NGA Professional Tour Winter Series
CORMACK IMPROVES WITH A 70 IN FLORIDA
Inchmarlo Golf Centre rookie professional Paul Cormack was lying joint 12th on 70 after the first round in the NGA Professional Tour Winter Series tournament over the LPGA Champions Course at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Cormack, who failed to survive the cut in the first event last week, had halves of 36 and 34 for his two-under-par round.
Fellow traveller Mark Barnard, also from Banchory but attached to Slaley Hall Golf Club, had a level par 72 (37-35) to be joint 37th in a field of 132 players
Cormack and Barnard are due to come home in mid-December, having played the first six tournaments of the tour’s winter series.
Americans Ted Potter (34-33) and Mark Evans (33-34) shared the lead on five-under-par 67.
Englishman Paul Curry is in joint 23rd place on 71 (37-34).
Inchmarlo Golf Centre rookie professional Paul Cormack was lying joint 12th on 70 after the first round in the NGA Professional Tour Winter Series tournament over the LPGA Champions Course at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Cormack, who failed to survive the cut in the first event last week, had halves of 36 and 34 for his two-under-par round.
Fellow traveller Mark Barnard, also from Banchory but attached to Slaley Hall Golf Club, had a level par 72 (37-35) to be joint 37th in a field of 132 players
Cormack and Barnard are due to come home in mid-December, having played the first six tournaments of the tour’s winter series.
Americans Ted Potter (34-33) and Mark Evans (33-34) shared the lead on five-under-par 67.
Englishman Paul Curry is in joint 23rd place on 71 (37-34).
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