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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
10
Shere Leed In Morey and Jones ride up front with Littler in a tight amateur title duel. The 1952 event at London noted the first time Greensboro seedings included an amateur since Frank Stransman.
Sunshine and firm greens produced a fast scoring start at the 31st Greater Greensboro Open as Julius Boros, Dale Morey and Gordon Jones carded 66s and 67s. Tom Weiskopf and George Archer praised the conditions while noting the course’s bite, with 57 players under par and 17 eagles overall.
Former Marine Jones reflects on six productive years lost to service and his struggle to reach top form since turning pro in 1967. He fired a 66 at Sedgefield, hitting 17 of 18 greens, yet missed the National Airlines cut as others posted lower scores. He notes renewed focus and recent consistency after months of hard practice and partial seasons on tour.
Randleman won 4-2 in a tight game with minimal support as Bis delivered crucial help three times in four at bats. The contest featured strong defense and key moments by Beaton and Onan, while Reeves and Richantaine contributed but fell short.
Greensboro golf pro Sonny Ridenhour, playing out of Willow Creek, endured a long day at Sedgefield Country Club. After an early start and a long practice session he fired a two under par 33 on the front, finished with a 68, birdies on 14 17 and 18, and eyed a probable 70 to make the cut. He praised the course and noted the rounds are playing short with members using lower irons to reach greens.
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