Cass/Cassetty win championship flight as 2020 Pepsi Bobby Nichols Golden Eagle Scramble presented by Michelob Ultra comes to a close
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – As the Sunday sun fell down on White Plains Golf Course and Golden Eagle Golf Club, another successful Pepsi Bobby Nichols Golden Eagle Scramble presented by Michelob Ultra came to a close. In all, 133 total teams competed across 11 total flights over three days. The twosome of Tyler Cassetty and Sam Cass won the championship flight at WPCG as they recorded a 12-under on Sunday to bring their three-day total to a 41-under. Gary Maxwell and Lee Maxwell were second, winning a scorecard playoff against Polk Brown and Blake Garrison with identical three-day sums of 37-under. In the first flight at WPGC, Amanda Smith and Jim Homburg tied with Don and Ryan Allison with a three-day 30, but Smith/Homburg won the chip-and-putt playoff to take first. Pat Bagley and Clark Childress finished with a 29-under.
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By TTU Sports Information
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – As the Sunday sun fell down on White Plains Golf Course and Golden Eagle Golf Club, another successful Pepsi Bobby Nichols Golden Eagle Scramble presented by Michelob Ultra came to a close.
In all, 133 total teams competed across 11 total flights over three days. The twosome of Tyler Cassetty and Sam Cass won the championship flight at WPCG as they recorded a 12-under on Sunday to bring their three-day total to a 41-under. Gary Maxwell and Lee Maxwell were second, winning a scorecard playoff against Polk Brown and Blake Garrison with identical three-day sums of 37-under.
In the first flight at WPGC, Amanda Smith and Jim Homburg tied with Don and Ryan Allison with a three-day 30, but Smith/Homburg won the chip-and-putt playoff to take first. Pat Bagley and Clark Childress finished with a 29-under.
The remainder of the flight winners included:
- Second flight: Kent Hall and Randy Stiltner (-25)
- Third flight: William Reilly and Steve Sykes (-16)
- Fourth flight: Brandon Hall and Dewayne Galey (-13)
- Fifth flight: Henry Baskin and Chris Farrar (-8)
- Sixth flight: Ben Downs and Allen Russell (-4)
- Seventh flight: Kyle Mullican and Randy Mullican (-2)
- Eighth flight: Jeremy Govero and Joel Campbell (+8)
- Ninth flight: Josh Jolley and Jimmy Clark (+12)
- Tenth flight: Chad Meyer and Randall Cooke (+19)
During Saturday's barbecue dinner, several other contests were held. Those winners included:
- $1,000 Shootout sponsored by Cumberland Insurance Agency: Eric Nipper
- $500 Chipping Contest sponsored by Middle Tennessee Surgical Specialists: Austyn McWilliams
- $500 Putting Contest sponsored by Cumberland Insurance Agency: Jason Bohannon
- Par 3 Contest: Grant Ramsey and Kent Hall
- Wings Up, Ante Up! winner: Alex Laine
- $1 Million Shot sponsored by Cumberland Auto attempted by Alex Laine
Over the course of the first two days' rounds, the following were the closest to the hole:
GOLDEN EAGLE GOLF CLUB
- No. 3 – Seth Hummer 3'1"
- No. 5 – Jeff Willerton 3'2"
- No. 10 – Adam Cunningham 11"
- No. 12 – Brian Crockett 2'
- No. 16 – Wayne Boston 45.75"
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- No. 6 – Tommy Tayes 73"
- No. 11 – Dewayne Alexander 21"
- No. 12 – Clint Wolford 61.25"
- No. 14 – Tyler Greene 3'
- No. 16 – Blake Garrison 47"
The following had the longest drives of the competition:
GOLDEN EAGLE GOLF CLUB
- Men's – Tyler Cassetty
- Women's – Amanda Richards
- Senior – Mark Mabry
- Super Senior/Youth – Milton Brady
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- Men's – Daniel Owens
- Women's – Amanda Richards
- Senior – Eddie Kelley
- Super Senior/Youth – Bill Reilly
