Davenport, Fla. – The fifth event of the 2022-2023 FSGA Winter Series made its way to The Providence Golf Club for a Four Ball competition. Brett Riotto and Troy Vannucci teamed up to take home the title in the Mid-Amateur Division. In the Senior division, Jeff Kaufman and Steve Horner lead wire-to-wire to win their division while Cory Walker and Tom Riley dominated the Super-Senior division.
Mid-Amateur Division
Despite cooler temperatures, Brett Riotto and Troy Vannucci came out of the gates firing in the first round with a 9-under 63. Vannucci's six birdies along with Riotto's three birdies gave them a 5-shot lead over Will Peterson and Will Sprague. This left the Peterson/Sprague pair with a lot of work to be done to challenge for the title.
The Final round saw slightly better conditions and more red numbers. With matching 67's, Peterson and Sprague were unable to make up any ground and Riotto and Vannucci comfortably took home the title.
Senior Division
The Senior flight saw some fierce competition for the Winter Series Four-Ball title. At the conclusion of play, Jeff Kaufman and Steve Horner bettered the field to emerge victorious. After a first round 3-under 68, Kaufman and Horner carried a 2-shot lead into the final round's play. The field would battle it out on the second day but a birdie on the 17th hole by Kaufman all but sealed the 1-shot victory at 7-under par.
Finishing in second position, one shot back from the champions were Rokki Rogan and Bill Barnes with a total of 6-under par.
Super-Senior Division
Corey Walker and Tom Riley dominated the Super-Senior division with a 6-shot margin of victory over the two rounds. This was highlighted by their first round 9-under 63 where Walker made eight birdies. The pair would cruise home to victory with a second round 2-under par 70.
Behind Walker and Riley, the pair of Kim Schwencke and Jim Stone would shoot rounds of 70-69 -139 to finish in second place.