Mishoe and Lambert Lead N.C. Four-Ball Entering Final Round

 

GREENSBORO, N.C. (October 10, 2020) -- Second round results of the 25th North Carolina Four-Ball Championship at The Cardinal by Pete Dye and Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. on October 10, 2020. The final round tomorrow will be held at The Cardinal by Pete Dye. The field is competing at 6,953 yards, par 71 at The Cardinal by Pete Dye and 7,001 yards, par 72 at Forest Oaks Country Club.

 

The CGA will be conducting this championship under the COVID-19 Tournament Protocols. Learn more here. 

 

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James Mishoe of Cary, N.C. and Louis Lambert of Charlotte, N.C. are leading the North Carolina Four-Ball after carding 9-under-par, 62 in the second round. The side is leading by one stroke entering the final round at an exceptional 17-under-par, 126 total.

 

Mishoe and Lambert played a great round at Forest Oaks Country Club yesterday finishing at 8-under-par, 64. Notably, Mishoe shot 8-under-par, 64 on his own ball. However their most impressive feat was tying the low round of the tournament at The Cardinal today of 9-under-par, 62.

 

The side started off strong with both Mishoe and Lambert birdieing No. 10 (they started their round on No. 10). They kept that energy through their front nine, birdieing 13, 16 and 17 as well. While making the turn at 4-under-par was key to their round, their back nine is what made the second round so remarkable. 

 

“We had a big run on our back nine,” said Mishoe. “He (Lambert) birdied the first and second holes. Then I birdied the fourth. We had a big up and down on the fifth hole that kept up the momentum. Then we birdied Nos. 6, 7 and 8.”

 

The Guilford College teammates are ready to take on The Cardinal again tomorrow going “pedal to the metal” with aggressive play trying to stay ahead of the other teams that Mishoe mentioned will continue to go deep. 

 

2019 runners-up, Dan Walters and Davis Womble of Winston-Salem, N.C. are in second position heading into the final round after a 7-under-par, 65 at Forest Oaks Country Club today. 

 

Womble and Walters come into every four-ball round together with a simple game plan; play aggressive and make birdies. However the complicated aspect of their plan is achieving just that. 

 

“I think we just both stay in the hole about 90 percent of the time. That really gives us two shots at birdie on most holes,” said Womble. “We’re not concerned about making bogey, we still haven’t made a bogey yet. Dan has made a couple of big par putts to keep that streak alive. That is the key, just getting both players in the hole as many times as possible.”

 

As Womble said, they have played two bogey-free rounds in a row and they intend to play another tomorrow at The Cardinal. Last year, Womble and Walters went into the final round on top, but reigning champions Wilkinson and Howell shot 9-under on the day to beat them by just one stroke. This year Womble and Walters are preparing for a different outcome. 

 

“We were in a very similar spot last year and the guys came out and played some unbelievable golf. I think they were low by five on the last day and we got clipped by a shot,” said Walters. “We just have to keep playing and put the pedal down to win this year.”

 

Round one leaders, Matthew Younts of Raleigh, N.C. and Nate Cook of Greensboro, N.C. hold solo third after a 5-under-par, 66 at The Cardinal today. Sitting at 15-under-par, 128 overall, Younts and Cook are still well within striking distance of the lead heading into the final round. 

 

Carolinas Four-Ball Champions, Ben Woodruff of Canton, N.C. and Carson Ownbey of Huntersville, N.C. are in a three-way tie for fourth position with Stephen Carroll and Walker Cress of Concord, N.C. as well as C.J. Deberg and Will Dull of Charlotte, N.C.. All three sides finished their second round at 13-under-par, 130 overall. 

 

The field was cut to 6-under-par, 137 total for the final round. 41 teams will play in the final round tomorrow at The Cardinal by Pete Dye. Starting times begin at 8:00 a.m. and the leaders and final group will tee off at 9:50 a.m.

 

 

25th North Carolina Four-Ball Championship

The Cardinal by Pete Dye and Forest Oaks Country Club, Greensboro, N.C.

