Easton Dodge had a good day on June 18.
The upcoming Centralia sophomore tied Jefferson City’s Jack Sinnett for the top score in the June 18 Missouri Junior Tour tournament at Tanglewood …
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Easton Dodge had a good day on June 18.
The upcoming Centralia sophomore tied Jefferson City’s Jack Sinnett for the top score in the June 18 Missouri Junior Tour tournament at Tanglewood Golf Course, shooting a 79 or seven-over par. Dodge had a 39 on the front nine and a 40 on the back nine, finishing with one birdie and 10 pars.
Other Centralia golfers finished high in the standings of the Missouri Golf Association summer tour. Fellow upcoming Centralia sophomore Lyle Marty finished fourth out of 19 boys in the 14-15-year-old boys division. Marty — who had a hole-in-one earlier this summer on June 8 at Centralia Community Golf Course — had an 82 or 10-over par after shooting two birdies and seven pars.
Another upcoming Centralia sophomore Cameron Barnes shot an 89, or 17-over par, to finish eighth. Barnes had four pars.
In the 16-18-year-old boys division, upcoming North Callaway junior and reigning state medalist Anthony Russell finished in a tie for 11th out of 21 kids with a 90, or 18-over par. Russell shot a 47 on the front nine and 43 on the back nine, finishing with seven pars.
On June 23 in Camdenton at the next Missouri Junior Tour tournament at Lake Valley Golf Club, Marty was the runner-up after shooting an 81, or nine-over par, to finish two strokes behind Eldon’s Graham Henley. Marty had a 39 on the front nine and 42 on the back nine, recording 10 pars.
Barnes finished seventh out of 19 kids in the 14-15-year-old boys division with a 93, or 21-over par. He had a 46 on the front nine and 47 on the back nine, finishing with two birdies and three pars.
On June 30 at Columbia Country Club in the 14-15-year-old boys division, Marty tied Springfield’s Maxwell Sutton for fourth with a 79, or eight-over par, after finishing with one birdie and 10 pars. Dodge tied Clarksburg’s Birkley Simon for seventh with an 86, or 15-over par, and had eight pars in the 14-golfer field.
