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Shawn Gilliland Survives,
Wins Indianapolis Open
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Shawn Gilliland, winner of
the IPPT "Indianapolis Open" on August 18th, 2001. |
18 August 2001 - Indianapolis, IN - It's always nice to have a
tournament on your home course unless your competition includes
Touring Pro Charlie
Greenwalt. Indianapolis Club Pro Shawn
Gilliland used his knowledge to adjust to drying carpets and win
the "Indianapolis Open", his second medal play title on
the Indiana Tour this season.
Greenwalt made his presence known in the first round shooting a
12 under par 24 to open play. Gilliland fired an 8 under par 28 to
trail the leader by 4 strokes. Gilliland made up ground in round 2
shooting an 11 under par 25, to move to with in on of Greenwalt.
Gilliland kept up the good play with a third round 26 to take a 3
stroke lead over Greenwalt who was in at 82. Gilliland's final round
31 was good enough to claim a one shot victory at 34 under par 110.
Greenwalt was second at 111, while Ohio touring pro John
Ventura finished third with a 72 hole total 119.
John
Ventura of Cincinnati, Ohio took home his first victory on the
Indiana Tour winning the Indianapolis, Open Match Play Event.
Ventura buried Jim
Bryant of Clayton, Indiana 10 and 9 in the 36 hole final.
Ventura advanced to the finals with wins over Darren
Clayton 2 and 1 and Charlie Greenwalt 1 up 1st hole of sudden
death.
Zach Smith Plays Bogey Free to APA Indianapolis
Open
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Zach Smith, winner of
the amateur division of the IPPT "Indianapolis Open" on
August 18th, 2001. |
18 August 2001 - Indianapolis, IN - The future of the PPA and the
APA is in good hands. With young guns like Zach
Smith of Southport in the game rest assure their will be great
competition for years to come. Smith, who has taken his lumps at
every tour event this season, was rewarded with a one stroke victory
in the "Indianapolis Open." Smith shot 4 bogie free rounds
of 33, 29, 28 and 30 for a 24 under par 120. Mike
Moon of Columbus and long time amateur Bill
Hammons of Indianapolis tied for second one shot back at 121.
Moon winning the points position in a sudden death play-off.
Danny
Holcomb of Hope, Indiana won the Indianapolis Open Match Play
event with a 2 and 1 victory over Bill Hammons. Holcomb advanced to
the finals with wins over Nate
Nichols 1 up 22 holes, and Zach Smith 1 up. Hammons advanced to
the finals with wins over Scott McCutchen 4 and 3 and John Watkins 2
and 1.
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