Two Teams Tied for the Lead after Round One of the Srixon/Cleveland Golf/Asics Pro-Scratch Championship

Emily Meinzer • March 29, 2022

LEWISVILLE, TX – Two teams lead at the Srixon/Cleveland Golf/Asics Pro-Scratch Championship after 18-holes of play at The Lakes at Castle Hills. 


The team of Brandon Bingaman, PGA assistant professional at Bent Tree Country Club and Hunter Hill (a), are atop the Open Division leaderboard at nine-under-par. They are tied with the team of Stetson McMillan, golf instructor at John Sikes Golf Academy, and Correy Davis (a). Both teams shot rounds of 63, nine-under-par today. 


The leading teams have a one shot buffer heading into the final round tomorrow, with 11 other teams sitting within four shots of the lead. 43 of the 73 teams competing in the Open Division finished round one under-par. 


The Four-Ball Stroke Play Northern Texas PGA major championship is hosted by The Lakes at Castle Hills and features a field of 96 two-person teams. Each team is comprised of one PGA Professional teamed with one scratch amateur golfer. The field is competing for a record championship purse of $29,000. Amateurs on the top finishing teams will be awarded gift certificates. 


The Championship also features a 23-team Senior Division for players aged 50 and older. These teams are competing for a separate $6,950 purse and playing at modified yardages. 


The team of Rick Woodson, PGA golf instructor at Sherrill Park Golf Course and Scott Wagoner (a) sit atop the Senior Division leaderboard at eight-under-par, 64. The Senior Division will play in the afternoon wave tomorrow, which is forecasted to feature high winds and tough conditions.


The Srixon/Cleveland Golf/Asics Pro-Scratch Championship is presented by Adventures In Golf, AT&T Byron Nelson, Dan Liscio & Donald Ross Sportswear, Hyperice, Jim Quinn’s Finer Golf Products, Maui Jim and Talley Riggins Construction Group.


The Lakes at Castle Hills

Par 36-36–72

Yardage: 7,100 yards


View round one results
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