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TRIO OF PLAYERS SHARE LEAD MIDWAY THROUGH
34th CALLAWAY GOLF PGA ASSISTANT CHAMPIONSHIP
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - The wind picked up during the second round Friday and carried the trio of Shawn Warren of Windham, Maine, Nick Bailes of Brentwood, Tenn., and Adam Rainaud of South Hadley, Mass., to a share of the lead midway through the 34th Callaway Golf PGA Assistant Championship at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
The three players are tied at 6-under-par 138 on the Wanamaker Course.
Warren, who led after the opening round with a sparkling 7-under-par 65, struggled with the wind, but finished with a solid back nine and a second-round 73.
"The conditions were definitely harder out there today, and that made it more interesting," said Warren, PGA apprentice at Falmouth (Maine) Country Club. "I made some costly mistakes but picked it up on the back nine to close pretty strong."
Bailes and Rainaud played in the same group over the first two rounds. Bailes, PGA apprentice at Brentwood (Tenn.) Country Club, followed up an opening-round 67 with a 71 on Friday.
"I had it going early again today," said Bailes, who had three birdies and no bogeys on the front nine to jump-start his round. "Even though the wind picked up and I didn't play as well on the back nine, I like where I am heading into the weekend."
Rainaud, PGA apprentice at Orchards Golf Club in South Hadley, Mass., played nearly flawless golf en route to a second-round 68.
"You can't beat no bogeys in a round," said Rainaud. "I've only missed five greens in two rounds and have been hitting great iron shots. I wasn't in a lot of trouble today and just wacked the ball out there in play."
Rainaud and Bailes, who also played a practice round together on Wednesday, are very comfortable playing together.
"We've really had a good time the last three days," said Rainaud. "We both were very calm and did not think about golf the whole time.
Frank Bensel of Purchase, N.Y., is alone in fourth place after a second-round 69.
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"I hit the ball solid all day and made a bunch of birdies," said Bensel, who recorded six birdies in his second round. "I like it when the wind blows because I keep the ball low and when I am hitting it good, it leaves my ball alone."
Karen Paolozzi, PGA apprentice at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Md., and one of only two women competing in the Championship, shot a second-round 68 and sits in a tie for 16th overall.
"I really wanted to make the cut and play well the first two rounds," said Paolozzi. "Now I have to try and go as low as possible because you can't hold back now."
Jennifer Heinz, PGA assistant professional at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., shot a second-round 76 and made the cut as well.
The par-72 Wanamaker Course again proved to be a stern test, yielding a 74.57 second-round scoring average.
Following today's play, the field was reduced to the low 70 scorers and ties, with 71 players making the cut at 5-over-par 149.
The Championship featured 126 PGA assistant professionals and apprentices. The format was changed in 2010 to include the top-4 finishers from last year's Championship as well as 122 players who advanced through their Section Championship.
Also a stake, provided the Champion meets eligibility requirements, is a coveted spot in the 44th PGA Professional National Championship, June 26-29, 2011, at Hershey (Pa.) Country Club.
Callaway Golf has returned as the title sponsor for the second consecutive year.
The PGA Assistant Championship continues a tradition of excellence in bringing together some of the most talented players in The PGA of America as well as being models of the caliber of members who make up the world's largest working sports organization. Past champions include past Ryder Cup Team members Fred Funk and Loren Roberts, and past PGA Professional National Champions Darrell Kestner, Tim Thelen and Bruce Zabriski.
About The PGA of America
Since 1916, The PGA of America's mission has been twofold: to establish and elevate the standards of the profession and to grow interest and participation in the game of golf.
By establishing and elevating the standards of the golf profession through world-class education, career services, marketing and research programs, the Association enables PGA Professionals to maximize their performance in their respective career paths and showcases them as experts in the game and in the multi-billion dollar golf industry.
