THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015
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Whealdon wins Grand Champions; Tennant takes title No. 9
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
WARRENTON — It was
“rally time” on the golf course
Saturday at the Astoria Golf &
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of action in the 105th annual Or-
egon Coast Invitational.
One rally fell a bit short in
the Women’s division, but an-
other came up big time in the
Grand Champions.
When all was said and
done, Lara Mack Tennant
walked away with her ninth
Women’s title, while Jack
Whealdon made it 2-for-2 in
both of his Coast appearances.
After rallying from 3-down
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nant lost a 5-up lead to Aman-
da Jacobs in the afternoon
round of the Women’s champi-
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the 37th hole after Jacobs had
rallied to tie.
Whealdon was 5-down
to Riley Elmes in Saturday’s
afternoon round, pulled even
with a putt on the 29th hole,
then went 1-up with three
holes remaining and held on
for the championship.
Whealdon last won the Coast
Invitational in 2012, his only
other appearance.
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championship since 2010.
“It’s been a while,” she said.
“I don’t even know how many
I’ve won (nine). They all mean a
lot. It’s hard to win a golf tourna-
ment, and so whenever you win
one, you have to cherish it and
be thankful for it.”
She added, “It’s always fun
to win this tournament, but it’s
more fun just having my fami-
ly caddy for me, and watching
and cheering everybody else
on,” said Tennant, whose sis-
ters (Cappy and Renee), father
(George) and extended family
have something over 20 Coast
Invitational
Championships.
“That’s really what the week is
about. Winning is a bonus.”
She almost didn’t make it to
Saturday. She was 3-down after
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against Ale Kirakossian.
Tennant won that match, and
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18 holes against Jacobs. The
lead eventually reached 5-up.
After that, ”Amanda had
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side,” Tennant said. “I was get-
ting pars, and she was getting
birdies, and I just kept saying to
myself ‘just keep parring out,’
and things will go my way. She
tied it up going into 16, and we
tied 16, 17 and 18 with pars
(both hitting nice third shots).”
Replaying the 18th hole,
Tennant was able to make a
short putt to close out the win —
ironic, because she had missed a
similar putt last year, giving the
title to Jacobs.
“I just tried to stay shot-by-
shot, and not think about the
past,” Tennant said. “There’s
been lots of times I’ve won on
18. Last year, I happened to lose
on 18. I just tried to put a good
stroke on it this time, and hope
that it goes in.”
Whealdon wins second title
The men’s Grand Champi-
onship ended shortly before the
Women’s match, with Wheal-
don closing it out on the 35th
hole, when Elmes missed a putt.
Elmes was 5-up after the
morning round and maintained
a 3-up lead through 26 holes,
before Whealdon’s consistent
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mes, who had six birdies in the
morning round.
Elmes golfs out of the Ore-
gon Golf Club and will compete
for Loyola Marymount Univer-
sity this fall.
In the afternoon round, “we
tied (holes) one, two and three, and
four was the first hole I won on
the second 18,” Whealdon said. “I
didn’t have any bogeys on the sec-
ond 18. I knew there were a lot of
holes still to play. I was hitting good
putts on the first 18 — they just
weren’t dropping. I knew it would
even out, and I would make a few
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got a few to go.”
Including one on the 11th
hole (29th overall) to tie, and
he made another tough shot
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16th fairway.
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left and hit the cart path, and it
ended up on the lip of the bun-
ker, so I had a real funny lie,
with one foot in and one foot
out of the bunker,” he said. “I
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the hole, which was a pretty
decent shot. That was my best
shot of the day.”
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Saturday’s 35 holes of golf
for Whealdon came one day
after going 22 to defeat Har-
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this year’s U.S. Open Section-
als, and still has hopes of mak-
ing the University of Oregon
golf team as a walk-on.
“I walked yesterday’s
round, and I knew I’d be play-
ing 36 today, so I decided to
take a cart,” Whealdon said of
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of got the adrenaline going on
the back to keep me going.”
Whealdon will compete in
the upcoming Tacoma Open
(Sept. 11-13), and may not be
back at the Coast Invitational
next year. Turning profession-
al may be an option in his near
future.
However, “If I stay amateur,
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tournament every year,” he said.
The day wasn’t a complete
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Jack Whealdon chips a shot out of a bunker on the fourth hole during the Oregon Coast
Invitational Saturday at the Astoria Country Club.
loss for the Elmes family.
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in 28 years, as he downed Bill
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of the Junior Seniors division. The
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side High School, won the Grand
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Finals
Grand Champions
Championship Flight
Championship: Jack Whealdon def.
Riley Elmes, 1-up. Semifinals: Wheal-
don def. Harrison Moir; Elmes def. Jamie
Sumner.
First Flight
Christiaan Thorne def. Pat Wood.
Semifinals: Wood def. Mark Murphy;
Thorne def. Taylor Swingle.
Second Flight
Connor Jetton def. Mike Maltman.
Semifinals: Jetton def. A.J. Shepard;
Maltman def. Ian Kelly.
Third Flight
Scott Burke def. Robert Johnson.
Semifinals: Johnson def. Nick Wobbrock;
Burke def. Spencer Sutherland.
Fourth Flight
Jeff Jetton def. Austin Teague. Semifi-
nals: Jetton def. Jason Palmberg; Teague
def. Kerry Balfour.
Fifth Flight
Nick Ralston def. Doug Trainer. Semifi-
nals: Ralston def. Maxwell Krieger; Train-
er def. Daniel Sturgell.