Second Round Results

 

Pos.	Team	Affiliation	To Par	R1	R2	Total
1	James Mishoe / Louis Lambert	Cary, NC, Charlotte, NC	-17	64	62	126
2	Dan Walters / Davis Womble	Winston-Salem, NC	-16	62	65	127
3	Matthew Younts / Nate Cook	Raleigh, NC, Greensboro, NC	-15	62	66	128
T4	Stephen Carroll / Walker Cress	Concord, NC	-13	67	63	130
T4	C.J. Deberg / Will Dull	Charlotte, NC	-13	64	66	130
T4	Ben Woodruff / Carson Ownbey	Canton, NC, Huntersville, NC	-13	64	66	130
T7	Parker Truesdale / Tommy Lamb	Canton, NC, Cary, NC	-12	68	63	131
T7	Jeremy Ray / Joseph Cansler	Pfafftown, NC, Clemmons, NC	-12	66	65	131
T7	Blake Brantley / Brandon Einstein	Winston-Salem, NC, Clemmons, NC	-12	68	63	131
T10	Drew Hackett / Lansdon Robbins	Charlotte, NC, Davidson, NC	-11	66	66	132
T10	Connor Jones / Jimbo Stanley	Raleigh, NC	-11	67	65	132
T10	Brian Gauley / Mark Gauley	Raleigh, NC, Wake Forest, NC	-11	66	66	132
T13	Noah Connor / Randall Hudson	Reidsville, NC, New Bern, NC	-10	68	65	133
T13	Brady Moran / Matt Moot	Lillington, NC, Greensboro, NC	-10	66	67	133
T13	Preston Dembowiak / Scott Harvey	Kernersville, NC	-10	67	66	133
T13	Al Dickens IV / Stephen Lavenets	Willow Spring, NC, Charlotte, NC	-10	67	66	133
T13	Jonathan Jackson / Matthew Crenshaw	Burlington, NC, Siler City, NC	-10	67	66	133
T13	Matt Kilgo / Olof Bengtsson	Charlotte, NC	-10	67	66	133
T19	Chad Day / Jack McClelland	Southern Pines, NC	-9	66	68	134
T19	JD McNeill / Jerry Richardson	Cary, NC, Raleigh, NC	-9	68	66	134
T19	Aaron Klimchuk / Anthony Adams	Asheville, NC	-9	68	66	134
T19	A.J. Beechler / Jack Massei	Pinehurst, NC	-9	69	65	134
T19	Courtney Faircloth / Sumner Alford	Fuquay Varina, NC	-9	66	68	134
T24	Anthony Conn / Mark Olbrych	Raleigh, NC	-8	64	71	135
T24	Caden Baker / Jake Herring	Wilson, NC, Mebane, NC	-8	69	66	135
T24	Hunter Howell / Joe Poole	Southern Pines, NC, Raleigh, NC	-8	68	67	135
T24	Hayes Brown / Sean Snell	Charlotte, NC	-8	69	66	135
T24	Josh Buxbaum / Keenan Royalty	Raleigh, NC, Wake Forest, NC	-8	69	66	135
T29	Alex Nianouris / David Sargent	Cornelius, NC, Raleigh, NC	-7	67	69	136
T29	Brian Urban / Timothy Driver	Holly Springs, NC	-7	67	69	136
T29	Evan Boyer / Garett Heffner	Morrisville, NC, Apex, NC	-7	68	68	136
T29	Dustin Moore / Tom Monahan	Mebane, NC, Burlington, NC	-7	66	70	136
T29	Joe Burns / Nick Johnson	Greensboro, NC, Burlington, NC	-7	67	69	136
T29	Jeff Montgomery / Skip Corneliussen	Summerfield, NC, Greensboro, NC	-7	69	67	136
T29	Casey Osiecki / Clayson Good	Durham, NC, New Bern, NC	-7	67	69	136
