Caroline Ramsey of Bridgeport took the Women’s Division
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Golf Association (WVGA) West Virginia Amateur Series, presented by PSIMED, saw Jerry McKisic of Buckhannon take the low score at Edgewood Country Club with a two under par 69.
Cam Roam of Huntington took the Championship Division with a one under par 70. Bill Capelety of Farmington took the Men’s Net Division with a two under par 69, followed by Jerry McKisic of Buckhannon on a scorecard tie-breaker. Caroline Ramsey of Bridgeport took the Women’s Gross Division at even par 71 and the Women’s Net Division with a six under par 65.
“Our players did well today and had some great weather to do it,” said WVGA Tournament Manager Lucas Ware. “Thanks to Craig Berner and his staff at Edgewood Country Club for always being great hosts.”
The West Virginia Amateur Series, presented by PSIMED, is open to anyone, male or female, of any skill level. Awards are given in several flights based on net and gross scores.
Click here for today’s leaderboard: WV Amateur Series @ Edgewood Country Club.
The WV Amateur Series is back in action Wednesday, May 17 at Riverside Golf Club. For more information please visit wvga.org.
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