BANCHORY STUDENT WINS WILLIAM
PENN STATESMEN FALL CLASSIC
Banchory’s Adam Lindsay, a third-year student at Iowa Wesleyan College, has won the William Penn Statesmen Fall Classic at the Edmundson course, Oskaloosa in Iowa.
Adam had rounds of 66 and 71 for a three-under-par total of 137, winning the individual title by three strokes. He also helped Iowa Wesleyan College (575) to finish a close second to St Ambrose University (573) in the team event.
“I was glad Adam was able to hold on and win the tournament because he has been playing quality golf lately," said Ted Peetz, the Iowa Wesleyan College golf coach.
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Banchory’s Adam Lindsay, a third-year student at Iowa Wesleyan College, has won the William Penn Statesmen Fall Classic at the Edmundson course, Oskaloosa in Iowa.
Adam had rounds of 66 and 71 for a three-under-par total of 137, winning the individual title by three strokes. He also helped Iowa Wesleyan College (575) to finish a close second to St Ambrose University (573) in the team event.
“I was glad Adam was able to hold on and win the tournament because he has been playing quality golf lately," said Ted Peetz, the Iowa Wesleyan College golf coach.
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