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IGA MATCH PLAY HOMEPAGE
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LINKS
Bull
2 Up
Elliott
3 & 1
Cook
20 Holes
Monson
1 Up
Klein
3 & 2
Matthias
2 & 2
Seitz
7 & 5
Randall
6 & 4
Wolfe
2 & 1
Bull
5 & 4
Holck
3 & 1
Schlotterback
5 & 4
Kennedy
6 & 5
Kurtis
4 & 2
Ward
1 Up
Koberg
5 & 3
Schurke
1 Up
Cook
5 & 3
Monson
2 Up
Seitz
7 & 5
Randall
6 & 5
Bull
6 & 5
Kennedy
2 & 1
Ward
4 & 3
Koberg
1 Up
Monson
1 Up
Randall
2 Up
Bull
2 & 1
Ward
3 & 2
Randall
1 Up
Randall
2 Up
(78) Terry Cook,
West Des Moines 3
1
(78) Mason Jensen
, Ames
34
(75) Gene Elliott,
West Des Moines
2
(87) Dan Bredernitz
, Des Moines
63
(76) Adam Seitz
, Bettendorf
26
(74) Jordan Rowe
, Mason City
39
(72) Adam Collins,
Norwalk
7
(85) Gri en Matthias
, Ankeny
58
(75) Ryan Minor
, Urbandale
18
(82) Curtis Klein
, Jesup
47
(74) Nate Dunn,
Cedar Rapids
15
(82) Luke Monson,
Clear Lake
50
(72) Tanner Randall
, Ankeny
10
(84) John Siela,
Waterloo
55
(76) Ron Peterson,
Urbandale
23
(80) Bobby Wolfe,
Eldridge
42
(70) Dennis Bull,
Norwalk
3
(86) Sterling McIlravy
, Solon
62
(78) Peter Strothkamp,
Bettendorf
30
(79) Cody Holck,
Ankeny
35
(74) J.D. Schlotterback,
Marion
14
(83)
Harrison Guetzko,
Manchester
51
(76) Jack Kennedy
, Bettendorf
19
(81)
Dave Studer,
West Des Moines
46
(72) Toby Kurtis,
Bettendorf
6
(86) Tim Taylor,
Ankeny
59
(76) Scott Sheldon,
Muscatine
27
(79) Zachary Ward,
Waterloo
38
(73) Conner Koberg,
Cedar Rapids
11
(84) Jared Gillespie
, Norwalk
54
(76) Kevin Kirsch
, De Witt
22
(80) Dave Schurke
, Bu alo
43
match 3&1. His up and down on the fifteenth hole
after his drive leaked right was the turning point in
the match the eventual champion would admit. A
two-putt birdie from the back fringe on the drivable
par-4 16
th
didn’t hurt either.
“The big turning point was the putt on #15,” Drenth
said. “It was 22 feet or so. That’s when I knew I was
going to win this thing. Sixteen sets up perfect for
me and all I needed to do was hit the green on the
par-3 17
th.
”
Drenth also commented that after the seventh hole
he knew he needed to be more aggressive. It was a
smart move that certainly paid off.
Dusty Drenth (left) accepts the trophy from IGA Senior Director of
Administration, Bill Dickens.
Gene Elliott
Tann r Randall