2020 SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship – Second Round Results
40th SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship
Florence Country Club
Florence, SC
October 2-4, 2020
Siefert Leads By One Heading Into Final Round at Mid-Amateur
Florence, S.C. – The stage is set for the final round of the 40th edition of the SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship at Florence Country Club. As the second round has finally come to an end, Zach Siefert holds a one-shot lead over the defending Mid-Amateur Champion Jordan Sease after Siefert fires a second round score of 71 and a two day total of 2 under par 138.
With undulated and swift greens, steadily changing winds, high rough, and wet conditions with little to no roll out on tee shots, Florence Country Club has shown the grit that an old fashioned course can provide, even for the best mid-amateur players in the state. As Siefert and Sease hold the top two spots, Cally Bell (Bishopville) and Cody Clepper (Sumter) are in a two-way tie for third at even par for the tournament and are just two shots away from the lead. Brian Lee (Blythewood) continues his strong play in 2020 and will be alone in 5th place heading into the final round after a two-day total of 1 over par 141.
The field has been cut to the low 60 and ties after 36 holes for the final round of the championship. Sixty-four players have made the cut at 14 over par or better.
The final round of the Championship will begin at 8.00 a.m. off the #1 tee at Florence Country Club on Sunday.
For more information about the SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship including detailed scoring, pairings, and results – 40th SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship
The 2020 SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship is being conducted on the par 70 ~ 6,413 Florence Country Club layout. The field consisted of 120 players from around the State of South Carolina prior to the 36 hole cut.
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Second Round Results