Women’s
Championship Flight
Lara Mack Tennant def. Amanda Ja-
cobs, 37th. Semifinals: Tennant def.
Ale Kirakossian; Jacobs def. Megan
Roos.
First Flight
Mary Jacobs def. Mary Swingle. Semi-
finals: Swingle def. Helene Mayer; Ja-
cobs def. Nancy Holmes.
Second Flight
Wanda Osgood def. Beth Jackman.
Semifinals: Osgood def. Joey Ringwald;
Jackman def. Melissa Larson.
Third Flight
Karen Hoffman def. Kathy Martin.
Semifinals: Hoffman def. Victoria Taylor;
Martin def. Lori Petersen.
Fourth Flight
Barbara Mayer def. Leslie Bickmore.
Semifinals: Bickmore def. Robin Endres;
Mayer def. Sandy Redding.
Fifth Flight
Sherry McNamara def. Penney Ste-
phenson. Semifinals: McNamara def.
Pat Fuller; Stephenson def. Sue Ann
Bearden.
Junior Seniors
Championship Flight
Matt Elmes def. Bill Winter II. Semifi-
nals: Elmes def. Jack Cartwright; Winters
II def. James Titus.
First Flight
Doug Edwards def. Allan LaPlante.
Semifinals: Edwards def. Tom Heckler;
LaPlante def. Bob Knutsen.
Second Flight
Steve Fordney def. Mike Ralston. Semi-
finals: Fordney def. Mark Tyler; Ralston
def. Andy Songer.
Third Flight
Tony Peterson def. Wes Lariviere.
Semifinals: Lariviere def. Rick Campbell;
Peterson def. Jesse French.
Fourth Flight
James Jackman def. Bob Patton. Semi-
finals: Jackman def. Greg Hope; Patton
def. Michael McNamara.
Fifth Flight
David Ellis def. Brian Pienovi. Semifi-
nals: Pienovi def. Peter MaGuire; Ellis
Champions in 1987.
Elmes hit a few big shots
early in the match, then main-
tained a 2-up lead through
most of the round.
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style, draining a 25-foot putt on
the 16th hole.
In the Seniors division, Mi-
chael Healy of Columbia Edge-
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Vistica got past Larry Wobbrock
in the title match in the Super
Seniors division.
def. Scott Hoodenpyle.
Sixth Flight
Patrick Regan def. Skip Nau. Semifi-
nals: Nau def. Steve Roos; Regan def.
Carl Mark.
Seventh Flight
Paul Driscoll def. Tim Regan. Semifi-
nals: Driscoll def. Michael Greco; Regan
def. Jim Franklin.
Seniors
Championship Flight
Michael Healy def. Tom Mulflur. Semifi-
nals: Mulflur def. Joe Vaughan; Healy def.
Rick Abrahamson.
First Flight
Bill Bristol def. David Nygaard. Semifi-
nals: Nygaard def. Nick Gray; Bristol def.
Bob Dickey.
Second Flight
Chris Devich def. Edward Sims. Semi-
finals: Devich def. Buzz Campion; Sims
def. Stephen Cummins.
Third Flight
Harold Buell def. Rick Nelson. Semifi-
nals: Buell def. Scott Ehlen; Nelson def.
Robert Tennant.
Fourth Flight
Jim Whittemore def. John Savage.
Semifinals: Savage def. Anthony Rennie;
Whittemore def. O.T. Millsap.
Fifth Flight
Phillip Patton def. John Shepherd, Jr.
Semifinals: Patton def. Dan Whealdon;
Shepherd, Jr. def. Joseph Benda.
Sixth Flight
Mike Capri def. John Pyle. Semifinals:
Pyle def. John Cole; Capri def. Mike Barr.
Seventh Flight
Robert Hubbard def. John Mayer.
Semifinals: Mayer def. Paul Kirkland;
Hubbard def. Bill Replogle.
Super Seniors
Championship Flight
David Vistica def. Larry Wobbrock.
Semifinals: Vistica def. Jeff Leinassar;
Wobbrock def. Roger Stalick.
First Flight
George Mack, Sr. def. Steve Ariens.
Semifinals: Ariens def. Tom Carter;
Mack, Sr., def. Joe Patrick.
Second Flight
Russ Taggard def. Bill Weed. Semifi-
nals: Weed def. Louis Libby; Taggard def.
Mike Kuratli.
Third Flight
Jon Woodson def. Lang Bates. Semi-
finals: Bates def. Michael Whitty, Sr.;
Woodson def. Bobby McAlinden.
Fourth Flight
Jim Puterbaugh def. Fred Hamel. Semi-
finals: Hamel def. Marshall Gleason; Pu-
terbaugh def. Dan Ryan.
Fifth Flight
Dale Lumpkin def. Peter Goforth. Semi-
finals: Lumpkin def. Roy Latham; Goforth
def. Larry Veltman.
Sixth Flight
Mike Furrer def. Craig Johnson. Semifi-
nals: Johnson def. Nick Staropoli; Furrer
def. Ron Marenda.
Seventh Flight
Garry Kahn def. Chuck Martin. Semifi-
nals: Kahn def. Albert Carder; Martin def.
Frank Bearden.
Eighth Flight
Bob Kaczor def. Rick Williams. Semi-
finals: Williams def. Miles Sweeney;
Kaczor def. Stephen Moore.
Ninth Flight
Tim Doherty def. Jerry Briggs. Semi-
finals: Briggs def. John McLoughlin;
Doherty def. David Lum.
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