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Friday, September 1, 2017

Wachter, Brown make for a winning team in Four-Ball Championship



   The partnership of DuPont Country Club’s Mark Wachter and Lu Lu Country Club’s Michael Brown Jr. was forged entirely on the golf course.
   They first met playing in Golf Association of Philadelphia Winter Series events. The 49-year-old Wachter of Wilmington, Del. even caddied for the 44-year-old Brown of Maple Shade N.J. during Brown’s run to the quarterfinals of the BMW Philadelphia Amateur at Philadelphia Cricket Club earlier this summer.
   So, teaming up for GAP’s Four-Ball Championship at Chester Valley Golf Club Wednesday seemed like a good idea. A better-ball 8-under-par 62 over the 6,241-yard, par-70 Chester Valley layout that gave them a one-shot victory made for a winning partnership indeed.
   “Mark was in for par on a few holes that really gave me a chance to go at the hole with my birdie looks,” Brown told the GAP website.  “That’s where the better-ball component comes into play.”
   With the pair starting on Chester Valley’s 10th, Brown got things rolling when he hit a 5-iron to 15 feet and made the birdie putt. Wachter hit a sand wedge to eight feet at the 11th and made that putt for birdie.
   Brown’s gap wedge at the 12th finished two feet from the hole and he knocked that in and Brown made it four straight birdies to open the round for the team when his 8-iron approach at 13 ended up five feet from the hole and he drilled the birdie putt.
   After a bogey at 16, the team quickly got back to 4-under when Brown hit his 9-iron approach just two feet away at the 18th and made the putt.
   Brown dropped a 35-foot bomb for birdie at the first.  At the par-5 second he drilled a 3-wood onto the green in two and then rolled in a 30-foot eagle putt. Suddenly Wachter and Brown were sitting at 7-under.
   They only got one more birdie, as Wachter knocked it 15 feet away at the par-3 seventh and rolled in the putt. It got them to 8-under and provided them with the margin of victory.
   That’s because the Kennett Square Golf & Country Club duo of Brett Wallace and Michael Sanfrancesco fired a 7-under 63 to take runnerup honors. Wallace and Sanfrancesco also earned low-net honors with at 11-under 59.
   It was another four shots back to four teams tied for third at 3-under 67. Included in that foursome of teams were: The White Clay Creek Country Club duo of Jeff Whiteside and Jeff Clark; the Running Deer Golf Club pair of Stephen Barry and Frank Kohute; Andrew Dietz of Laurel Creek Country Club and Pat Curiale of Medford Village Country Club; and Drew Panebianco of Five Ponds Golf Club and Charles Scalzott of Hidden Creek Golf Club.
   The Makefield Highlands Golf Club pair of Andew Strock and Michael Minter and Damon Heller of Bent Creek Country Club and Matthew Dougherty of Glenmaura National Golf Club shared seventh place, each team carding a 2-under 68.
   Five more teams finished tied for ninth at 1-under 69, including Gerard Rosato of Plymouth Country Club and Patrick McCusker Jr. of Sandy Run Country Club; the Whitford Country Club pair of David West and  Bruce Cowgill; Chris Meares of Running Deer and Ryan Cass of Merchantville Country Club; Beau Guarino of Mercer Oaks Golf Course and Michael O’Keefe of Laurel Creek; and the Applebrook Golf Club tandem of Andrew Sterge and William Howard V.
   Three teams from host Chester Valley were part of a six-team logjam tied for 14th at even-par 70, including Gavin Grimes and Andrew Ploszay,  Michael Grimes and John Grove and Matt Schuster and Thomas Schaible.
   Defending champions Kevin Scarlo Jr. of Burlington Country Club and Drew Guarino of Old York Country Club at Chesterfield were also in the group at even-par 70.
   Rounding out the duos tied for 14th were Edward Erickson of Makefield Highlands and Ray Pyontek of Mercer Oaks and former Conestoga teammates Robert Olseski III of Sandy Run and Michael Cook of Applebrook.





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