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                        "*": "==Johnson Cracks Section Scoring Record at Rosauers==\nby Jared Stewart\n\nA scoring record usually mean  optimal conditions and optimal conditions means a lot of birdies.  The following stats do not reflect all of the birdies.  These numbers were from the skins competition that only consisted of 116 players out of a field of 168 and a cut on the last round.  \n\nOver the three rounds there were a total of 1030 birdies.  67 birdies were on the reachable 469 yard par-5 hole number two in the first round alone.  Two aces were holed this year by Indian Canyon\u2019s Trevor Fox on hole 11 and Matt Bunn of Down River on hole eight.  Eagles were not a rare sight either, there were 55 eagles, four them on a par 4. \n\nWhen Scott Johnson decided to make his first debut at this year\u2019s Rosauers; he probably didn\u2019t expect it would be inked in the archives.  The head professional at Horn Rapids Club carded birdie on his first hole of the tournament and didn\u2019t look back.  With his game and the optimal conditions he broke a section\u2019s scoring record totaling 193.\n\nJohnson scorched the course in the first round with an 8-under 63 tied along Kyle Kelly of Spokane CC.  Michael Combs, Scott Kreiger, and Jeff Coston were only a stroke behind at 64.  All together there were 49 players under par.\n\nIn the second round Johnson did a lot of same as the first round.  He turned with a 31 and that is with a bogey on the 7th hole.  He went out with 32 to post back-to-back 63\u2019s.  This pulled him away from the field leaving only four within six strokes.  Combs was two back of Johnson with two eagles and four birdies on his scorecard.  John McComish had the largest improvement, bettering his score by 10 strokes from first round and posted a 65.\n\nAfter Johnson\u2019s bogey on his the 7th hole during the second round, he proceeded to flawlessly play 24 holes.  Johnson waltzed through the front nine of the final round turning 4-under.   He continued his display with birdies on two of the first three holes on the back.\n\nDefending champion Combs who finished alone in second, said he felt like \u201cCarl Lewis chasing Secretariat\u201d watching Johnson birdie holes on the front while he stayed even through his first five holes. \n\nFirst Round co-leader Kelly had two eagles on the back nine.  He stuck his approach from inside the 150 stake on the 449 yard par-5 for a tap-in settling tied for third.\n\nWith a cushion of seven strokes and six holes to play Johnson did admit he started to think about his score.  He played the last five holes 2 over with bogeys on 14, 16, and 18.   Even though Johnson\u2019s play teetered a little down the stretch it wasn\u2019t enough take him out of the winner\u2019s circle holding an $11,000 check.  Johnson shot a 67 which was 20-under for the 54 holes.\n\nThe Pacific Northwest Section PGA would like to thank Jeff Phillips and Mike Shirts of Rosauers Supermakets, Tournament Director Roger Gores, and Host Professional Gary Lindeblad for their hard work and continued dedication to the Rosauers Open Invitational."
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                        "*": "==Benzel Coasts to Finish Line at Rosauers==\n\nBy Jordan Bury\n\nSeattle Golf Club\u2019s Ryan Benzel has been preparing to win a section major.  In 2004 he had four top-ten finishes in four of the five section\u2019s majors.  This year he has finished fifth at the Al C. Giusti Memorial, tied third at the Oregon Open and tied for second at the Washington Open.  Ryan picked an opportune time to claim his first major with the PGA\u2019s largest section\u2019s purse at stake of $135,000.  He blazed out of the gates with an opening round 7-under par 64 and didn\u2019t look back.  This Ritzville, WA native lead this 54-hole event from start to finish.\n\nAfter two days, Benzel had some of the Pacific Northwest Sections best professionals nipping at his heels within strokes of his lead.  Benzel sat at a two round total of 130, with Chris Griffin, amateur Joel Dahmen, and Bob Rannow finished at 131.  Several other notable players were in the clubhouse at 132 \u2013 133 including: Jeff Coston, Doug Kauffman, and Brian Coury.  \n\nWith Sunday\u2019s final round pairing of Benzel, Chris Griffin of Tacoma C&GC, and Bob Rannow of Sandpines, the champion title was open for any player to capture.  Rannow started the first four holes at 3-under par.  Benzel was unshaken and exceeded Rannow by going 5-under par on the first four holes.\n\nAfter passing the leaderboard on the 16th hole he undoubtedly saw his lead and share of the purse with only three holes left down the stretch.  He showed his experience and stamina by finishing par, birdie, birdie. With a front nine 29 and a 34 on the back, he signed his final round scorecard for a 63.  Last year Scott Johnson broke the Rosauers Open Invitational 54-hole scoring record at 193, and now Ryan Benzel can attach his name to this accomplishment.       \n\nLocal amateur Alex Prugh from Manito G & CC and son of PGA Professional Steve Prugh, also came on Sunday with a final round 63.  After two days, Alex was tied for 17th with a 66 \u2013 70 \u2013 136.  He brought the course to its knees on Sunday to fire a 54-hole total 199 and captured the low amateur title for this year\u2019s Rosauers Open Invitational.  \n\nCongratulations are due to many of the Pacific Northwest Section Professionls and Amateurs for their unbelievable display of their golf games.  Superintendent Don Nelson and his crew also deserve a thank you for the work they did to get the course in shape for this event.  The Pacific Northwest Section PGA would also like to thank the Spokane community, host professional Gary Lindeblad, tournament coordinator Roger Gores, and Mike Shirts of Rosauers Supermarkets for yet another successful year.\n\nThis years Rosauers Open generated over $111,000 for the Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery.  This is an extremely commendable charity that liberates children who are victims of domestic abuse in the Spokane area.  Since 1988 the tournament has raised over $1.36 million for the nursery."
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