament. Turning to the back nine in the final match with 34, O?Neill had Wine 2-down to his even par nine.
The two played the first two holes all-square before O?Neill won the third hole after Wine missed the green and settled for bogey. O?Neill quickly added another win on the fourth hole, and Wine spent the remainder of the match trying to get back to all square.
Wine, who will be in his first year at University of Toledo this fall, put his new putter to good use on the fifth hole when he made a sliding 40-footer to win the hole and get one back from O?Neill.
The pair traded wins on seven and eight, and then O?Neill made a 20-footer on nine to make the turn at 2-up over Wine.
Both players elected to lay-up on the short 311-yard par four tenth hole. O?Neill, playing first, stuck his shot to about two feet from the hole. Wine matched the shot, landing his to about four feet. Wine drained his putt, but O?Neill did not allow him the hole when he too, drained his birdie putt.
The magic on Wine?s new putter momentarily wore off when he three putted the par-five #11 after reaching the fringe in two. O?Neill, who never veered from his course management strategies, got up and down from in front of the green for birdie and put Wine 3-down.
Getting back to 2-down, Wine made birdie on #13 that went unmatched by O?Neill. Both competitors halved the next two holes with pars and stood at 2-under on the back nine.
Needing to win or at least halve the hole to continue on, Wine hooked his tee shot on the 16th hole and was forced to play a provisional in case the first was out of bounds. Finding has first inbounds, Wine was forced to punch out, and his third fell wide of the green. Once again under a tree, Wine had no choice but to punch up onto the green and the ball rolled over the putting surface. Lying four with O?Neill at 15 feet in three, Wine conceded the hole and the match to O?Neill.
Top Seeded O?Neill Wins Final Match
After firing the low round of 66 for the 18-hole stroke play qualifying at The Fort GC in Indianapolis, Peter O?Neill of Carmel became the 2007 IGA Match Play Champion after five rounds of match play golf.
Peter O'Neill
O?Neill faced off against Nathan Wine of Fort Wayne in the finals, and emerged as victor with 3 strokes up on Wine with 2 holes to play.
O?Neill, who will be a freshman at Xavier University this fall, posted nothing but sub-par rounds for the four-day tournament. Turning to the back nine in the final match with 34, O?Neill had Wine 2-down to his even par nine.
The two played the first two holes all-square before O?Neill won the third hole after Wine missed the green and settled for bogey. O?Neill quickly added another win on the fourth hole, and Wine spent the remainder of the match trying to get back to all square.
Wine, who will be in his first year at University of Toledo this fall, put his new putter to good use on the fifth hole when he made a sliding 40-footer to win the hole and get one back from O?Neill.
The pair traded wins on seven and eight, and then O?Neill made a 20-footer on nine to make the turn at 2-up over Wine.
Both players elected to lay-up on the short 311-yard par four tenth hole. O?Neill, playing first, stuck his shot to about two feet from the hole. Wine matched the shot, landing his to about four feet. Wine drained his putt, but O?Neill did not allow him the hole when he too, drained his birdie putt.
The magic on Wine?s new putter momentarily wore off when he three putted the par-five #11 after reaching the fringe in two. O?Neill, who never veered from his course management strategies, got up and down from in front of the green for birdie and put Wine 3-down.
Getting back to 2-down, Wine made birdie on #13 that went unmatched by O?Neill. Both competitors halved the next two holes with pars and stood at 2-under on the back nine.
Needing to win or at least halve the hole to continue on, Wine hooked his tee shot on the 16th hole and was forced to play a provisional in case the first was out of bounds. Finding has first inbounds, Wine was forced to punch out, and his third fell wide of the green. Once again under a tree, Wine had no choice but to punch up onto the green and the ball rolled over the putting surface. Lying four with O?Neill at 15 feet in three, Wine conceded the hole and the match to O?Neill.
