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John E Mac is definitely a contender as long as his alarm clock works.
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John E Mac is definitely a contender as long as his alarm clock works.
Another name is Aaron Walther from St. Louis. He came to our B-Tier in Evansville two weekends ago and slaughtered the advanced field. Apparently shot a 1030 round up at the Majestic. And he's a lefty.
Schimmelpfenning isn't playing Worlds, which is a shame because I think he would put up a serious fight.
If Daniel Allgeier can get his putting going, he has a chance at making noise from a "lower rated" spot (951).
Priest, Huether and Ulmer are all legit contenders, as is Scott Vaughn. In fact, I'd imagine all the Charlotte Super Ams are contenders. I am only stating the names I recognize.
Another name is Aaron Walther from St. Louis. He came to our B-Tier in Evansville two weekends ago and slaughtered the advanced field. Apparently shot a 1030 round up at the Majestic. And he's a lefty.
i didnt look close enough to see if schimmy or walther were regged but i would definitely give walther a shot, he has been tearing tourneys up all year, his travel buddy (gary suarez) is deep on the mm1 waitlist so walther may have caddy, which could help on those 2 round days...
Open : Mj, Will, or how bout some Schweby love?
Women : go Stanhope all day .. couldnt hurt to "see" catrina win tho
For the <19 Juniors, watch out for Phillip-Tyler Belt and Mason Carruth. They both have made several trips to Charlotte to familiarize themselves with the courses, so they know what to expect ... and are very good players on top of that.