Columbia, MD – The 31st Maryland Women’s Four-Ball Championship was held on Tuesday, August 13th, at Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club. Amidst a competitive field, twin sisters Jessica Spicer (MSGA eClub) and Sarah Spicer (Argyle CC) stole the show, delivering an outstanding performance. The Spicer twins, alums of Virginia Tech, clinched the title with a commanding 8-stroke victory, finishing with a remarkable 6-under-par round of 66.
Jessica ignited their charge, rolling in birdies on the 2nd and 3rd holes. The sisters navigated Hobbit’s Glen precisely as the front nine progressed, avoiding trouble and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. By the time they reached the turn, they had carded a 3-under-par 33, putting them in a strong position. Sarah took the lead on the back nine, making birdie on three of the final four holes, leading to a 33-33-66.
Grace Oristian and Kyndall Campbell, teammates at Towson University finished runner up with a 2-over-par 74.
In the first flight, the Arlene Zamora and Shelly Pinkerton duo of the Chesapeake Bay Golf Club duo finished one stroke ahead of Jill Farrell and Carol Zepp from Rolling Road Golf Club. Zamora and Pinkerton made five net and two gross birdies as well as a gross eagle on the par fifth second.
The Maryland State Golf Association thanks Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club and its staff for hosting such a successful and memorable championship.