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Callaway Golf PGA Assistant Championship – pg. 3
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PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Wanamaker Course
Men - Par 72, 7,050 yards
Women - Par 72, 6,020 yards
Second-Round Scores
Nick Bailes, Brentwood, Tenn. 67-71--138
Adam Rainaud, South Hadley, Mass. 70-68--138
Shawn Warren, Windham, Maine 65-73--138
Frank Bensel, Purchase, N.Y. 70-69--139
Lee Rhind, Midland, Texas 69-71--140
Ben Meyers, Maple Grove, Minn. 73-69--142
Matt Vick, Southern Pines, N.C. 72-70--142
Jeff Sedorcek, Lee's Summit, Mo. 73-69--142
Stuart Hendley, Midland, Texas 74-68--142
Brett Stegmaier, Vero Beach, Fla. 66-76--142
Aaron Clark, Springfield, Mo. 72-70--142
Travis Deibert, Jamison, Pa. 71-71--142
Dan Flynn, Midland, Mich. 74-68--142
Scott Foster, Anthem, Ariz. 70-72--142
Paul Dickinson, Montauk, N.Y. 70-73--143
Karen Paolozzi, Crofton, Md. 75-68--143
Matt Dobyns, Manhasset, N.Y. 70-73--143
Brian Norman, Carterville, Ill. 72-71--143
Jason Parajeckas, Woburn, Mass. 72-71--143
Mike Pavao, Canton, Ga. 69-74--143
Brent Snyder, Hudson, Wis. 73-71--144
Eric Rolland, Rogers, Minn. 72-72--144
Barry Hinckley, Columbus, Ohio 72-72--144
Trent Rommann, El Paso, Texas 70-74--144
David Hronek, North Port, Fla. 72-72--144
Nick Wanderscheid, Sioux City, Iowa 71-73--144
Ryan Swanson, Sherman, N.Y. 69-75--144
Patrick Vadden, Louisville, Ky. 73-71--144
Billy Mullen, Jeffersonville, Pa. 72-72--144
David Roesch, Germantown, Wis. 72-73--145
Shawn Hall, Palm Beach Gardens, 73-72--145
Devin Gee, Oakmont, Pa. 71-74--145
Brandt Kieschnick, Huntsville, Texas 73-73--146
Eddie Wynne, Oakdale, Minn. 75-71--146
Peter Springstead, New Milford, N.J. 73-73--146
Rich Berberian , Derry, N.H. 73-73--146
Garrett Chaussard, Chicago, Ill. 73-73--146
Jason Preeo, Highlands Ranch, Col 74-72--146
Brandon Kearney, Bend, Ore. 72-74--146
Chris Wisler, Smyrna, Del. 73-73--146
Sean Dougherty, Overland Park, Kan. 71-75--146
Kyle Bilodeau, Manchester, Conn. 71-75--146
David Solomon, San Mateo, Calif. 71-75--146
Tim Weinhart, Johns Creek, Ga. 71-75--146
Richard Terga, Palm Beach Gardens, 70-76--146
Nick Bova, Bloomington, Ill. 72-74--146
Bill Wening, The Woodlands, Texas 75-72--147
Scott Berliner, Albany, N. Y. 76-71--147
Zach Johnson, Salt Lake City, Utah 74-73--147
Chris Borgen, Eagan, Minn. 76-71--147
Scott Baines, Chicago, Ill. 75-72--147
Jordan Dempsey, Baton Rouge, La. 76-71--147
Mike Townsend, Wilmington, N.C. 76-71--147
Bradley Delman, Eagle, Colo. 73-74--147
Brian Ward, Wichita, Kan. 74-74--148
Grant Strobel, San Diego, Calif. 74-74--148
Bobby Pancratz, Scottsdale, Ariz. 73-75--148
Eric Reeves, Gray, Ga. 73-75--148
Tom Michaels, Perryville, Md. 73-75--148
Nic Van Vuuren, Pleasant Grove, Utah 76-72--148
