After 36 holes, Rick Woulfe, of Fort Lauderdale, has a commanding six stroke lead as he goes for his third individual State Championship this year. Woulfe fired a 2-under par 70 on the Oak Marsh Course in the first round to take the lead after round one. Woulfe matched his first round score of 70 on the Long Point Course in the second round to head into the final round with a six stroke advantage. Earlier this season, Woulfe won the Senior Amateur and Senior Amateur Match Play Championship. Doug Snoap, from Apopka, jumped into second place with a second round 70 on the Oak Marsh Course. Snoap recorded a 76 in the first round on Long Point to be 2-over going into the final round. In a tie for third place, Rick Luzar, of Melbourne, and Lee Booker, from Naples, posted a two-round 148.
To be eligible for the Mid-Senior Championship, players must be 40 years of age or older. The Championship consists of 54 holes of stroke play cut to the low 70 plus ties after 36 holes. The first two rounds will be played on Amelia Island’s Long Point and Oak Marsh Courses. The final round will be played on Long Point.
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Organized in 1913, the Florida State Golf Association is a not-for-profit organization that governs amateur golf in the state of Florida. In addition to conducting 25 championships for amateur golfers in the state, the FSGA is responsible for more than 40 qualifying tournaments for USGA National Championships and the new Florida Junior Tour. The FSGA also maintains the USGA Handicap System, performs course ratings throughout Florida and assists in junior programs and scholarships.
