CAMERON SMITH IS TOP SEED IN AUSSIE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Reigning Australian stroke-play champion Cameron Smith (Queensland) is the leading qualifier for the match-play stages of the Australian men’s amateur championship in Melbourne.
Smith finished with rounds of 73 and 68 to finish for a three-under-par total of 141 to claim the No 1 seed berth. He finished one clear of Woodlands’ member Nathan Holman, Oliver Goss (Western Australia) and Matthew Wittenberg (New South Wales ) at 142.
Tom Bond (South Australia) finished tied fifth with the best of the internationals, New Zealander Vaughan McCall, on 143.
Overnight joint leader Ben Hollis (South Australia) finished in seventh place with Ben Clementson (New South Wales ) and Rory Bourke (Victoria) at even par 144.
A total of 12 players fought out a lengthy play-off for the last seven places in the match-play draw.
TO VIEW THE QUALIFYING SCORES
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Smith finished with rounds of 73 and 68 to finish for a three-under-par total of 141 to claim the No 1 seed berth. He finished one clear of Woodlands’ member Nathan Holman, Oliver Goss (Western Australia) and Matthew Wittenberg (New South Wales ) at 142.
Tom Bond (South Australia) finished tied fifth with the best of the internationals, New Zealander Vaughan McCall, on 143.
Overnight joint leader Ben Hollis (South Australia) finished in seventh place with Ben Clementson (New South Wales ) and Rory Bourke (Victoria) at even par 144.
A total of 12 players fought out a lengthy play-off for the last seven places in the match-play draw.
TO VIEW THE QUALIFYING SCORES
CLICK HERE
Labels: Amateur Men
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