Post by philknj on Dec 14, 2015 13:31:56 GMT
This one-day event already took place on Sun., Dec. 13 and guess who was holding the hardware (again) at the end?
Three teams of six players competed against each other: JLPGA vs. Japan PGA regulars vs. Japan PGA seniors. Fair course yardage was set for each team. Three pairings from each team played the nine-hole course in the early morning, three matches in all...I assume they were playing some kind of better ball format. After nine holes, the team with the best medal score received two points, second place received one point, and last place received no points.
The scoreboard after the morning matches:
Seniors 3.5
JLPGA 3.0
Regulars 2.5
For the afternoon matches, they jacked up the points: Three for first place, two for second, and one for third. In the afternoon:
JLPGA 7.0
Seniors 6.0
Regulars 5.0
Total:
JLPGA: 10.0
Seniors 9.5
Regulars 7.5
Back Row(L-R): Bo Mee Lee, Shiho Oyama, Ayaka Watanabe, Teresa Lu; sitting(L-R): Erika Kikuch, Momoko Ueda
Erika Kikuchi was named MVP
Ueda and Lu
Three teams of six players competed against each other: JLPGA vs. Japan PGA regulars vs. Japan PGA seniors. Fair course yardage was set for each team. Three pairings from each team played the nine-hole course in the early morning, three matches in all...I assume they were playing some kind of better ball format. After nine holes, the team with the best medal score received two points, second place received one point, and last place received no points.
The scoreboard after the morning matches:
Seniors 3.5
JLPGA 3.0
Regulars 2.5
For the afternoon matches, they jacked up the points: Three for first place, two for second, and one for third. In the afternoon:
JLPGA 7.0
Seniors 6.0
Regulars 5.0
Total:
JLPGA: 10.0
Seniors 9.5
Regulars 7.5
Back Row(L-R): Bo Mee Lee, Shiho Oyama, Ayaka Watanabe, Teresa Lu; sitting(L-R): Erika Kikuch, Momoko Ueda
Erika Kikuchi was named MVP
Ueda and Lu
