Austin (TX) Lions Partners: Co-champs declared
4/6/2014 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Lions Municipal Golf Course
Brian Noonan and teammate Riley Pumphrey joined Jamie Beaman and Matthew Perrine atop the leaderboard when it was all said and done
AUSTIN, Texas (April 6, 2014) -- Brian Noonan continued his winning ways in Austin's competitive circuit but he was joined by a teammate and co-champions in the winner's circle.
Noonan and teammate Riley Pumphrey joined Jamie Beaman and Matthew Perrine atop the leaderboard when it was all said and done Sunday at the 2014 Austin Amateur Golf Lions Municipal Spring Partnership event.
Noonan, of course, won two weeks ago at the Morris Williams Mid-Amateur.
Michael Cooper and Austin Cotton finished a shot back of the winners and took solo third while the teams of Gene Black adn Scott Matheson and Barrett Sandefur and David Backus were tied for fourth.
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36 hole best ball tournament held at one of the oldest and most historic city courses in Austin.
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