Results of the Pro-Lady Championship supported by Imperial, Mobile Pro Shop, and Ecco
 

LEXINGTON, KY –  The weather could not have been more perfect for the return of the KPGA Pro-Lady supported by Imperial, Mobile Pro Shop, and Ecco. Professionals from all over the state brought three female amateurs with them to form teams of four. The format of the team competition was best two balls (net) from each hole alongside the traditional low professional competition. Eighteen groups teed off at 8 a.m., with another fifteen groups teeing off in the afternoon.

Daniel Iceman’s team consisted of his wife, Candice Iceman, his mother, Lisa Iceman, and friend, Katie Schwitters, who skirted by with one shot to capture the title. They shot a team score of 122 (-22). The Iceman power couple had a terrific round, with Daniel shooting 73 and Candice shooting 79. The two totaled 12 birdies or better between them to help give their team an extra push toward the lead. Lisa Iceman and Katie Schwitters also had great rounds, helping to add to their team's overall winning score.

CJ Jones of Triple Crown Country Club had a fabulous round, totaling six birdies, four of them consecutively, that led to him receiving the day's low pro title. He ended the day with an overall score of 67 (-5).  

The Kentucky PGA is so thankful to one of its supporting sponsors of this event, Ecco, for their generous donation of a prize to the team with the player that was closest to the hole on Hole #2 at Greenbrier. The prize went to the team of Kelly Williams, C.A. Carter, Mary Keene Marrs, and Barbara Edelman. 

NOTES AND STATS

• Hole #6 played the hardest with a stroke-to-par average of +1.14.
• There were 4 eagles and 122 birdies carded on the course today. 
• The par-three 2nd was the easiest hole at +0.55. The hole allowed 68 pars or better throughout the day.
• The front nine played an average of 0.81 strokes harder than the back nine, with the course averaging coming out to 87.81. 

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The Kentucky PGA extends its thanks to Club Manager Kelly Williams, PGA, and the team at Greenbrier Golf & Country Club for their assistance in creating a great tournament today. Appreciation is also expressed towards sponsors Ecco, Imperial, and Mobile Pro Shop for their dedication in supporting this tournament and all Section activities throughout the year.

The Section continues with its tournament schedule on Friday with a stop at The Woodford Club for the KPGA Pro-Junior Championship. 

About the Kentucky PGA:
The Kentucky PGA Section (KPGA) is one of forty-one Sections across the country representing the PGA of America and its Members. It is also one of three organizations encompassed within Golf House Kentucky, which also includes the Kentucky Golf Association (KGA) and Kentucky Golf Foundation (KGF). The KPGA contains more than 300 Members and more than 30 Associates working in various roles across Kentucky; all of whom share the goal of bettering the game and its players. The KPGA and its Members assist with the organization of many chief growth-of-the-game initiatives including PGA HOPE and PGA Jr. League among others. The Section also operates more than thirty tournaments throughout the golf season, including the three State Open championships and qualifiers for the Barbasol Championship.