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Jordan Calandro wins his 5th tournament of the year beating out Marco Tallerico by 4 strokes. The two Champ Flight golfers went back and forth on front 9 with Marco taking the lead on 9 with a birdie. Jordan took control of the lead with a birdie on the Par 5 15th hole and did not look back. With the win, Jordan now takes firm control of the points lead.
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Kaleb Sigman becomes the 2nd player on the year to take the title on their home course. As a member of Crystal Highlands GC, he used his knowledge of the course to his advantage. He struggled on the front 9 and was 3 shots off the lead behind Brad McKay. He righted the ship on the back 9 as he and Kyle VanMeter climbed the leader board and ended up tied after 18. Kaleb then got it done on the 1st hole of the playoff. Kaleb took great pride and excitement into winning this tournament.
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Albert Delamarter gets his 4th win on tour this year and jumps into the lead in the points race, just ahead of Scott Nishimura. Albert went into the back 9 trailing by one stroke by Mike Heitz, as he struggled on the par 3 9th hole. He then shot an impressive 39 on the back 9 with birdies on holes 11 and 15. Albert has been a force in the B flight this year and looks to finish strong.
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Ross Rosenbaum also gets his 4th win on tour this year in the C Flight. The C flight although small on the day was the talk of the tournament as Ross shoots 81 and Charlie Bieser shoots 83. A flight that came down to the last hole. Ross carded birdies on holes 8, 15, and most importantly on the 18th while multiple others watched to lock up the victory.
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John Skaggs get back on the Champions board after just one tournament out. This marks his 6th win on the season and increases his lead in the points race. It was a highly contested group with John, Danny VanMeter, and Robert Rosenbaum all within one stroke of each other after 15 holes. John’s clutch pars on holes 17 and 18 locked up the win!
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