Alyzabeth played well in this week's NFJG Slammer and Squire tournament, second half of the World Golf Village Challenge. At 5711 yards, it was fairly long for AA (Florida Girls High School play 5000 yards in comparison). This was the second two-day tournament; last week was at the King and Bear. She scored an 82-83. Not too bad! First place was 163, 2nd place 164 and AA was 3rd at 165.
I did not attend so no photos of the girls with AA. I did go for the awards ceremony and ate lunch with AA, Ford and Penny.
Day 1: In the Girls Division Annabelle Mozingo would be the first round leader with a score of 81. Mozingo would have a trio of birdies with a total of four on the day. Right behind Mozingo, one back would be Alyzabeth Morgan at 82.
Day 2: The Elite Tour Girls would be next up off the tee and it was anyone’s championship to claim. First round leader, (by one stroke) Annabelle Mozingo would play some pretty steady golf early to separate herself from the field, but would squander some strokes away on her inward half allowing the field to catch the lead. Both Beatrice Dietz and Alyzabeth Morgan just needed one or two closing pars on the relentless finishing holes to tie for the lead, but the tough 18th hole would be the deciding factor and Mozingo would hang on to nipped the challenges by a stroke or two respectively. Firing a one over par 37 on her closing nine Dietz would outshine Morgan by one stroke for the Runner-up Award. Apryl Parker would best her opening round of 90 by eight strokes and that would turn out to be a good payday as she would claim the title in the World Golf Village Challenge with scores of 82-82 to beat Morgan by a single shot. Parker also received a fully paid exemption into the Palatka – Junior Azalea. Next up is the “Cimarrone Open” on November 18th with a double tee start beginning at 11:00 pm.
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