Weiskopf credits maturity for Kemper Open win
Tom Weiskopf earned his 17 under par 271 at Quail Hollow to win the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He noted four years ago he would have lost focus after two missed six-footers, praising his new composure, patience, and belief he could beat anyone including Jack Nicklaus. Weiskopf’s win adds $40,000 to his year total and keeps him among tour leaders as Lanny Wadkins posted 69 to finish second and surpass $100,000 for the season. He opened the final round with a two-stroke lead and sealed victory with three straight birdies starting at the seventh.
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Cornelius wins Vegas golf title in playoff
Kathy Cornelius defeated Judy Rankin in a sudden death playoff to win the rain shortened 54 hole Sealy-Faberge Golf Classic in Las Vegas. The event paid $100,000 with Cornelius earning $25,000 and a $6,000 car after finishing regulation at 217 over 54 holes at Desert Inn Country Club.
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Margaret Court defeats Chris Evert for French Open title
Australian star Margaret Court beat Chris Evert 6 7 7 4 6 4 to win her fifth French Open and her 23rd major title overall. Evert led early in the first set but Court’s experienced attack prevailed, earning Court 5,500 dollars and leaving Evert with 3,100 dollars in prize money.
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Asher leads Winston-Salem Open after third round
Costa Mesa bowler Asher remains atop the $55,000 Winston-Salem Open standings after the third qualifying block, with 2,985 total pins. Seattle’s Guenther sits second with 3,954. Buckley, Piraino, and McCune among the top five. Norm Meyers posts best day with 1,375.
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