SCOTTISH PGA CHAMPION EARNS 2,000 EUROS OVER FOUR ROUNDS
GARETH WRIGHT WINS BY 23 STROKES
IN CARR GOLF INVITATIONAL PRO-AM
NEWS RELEASE
The 2014 Carr Golf Invitational Pro-Am culminated with a wire-to-wire, runaway victory for Scottish PGA champion Gareth Wright, pictured above, West Linton Golf Club's Welsh tour pro.
A final round of two-over par 73 was more than enough to clinch the individual title and a 1,500 euros winner's cheque at Royal County Down.
Wright’s play has been exemplary across all four rounds, battling the elements as Ireland saw some of the worst weather this year. But the former Glenmuir PGA professional champion's final round 73 at Royal County Down took his total to four-over par for the tournament (290), 23 shots clear of the field behind.
The first round was played at Portmarnock, the second at Royal Co Down and the third at Royal Portrush before returning to Royal Co Down for the final round.
Wright's earlier rounds were 71, 77 and 69Americans Jim Dietiers (313) and Ryan George (314) finished a distant second and thi9rd to earne 1,200 and 900 euros repestively.
Gareth Wright earned another 500 euros as he and the West Linton GC trio of amateurs, Austin Carey, Brian Chamley and Brian Maxwell (284) finished third in the pro-am team event behind Paul Hollenbaugh’s New Albany Country Club team of Ken Weixel, Barry Holmes, and Brad Weixel
IN CARR GOLF INVITATIONAL PRO-AM
NEWS RELEASE
The 2014 Carr Golf Invitational Pro-Am culminated with a wire-to-wire, runaway victory for Scottish PGA champion Gareth Wright, pictured above, West Linton Golf Club's Welsh tour pro.
A final round of two-over par 73 was more than enough to clinch the individual title and a 1,500 euros winner's cheque at Royal County Down.
Wright’s play has been exemplary across all four rounds, battling the elements as Ireland saw some of the worst weather this year. But the former Glenmuir PGA professional champion's final round 73 at Royal County Down took his total to four-over par for the tournament (290), 23 shots clear of the field behind.
The first round was played at Portmarnock, the second at Royal Co Down and the third at Royal Portrush before returning to Royal Co Down for the final round.
Wright's earlier rounds were 71, 77 and 69Americans Jim Dietiers (313) and Ryan George (314) finished a distant second and thi9rd to earne 1,200 and 900 euros repestively.
Gareth Wright earned another 500 euros as he and the West Linton GC trio of amateurs, Austin Carey, Brian Chamley and Brian Maxwell (284) finished third in the pro-am team event behind Paul Hollenbaugh’s New Albany Country Club team of Ken Weixel, Barry Holmes, and Brad Weixel
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