Jamie Broce, Clayton, Ind. 78-70--148
Frank Anderson, Marion, Iowa 75-73--148
Rob Hunt, Highlands Ranch, Col 78-71--149
Pete Stone, Bountiful, Utah 71-78--149
Ty Zimmerman, St. Charles, Mo. 75-74--149
Jennifer Heinz, Jacksonville, Fla. 73-76--149
Jaysen Hansen, Toledo, Ohio 75-74--149
Lee Stroever, Jupiter, Fla. 73-76--149
Cody Brownell, Davenport, Fla. 74-75--149
Jeffrey Kaiser, Middleton, Wis. 71-78--149
Nathan Smith, Ottumwa, Iowa 76-73--149
Missed the Cut
Brandon Dixon, College Station, Tex 76-74--150
Dave Magdziasz, La Quinta, Calif. 77-73--150
Joe Panzeri, Meridian, Idaho 74-76--150
Keith Henry, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 73-77--150
Pepe Cortez, Sammamish, Wash. 75-75--150
Jonathan Prior, Libertyville, Ill. 71-79--150
Corey Prugh, Spokane, Wash. 75-76--151
Richie Krebs, Spring Grove, Pa. 71-80--151
Kevin Boyle, Germantown, Tenn. 75-76--151
Todd Rickenbach, West Caldwell, N.J. 74-77--151
Kelly Mitchum, Southern Pines, N.C. 72-79--151
Jeff Seavey, Homosassa, Fla. 79-72--151
Jon Fister, Ogden, Utah 75-76--151
Mike Johnston, Milwaukee, Wis. 75-76--151
Rob Phelps, Cortland, N. Y. 73-79--152
Bill Van Orman, Bogart, Ga. 77-75--152
Kyle Baehler, Rye, N.Y. 78-74--152
Dustin Volk, Layton, Utah 72-80--152
Christopher Marinaro, Hilton Head Island , 74-78--152
Steven Hale, Pittsburgh, Pa. 79-74--153
Chris Kulinski, West Seneca, N.Y. 76-77--153
Matthew Sita, Glen Cove, N.Y. 79-74--153
Josh Wilks, Dallas, Texas 81-72--153
Henry Liaw, Beaumont, Calif. 78-75--153
Michael Connors, Fairfield, Conn. 78-75--153
Craig Smith, Morristown, N.J. 78-75--153
Sean English, Cincinnati, Ohio 80-73--153
Nick Cannon, Cashiers, N.C. 78-75--153
Cooper Barrick, Edmond, Okla. 80-74--154
Adam Headley, Lubbock, Texas 79-75--154
Jeff Urzetta, Rochester, N.Y. 77-77--154
Eric Hoff, Warrenville, Ill. 80-74--154
Brent Paladino, Kensington, Conn. 75-79--154
Larry Scortichini, Coram, N.Y. 73-81--154
Matt Gibbens, Encinitas, Calif. 78-76--154
John Stone, Newport News, Va. 77-77--154
Justin Caroli, Bridgeport, W.Va. 77-78--155
Paul Lejeune, Union, N.J. 77-78--155
Ryan Nielson, Boise, Idaho 76-79--155
Eric Lippert, Marina, Calif. 80-76--156
Kyle Roman, Brutus, Mich. 80-76--156
Billy Hoffman, Bethesda, Md. 75-81--156
Jay Lerille, Foley, Ala. 81-76--157
Jay Osmon, Alamosa, Colo. 79-78--157
Kevin Shimomura, Pearl City, Hawaii 78-79--157
Casey Millholland, Hardinsburg, Ind. 79-78--157
Brian Stewart, Durham, N.C. 82-75--157
Kyle Murphy, Grand Rapids, Mich. 79-79--158
Paul Scaletta, Jupiter, Fla. 79-79--158
Cory Muller, Purchase, N. Y. 81-80--161
Robert Santerre, Louisville, Ky. 81-81--162
Jeff Schultz, Indianapolis, Ind. 80-82--162
Nathan Kalin, Omaha, Neb. 84-78--162
Garrett Korte, Findlay, Ohio 77-86--163
Brian Brown, Naperville, Ill. 79-86--165
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