Charlie Roy sets record at WESTERN Championship
Charlie Roy, a 7-year Tour veteran from Livonia, captured his first Mulligan Tour major title by setting a new scoring record in the WESTERN Championship. Roy painted one of the finer major championship portraits in Tour history by hitting 10 of 14 fairways and 11 greens. He netted 7 birdies against only 3 bogies to become the first player in WESTERN Championship history to shoot in the sixties. His 4-under 68 was 4 strokes better then Joe Robar, the three-time defending champ.
Playing in the last group, Robar (32-40 – 72) needed birdie on the home hole to force a playoff but found a triple-bogey instead. Jason Rectenwald (33-40 – 73) finished 3rd and Greg Kline (33-42 – 75) took 4th.
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