Local TOURNEY Roundup
Former CSU golfer Ellen Secor, winner of 2018 U.S. Women’s Four-Ball, claims title on Cactus Tour; champ of 2019 U.S. Mid-Am at Colorado Golf Club earns big victory in Australia
Ellen Secor
U.S. Open Notebook
Former CU golfers Irwin and Jones — and Arnie’s Cherry Hills visor — take part in U.S. Open champions reunion at Pebble Beach; Saunders opens with round of 72
Change of Pace
With no Kupcho in Colorado field this year, 1 U.S. Women’s Open spot will be at stake at Walnut Creek; LPGA Tour rookies Huffer, Choi, Lee will tee it up
No Repeat
Run by defending champions Prendergast/Secor ends in extra holes in round of 16 at U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball
Back for More
CSU’s Secor/Prendergast come on strong in final 27 holes to easily make match play in title defense at U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball
For Starters
CSU’s Prendergast/Secor have work to do after opening with 72 in title defense at U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball
Busy Week Awaits
Colorado tournament season gears up; on tap are CGA Senior Four-Ball, U.S. Senior Women’s Open qualifying; Eaton, Andonian-Smith, Hardy have already earned trips to Senior Women’s Open; CSU’s Prendergast, Secor set to defend U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball title
Heady Times
Over the last 12 months, the hits have just kept coming for Colorado and local golfers; titles in a USGA championship, NCAA tournament, Augusta National Women’s Amateur are just some of the highlights