Coleman Invitational: Christovich goes wire-to-wire
JUNO BEACH, Fla. (April 26, 2014) -- Patrick
Christovich closed a
masterful performance at the 2014 George L.
Coleman Invitational
with a final-round 72 to seal a wire-to-wire
victory at Seminole Golf
Club.
Christovich carded rounds of 72-69-72 to
outlast runner-up Kevin Marsh
by three shots in the prestigious event's Mid-
Amateur division.
Christovich, a New Orleans, La. resident, was
a
recent late addition to
the U.S. Concession Cup squad. The inaugural
Concession Cup takes
place next week at Concession and is an
international team
competition between mid-amateurs and
seniors
from the U.S. and
Great Britain & Ireland.
Many of the players on the U.S. and GB&I
squads were among the field
at the Coleman, including Scott Harvey, who
shot a final-round 71 to
tie for third place alongside Edward
Richardson.
Roger Newsom and Skip Berkmeyer tied for
fith
place, finishing six
shots back of Christovich.
Defending champion and reigning U.S. Mid-
Amateur champ Mike McCoy
finished tied for seventh next to 2013 Stocker
Cup champion John
Sawin.
Bill Williamson, who lost to McCoy in the Mid-
Am finale last year at
the Country Club of Birmingham, tied for
ninth.
The George L. Coleman Invitational is one of
the
year's top events.
Played at the Donald Ross-designed Seminole
Golf Club, the Coleman
features a loaded field featuring many of the
world's top mid-amateurs
and seniors.
See our
coverage of the Senior
division, which was won by Bryan
Norton.
For a full rundown of scores from the Coleman
Invitational, follow the
link below.
ABOUT THE
Coleman Invitational
NOTE: The Coleman Invitational will be taking a hiatus while the course undergoes renovations to raise the fairways in order to combat a rising water table.
One of the very best amateur events all year
long played on the last great private course
designed by Donald Ross. The course, not long
by
today's standards, lies hard by the Atlantic
Ocean. Oceanic winds and very fast greens
give
this course teeth. Ben Hogan once said 'If you
can play Seminole, you can play any course in
the world.'
The tournament is a 54-hole stroke play invitational
that draws an elite field of mid-
amateurs and seniors.
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