Virginia Amateur: Medalist Ball loses in extra holes

6/26/2014 | by

After morning win in rd. of 32, Bryce Chalkley notches upset over Ball in 19 holes

GORDONSVILLE, Va. (June 26, 2014) -- Stroke play medalist Adam Ball of VCU lost in the round of 16 on Thursday at the Virginia Amateur Championship. After a 2&1 victory over John Dawson, Ball faced 17-seed Bryce Chalkley of Virginia Tech, who made his way into the round of 16 with an easy 5&3 victory over Doc Schulte. Ball, who reached the quarterfinals in last year’s U.S. Amateur, made seven birdies on the day, but lost the last two holes with bogeys to send the match to a 19th hole. Chalkley parred it and Ball made bogey, sealing the upset and sending Chalkley to the quarterfinals. Chalkley next faces Ji Soo Park of UVA. Results and live scoring can be viewed below.

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36 holes of stroke play qualifying (18 holes per day); the low 32 players advance to match play. Non- exempt players must pre-qualify. Open to VSGA members of all ages. Participants must hold an active GHIN number issued by a licensed VSGA Member Clu...

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