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Local golfers in the mix at 4th tourney

by Whitefish Pilot
| July 10, 2013 11:11 AM
Reed Platke, of Whitefish, tees off Saturday during the final round of the Fourth of July golf tournament at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.

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It took a few extra holes Saturday afternoon to determine the winners of the 77th annual 4th of July golf tournament at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.

Kramer Hickok, of Plano, Texas, scored a par on the second playoff hole to beat Tom Swanson, of Missoula, for the men’s title, while Lindsay Reeve of Missoula needed a bogey on the third playoff hole to edge Bozeman’s Amber Lundskog for the women’s crown.

Hickok and Swanson finished the 54-hole event at 10-under, which ties the tournament record set by Jeff Ballard of Billings in 2004.

Four Whitefish golfers fought their way into the mens top 15 on the final day of the tourney.

Former Bulldog standout and current Utah State golfer Reed Platke posted a three-day total of 216 to finish in sixth place overall.

Platke opened with a 6-under 66 to take the early lead. Friday, he posed a five-over 77, then bounced back on Saturday with a two-over 74.

Whitefish’s Shawn Tucker finished 10th with a three-day score of 219. Tucker played consistent golf throughout the weekend, posting a 72, 74 and 73.

Conor Rooney closed with a 70 to finish with a 220 and in 11th place.

After opening with a five-over 77, Mark Mance rallied with back-to-back scores of 73 to finish in 15th with a 223.

On the womens side, Whitefish’s Chelsea Ray snuck into the top 15 with a three-day total of 260. She opened with an 80 and 83, but had a rough round Saturday with a 97.

Men (Played South Course on Saturday)

*Kramer Hickok, Plano, Texas 66-69-69—204

Tom Swanson, Missoula 69-66-69—204

D. Refioglu, Foster City, Calif. 68-73-68—209

Brock Robillard, Calgary 66-72-74—212

Robb Bergeson, Billings 68-74-72—214

Reed Platke, Whitefish 65-77-74—216

Jim Coleman, Billings 74-73-72—219

Jake Hedge, Billings 73-77-69—219

Ryan Porch, Kalispell 74-71-74—219

Shawn Tucker, Whitefish 72-74-73—219

Conor Rooney, Whitefish 71-79-70—220

Byron Olson, Calgary 70-79-72—221

Spencer Williams, Great Falls 74-73-74—221

Logan Lindholm, Kalispell 78-68-77—223

Mark Mance, Whitefish 77-73-73—223

Joe Wagner, Del Mar, Calif. 70-74-79—223

Brandon McIver, Billings 73-81-70—224

Kyle Mossfeldt, Calgary 71-75-72—218

J. Rodman, Tacoma, Wash. 71-74-76—221

Cory Mehl, Seattle 72-74-76—222

Brad Grattan, Whitefish 73-75-76—224

*Won playoff on second hole

Women (Played North Course on Saturday)

*Lindsay Reeve, Missoula 72-79-75—226

Amber Lundskog, Bozeman 76-73-77—226

Morgan Lee, Great Falls 72-80-78—230

Jackie Mee, Libby 73-76-83—232

Jolene Wood, Calgary, Alberta 76-78-79—233

Maggie Crippen, Missoula 76-75-83—234

Marcy Holt, Spokane, Wash. 76-78-82—236

Lauren Hausauer, Bozeman 78-80-84—242

Teigan Avery, Kalispell 75-82-87—244

Kylie Perlinski, Bozeman 80-77-90—247

Jill Rettinger, Laramie, Wyo. 82-81-87—250

Sadie Crippen, Missoula 85-83-85—253

Hillary Folkvord, Bozeman 81-85-90—256

Haylee Folkvord, Bozeman 85-82-90—257

Chelsea Ray, Whitefish 80-83-97—260

*Won playoff on third hole

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It took a few extra holes Saturday afternoon to determine the winners of the 77th annual 4th of July golf tournament at Whitefish Lake Golf Club.

Kramer Hickok, of Plano, Texas, scored a par on the second playoff hole to beat Tom Swanson, of Missoula, for the men’s title, while Lindsay Reeve of Missoula needed a bogey on the third playoff hole to edge Bozeman’s Amber Lundskog for the women’s crown.

Hickok and Swanson finished the 54-hole event at 10-under, which ties the tournament record set by Jeff Ballard of Billings in 2004.

Four Whitefish golfers fought their way into the mens top 15 on the final day of the tourney.

Former Bulldog standout and current Utah State golfer Reed Platke posted a three-day total of 216 to finish in sixth place overall.

Platke opened with a 6-under 66 to take the early lead. Friday, he posed a five-over 77, then bounced back on Saturday with a two-over 74.

Whitefish’s Shawn Tucker finished 10th with a three-day score of 219. Tucker played consistent golf throughout the weekend, posting a 72, 74 and 73.

Conor Rooney closed with a 70 to finish with a 220 and in 11th place.

After opening with a five-over 77, Mark Mance rallied with back-to-back scores of 73 to finish in 15th with a 223.

On the womens side, Whitefish’s Chelsea Ray snuck into the top 15 with a three-day total of 260. She opened with an 80 and 83, but had a rough round Saturday with a 97.

Men (Played South Course on Saturday)

*Kramer Hickok, Plano, Texas 66-69-69—204

Tom Swanson, Missoula 69-66-69—204

D. Refioglu, Foster City, Calif. 68-73-68—209

Brock Robillard, Calgary 66-72-74—212

Robb Bergeson, Billings 68-74-72—214

Reed Platke, Whitefish 65-77-74—216

Jim Coleman, Billings 74-73-72—219

Jake Hedge, Billings 73-77-69—219

Ryan Porch, Kalispell 74-71-74—219

Shawn Tucker, Whitefish 72-74-73—219

Conor Rooney, Whitefish 71-79-70—220

Byron Olson, Calgary 70-79-72—221

Spencer Williams, Great Falls 74-73-74—221

Logan Lindholm, Kalispell 78-68-77—223

Mark Mance, Whitefish 77-73-73—223

Joe Wagner, Del Mar, Calif. 70-74-79—223

Brandon McIver, Billings 73-81-70—224

Kyle Mossfeldt, Calgary 71-75-72—218

J. Rodman, Tacoma, Wash. 71-74-76—221

Cory Mehl, Seattle 72-74-76—222

Brad Grattan, Whitefish 73-75-76—224

*Won playoff on second hole

Women (Played North Course on Saturday)

*Lindsay Reeve, Missoula 72-79-75—226

Amber Lundskog, Bozeman 76-73-77—226

Morgan Lee, Great Falls 72-80-78—230

Jackie Mee, Libby 73-76-83—232

Jolene Wood, Calgary, Alberta 76-78-79—233

Maggie Crippen, Missoula 76-75-83—234

Marcy Holt, Spokane, Wash. 76-78-82—236

Lauren Hausauer, Bozeman 78-80-84—242

Teigan Avery, Kalispell 75-82-87—244

Kylie Perlinski, Bozeman 80-77-90—247

Jill Rettinger, Laramie, Wyo. 82-81-87—250

Sadie Crippen, Missoula 85-83-85—253

Hillary Folkvord, Bozeman 81-85-90—256

Haylee Folkvord, Bozeman 85-82-90—257

Chelsea Ray, Whitefish 80-83-97—260

*Won playoff on third hole