T36	Chris Cassetta / Thomas Bonney	High Point, NC, Greensboro, NC	-6	67	70	137
T36	Andrew Sapp / Korky Kemp	Greenville, NC, Greensboro, NC	-6	71	66	137
T36	Jace Butcher / Josh Lendach	Raleigh, NC, Wake Forest, NC	-6	67	70	137
T36	Eston Lee / Tim Bunten	Concord, NC, Four Oaks, NC	-6	69	68	137
T36	Don Hill / Philip Chauncey	Burlington, NC, Durham, NC	-6	69	68	137
T36	Bryan Pendergraft / Whit Howard	Raleigh, NC	-6	70	67	137
The following teams did not make the cut
CUT	Eric Williams / Nicholas Adams	Goldsboro, NC, Dudley, NC	-5	72	66	-
CUT	Jon Eichstaedt / Ryan Solan	Charlotte, NC	-5	74	64	-
CUT	Jake Lowder / Kyle Stockton	Biltmore Lake, NC, Greensboro, NC	-5	68	70	-
CUT	Justin Harvey / Michael Swiger	Raleigh, NC, Holly Springs, NC	-5	69	69	-
CUT	Matthew Walters / Zachary Oplinger	Durham, NC, Cary, NC	-5	73	65	-
CUT	Daniel Neveu / Sherrill Britt	West End, NC, Pinehurst, NC	-5	68	70	-
CUT	Preston Edmondson / Tuck Burkinshaw	Morrisville, NC, Cary, NC	-5	64	74	-
CUT	Aubrey Wilkerson / Brad Landschoot	Charlotte, NC, Winston-Salem, NC	-4	71	68	-
CUT	Brandon Reece / Reid Clark	Raleigh, NC, Rolesville, NC	-4	69	70	-
CUT	Brian Krusoe / Chris McKeel	Raleigh, NC, Lucama, NC	-4	71	68	-
CUT	Barden Berry / Dean Channell	Pinehurst, NC, Southern Pines, NC	-3	70	70	-
CUT	Frank Edwards / Hughes Edwards	Charlotte, NC	-3	69	71	-
CUT	Neil Wilkinson / Trey Howell	Wilmington, NC	-3	70	70	-
CUT	Brad Mangum / Nick Brown	Lenoir, NC, Iron Station, NC	-3	72	68	-
CUT	Brian Parker / Ryan Smith	Matthews, NC, Stanley, NC	-3	72	68	-
CUT	James Bass / Nicholas Baker	Asheboro, NC, Raleigh, NC	-3	71	69	-
CUT	Taylor Coalson / Travis Hall	Mount Airy, NC	-3	72	68	-
CUT	Antoine Le Saux / Corey Iacofano	Charlotte, NC	-3	68	72	-
CUT	Brad Dawson / Brad Deal	Mebane, NC	-3	63	77	-
CUT	Scott Lincicome / Todd Adams	Pinehurst, NC, Whispering Pines, NC	-3	69	71	-
CUT	Attie Giles / Patrick Stephenson	Pinehurst, NC, Four Oaks, NC	-2	72	69	-
CUT	Benjamin Peters / Drew Walker	Winston-Salem, NC, Advance, NC	-2	70	71	-
CUT	Britt Mitchell / Todd Downes	Creedmoor, NC, Chapel Hill, NC	-2	72	69	-
CUT	Jack Marcotte / Zack Swanson	Apex, NC, Charlotte, NC	-2	70	71	-
CUT	Justin Emmons / Nick Lyerly	Asheboro, NC, Salisbury, NC	-2	74	67	-
CUT	Will Morgan / William Carter	Laurinburg, NC, West End, NC	-2	69	72	-
CUT	Brad Raczenski / Coray Mitchell	Greensboro, NC, Kernersville, NC	-2	70	71	-
CUT	Brian Weaver / Chad Parris	Charlotte, NC	-2	71	70	-
