ACWORTH —
Rocky Face’s Lisa Ann Sellers is tied for fifth in her flight and is tied for 36th overall after the first round of the Georgia State Golf Association’s Top 60 Women’s Classic on the Signature Course at Governor’s Towne Club.
Sellers shot a 10-over-par 82 in the third flight of the tournament, which includes the top 60 entrants from around the state with the best handicap index rating. Chatsworth’s Sue King was tied for ninth in the fourth flight after shooting an 88.
Golf
June 28, 2012
Sellers in the middle of Top 60 Classic
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Noll slips, still finishes in top 10 at state mid-am golf tourney
David Noll Jr.’s final day at the Georgia Mid-Amateur Championship was a disappointing one for the Dalton golfer.
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- Apr 21, 2013
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- Apr 17, 2013
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Noll slips, still finishes in top 10 at state mid-am golf tourney
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