星期一 [ 2010-1-11 9:52:59 | watches1013 ]   Oakwood grad keeps her golf schedule full Emma Jandel, the reigning Ohio high school girls golf champion, is going to have a busy summer of competition before enrolling at Ohio State University this fall. The 18-year-old Oakwood High School graduate has been invited to play in the prestigious North and South Amateur Championship at Pinehurst, N.C., which begins July 17. Jandel, who played in the Rolex Junior Girls Championship in Park City, Utah, last week, will compete this week in the 83rd Women's Ohio State Golf Association Championship at Riviera Country Club in Dublin. After a Monday strokeplay qualifying round, match play begins Tuesday. Jandel will attempt to qualify July 10 at the Cincinnati Country Club for the U.S. Women's Amateur, which will be Aug. 7-13 at Pumpkin Ridge in North Plains, Ore. After playing in the North and South Amateur, Jandel is scheduled to play in the McDonald's Betsy Rawls Girls Championship July 24-27 in Malvern, Pa., near Philadelphia. Like last week's event in Park City, it's one of 10 American Junior Golf Association invitationals. - Two former Ladies Professional Golf Association tour regulars from the Dayton area have qualified for the U.S. Women's Open June 29-July 2 at the Newport (R.I.) Country Club. Replica Handbags Marianne Morris of Middletown qualified June 5 at Knollwood Country Club in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., and Kristal Parker-Manzo of Cable was the medalist Tuesday at Rhode Island Country Club in Barrington, R.I. - Four Dayton-area teenagers will be in Cincinnati on Monday to participate at the Hyde Park Golf & Country Club in a 36-hole qualifier for the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship July 17-22 at Rancho Santa Fe (Calif.) Golf Club. They are: Sam Jandel and Ben Boyer of Dayton, James Ionna of Middletown, and Chad Sherrill of Vandalia. Gucci Watch The U.S. Junior Amateur, won three times by Tiger Woods, is considered the country's premier junior competition. The event is open to male golfers who have not reached their 18th birthday prior to the close of competition and whose USGA Handicap Index does not exceed 6.4. - Members of the Ascension Church Golf League had a lot to talk about Tuesday night when three players made holesin-one at the Rollandia Golf Center. Ed Wildenhaus and P.J. Martin both aced the 85-yard fifth hole, and Dick Eberle holed his shot on the 86-yard 10th hole. League secretary Dennis Grosjean said it's common to have a someone make an ace each year. "A couple of years ago we had three in a year," he said, "but we've never had three in one night." - The Greene Country Club golf course received rave reviews from the players who participated in the Ohio Mid-Amateur Championship last week. Jim Popa, executive director of the Ohio Golf Association, said, "These conditions are as good as we've seen all year -- the greens, the collars, the tees and the fairways." Popa remembered that Greene had ryegrass fairways when the OGA held the Mid-Amateur at Greene in 1998. The course was converted to bentgrass after 2001. "The greens here are phenomenal," said Dr. Jeff Mallette, the Canton dentist who won the 36-hole tournament. "This is some kind of place." Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2412 or . Other articles: http://www.445500.cn/Blog/View/?186 http://www.chntkd.org.cn/Blog/View/?3085 浏览(206) | 回复(0) |
