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Broken Top team wins OGA Women’s Team Championship
By admin
Updated: June 29, 2010
The team of Madison Odiorne and Lucy Stack, representing the host club, fired an impressive final round score of 37-35-72 for a 145 total to win the 4th OGA Women’s Team Championship by one stroke on the 5,625-yard layout at Broken Top Club in Bend, Ore. Odiorne, the youngest player in the field at the age of 13, and her partner, the reigning Broken Top Club Champion played steady golf all day.
The team of Sharon Hadley and Mary Budke from Shadow Hills Country Club in Junction City, Ore. and the team of Sasha Adams and Loree Mckay from Pumpkin Ridge – Witch Hollow in North Plains, Ore. finished in at tie for second place.
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