2021 West Virginia Mixed Championship Wraps Up at Pipestem State Park

“It’s exciting!” said Glasby. “It’s great to get a win, and we played really well as a team today. I like this format!” Glasby got off to a hot start this morning in Four-Ball play, birdieing five of the first six holes. The twosome of Cory Bruzda and Susan Glasby finished with a 36-hole stroke total of 127.

On a foggy morning at Pipestem State Park, Susan Glasby and Cory Bruzda, of Huntington, started the day two strokes behind Round One leaders Ben Palmer and Cathleen Wong. Through the front nine Four-Ball competition, Glasby and Bruzda narrowed the gap and were all tied with Palmer and Wong.

“It’s exciting!” said Glasby. “It’s great to get a win, and we played really well as a team today. I like this format!” Glasby got off to a hot start this morning in Four-Ball play, birdieing five of the first six holes.  The twosome finished with a 36-hole stroke total of 127.

“We’ve been very happy with the course conditions and hope all players at this event had a great time,” said Director of Golf Steve Robertson. Today’s format was four-ball on the front nine and scramble on the back nine.

Other top finishers among today’s 15 teams were:

Ben Palmer and Cathleen Wong of Parkersburg took second place in the 2021 Mixed Championship.

Championship Flight:

• 1^st Place Susan Glasby & Cory Bruzda of Huntington (36-hole stroke total of 127)
• 2^nd Place Cathleen Wong & Ben Palmer of Parkersburg (36-hole stroke total of 128)

1^st Flight:

• 1^st Matt Moore & Cimmie Shahan of Morgantown (36-hole stroke total of 140)
• 2^nd Bart & Kellie Willis of Logan (36-hole stroke total of 141)

2^nd Flight:

• 1^st Place Brent & Megan Barber of Hurricane (36-hole stroke total of 155)
• 2^nd Place Stan & Teresa Skiles of Parkersburg (36-hole stroke total of 158)

The Mixed Championship concludes the 2021 Championship season for the WVGA. 16 State Championships, four USGA Qualifiers, over 50 one-day competitions and over 7,000 rounds of competitive golf  have been played across the state since April 1^st for men, women, junior and senior golfers of all skill levels. “It’s been a great Championship Season for the WVGA, said WVGA Executive Director Brad Ullman.  “It’s been exciting to see golf thrive as more golfers returned to the game in 2021. A special thank you goes to over 1,000 of our competitive golfers who participated this season, as well as to our WVGA Member Clubs for their willingness to support the growth and development of golf in our state.”

You can see complete scoring results here.

For more information please visit wvga.org.