Berberian goes low for his second section victory of 2012
Greenfield, NH --The New England Section PGA Portsmouth Pro-Am in Greenfield, New Hampshire had one of the largest fields in recent memory. The field was loaded with eager professionals and excited amateurs who enjoyed the weather and the perfect course conditions provided by Portsmouth Country Club, host professional Bill Andrews, PGA and his staff. “This is the nicest day we have ever had at the Portsmouth Pro-Am” said Ron Green, PGA, Director Rules and Competitions for the New England PGA Section, “and I’ve been to all of these events.” The weather was breathtaking, 70 degrees and sunny for an early May morning. Also breathtaking was the score by Rich Berberian Jr. of Hoodkroft CC in Derry, NH. Berberian made 7 birdies and an eagle en route to a -7 (65) to run away with the individual low professional honors by 5 shots...
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Two Headed Monster
Pare and Martin Go Wire to Wire at Match Play
Lakeville, MA--Troy Pare, PGA (Wannamoisett CC) and Jeff Martin, PGA (Norton CC) are two of the most dominant players in New England. With multiple individual titles between them, it only gets worse for their opponents when they team up, as they become one of the most formidable duos in NEPGA history. They proved that this week as they went wire to wire to capture the 2012 NEPGA Pro-Pro Match Play title. After posting a Qualifying Round six-under par 66 to best the field by one, they were awarded with the one seed and a long wait, as it took close to three hours for the “11 for 7” playoff to finish, which would determine who they would play...
Lakeville, MA--Day 2 of the NEPGA Pro-Pro Match Play began with high expectations and high pressure situations, as many of the Day 1 matches were yet to be concluded. Three matches from day 1 began on the back nine, Grimes/Crovetti and Amaral/Bradley only needed 18 holes to advance to the quarter finals, but Troy Pare, PGA of Wannamoisett CC and Jeff Martin, PGA of Norton CC needed 20 holes to defeat John Hickson, PGA and Bob Darling, PGA to advance to the quarters. Runner up in last year’s event, Pare hit his approach to 6 feet on 18 to force a playoff hole, and after both teams made par on the par 4 1st (1st playoff hole), he hit a masterful approach on the par 4 2nd (2nd playoff hole) to ensure the victory for his team.
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Regrets? They've had a few
We've all made mistakes on the course and in life that we wish we could do over. So, if you could have a mulligan, what would it be? We asked that very question to some of golf's most prolific names, from Arnold Palmer to Yani Tseng. Here are their answers.
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