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2011 US Deaf Golf
Championship
The Official Site of 2011 USDGC Web Site
Brandon Babineaux defends his second USDGC win
Melissa Stockton wins her first Women’s USDGC
Tim Dapp breezes through his second straight Senior
USDGC win
The
United States Deaf Golf Association just wrapped up
their 2011 USDGC at the Golf Club at Yankee Trace,
located near Dayton, Ohio. The Men’s championship
ended up with two people vying for the top spot in a
first-hole sudden death playoff. Brandon Babineaux
(72-67-72-75) won the Championship, while Bill
Roberts (70-70-76-70) was the runner-up. First
round leaders was Bill Roberts with 70, and both
Keith Worek and Brandon Babineaux were tied for
second with 72. Brandon fired with a 67 (– 5 under
par) during 2nd round and led 1 stroke
over Bill. During the 3rd round, Brandon
(72) increased his lead by five strokes over Bill
(76), comfortably. However, at the last round,
Bill refused to give up and shot his third time – 70
and caught up at the 18th hole with a
birdie to tie with Brandon!
Melissa Stockton won her first USDGC Women’s
Champion with scores of 82-81-86-83. Susan Zupnik
came in second place with 86-86-85-82.
Tim
Dapp (79-82-79-77) breezed by with his Senior Men’s
Championship victory over a newcomer, Bill Stricklen
(86-84-80-78).
There is a new, exciting and potential young golfer
who came to play – Justin “Pono” Tokioka is a
16-year-old golfer from Hawaii; he may be the next
Kevin Hall! He shot 73-79-79-73.
The
final results are on the USDGA website.
The Golf Club at Yankee Trace - 9th hole
in Centerville, Ohio
A Site of 2011 US Deaf Golf Championships
July
21, 2010
 Rochester, New York -
2011 US Deaf Golf Championships will play at Yankee
Trace Golf Club in Dayton area (in Ohio) on July
12-15, 2011. The Yankee Trace is Rated #1 by Bucky
Albers (Dayton Daily News.) Nationwide Tour had
played there for few times.
About
Yankee Trace
The Golf Club at Yankee Trace is
the finest golf facility in the area, possessing a
27-hole, championship golf course, bentgrass
practice range for golf lessons and general
practice, along with a beautiful 32,000 square foot
clubhouse. The clubhouse includes a well equipped
pro shop and indoor practice area. The services we
offer are designed to make our guests feel as if
they are visiting a fine private club. Providing
this private club atmosphere to the general public
is what helps make The Golf Club at Yankee Trace
unique. Go visit
http://www.yankeetrace.org
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