MAUNA LANI — Rain cooled off the competition at the Hawaii State Open on Sunday, and after some deliberation, organizers decided to scrap the final round of the tournament, shortening it to a 36-hole event at the Francis H. I’i
MAUNA LANI — Rain cooled off the competition at the Hawaii State Open on Sunday, and after some deliberation, organizers decided to scrap the final round of the tournament, shortening it to a 36-hole event at the Francis H. I’i Brown North and South courses.
MAUNA LANI — Rain cooled off the competition at the Hawaii State Open on Sunday, and after some deliberation, organizers decided to scrap the final round of the tournament, shortening it to a 36-hole event at the Francis H. I’i Brown North and South courses.
TJ Kua, who turned in a bogey-free round on Saturday, won the men’s open division with a two-day total of 7-under 137 (69-68), taking home the $10,000 prize. David Fink finished in second place a shot back, while a logjam of golfers — including defending champion Nick Mason — finished at 4-under.
Nicole Sakamoto (142) was the top woman in the field, while Tom Sovay (137) won the senior pro and Jonathan Ota (148) the senior amateur. David Budway (159) led the A-flight pack,
According to the tournament, Mauna Lani received nearly two inches of rainfall creating unfavorable playing conditions for Round 3. At 9:45 a.m., the tournament committee gathered all the players and announced the cancellation of the final round.
Men’s open
1 Tj Kua 69 68-137
2 David Fink 70 68-138
T3 Samuel Cyr 76 64-140
T3 Tadd Fujikawa 71 69-140
T3 Nick Mason 70 70-140
T3 Cory Oride 70 70-140
T7 Mark Purrington 73 69-142
T7 Alex Ching 70 72-142
T7 Robby Ormand 72 70-142
T7 Dean Wilson 67 75-142
T11 Joe Parkinson 70 73-143
T11 Sj Maeng 68 75-143
T13 Alistair Docherty 75 69-144
T13 Andrew Chin 72 72-144
T15 Nainoa Calip 73 72-145
T15 Brent Grant 73 72 145
T17 Remington Hirano 75 71-146
T17 Kyohei Nomura 75 71-146
T17 Jason Jakovac 74 72-146
T17 Chris Shimomura 70 76-146
21 Andre Bedard 73 74-147
T22 Lorens Chan 73 75-148
T22 Tyler Ota 72 76-148
T24 Hunter Larson 76 73-149
T24 Colin Laszlo 73 76-149
T24 Corey Kozuma 74 75-149
T27 David Saka 77 73-150
T27 Jerry Ledzinski 76 74-150
T29 Kyle Hayashi 77 74-151
T29 Jared Sawada 75 76-151
T31 Ryan Acosta 77 75-152
T31 Dalen Yamauchi 77 75-152
T31 Adam Ruben 75 77-152
T31 Kevin Hayashi 75 77-152
35 Zack Jones 76 77-153
36 Tyler Jones 76 78-154
37 Chris Igawa 73 82-155
T38 Kolbe Irei 81 75-156
T38 Phillip Delisi 78 78-156
T38 Brandon Mai 75 81-156
T38 Max Bonk 74 82-156
42 Albert Montalbo 78 79-157
T43 James Sparks 79 79-158
T43 Trent Gregory 79 79-158
Women’s open
1 Nicole Sakamoto 71 71-142
2 Britney Yada 73 72-145
3 Brittany Fan 75 73-148
4 Brittany Mai 76 75-151
5 Mari Chun 79 74-153
6 Kaylee Akagi 78 78-156
7 Sara Griffin 82 81-163
8 Keila Baladad 83 82-165
9 Berlin Long 91 79-170
10 Carrie Jacobson 89 90-179
A flight
1 David Budway 79 80-159
2 Patrick McGinness 82 79-161
3 Rob Long 79 83-162
T4 Rusty Tapp 81 83-164
T4 Ralph Mattis 81 83-164
6 Hiroshi Sagara 82 84-166
7 John Bryant 82 87-169
T8 Victor Tanaka 88 83-171
T8 Kyle Quilausing 84 87-171
T10 Galvin Fujii 87 87-174
T10 Liam McFarlane 87 87-174
Senior pro
1 Tom Sovay 69 68-137
2 Bill Breen 69 74-143
3 Kevin Burton 70 74-144
4 Mike Reid 73 72-145
5 Jim Empey 72 74-146
T6 Dave Eichelberger 75 72-147
T6 John Bascuk 75 72-147
8 James Blair 77 71-148
9 Mark Keith 74 75-149
10 Casey Nakama 71 79-150
Senior amateur
1 Jonathan Ota 73 75-148
2 Richard Gillette 73 77-150
3 Clayton Amuro 79 77-156
T4 Jon Levin 79 78-157
T4 Carl Ho 76 81-157
T6 Robert Gill 82 77-159
T6 Michael Perchinsky 78 81-159
T6 William Meadows 78 81-159
9 Mike Kawate 81 79-160
T10 Phillip Anamizu 81 80-161
