Tim Hume and Kelly Gosse defend Florida Mid-Senior North Four-Ball title
9/11/2016 | by Florida State Golf Association
see also: View results for Florida 40 & Over Four-Ball (North), Country Club Of Ocala
Tim Hume and Kelly Gosse rallied with a final round 64 at Pensacola Country Club
PENSACOLA, FL (September 11, 2016) -- Defending champions, Tim Hume and Kelly Gosse, came from behind with an impressive second round score of 64 to win the Florida Mid-Senor North Four-Ball at Pensacola Country Club.
Hume, of Crystal River, and Gosse, of Inverness, carded rounds of 69-64 for a tournament total 133 (-11) and a two-stroke victory.
First day leaders, Blake Hayward and Jeff Blomeley, fell to second place after a second round 69. The team from Tallahassee, Hayward and Blomeley, carded rounds of 66-69 for a 135 (-9) total.
Rounding out the top three; teammates David Penzone and Bruce Holliday, posted rounds of 67-70 for a 137 (-7) total.
About the Florida 40 & Over Four-Ball (North)
Teams of two, each 40 years of age and above, will compete in either the North or South Championship of 36 holes of four-ball stroke play. Must be age 40 or older and both entrants must be members of the FSGA.
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