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Saturday, October 5, 2019

Hertzog, Quinn in position for Senior PGA ticket after three rounds of Senior PGA Professional Championship


   Terry Hertzog of the Country Club of York and Dave Quinn of Laurel Creek Country Club put themselves in position to earn a trip to next May’s KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship with 1-under-par 71s in the third round of the 31st Senior PGA Professional Championship at the Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa’s Fazio Foothills Course in Austin, Texas Saturday.
   The top 35 finishers in the Senior PGA Professional Championship, presented by Cadillac and supported by The Golf Channel and John Deere, advance to the Senior PGA Championship, a PGA Tour Champions major that will be played at Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Mich.
   The 54-year-old Hertzog and the 53-year-old Quinn are among the group tied for 29th place at 3-under 211 after three rounds.
   A bogey at the 10th hole dropped Hertzog back to 1-over for his round Saturday, but he made birdies at the 14th and 16th holes to get it back to 1-under for the round and 3-under for the tournament. Quinn also fell back to 1-over for his round with a bogey at the ninth hole, but he made birdies at the 12th and 18th holes to get it to 1-under for the round and 3-under for the tournament.
   Hertzog and Quinn are two of six members of the contingent from the Philadelphia Section PGA that will be teeing it up in Sunday’s final round of the Senior PGA Professional Championship. After a cut to the low 90s and ties following Friday’s second round, the field was cut again to the low 70s and ties for Sunday’s final round.
   Brian Kelly of Bucknell Golf Club is very much in the hunt for a second straight trip to the Senior PGA Championship as he was two shots behind Hertzog and Quinn at 1-under 213 and among the group tied for 39th place. The 59-year-old Kelly entered the third round at 4-under, but struggled to a 3-over 75.
   Radnor Valley Country Club head pro George Forster and Stu Ingraham, an instructor at the M Golf Range & Learning Center in Newtown Square, were tied for 49th place at even-par 214 and both will need to make something happen in Sunday’s final round to earn a ticket to Harbor Shores.
   Forster, 63 years young, carded his third straight even-par round, a 72 at the Foothills Course, to get it to 214.  The 59-year-old Ingraham, playing in his 38th PGA of America championship, had played so well in firing a 5-under 65 at the Coore Crenshaw Cliffside Course in the opening round. But after a 1-over 73 at the Foothills Course in Friday’s second round, Ingraham struggled to a 4-over 76 in the third round.
   The final member of the Philadelphia Section contingent, Bob Lennon of Wilmington Country Club, posted a solid 1-under 71 and was among the group tied for 58th place at 1-over 215. The cut for the final round fell at 2-over 216.
   Frank Bensel Jr., a 51-year-old assistant pro at the Century Country Club in Purchase, N.Y., will take a one-shot lead into the final round after an up-and-down 3-under 69 left him atop the leaderboard at 12-under 202.
   A three-time winner of the National Car Rental Assistant PGA Professional Championship, Bensel had seven birdies to offset two bogeys and a double bogey in Saturday’s third round.
   Scott Hebert, a 50-year-old pro at Traverse City Golf & Country Club in Michigan, surged into contention for the title with a scintillating 9-under 63 that featured nine birdies and nary a bogey. That left Hebert alone in second place at 11-under 203, a shot behind Bensel. Hebert won the PGA Professional Championship in 2008.
   Defending champion Bob Sowards of Kinsale Golf & Fitness Center in Powell, Ohio headed a group of three players tied for third place at 10-under 204. Sowards carded a 1-under 71 to get it to 204.
   Chad Sorensen, a pro at the Buena Vista Golf Course in Taft, Calif., and former PGA Tour pro Omar Uresti, playing a home game in Austin, joined Sowards at 10-under.
   Sorensen had grabbed the lead after two rounds with a sizzling 7-under 63 in the second round at the Cliffside Course, but fell back with a 1-over 73 at the Foothills Course Saturday.
   Uresti, who defeated Applebrook Golf Club head pro Dave McNabb in a playoff to win the 2017 PGA Professional Championship at Oregon’s Sunriver Resort, carded a 3-under 69 to join Sowards and Sorensen at 10-under.
   Charlie Bolling, the 1978 winner of the Golf Association of Philadelphia’s Amateur Championship, is in good position to earn a trip to the Senior PGA Championship after posting a 3-under 69 that left him in the group tied for 34th place at 2-under 212. Bolling works out of the pro shop at the Bethpage State Park Golf Course on Long Island.


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