Corben and Crockett stage stage of important comeback win

The 91st Sunningdale Foursomes scored a dramatic conclusion on Friday, March 14th, with David Corben and Harry Crockett a fantastic 1-up victory over Monty Holcombe and Oscar after being two holes to play.

In an all-amateur final, in which both couples had played for Surrey Golf, it looked for the later winners when Holcombe and the Lent period of Walton Heath-one two-shot lead over Sunningdale Olds Par-3 15.

However, Corben hit an almost perfect 8-iron on three feet on the 16th, so that Crockett could clean up for Birdie. A bogey from Lent and Holcombe on the 17th ensured that the match was all square into the final hole with Par-4.

From there the Lent and Corben found the green in the regulation, but Holcombe, which was a long putt from the front of the Putting surface, his effort was five feet behind him. When Lent missed the returning put for Par, Corren used a four to seal a famous victory.

“It feels so emotional,” said the 37 -year -old Corren, who plays out of the back of the head. “It was such a tight fight, but we stayed there and worked so hard. Losing was not really an option, but after the 15th we were, so it was nice to make this shot in the 16th to give us a chance.

“However, I just wanted to fight for my play partner until the end. He was extraordinary.

“Monty and Oscar are two great players that I have met in recent years by playing for Surrey. I knew from the moment I met her that they would be great players and they showed how good they are today. I am sure that your time will come, but for us it is something special to know that our names in the famous Sunningdale Foursomes will be the winner. “

The 23 -year -old Crockett from Addington Palace, who used to do two important coupling putts on the 7th and 8th holes in the game to save Par, while Lent and Holcombe were ready to pull in advance: “It feels incredible to win this event.

“David showed his class in these lockers and it feels something very special. The four are one of the most prestigious tournaments of the Golf. So it is unreal. “

Corchen and Crockett used to overcame the winners and favorites of last year, Dylan Shaw-Radford and Harley Smith, 1-up in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, Lent and Holcombe won the representation of Quail Hollow – and the former Walkup player Angus Flanagan (St. George's Hill) with the same number of points against the professionals Harry Walch.

Corben and Crockett stage stage of important comeback win

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