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2010 Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball Winners
Jennifer Lucas of Knoxville & Mimsy Fleming of Seymour
71-64
134
Complete Results
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 18. 2010
Tennessee Golf Association
400 Franklin Road
Franklin, Tennessee
(615) 790-7600
Fleming & Lucas Land a final round 64 to seal win:
Final Round of Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball
(Knoxville) Rising above a field of 160 competitors, locals Jennifer Lucas of Knoxville and Mimsy Fleming of Seymour took this year’s win at The 2010 Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball. Making their mark on Cherokee Country Club with their final round ultra low of 64, the duo’s first round of 71gave the team the winning combination of 134 to take the win. Lucas and Fleming certainly had teamwork and skill on their side as they sank a total of 9 birdies, 8 alone in the final round, which ultimately secured their place at the top.
Returning Four-Ball veterans, Ingrid Jones of Maryville and Linda Wimberly of Nashville (70-67, 138) took 1st flight honors. Coming in as the runner up, Maggie Scott of Charleston and Debbie Durham of Signal Mountain (69-72, 141). The Donald Ross design put these two teams to the test. The tight fairways and rolling greens of Cherokee gave each of these 80 teams in the field a challenge.
Eight flights were comprised after the first round scores were in with all like scores grouped into the same flight. The scores of the first and second round were combined to attain the following winners:
2010 Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball Overall Winners
Jennifer Lucas of Knoxville & Mimsy Fleming of Seymour
71-64
134
First Flight Winners
Ingrid Jones of Maryville & Lynda Wimberly of Nashville
71-67
138
First Flight Runner Up
Maggie Scott of Charleston & Debbie Durham of Signal Mountain
69-72
141
Second Flight Winners
Melanie Shepherd of Rockford & Sharon Billingsley of Maryville
78-70
148
Second Flight Runner Up
Claudette McKamey of Clinton & Dee Prickett of Loudon
77-71
148
Third Flight Winners
Eileen Reynolds of Brentwood & Gloria Mertie of Brentwood
81-76
157
Third Flight Runner Up
Judy Goddard of Knoxville & Nancy Ayres of Maryville
81-77
158
Fourth Flight Winners
Rosalie Basten of Signal Mountain & Michelle Purchase of Signal Mountain
83-78
161
Fourth Flight Runner Up
Gail Smother of Franklin & Brenda Siegel of Franklin
83-81
165
Fifth Flight Winners
Brenda Curtis of Knoxville & Karen Neidhardt of Knoxville
86-78
164
Fifth Flight Runner Up
Karen Rogers of Knoxville & Ann Holden of Knoxville
86-82
168
Sixth Flight Winners
Tina Sanders of Knoxville & Judy Henry of Knoxville
89-81
170
Sixth Flight Runner Up
Jeanne Rooley of Mt. Juliet & Toni Dziegiel of Mt. Juliet
89-84
174
Seventh Flight Winners
Mary Bush of Franklin & Monice Hostettler of Nashville
92-84
176
Seventh Flight Runner Up
Donna Piercey of Louisville & Melanie Overton of Knoxville
97-80
177
Flight Eight Winners
Dianne Jennings of Decatur & Linda Verstynen of Decatur
101-89
190
Flight Eight Runner Up
Judy Goodman of Brentwood & Kim Shallcross of Franklin
98-95
193
Special thanks to the hosts of the 2010 Women’s Four-Ball,
Cherokee Country Club & Tournament Chairman, Pat Christenberry
For complete Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball Tournament information visit:
www.tnwomensfourball.com
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Tennessee Golf Association
400 Franklin Road
Franklin, Tennessee
615.790.7600
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 11, 2010
2010 TENNESSEE WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL
TRAVELS TO KNOXVILLE WITH FULL FIELD
Cherokee Country Club
August 17-18, 2010
(Franklin, TN) The Annual Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball is looking for the new 2010 winning team. Last year’s winning duo, Staci Lynch of Clarksville, 21 and Catie Tucker of Ooltewah, 20, made history at Cleveland Country Club by becoming the youngest team to win in the tournament’s history. Usually showcasing their talent for the ladies golf team at Austin Peay, the girls posted first round scores of 71, then a sweet 69 to take the top finish.
The beautiful and challenging Cherokee Country Club will play host to the 14th year of the Women’s Four-Ball. The classic Donald Ross links style course will certainly be a treat for this year’s contestants. The tight fairways and severe rolling greens will test the talent of the field, which made up of ladies from across the entire state. The field of 160 ladies currently has 38 local Knoxville area women competing for the winning title.
Veteran teams and new twosomes will travel to Knoxville August 16th for their practice round as official competition gets underway Tuesday, August 17th thru Wednesday, August 18th. Flights will be comprised after the first round of four-ball stoke play, with the tournament champions being announced at the conclusion of 36 holes on Wednesday.
For complete information on The Tennessee Women’s Four-Ball please visit, www.tnwomensfourball.com.
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