Reigning champ leads CSRA Women’s Championship after round one
Defending champion Sandra Moody of Goshen Plantation in Augusta shot 80 to hold a one stroke lead after Monday’s opening round of the CSRA Women’s Golf Association 54 hole Championship.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1998
Page
7
Defending champion Sandra Moody of Goshen Plantation in Augusta shot 80 to hold a one stroke lead after Monday’s opening round of the CSRA Women’s Golf Association 54 hole Championship.
Jan Cross from West Lake Augusta and Eydie Jones from Goshen both shot 81s while Mary Habersham and Jan Smith from Woodside Plantation shot 84s. Suzanne Shipley of Houndslake posted 85 and Irene DeBarge of Goshen led seniors with an 88.
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