CUT	Derek Paschal / Seth Correll	Davidson, NC, Huntersville, NC	-2	66	75	-
CUT	Press McPhaul / Shawn Heinchon	Greenville, NC, Raleigh, NC	-2	69	72	-
CUT	Andrew Buergler / Michael Cosentino	Cary, NC, Charlotte, NC	-1	70	72	-
CUT	Christopher Blum / Kevin Atamian	Raleigh, NC	-1	73	69	-
CUT	Mark Lassiter / Scott Benton	Lumberton, NC, Fairmont, NC	-1	72	70	-
CUT	Scott McClellan / Terry Williams	Cary, NC	-1	70	72	-
CUT	Brad Clark / Tradd McCrary	Chapel Hill, NC, Durham, NC	E	70	73	-
CUT	Brooks Colquitt / Justin Livonius	Charlotte, NC	E	71	72	-
CUT	Colin Dutton / Nick Thompson	Foxfire, NC, Vass, NC	E	69	74	-
CUT	Dillon Eaton / Evan Rodwell	Charlotte, NC	E	74	69	-
CUT	Jason Napier / Ritch Buckner	Chapel Hill, NC, Whitsett, NC	E	75	68	-
CUT	Kenneth Willis / Travon Willis	Indian Trail, NC	E	72	71	-
CUT	Quinn Gruber / Wes Pope	Raleigh, NC, Pineville, NC	E	68	75	-
CUT	Andrew Graham / Kellen Graham	Asheville, NC	+1	71	73	-
CUT	Andrew Morgan / Derek Lipe	Rockwell, NC, China Grove, NC	+1	72	72	-
CUT	Blake Moore / Reid Wooten	Kinston, NC, Raleigh, NC	+1	73	71	-
CUT	Brandon Dembowiak / Stephen Dooley	Leland, NC, Greensboro, NC	+1	72	72	-
CUT	Cornell Beans / Steven Shea	Charlotte, NC	+1	67	77	-
CUT	Joe Brooks / Joe Culpepper	Otto, NC, Franklin, NC	+1	74	70	-
CUT	Austin Alexander / Connor Brown	Cherryville, NC, Rutherfordton, NC	+1	73	71	-
CUT	Jack Whitehouse / Peter Bowie	Asheville, NC	+1	70	74	-
CUT	Jeff Manley / Marshall Newman	Raleigh, NC	+1	71	73	-
CUT	Landon Barnes / Sam Davidson	Pilot Mountain, NC, Asheboro, NC	+1	70	74	-
CUT	Owen Kose / Parker Cumbea	Fuquay Varina, NC, Holly Springs, NC	+1	72	72	-
CUT	Chase Eubanks / Mark Bawden	Apex, NC, Raleigh, NC	+2	74	71	-
CUT	Ian Podziewski / Jack Wieler	Waxhaw, NC	+2	72	73	-
CUT	John Nieters / Mark Nieters	Lexington, NC, Bermuda Run, NC	+2	76	69	-
CUT	Park Williams / Todd Dauler	Kernersville, NC, Summerfield, NC	+3	71	75	-
CUT	Joseph Pettis / Matt Pettis	Charlotte, NC, Pinehurst, NC	+3	74	72	-
CUT	Jim Aughtry / Joe Jaspers	Concord, NC, Huntersville, NC	+3	70	76	-
CUT	Luke Hackworth / Thomas Eubanks	Charlotte, NC	+3	70	76	-
CUT	Brian Sowinski / Kevin Sowinski	Charlotte, NC, Greensboro, NC	+4	74	73	-
CUT	Jack Slomkowski / Paul Slomkowski	Colfax, NC	+4	72	75	-
CUT	Jake Clayton / Jay Clayton	Burlington, NC	+4	73	74	-
CUT	Jayson Jennings / Rudy Nash	Fuquay Varina, NC, Fuquay-Varina, NC	+4	73	74	-
CUT	David Spak / Matthew Spak	Cary, NC	+4	74	73	-
CUT	Graham MacLeod / Spencer Barbour	Fayetteville, NC	+4	75	72	-
