Seiler, Smith return to top spot at Bluestone
OXFORD – In 2010, Todd Seiler and Bryan Smith parlayed their first Bluestone Golf Course Men’s Member-Guest title into a daily double at Canasawacta Country Club. After falling short of a three-peat last year, the Seiler-Smith duo returned to the top spot earlier this month virtually lapping the field with a resounding 12-shot victory over the two-day event.
Seiler and Smith shot a combined 19-under-par with rounds of 60 and 61 to top second-place finishers Jason Golden-J.R. Bogert and brothers Jason and Keith Finch. Golden had the shot of the tournament recording his first career hole-in-one. He aced the 11th hole using a nine-iron during the second round.
In capturing a third championship in four years, Seiler-Smith finished the tourney with a flourish shooting a seven-under-par 29 on the back nine highlighted by an eagle on the par-four finishing hole.
Brian Willis and his partner Josh Williams won the first flight by a single stroke shooting a five-under-par 65 in the second round to edge the brother combo of Bill and Rich Van Orden. Red Fagnani and Steve Estelow captured the second plight nipped runner-up Pat and Ryan Moore by a single stroke.
Scoring (Top-five by flight)
Championship
T. Seiler-B. Smith 60-61-121
J. Finch-K. Finch 70-63-133
J. Golden-JR Bogert 70-63-133
G. Wood-D. Caldwell 68-66-134
R. Race-J. Birdsall 67-67-134
First
B. Willis-J. Williams 78-65-143
B. Van Orden-R. Van Orden75-69-144
M. Dorman-J. Preston 77-69-146
C. Endress-J. Newman 75-75-150
D. Diamond-M. Johnson 79-71-150
Second
R. Fagnani-S. Estelow 81-74-155
M. Moore-P. Moore 83-73-156
DiFrancesco-Lashway 82-78-160
Backo-King 81-79-160
Hinlicky-Hinlicky 82-80-162
Seiler and Smith shot a combined 19-under-par with rounds of 60 and 61 to top second-place finishers Jason Golden-J.R. Bogert and brothers Jason and Keith Finch. Golden had the shot of the tournament recording his first career hole-in-one. He aced the 11th hole using a nine-iron during the second round.
In capturing a third championship in four years, Seiler-Smith finished the tourney with a flourish shooting a seven-under-par 29 on the back nine highlighted by an eagle on the par-four finishing hole.
Brian Willis and his partner Josh Williams won the first flight by a single stroke shooting a five-under-par 65 in the second round to edge the brother combo of Bill and Rich Van Orden. Red Fagnani and Steve Estelow captured the second plight nipped runner-up Pat and Ryan Moore by a single stroke.
Scoring (Top-five by flight)
Championship
T. Seiler-B. Smith 60-61-121
J. Finch-K. Finch 70-63-133
J. Golden-JR Bogert 70-63-133
G. Wood-D. Caldwell 68-66-134
R. Race-J. Birdsall 67-67-134
First
B. Willis-J. Williams 78-65-143
B. Van Orden-R. Van Orden75-69-144
M. Dorman-J. Preston 77-69-146
C. Endress-J. Newman 75-75-150
D. Diamond-M. Johnson 79-71-150
Second
R. Fagnani-S. Estelow 81-74-155
M. Moore-P. Moore 83-73-156
DiFrancesco-Lashway 82-78-160
Backo-King 81-79-160
Hinlicky-Hinlicky 82-80-162
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