KIAWAH ISLAND, Calif. (March 9, 2008)-- The third annual amateurgolf.com Kiawah Island Two-Man has traditionally been an opportunity for golfers from all over to gather at one of the nation's top courses and knock off a bit of the rust after what always seems like a long winter. This year's field, which hails from 19 states and as far away as England played as if there was no rust at all, as a pair of 64's led the championship flight after the first day of play Osprey Point Golf Club.

The Mississippi tandem of Stan Hall and Jud Grace sit atop the leaderboard, joined by Keith Holmes and Rocky Costa of Georgia, both carding 64 in brisk conditions that lent the scores extra credibility.

Gary Meadors and Roy Paxon of Jacksonville Beach, Florida were equally impressive in the net flight, leading the large field by four strokes after carding 59.

Sherman Haggerty and Ben Whipple, both of El Dorado Hills, California lead the senior flight by four strokes after shooting 69's.

Full results follow from the par-72, 6,502-yard Osprey Point Golf Club follow, with the net and senior flights playing from 6,202.

Championship
First	Last	City	St	Rd 1
Stan	Hall	Madison	MS	64
Jud	Grace	Jackson	MS
Keith	Holmes	Macon	GA	64
Rocky	Costa	Alpharetta	GA
Eddie	Fields	Duluth	GA	70
Norm	Patterson	Duluth	GA
Gregory	Bales	glen allen	VA	73
Rick	Lareau	Glen Allen	VA
Robert	Goodwin	Atherton	CA	73
Brad	Freeman	Raleigh	NC
Greg	Wardle	San Francisco	CA	74
Gary	Young	Palm Desert	CA
Jon	Robinson	Devon	PA	75
Tom	Piersanti	Malvern	PA
Rick	Helling	Excelsior	MN	77
Todd	Walker	Shreveport	LA
Dan	Daily	Cadiz	OH	77
Chris	Daily	Murrells Inlet	SC
Alan	Costa	Nantucket	MA	78
Stephen	Visco	Nantucket	MA
Jeff	Evans	McLean	VA	79
Nathan	Dean	McLean	VA
Senior
First	Last	City	St	Rd 1
Sherman	Haggerty	El Dorado Hills	CA	69
Ben	Whipple	El Dorado Hills	CA
Eric	Silver	West Chester	OH	73
Jon	Lipton	Hedgerley	England
Dann	Merrell	West Palm Beach	FL	70
David	Merrell	Palm Beach Gardens	FL
Allan	Holmes	Charleston	SC	76
Eben	Cockley
George	Adams	Houston	TX	80
Mickey	McDonald	Houston	TX
Charlie	Causey	Arlington	VA	79
Wayne	McAllister	Rockville	MD
Jeff	Bowman	Ijamsville	MD	76
Milton	Hendrickson	Shepherdstown	WV
Michael	Pierce	Houston	TX	71
Roger	Wagner	Tomball	TX
Net
First	Last	City	St	Rd 1
Gary	Meadors	Jacksonville Beach	FL	59
Roy	Paxson	Jacksonville Beach	FL
Sandy	Burgess	Macon	GA	63
Chris	Wilson	Macon	GA
Mike	Casey	Brentwood	CA	66
Bob	Paulson	Oakley	CA
Larry	Fillmore	Brentwood	CA	67
Mike	Brown	Brentwood	CA
Mike	Kaplan	Macon	GA	68
Leonard	Bevill	Macon	GA
Steve	Warren	Newburgh	IN	68
Rick	Friedman	Ponte Vedra Beach	FL
Eric	Czarnecki	Mt. Pleasant	SC	70
Kevin	Czarnecki	Marlborough	CT
Richard	Underman	Westerville	OH	71
Tom	Underman	Avon	OH
Ernest	Humphreys	Barrington	RI	71
Lacy	Hayes	Charlotte	NC
William	Ross	Alpharetta	GA	72
Alan	Trammell	Peachtree City	GA
Gene	Lauffer	Columbia	SC	73
Jacques	McCormack	Columbia	SC
Jay	Czarnecki	New Hope	PA	74
Jack	Czarnecki	Sanibel	FL
Barry A.	Wade Sr.	Roswell	GA	75
Charles	Hubbard	los angeles	CA
Jeff	Maurer	Akron	OH	78
David	Sot	Uniontown	OH
Jeff	Corken	Florence	KY	82
Don	Corken	Florence	KY

 

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