2015 QCGCDFCI Results

All the Pre Tee-Off chatter Saturday AM indicated Walton had the QCGCDFCI championship all wrapped up with his pre-play 5 Under Par posting, but low

numbers came streaming in from font 9- with 10 players still in position to best Walton’s -5. The South Course had played up to its reputation- gentle, nourishing, beckoning. The West Course turned out to be another story. KAGT members got their full $15 green fee/cart fee paid for on the back nine, with every fairway roped off, ripped up, reseeded, and playing soft, soft, soft. Hole #5 was converted to a Par3 and the back nine played to a 34. Player were laying sod all over the West Course and scores were rising steadily. After 14 one contender stood alone at the top: Cummins at -9.

Cummins has been coming on strong the past several tournaments- 2^nd at the RWI and a top 4 at the KAGT Open. He would ride out the West Course to post a KAGT scoring record at -7 and claim his first victory of the year. With Geer and Brown both finishing poorly, Cummins should jump into 2^nd place and close the gap significantly on Camomot. The Record-Setting victory surely inspired Jason Day’s performance later in the afternoon.

(Cummins enjoys a cold one from the “Campeón QCGCDFCI” traveling champion’s mug. No stranger to KAGT hardware, Cummins noted he had enjoyed coffee from his Highland Classic mug that very morning.)

Walton’s 2^nd place finish will net him some additional points and keep him firmly in the conversation heading into the last tournament: the SW Prestige, “The Memorial” at Old Capitol Sunday September 13^th.

Mitch Gibson would finish strong to finish in solo 3^rd with a -4 performance. Casey Weber rounded out the money winners in 4^th at -3. Three others finished at -2. You had to go low this year at the QCGCDFCI- an Even Par finish got you nothing more than a three-way tie for 9^thplace.

Well played, and see you at the Memorial.