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Dubois and Maddox combined for three birdies and two bogeys in the final round at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club. The runner-ups (B. Wilson, C. Wilson), who led the tournament after round one, posted four birdies and three bogeys for a 1-under final round.

With the victory, Dubois and Maddox also earned the top spot in the Championship flight, while the team of Wilson and Wilson earned the honor in flight one. Flight two was won by Edward Bannister and Michael Lott, both of Loganville, at 1-under-par 215 (68-78-69).

Last year's winners, Philip Hughes of Kennesaw and Matt Oxford of Rocky Face, finished this year at even-par 216 (71-73-72), good for eighth place in the Championship flight.

Flights three through five were contested 20 minutes down the road at Valdosta Country Club. Cameron Braig and Tyler Hogan, both of Atlanta, won flight three at 1-under. In flight four, Roy Lichlyter of Marietta and Kevin Malone of Atlanta won at 5-over. Charles Boyle of Atlanta and John Calvert of Stockbridge tied with Rush Berry of Lawrenceville and Mike Stephens of Buford at 9-over to share top honors in the fifth flight.

Entries were open to two-man teams of male amateur golfers who belong to a GSGA member club and have combined USGA Handicap Indexes of 4.0 and above and a maximum differential of six strokes. The Championship through second flights competed at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, while flights three through five played at Valdosta Country Club.

ROUND TWO STORY

Two teams share the 36-hole lead at 8-under-par 136 at the Georgia Four-Ball Tournament - Lee Gerdes of Macon and Craig Wentworth of Thomasville (68-68), and Rick Dubois and David Maddox, both of McDonough (67-69). The 28th edition of this event, which kicks off the GSGA's centennial season, is taking place at both Kinderlou Forest Golf Club and Valdosta Country Club, April 1-3.

Bob Wilson of Johns Creek and Chris Wilson of Suwanee followed up their opening-round leading 66 with a 71 in round two for a 7-under-par 137 total, one stroke back from the leaders.

Over at Valdosta Country Club, Cameron Braig and Tyler Hogan, both of Atlanta, lead flight three at 1-under-par 143 (72-71). In the fourth flight, three teams share the top spot at 3-over-par 147, including Jerry Davis of Chickamauga/Ken Maples, Jr., of Lafayette (75-72), Roy Lichlyter of Marietta/Kevin Malone of Atlanta (74-73), and Kenneth Barrett of Atlanta/Kane Lester of Alpharetta (71-76).

The final round will begin at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at both Kinderlou Forest Golf Club and Valdosta Country Club.

Entries were open to two-man teams of male amateur golfers who belong to a GSGA member club and have combined USGA Handicap Indexes of 4.0 and above and a maximum differential of six strokes. The Championship through second flights are competing at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, while flights three through five play at Valdosta Country Club.

ROUND ONE STORY

Bob Wilson of Johns Creek and Chris Wilson of Suwanee posted a bogey-free 6-under-par 66 in round one to lead the Georgia Four-Ball Tournament. The 28th edition of this event, which kicks off the GSGA's centennial season, is taking place at both Kinderlou Forest Golf Club and Valdosta Country Club, April 1-3.

One stroke back of the leaders at 5-under-par 67 are two teams - Rick Dubois and David Maddox, both of McDonough, and Mike Nance and Nash Nance, both of Calhoun.

Down the road at Valdosta Country Club, Cliff England of Fayetteville and John Mercer of Newnan lead flight three at 1-under-par 71. In the fourth flight, Kenneth Barrett of Atlanta and Kane Lester of Alpharetta are in the lead at 1-under-par 71. Randy Berry of Roswell and Barry Stephens of Woodstock posted a 2-over-par 74 to lead flight five.

Entries were open to two-man teams of male amateur golfers who belong to a GSGA member club and have combined USGA Handicap Indexes of 4.0 and above and a maximum differential of six strokes. The Championship through second flights are competing at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, while flights three through five play at Valdosta Country Club.

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