The 47th annual Kiwanis All-American Golf Tournament is set to conclude with the final round on Sunday at Pinecrest Country Club. The tournament has seen some impressive performances so far, with players competing in various flights based on their skill level. The final round tee times have been announced, with players looking to make their mark and secure a victory in their respective flights.
In the Fifth flight, the action kicks off at 7:44 a.m. with Lea Hepler and Pandora Carter leading the way. Following closely behind are Joe Terranova and Mitchell Scott, as well as Joe Butler and Rick Hartney, who are all within striking distance of the lead. The competition is tight in this flight, with each pair looking to put together a strong final round to come out on top.
Moving on to the Fourth flight, the players are set to tee off at 8:56 a.m. with Jesse Pittman and Troy Pittman leading the pack. They are paired with Trace Faircloth and Tim White, who are also in contention for the top spot. With only a few strokes separating the teams, it will be an exciting final round to see who emerges victorious in this flight.
In the Third flight, the tee times start at 10:00 a.m. with Knocky Thorndyke and Billy Bullock leading the way. They are paired with Donnie Beck and Ronnie Hunt, creating an exciting matchup between the top teams in this flight. With the leaderboard crowded with teams tied at the top, it will be a battle to the finish to see who comes out on top.
The Second flight features some strong pairings, with Trace Faircloth and Tim White teeing off at 8:56 a.m. They are closely followed by Travis Kemp and Ben McCurry at 11:04 a.m., creating a competitive atmosphere in this flight. With only a few strokes separating the teams, it will be a thrilling final round to see who emerges as the champion.
Finally, in the Championship flight, the top teams are set to tee off in the afternoon, with Dan Kenney and Mack Kenney leading the way at 1:36 p.m. They are closely followed by Joe Marks and Keith McGirt, Richie Chmura and Jay Clark, and Scott Benton and Mark Lassiter, all tied at 67. The competition is fierce in this flight, with the top teams battling it out for the title of champion.
Overall, the final round of the 47th annual Kiwanis All-American Golf Tournament promises to be an exciting and competitive event. With players in each flight vying for the top spot, it will be a thrilling conclusion to see who comes out on top. Stay tuned for the results as the players take to the course at Pinecrest Country Club for the final round of this prestigious tournament.