Stu Ingraham, the head of instruction at the M Golf Range in
Newtown Square, and Mike Sydnes, who helped Radnor capture Class AAA District
One and PIAA team titles last fall, teamed up to share first place in the
Philadelphia Section PGA’s Pro-Junior Championship at Spring-Ford Country Club
Thursday.
Ingraham and Sydnes, coming off a Philadelphia Junior Tour
victory at The Springhaven Club earlier in the week, carded a net 8-under 64 in
the better-ball-of-partners event to finish in a tie for the top spot with the
Whitford Country Club pair of assistant pro Andrew Turner and Nicky Marrollo
and the Pitman Golf Club duo of Orist Wells and Shea Wolfle.
The three pairs also had the top three gross scores, but the
event handed out prizes in one division or the other. The Bent Creek Country
Club pair of Bill Kindoll and Jack Marchant claimed the gross prize with a
5-under 67. They finished in a tie for fifth in the net scoring at 6-under 66
with the Blue Bell Country Club pair of Jim Parella and Buddy Hansen, who was
coming off Philadelphia Junior Tour victories in each of the preceding two
days.
The St. Davids Golf Club duo of Mike Paukovits and Conor
Rinehart finished alone in fourth place in the net division with a 7-under 65.
Rinehart will be fighting for a spot in the Radnor starting lineup this fall.
Rich Steinmetz, the head pro at host Spring-Ford, and Drew
Steinmetz were among four teams tied for seventh at 5-under 67. Also at 67 were
the Phoenixville Country Club pair of Gregg Gipp and Ryan McCabe, the Country
Club of York duo of Terry Hertzog and Justin Hertzog and the Trenton Country
Club team of Brendan White and Charlie Kovalcik.
The Aronimink Golf Club duo of Bryan Kienke and Episcopal
Academy freshman Case Hummer finished in a tie for 11th with the
Rivercrest Golf Club & Preserve team of Kyle Miller and David Antoniuk at
4-under 68.
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