Everyone will still be chasing Hamilton Coleman of Martinez, N.C., when the final round of the 13-14 age division of the Press Thornton Future Masters commences Tuesday.
After firing a sizzling first round 7-under par 63, Coleman stayed consistent in Round 2 with a 2-under 68 to remain atop the leaderboard with a two-day 131. Coleman, in the next-to-last group to come in, shot 1-under on both sides of the course in playing consistent throughout.
People are also reading… Howell made the turn at 2-under for the round after birdies on Nos. 5 and 9. He had a bogey on No. 10, but rebounded with birdies on 12, 14 and 16 before another bogey on 17. Giuseppe Puebla of Royal Palm Beach, Fla., who shot a first round 67, followed it with a 69 for a two-round 136 and was in the last group to reach the clubhouse.
The lone local competitor in the age division, Dothan’s Field Dismuke, certainly felt better after his round of 78 on Monday, coming on the heels of a first round 94. “Last night I went back and I thought about how I had very little putts yesterday, but where I lost most of my strokes was off the tee and that’s where I usually gain my advantage on my opponents.”
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