Palm Beach Stroke Play: Derron Peyton wins by three
5/15/2016 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
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Derron Peyton grabbed a first round lead on Saturday and then closed the deal on Sunday winning the Palm Beach Stroke Play
VERO BEACH, FL (May 15, 2016) - Derron Peyton grabbed a first round lead on Saturday and then closed the deal on Sunday winning the Palm Beach Stroke Play. Peyton fired rounds of 68-70 to post 6-under and win by three-strokes at Quail Valley Golf Club.
Peyton fresh off his senior season at Florida Atlantic took a first round lead with an opening 4-under 68. In Saturday's opening round Peyton carded five birdies, an eagle on the par-5 14th and three bogeys. The Boynton Beach resident continued his strong play during his 2-under 70 final round as Peyton recorded four birdies and just two bogeys.
Robbie Wight (West Palm Beach) finished second at 3-under while Dan Barnard (Hobe Sound) and Justin Goodhue (Palm Beach Gardens) were 2-under and tied for third. Jackson Shoenfelt (Boynton Beach) was the final player under-par at 1-under and in fifth place.
About the Pricey Stroke Play
Individual Stroke Play for 36 Holes conducted at scratch. Sponsored by World Golf Hall of Fame Member, Nick Price. Open, Senior and Super Senior divisions. Open to all PBCGA Members.
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