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Mid-Am Provides Zero Scoring For USA at Curtis Cup

Sunday June 1, 2008 | 15:32:24 128 words, 4172 views
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Meghan Bolger has won two consecutive USGA women’s mid-amateur championships. On the International Level, that means nothing. Bolger was the only USA player to 0 for the week at St. Andrews during the 2008 Curtis Cup, decided today in the USA’s favor, 13-7.

The Curtis Cup was extended to three days this year, bringing it into equity with all other international team events. Bolger competed in two pairs matches and lost both. Her two partners in those matches, Amanda Blumenhurst and Tiffany Joh, lost NO OTHER matches during the event. Blumenhurst went 3.5-.5 with only one halved match, while Joh went 3-0 in her matches.

Sorry to say, USGA, unless the mid amateur has a reputable record in the USGA Amateur, don’t select her for the Curtis Cup or World Amateur Team side.


Comments:

Comment from: Randall Morrison [Visitor] Email
Hey,

Check you facts matey. Its a team game. Meghan contributed immensely to the team. The Curtis Cup is a team game. Her individual results are irrelevant! All her team mates supported her during the Cup.
Permalink 06/01/08 @ 16:51
Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
How ingenuous. Golf is an individual sport, masquerading as a team game. What you allude to, the emotional support, is not factual. Check your own facts, Mr. Morrison.
Permalink 06/07/08 @ 10:18

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