With the course set to its most punishing layout yet, players were tested at every turn — and just in time for the midseason mark of league play. But even with the challenge cranked to eleven, a few ...
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With the course set to its most punishing layout yet, players were tested at every turn — and just in time for the midseason mark of league play. But even with the challenge cranked to eleven, a few rose above the rest.
At the top of the Open division, Matt Rosier and Vinny Montanari shared the spotlight with twin scores of -8 (58), splitting the win and taking home $12 each on a layout where birdies didn’t come easy.
In Advanced, Joshua Dymun showed serious control under pressure, carding a -5 (61) for the win and $14, plus snagging the MPO/MA1 CTP for an extra $7 to round out a strong week.
Bryan Schultz tamed the beast in Intermediate, grinding to a -2 (64) to secure the top payout of $15, staying ahead of a tightly packed leaderboard.
Down in Recreational, Dan Coast delivered a rock-solid even par (66), earning $15 and adding another $5 with a clutch CTP win on hole 15.
No aces, no birdie pot hits — the course held its ground. But with the back half of the season ahead, the chase for league dominance is far from over.
League Credit:
https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points:
https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points
