Round Two Co-Leaders of the 4th Alabama State Super-Senior Four-Ball Championship: Team of Tom Davis (Left) + Tom Jungkind (Center Left) of Hoover, Team of Bill Griffin of Dora (Center Right) + Robert Pewitt of Hoover (Right)HUNTSVILLE, AL – (Oct. 15, 2022) Round Two results of the 28th Alabama State Senior Four-Ball and 4th Alabama State Super-Senior Four-Ball Championships hosted by Valley Hill Country Club in Huntsville, Alabama, on Oct. 15, 2022.
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The team of Shaw Pritchett + Jeff Taylor of Montgomery maintained their first-round lead through day two of the 28th Alabama State Senior Four-Ball Championship, posting an impressive 10-under 62 for the day and 18-under 126 for the Championship.
Just one stroke behind, the team of Charles Noto of Pinson + Chris Jones of Birmingham shot a nine-under 63 for the day to stand second. Noto + Jones stand 17-under 127 overall.
Standing third, the team of Mike Arasin + Dan Kuykendall of Auburn finished with a seven-under 65 for the day and a 14-under 130 overall.
The cut line fell at three-under 141, with 23 sides advancing to the Final Round of play.
The teams of Tom Davis + Tom Jungkind of Hoover and Bill Griffin of Dora + Robert Pewitt of Hoover stand T1, leading Round Two of the 4th Alabama State Super-Senior Four-Ball Championship, posting an 11-under 133 overall. Davis + Jungkind fired a six-under 66 for the day; Griffin + Pewitt carded a five-under 67 for the day.
Ron Jordan + Tony Wallace of Mobile stand third. The team finished Round Two with a seven-under 137 for the tournament.
The cut line fell at even-par 144, with eight sides advancing to the Final Round of play.
The Final Round of the 28th Alabama State Senior Four-Ball and 4th Alabama State Super-Senior Four-Ball Championships will begin Sunday, Oct. 16, 2022 at 8:00 a.m. off #1 and #10.
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