June
In Review
WOODSTONE CC & LODGE Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Cleveland / Srixon Elite Tour WYNCOTE GOLF CLUB Friday, June 14, 2013
Rehoboth Junior Open REHOBOTH BEACH CC Monday, June 17, 2013
Junior Golf Series #2—Day 1 Rehoboth Beach Series CRIPPLE CREEK GOLF & CC Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Junior Golf Series #2—Day 2 Rehoboth Beach Series KINGS CREEK COUNTRY CLUB Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Junior Golf Series #2—Day 3 Rehoboth Beach Series / Junior PGA Champ. Qualifier BAYSIDE RESORT & GC Thursday, June 20, 2013
Junior Golf Series #2— 3 Day Results Rehoboth Beach Series June 18—June 20, 2013
Junior Golf Series #2—Day 3 PGA Champ. Qualifiers BAYSIDE RESORT & GC Thursday, June 20, 2013
Junior PGA Champ. Qualifier LEBANON COUNTRY CLUB Monday, June 24 , 2013 Junior Golf Series #3 Day 1 CEDARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB Monday, June 24, 2013
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Junior Golf Series #3 Day 2 BELLEWOOD GOLF CLUB Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Cleveland/Srixon Elite Tour TURTLE CREEK GOLF CLUB June 25–26, 2013
Press Release
Press Release
Junior PGA Champ. Qualifier AVALON GOLF CLUB Thursday June 27, 2013 +6
Erica Herr— Member of the Philadelphia Junior Tour Qualifies for the U.S. Women’s Open Herr, 17, a senior-to-be at Council Rock North High, went on to par the opening By Rick Woelfel hole. Since she was one of the first Correspondent players to tee off at Sebonack Golf Club, she spent a few moments officially tied for the lead before going on to complete SOUTHAMPTON, New York - It was a moment Erica Herr will likely remember her opening round in a respectable 5over par 77. for the rest of her life, hearing herself Herr, a two-time PIAA state introduced on the champion, held her own first tee Thursday competing alongside the morning in the best players in the world. opening round of She opened her round with th the 68 United three straight pars before States Women’s making bogey at the fourth Open after some misadventures in Championship. a bunker. She went on to bogey the sixth and seventh “I was pretty to make the turn in 3-over nervous” Herr said. par 38 but then ran off nine It was my first U.S. straight pars before finishing Open, my first tee with bogeys at 17 and 18. shot. I hit the most perfect tee shot Herr admitted it took her a I’ve ever hit in my few holes to find her life. It was a great comfort zone. start to my first U.S. “After the third or fourth Open. I committed and hit a great hole I kind of got into a groove,” she drive.” said, and I wasn’t as nervous although Erica Herr at the Open
on every shot I was pretty nervous. “My mom said I didn’t show it, which was good. The girls I played with (Alice Kim and Elizabeth Schultz) I didn’t really know who they were, so that kind of helped. I didn’t feel intimidated.” Herr was solid off the tee, hitting all 14 of the ultra-wide fairways and avoiding the adjacent fescue. But the length of the golf course (6,521 yards on Thursday) worked to her disadvantage. “There are a few holes that I can’t reach [in regulation),” she said. “I did have some up and downs.” Herr also had to contend with the tricky greens at Sebonack, which were officially rolling at 11 on the Stimpmeter. She wound up taking 32 putts. “They said they were going to slow them down,” she said, “but it seems like they sped them up. They were pretty fast today.” In the end, Herr’s Open debut was a satisfying one. “I am definitely happy with the way I played,” she said. “I’ll try to go out there and do the same thing tomorrow.” Chip shots—Herr’s second-round start timer is set for 12:41 off the 10th tee. Herr played three official practice rounds prior to Thursday. On Monday her playing companions included former world number-one Stacy Lewis and twotime Open champion and World Golf Hall of Famer Karrie Webb. “It was really fun,” Herr said. “I learned a lot from them. They gave me some good advice. It was a blast” On Tuesday, Herr had the chance to play with defending champion Na Yeon Choi.
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