GALLERY: WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship
HERALD SPORTS STAFF | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 months AGO
Dane Huddleston, Woodland, kisses the trophy after winning the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship Thursday in Moses Lake.
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120 golfers hit the course at the Links at Moses Points for the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship this week, with 60 making the cut to play in Thursday’s final round.
Max Herendeen, Bellevue, lines up a putt during Thursday’s final round of the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship. Herendeen took second in the tournament.
MOSES LAKE – 120 amateur golfers from around the state and beyond gathered at the Links at Moses Pointe for the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship this week, with competition being played Tuesday through Thursday.
The Monday edition of the Columbia Basin Herald will have a full story from Thursday’s final round.
120 golfers hit the course at the Links at Moses Points for the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship this week, with 60 making the cut to play in Thursday’s final round.
Max Herendeen, Bellevue, lines up a putt during Thursday’s final round of the WA Golf Men’s Amateur Championship. Herendeen took second in the tournament.MORE LOCAL-NEWS STORIES
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