TOURNAMENT RECAP: The Tidewater Open Presented by Wealth Avenue @ Williamsburg National
On a bright and sunny Saturday, then things changed to a little rain during warm ups on Sunday, and waited to pick up heavier once the tournament was over. 114 golfers took on the Williamsburg National Golf Club in the annual Tidewater Open. This year sponsored by Wealth Avenue, and Tour Member Xerxes Nabong. As always the staff at Williamsburg National Golf Club are top notch.
Nicole & I would like to thank all the tour members for another great Tidewater Open, and for supporting the Tidewater Golfweek Amateur Tour.
Below are the Results from the tournament.
Spruill wins Wire-to-Wire at Williamsburg National! In Champ Flight, Tidewater's Matt Spruill (72-69) won over Scott Kittleson (76-67) of Charlotte. Spruill locked in on the back nine with a (32) including 1-Eagle, and 2-Birdies. Rounding out the top four was Michael Mitchell (76-73), Chris Greenfield (78-72).
Bishop comes from behind to win the cup! In A-Flight, Richmond's Marvin Bishop (75-76), won by 1-stroke over Jason Hall (74-78) who finished second. Taking third place was, Chris Johnson (78-76). Taking fourth place in the money was Tim Middleton (78-78), followed by Jon Wendt (78-79) of the Indianapolis Tour.
Hotze comes from way back with Career Round! In B-Flight, Tidewater's David Hotze (83-72), won by 1-stroke over Bob Nipp (82-74). Taking third place was, Randy Dorsey (78-80). Coming in fourth in the Prize money was Ryan Staples (78-81), and followed by Garry Sutterfield (85-76).
Sayles goes Wire-to-Wire for the Cup! In C-Flight, Tidewater's Tim Sayles (80-85), won by 1-stroke over Jamall Garrett (86-80) who finished second. Taking third place was, Patrick Smith (88-85) of the Richmond Tour. Taking fourth place in the money was Brian McLin (89-86) & Tom Fitzsimmons (86-92).
Bruce goes Wire-to-Wire for the Cup! In D-Flight, Tidewater's Darrell Bruce (86-90), won by 3-strokes over Wayne Enzor (91-88) who finished second. Taking third place was, Will Spittle (91-89). In fourth place in the money was Ben Willis (91-91), followed by Robert Dreelin (96-87).