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22nd Annual Stroke Play Championship
July 8-10, 2019
Glen Echo Country Club
3401 Lucas and Hunt
St. Louis, MO 63121
314-383-1500
Stroke Play Program by Jack Garvin
SCHEDULE
Sunday – July 7
Practice round
Monday – July 8
First round, 18 holes
Tuesday – July 9
Second round, 18 holes
Cut to low 50 & ties
Wednesday – July 10
AM – Third round, 18 holes
PM – Final round, 18 holes
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2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Glen Echo CC, Normandy, MO
The final rounds of the 2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship were completed today at Glen Echo Country Club in Normandy, Missouri. The tournament began on Monday, July 8, with a total of 127 amateur golfers. Players competed in 18-hole rounds on Monday and Tuesday. Following Tuesday’s round, the field was cut to the lowest 50 scores. Those who advanced played in Rounds 3 and 4, for a total of 36 holes on the final day.
Round 3 began at 7:30 this morning with players teeing off of Holes 1 and 10. Going into the round, Christopher Ferris (St. Louis) was in the lead with a two-day total of 133. He went on to shoot 74 in the third round, dropping him out of the lead. Brad Carpenter (St. Louis) turned in the low score of Round 3 with a 64.
Players took a short break for lunch before returning to the course for the fourth and final round. Lightning in the area caused an hour and a half delay in play early in the round. Live scoring for the final round created a lot of excitement, as the top of the leaderboard was constantly moving.
In Round 4, 2012 Stroke Play Champion, Brad Nurski (St. Joseph) made a huge jump in the leaderboard when he turned in a 7-under 64 for the second time this week. This gave Nurski a four-day, 11- under score of 273 (74-64-71-64). However, he was not the only one to go low in the final round to reach this score. Chris Kovach (St. Louis) turned in 66-68 in his final two rounds to post a score of 273 (68-71-66-68). Jason Landry (St. Louis) also rose to the occasion in the final round with his 67 to match the low total of 273 (69-66-71-67).
Once all scores were final, the three headed to the 18th tee for a sudden death playoff. All three made great efforts for the win, but Nurksi came out on top, making a clutch birdie to his second title of Missouri Stroke Play Champion!
The Missouri Golf Association paid out nearly $6,000 in pro-shop credit to the top 30 places with first place receiving $750. The MGA would like to thank the staff of Glen Echo Country Club for all of their help and hard work throughout the week, creating a great experience for the players. We would also like to thank all of this week’s competitors for making it a great tournament!
Congratulations to the 2019 Missouri Stroke Play Champion, Brad Nurski!
The Missouri Golf Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the best interests and true spirit of the game of golf throughout the State of Missouri. The MGA conducts several statewide championships each year, including the Women’s Amateur Championship. The MGA distributes an annual schedule of tournament events and entry forms for each event. Provides advice and information for golf, handicap and rules chairpersons, and provides educational seminars.
2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Glen Echo CC, Normandy, MO
Players competed in the second round of the Missouri Stroke Play Championship today at Glen Echo Country Club. Like yesterday there was a morning and afternoon wave of players, with tee times starting at 7:30 this morning.
Scores were low again today with eighteen players finishing with a two-day total of even par or better. Yesterday’s leader, Christopher Ferris (St. Louis), held on to his lead with a combined 9-under score of 133 (65-68). Ferris has a two-stroke lead over second place, currently held by Jason Landry (St. Louis). He will tee off at 8:40 tomorrow morning on Hole 10.
Past Stroke Play Champion, Brad Nurski (St. Joseph), turned in the low score for the tournament today with a 7-under 64. His card showed seven birdies and no bogies. Nurski tees off at 8:30 tomorrow morning on Hole 10.
Following today’s round, the field was cut to the lowest 50 scores. Players had to score a combined total of 7-over or better to make the final day of competition. The remaining players will play a total of 36 holes tomorrow. At the end of the two rounds we will have a new Missouri Stroke Play Champion!
Stay up-to-date- on all the action by following @MissouriGolf on social media and by going to our website, Mogolf.org.
The Missouri Golf Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the best interests and true spirit of the game of golf throughout the State of Missouri. The MGA conducts several statewide championships each year, including the Stroke Play Championship. The MGA distributes an annual schedule of tournament events and entry forms for each event, provides advice and information for golf, handicap and rules chairpersons, and provides educational seminars.
2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship
Monday, July 8, 2019
Glen Echo CC, Normandy, MO
Today marked the first round of the 2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship at Glen Echo Country Club in Normandy, Missouri. The Missouri Golf Association welcomed a field of 127 players to this year’s tournament.
The first wave of tee times began at 7:30 this morning, followed by an afternoon wave starting at 12:00. There were several low scores for the opening round of competition with sixteen scores under par.
The low scorecard of the day was turned in by Christopher Ferris. with a 6-under 65. Ferris scorecard showed 1 eagle, 6 birdies, 9 pars, and 2 bogeys. He will be teeing off at 7:52 on Hole 1 tomorrow.
There was some excitement on the course today when Alex Locke (Springfield) made a Hole In One on Hole 14. Locke aced the Par 3 to help him shoot a 2-under 69.
Play resumes tomorrow for Round 2 of the Missouri Stroke Play Championship. Tee times begin at 7:30 tomorrow morning off of Holes 1 and 10. At the conclusion of Round 2, the field will be cut to the low 50 and ties.
Go to mogolf.org and follow @MissouriGolf on social media to stay up-to-date on the Missouri Stroke Play Championship!
The Missouri Golf Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the best interests and true spirit of the game of golf throughout the State of Missouri. The MGA conducts several statewide championships each year, including the Stroke Play Championship. The MGA distributes an annual schedule of tournament events and entry forms for each event, provides advice and information for golf, handicap and rules chairpersons, and provides educational seminars.
2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship
July 8-10
Glen Echo CC, St. Louis
The Missouri Golf Association is proud to host the 2019 Missouri Stroke Play Championship at Glen Echo Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri, on July 8-10. The MGA has conducted many events at Glen Echo over the years including the MGA Amateur Championship in 1906, 1910, 1915 and 1949.
Predating the originating of the Missouri Golf Association by twelve months, Olympic golf was played at Glen Echo, September 8-15, 1904 with Canadian George Lyon winning the individual gold medal. The USA took the bronze.
Last year’s Championship was held at Millwood Golf and Racquet Club in Ozark, Missouri. Christopher Obert claimed the title on his home course after shooting 69/69/73/68 total 279.
The past champions of the MGA Stroke Play that are competing for the title again this year are, Christopher Obert (2018), Sam Migdal (2017), Skip Berkmeyer (2016, 2013), Brad Nurski, (2012), Brian Haskell, (2011), Wayne Fredrick, (2001) and Bobby Godwin, (1999).
Tee times start Monday morning at 7:30 July 8th. The players will compete in a 36-hole qualifier on July 8th and July 9th before the cut of the low 50 scores plus ties. The players will then compete on Wednesday in a 36 hole final to name the 2019 MGA Stroke Play Champion.
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