CUT	Cassidy Brauns / Tyler Lowman	Belmont, NC, Conover, NC	+4	70	77	-
CUT	Chris Lee / Matthew McIntyre	Garner, NC	+4	69	78	-
CUT	Fisher Kennedy / Kyle Haas	Winston-Salem, NC	+4	69	78	-
CUT	Brad Coleman / Harrison Frye	Jamestown, NC, High Point, NC	+5	74	74	-
CUT	Peter Melvin / William Melvin	Charlotte, NC, Pinehurst, NC	+5	74	74	-
CUT	Samuel Mace / Tom Cullen	Hickory, NC, Connelly Springs, NC	+5	72	76	-
CUT	Daniel Schenk / Stephen Rafferty	Durham, NC, Raleigh, NC	+6	77	72	-
CUT	James Whitehouse / Joseph Decosta	Asheville, NC	+6	72	77	-
CUT	Jason Fonda / Peter Michaels	Durham, NC, Holly Springs, NC	+6	76	73	-
CUT	Drew Haywood / Richard Youden	Winston-Salem, NC, Chapel Hill, NC	+6	71	78	-
CUT	Lee Akers / Rick Marion	Mount Airy, NC	+8	80	71	-
CUT	Michael Widman / Tim Manyatis	Raleigh, NC	+8	77	74	-
CUT	Jason Fulp / Jonathan Jenkins	Germanton, NC, Winston-Salem, NC	+9	77	75	-
CUT	Connor Massey / Doug Massey	Burlington, NC	+9	78	74	-
CUT	Kevin Stimberis / Tom Dulski	Huntersville, NC, Mooresville, NC	+9	74	78	-
CUT	Chad Randall / Rich Vanstory	Greensboro, NC, Jamestown, NC	+10	74	79	-
CUT	Billy Williford / Bryon Ruben	Durham, NC	+10	81	72	-
CUT	Dale Fuller / John Kight	Raleigh, NC, Wake Forest, NC	+11	76	78	-
CUT	Jason Anthony / Nick Wheeler	Charlotte, NC	+11	76	78	-
CUT	Lonail Locklear / Stephen Pippin	Pembroke, NC	+11	82	72	-
CUT	Pete Lineberger / Thomas Lineberger	Cary, NC, Pinehurst, NC	+11	85	69	-
CUT	Stephen Brown / Todd Brown	Winston-Salem, NC, Raleigh, NC	+11	81	73	-
CUT	David Reid / Marais Lombard	Charlotte, NC, Matthews, NC	+12	73	82	-
CUT	Noah Britt / Patrick Harrow	Charlotte, NC, Davidson, NC	+12	77	78	-
CUT	Fred Rubino / Nick Rubino	Charlotte, NC	+12	73	82	-
CUT	Paul Davis / Sean Stevens	Raleigh, NC, Advance, NC	+13	79	77	-
CUT	Kenny Flynn / Mark Harper	Winston-Salem, NC	+13	77	79	-
CUT	Rob Congleton / Scott Mullis	Winterville, NC, Ayden, NC	+14	76	81	-
CUT	Cody Mathis / Joshua Stafford	East Bend, NC, Walkertown, NC	+14	80	77	-
CUT	Christopher Leroux / Michael Kerley	Asheboro, NC, Clemmons, NC	+17	79	81	-
CUT	Kyle Brookey / Trevor Krawchuk	Chapel Hill, NC, Durham, NC	+17	81	79	-
CUT	Ian Jackson / Jack Draper	Greensboro, NC	+18	83	78	-
CUT	Mike Housman / Sandy Lamarre	Raleigh, NC, Wake Forest, NC	+19	79	83	-
WD	Colton Makowiec /Thomas Messenheimer	Morganton, NC	-	69	WD	-

 

Schedule of Final Round:

 

Sunday, October 11

Final Round - 18 Holes of Four-Ball Stroke Play

 

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