Former Mason County High School and Eastern Kentucky University golfer Tyler Lippert won the men's club championship at Griffin Gate Golf Club in Lexington on Sunday.
Lippert had rounds of 74 and 68 for a 36-hole total of 2-under 142 and a four-shot win.
Former West Union High School and Shawnee State University standout Elijah McCarty won the 56th Firecracker tournament at Kenton Station Golf Course with a two-day total of 19-under-par 121.
McCarty, a 2018 graduate of West Union, followed up his 10-under 60 in the first round Saturday with a 61 Sunday.
He shot a 29 with six birdies on the front nine Sunday.
Rick Harmon finished second, six shots back.
Troy Grooms fired a 62 Sunday and took third place at 12 under.
Defending champion Tyler Lippert finished fourth at 11 under.
Other flight winners include:
Corey Richmond won the Laurel Oaks Classic for the second straight year and the third time in four years.
Richmond shot a 9-under 63 in the final round today for a 36-hole total of 14-under 130.
Logan Liles finished second at 13-under after shooting a 65 today.
Richmond and Liles were tied through 15 holes today. Richmond took the lead for good with a birdie on the par-3 16th. He birdied the last four holes.
Tyler Lippert finished third at 8-under.
Other flight winners include:
Tyler Lippert shot a 10-under 60 today and won the 55th Firecracker tournament at Kenton Station Golf Course by two shots.
Lippert had a two-day total of 17-under 123. Brett Metzger finished second at 15 under and Nate Kerns was third at 14 under.
Lippert began the final round one-shot off the lead and was five shots back at the turn today after Kerns shot a 29 on the front nine. Lippert shot a two-under 33 on the front nine despite double-bogeying the par-3 5th hole. Lippert rallied for the win by firing an eight-under 27 on the back nine with six birdies and an eagle. Kerns shot a 35 on the back nine.
It's the first time that Lippert, who played at Mason County High School and Eastern Kentucky University, has won the Firecracker.
The other flight winners include:
The 2021 Maysville Match Play Championship at Laurel Oaks Golf Course, postponed last weekend, is now canceled.
One of the tournament organizers, Tyler Lippert, made the announcement in a post on The Commonwealth Cup's Facebook page.
"It is with great disappointment and sadness that we announce the Maysville Match Play Championship will not be occurring in 2021 due to scheduling conflicts with Laurel Oaks," Lippert wrote in the post.
Corey Richmond won the 1st Maysville Match Play Championship last year.
The 2021 Maysville Match Play Championship scheduled this weekend at Laurel Oaks Golf Course has been postponed.
Tyler Lippert, one of the tournament organizers, made the announcement in a post on The Commonwealth Cup Facebook page.
"We hope to be able to reschedule the event in early/mid October and if that is indeed possible we will notify people once a date is confirmed," Lippert wrote in the Facebook post. "We do apologize to those of you who were looking forward to competing this weekend."
BJ Knox fired an 11-under 59 today and won the Firecracker tournament at Kenton Station Golf Course for the third straight year.
Knox, who began the day 1-shot off the lead, had a 30 on the front nine and a 29 on the back nine, and had a 36-hole total of 18-under 122. He had five birdies on the front nine and six on the back nine.
Brett Metzger and Tyler Lippert tied for second place at 16-under.
Matthew Grayson took fourth place at 10-under.
First round leader Rick Harmon shot a 73 today and finished at 5-under 135.
Other flight winners include:
First Flight
Ty Debonis 131
Second Flight
Brad Wheeler 141
Third Flight
Bill Boyd 146
Fourth Flight
Scott Schroer 158
Fifth Flight
T1 Jarrod Tolle 168
T1 Jim Hinton 168
Championship Flight
The team of Tyler Lippert, Chad McKay, Aaron Flack, Zach Fletcher, Brad Pritchard and Jody McCarty won the Super Scramble at Kenton Station Golf Course with a 36-hole total of 36-under 104.
The team fired a 51 on Sunday and a 53 on Monday.
The team of BJ Knox, David Mitchell, Gary McKinney, Lee Amiott, Daren Wood and Sammy Hollway finished second at 105.
The team of Tony Wise, Russ Young, Jason Butler, Jeff Taylor, Gary Taylor and Con Campbell took third place at 106.
