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Tournament Central CIF Girls State


High School Championship Torrey Pines H.S. | Quail Lodge GC | Nov. 20, 2013


Charles Schwab Cup Championship TPC Harding Park | Oct. 31–Nov. 3, 2013


Fred Couples and Kenny Perry Torrey Pines Girls Team Torrey Pines seniors Sarah Cho and Jennifer Peng


might have just completed the most impressive high school golf careers in the history of California. Cho and Peng both shot even-par 71s at Quail


Lodge to lead Torrey Pines to a record fourth straight state title. The duo played in all four of those state cham- pionships for Torrey Pines. “This year we set our sights on doing something un-


precedented,” said coach Chris Drake. “The girls really focused on that. It’s amazing.” Torrey Pines fi nished with a 9-over 364 to beat


runners-up Diamond Bar and Walnut by 32 strokes. All three schools are from Southern California. Cho, Peng and junior Shiyan Fan (who has now won three state titles) all tied for second individually with their 71s. Mira Costa senior Andrea Lee ran away with the individual championship, shooting a bogey-free 4-under 67 to win by four. Lee was the only player in the fi eld to break par, and the only one without a bogey. Walnut Creek had the best Northern California fi n-


ish, shooting 423 to fi nish fourth. St. Francis of Moun- tain View took fi fth at 438, and Amador Valley shot 447. St. Francis won the NCGA/CIF Nor Cal High


School Girls Championship two weeks earlier at Spring Creek GC, shooting 423 to beat Palo Alto by six. Palo Alto’s Michelle Xie took medalist honors there with an even-par 73. She tied for eighth with a 74 at the state championships. Xie also won the First Tee Open with pro Kirk Triplett in September.


Kevin Kisner Fred Couples ran away with the Champions Tour


season fi nale in San Francisco, fi nishing at 17-under 267 to win by six shots. But since the win was Couples’ fi rst on the Champions Tour in 2013, he was unable to catch Kenny Perry in the season-long points race. Perry tied for fi fth at 10 under to clinch the Schwab Cup and earn a $1 million annuity. Perry led the Cham- pions Tour with three victories, including the Senior Players Championship and the U.S. Senior Open in consecutive starts. “It’s been a magical season,” said Perry after the


event. “This is my highest accomplishment. I’ve been close to winning a major on the PGA Tour, and to fi nally win a few this year, it’s the things dreams are made of.”


Callaway Pebble Beach Invitational Pebble Beach & Spyglass Hill | Nov. 21-24, 2013


Fresh off earning his PGA Tour card by fi nishing


13th on the Web.com Tour, South Carolina native Kevin Kisner won at Pebble Beach, hanging on for a one-stroke victory over Chesson Hadley. Kisner shot a third-round 8-under 64 at Spyglass, before closing with a 2-over 74 at Pebble Beach to fi nish at 13 under. Hadley won the 2013 Web.com money list. “It’s something else walking up the 18th green


here, with the ocean and all,” said Kisner after the win. “I look forward to coming back in a few months for the AT&T Pro-Am.” Monterey’s Mina Harigae topped all female


participants and tied for fi fth overall at 7 under. The Callaway Invitational features players from the PGA, the LPGA, the Champions and Web.com Tours com- peting in the same fi eld from appropriate tees.


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