TERRE HAUTE —
Phillip Myers won the Country Club of Terre Haute club championship for the third time on Saturday, besting Derek Depuydt in a playoff.
Myers and Thomas Goss had the lead in the rain-shortened event after 18 holes, each shooting 71.
Depuydt was two shots behind and tied Myers with a 32 on the front nine in the fnal round while Myers carded 34. Both players had 39 on the back to finish with 73 scores for the day and 2-over-par 144 scores for the tournament.
Myers won it with a par on the fourth playoff hole.
Both players had birdies on the first extra hole. Depuydt chipped in from 40 to 50 feet for his birdie.
Both players parred the second hole and took bogeys on the third to go to the fourth hole. Myers won it with his par putt after Depuydt's shot for par hit the pin.
Myers played for Terre Haute South and is a recent graduate of Purdue University. He recently qualified to play in the Indiana Open and says he hopes to play in the city tournament.
Dick Vining — a former champ and runnerup — shot 146 to take third with Mike Toney fourth and Goss fifth.
The tournament was shortened to 36 holes due to rain on the first day.
Winners of the other flights — all 18 holes — were Preston White, Don Schroeder and Lou Harmening.
The senior club championship is scheduled for Aug. 4-5 and the junior interclub event will be played at the Allendale course Aug. 3.
Country Club of Terre Haute
Championship flight
144 — Phillip Myers 71-73 (won playoff), Derek Depuydt 73-71
146 — Dick Vining 73-73
150 — Mike Toney 73-77
151 — Thomas Goss 71-80
162 — Zach Hosking 78-84
164 — Grant Lewellyn 81-83
168 — Tyler Schrohe 79-89
First flight
77 — Preston White
81 — Tom Lee, Chris Yamamoto
82 — Bill Grimes, Dan Callahan
83 — Sam Harbaugh, Jimm Nidlinger, John Lukens
86 — Geoff Shuck
90 — Gary Hosking
Second flight
82 — Don Schroeder
83 — Tommy Lee
84 — Jess Holler
85 — Steve Price
86 — Tom Cummins
88 — Mike Woodward
Third flight
90 — Lou Harmening
93 — Jeff Harper
99 — Ken Spicklemire
In other golf news:
• Ace posted — At Rea Park, Dave Myers of Terre Haute made his second career hole-in-one Tuesday, using a 6-iron on the 13th hole.
Witnessing the feat were Mike Higgins, Jim Cook and Jerry Snodgrass.
• Potee wins — At Columbus, Meghan Pottee won the Women’s Indiana Amateur championhip in play concluded Friday at Otter Creek Golf Club.
The Noblesville player, who will be a junior at Kansas University, shot a 213 to win. Kayla Katterhenry was second with 220.
Former Linton golfer Rachael Pruett tied for 15th, while Jamie Clark of Greencastle was 20th. Indiana State golfer Reece Feducia tied for 29th and former Terre Haute North golfer Rachel Welker tied for 33rd.
Indiana Women’s Amateur
Top finishers
213 — Meghan Potee 69-73-71.
220 — Kayla Katterhenry 71-73-76.
221 — Breanna Patz 77-73-71.
222 — Ashley Kees 72-79-71, Michelle Nash 74-74-74.
Others
232 — Rachael Pruett 79-82-71
235 — Jamie Clark 80-79-76
240 — Reece Feducia 80-82-78
241 — Rachel Welker 83-80-78.
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