Hunt, Laird run away with OGA Four-Ball Championship on home course Cedar Ridge CC

Complete Results Here:

Cedar Ridge members Tyler Hunt and Rob Laird combined for an 11-under par 60 Tuesday to cruise to a 10-shot victory over fellow members Billy Lowry and Chris Noel in the Oklahoma Golf Association Four-Ball Championship on their home course.

Hunt and Laird had opened with a 5-under 67 on Monday. They put their collective pedal to the medal with the 60 on Tuesday, mainly fueled by an incredible run by Laird that brought 59 into play.

After Hunt birdied the par-5 first hole, Laird took over with birdies on holes 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. He made a long difficult birdie putt on 11, after which everyone in the group essentially bowed down.

Hunt made birdie on 15, then Laird birdied the 16th and 18th holes. The duo fell one shot shy of the magical 59, which Hunt said was definitely on their minds after about the 11th hole.

“When we started off we just wanted to beat Chris and Billy,” Hunt said. “After Rob birdied 7-8-9, 59 was the goal and we were hell bent on getting there. We had some chances.”

Laird was using a new Odyssey putter and Hunt said his closest birdie putt was about 6 feet.

“I think it definitely earned a place in his bag,” Hunt said.

Lowry and Noel, both former University of Tulsa players as is Laird, shot 67-70 to finish at 137, a shot ahead of Austin Schmidt and Preston Wilkins who tied for third at 138 (71-67) with Heath Myers and Kyle Hudelson (69-69). Bradley Nelligan and Jamie Voegelli tied for fifth with Jeff Bell and Elliot Soyez at 139.

Cedar Ridge members Michael Alsup and Ken Kee made it a sweep with a two-shot victory in the OGA Senior Four-Ball, shooting rounds of 69-67 to edge Jeff Oakes of Edmond and Mickey Tettleton of Norman as well as the team of Kirk Wright and Kirk Maynord of Oklahoma City by two shots.

2022 OGA Four-Ball & Senior Four-Ball Championship
Monday, May 09, 2022 – Tuesday, May 10, 2022
Cedar Ridge Country Club, Broken Arrow
Final Results

Senior Four-Ball
Roy Mosier/Donald Jernigan – 76 – WD — WD
Michael Alsup/Ken Kee – 69 – 67 — 136
Jeff Oakes/Mickey Tettleton – 70 – 68 — 138
Kirk Wright/Kirk Maynord – 66 – 72 — 138
Don Clark/Jonathan Valuck – 71 – 68 — 139
Frank Billings/Andy Lucas – 70 – 70 — 140
Steve Jelley/Gordy Guest – 72 – 68 — 140
Don Cochran/Rick Bell – 70 – 71 — 141
Greg Hathaway/Brett Benton – 72 – 70 — 142
Michael Hughett/Michael Gotcher – 73 – 69 — 142
Joshua Walker/Tripp Davis – 76 – 67 — 143
Mark Allert/Mark Cochran – 74 – 69 — 143
Jason Flegler/Kirk Fryer – 70 – 74 — 144
Philip Upton/Aaron Lee – 73 – 71 — 144
Tim Mcfarland/Cliff Merritt – 71 – 73 — 144
Shawn Barker/Brent Taylor – 72 – 72 — 144
Curt Howard/James Fowler – 72 – 73 — 145
Mark Pearson/Tracy McGuire – 73 – 72 — 145
Robert Laird/Michael Meimerstorf – 74 – 73 — 147
John Harding/Darrell Dyson – 71 – 77 — 148
Sean Dolan/Brad Nelligan – 76 – 72 — 148
Steve Steele/Christopher Laughlin – 74 – 75 — 149
Mike Parham/Mark Kauffman – 76 – 74 — 150
Robert Martella/Jamie Hayes – 78 – 73 — 151
Bruce Maddux/Jim Roberts – 74 – 78 — 152
Jason Gulley/Thad Leffingwell – 75 – 77 — 152
Matthew Wellman/Jake Metcalf – 78 – 75 — 153
John Creekmore/Ron Miller – 77 – 77 — 154
Craig Collins/Jim Lack – 78 – 77 — 155
Orville Stephens/Warren Murray – 77 – 81 — 158
Jimmy Westfall/Nick Fuller – 84 – 74 — 158

Four-Ball
Tyler Hunt/Rob Laird – 67 – 60 — 127
Bill Lowry/Chris Noel – 67 – 70 — 137
Austin Schmidt/Preston Wilkins – 71 – 67 — 138
Heath Myers/Kyle Hudelson – 69 – 69 — 138
Bradley Nelligan/Jamie Voegeli – 71 – 68 — 139
Jeff Bell/Elliot Soyez – 72 – 67 — 139
Harley Abrams/Austin Quinten – 71 – 69 — 140
Brandon Strathe/Jared Strathe – 72 – 68 — 140
Peter Vitali/Jesse Pennington – 71 – 70 — 141
Dalton Rhoden/Dylan Igo – 72 – 69 — 141
Jeb Blacketer/Cooper Johnson – 70 – 72 — 142
Nathan Coats/Pat Collogan – 72 – 71 — 143
Garrett Jelley/Connor Houston – 75 – 69 — 144
Jonathan Myers/Karsten Majors – 73 – 73 — 146
Tyler Carson/Jeremy Callison – 74 – 72 — 146
Jeff Coffman/Brian Birchell – 76 – 70 — 146
Ryan Grimm/Austin Hannah – 76 – 71 — 147
TJ Eckert/Eli Armstrong – 70 – 77 — 147
Reagan Streck/Taton Hopkins – 75 – 72 — 147
Sky Rylant/Matt Nolan – 76 – 71 — 147
Justin Ramer/Chris Ketter – 73 – 76 — 149
Ty Burke/Jake Van Hooser – 78 – 71 — 149
Regan Henderson/Brady Liles – 78 – 72 — 150
Zach Rowin/Grant Hume – 75 – 76 — 151
Cooper Barrick/Chance Tatum – 75 – 77 — 152
Blake Barnes/Bryan Champion – 80 – 72 — 152
Brandon Bergner/Jon Cline – 77 – 76 — 153
Austin Metts/Matt Eidson – 77 – 77 — 154
Seth Bingham/Kevin Joyce – 81 – 74 — 155
Kiel McCall/Ross Gilbert – 78 – 77 — 155
Rowdy Anthony/Carter Cowan – 90 – 88 — 178