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FGA Info 2004

Tournaments ytd: 19
Members: 61
Golfers: 78
Rounds ytd: 279
Total Prizes: $22,008
Charity Money: $270

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The Fantasy Golfers Association is a USGA Golf Club without Real Estate which was founded in 2000.

The FGA's main focus is tournament golf for Men and Women of all skill levels.
The FGA is the administrative force behind the South West Florida Golf League Zee's Pro-Line Golf Tour and the Fort Myers-Naples region of the Michelob Ultra Golf Tour, Invitational Golf Tour of America and the World Golf League

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It was Bryant Johnston’s victory from start to finish. With two birdies within the first five holes Bryant quickly established himself atop of the leader board. Newcomer Andy Peck proved he had game by briefly taking the lead after nine holes, shooting a gross 35, one under for a net of 29. However it was Bryant Johnston’s day when he finished with a gross of 73 for a net 64.
After day one, with a 4 stroke lead over Andy Peck and a 9-stroke lead over 3rd place Mike Orstad, it was Bryant’s event to lose. Currently in last place Ray Moncion made a run for the title shooting a net 68 on Sunday, but being 33 strokes back was too big a mountain to climb.

The final results are as follows:

Rank	Player	Name	Rd 1	Rd 2	Total
1	Bryant	Johnston	64	76	140
2	Andy	Peck	68	75	143
3	Mike	Orstad	73	76	149
4	James	Stockman	82	72	154
5	Dennis	Morris	80	77	157
6	Ray	Moncion	97	68	165
7	Pat	Tunanta	81	89	170
8	Terry	Schmidt	90	NC	NC
	Ray	Godfrey	NC	NC	NC
	Andrew	Beck	75	NC	NC
	George	Hunter	NC	74	NC

Andrew Beck won his second tournament of the season, with the best score of his career, an 86 gross, he also won the Jones division. Bryant Johnston had his 7th flight win in the Palmer division. David Leichtman and Mike Orstad had their first flight wins of the season, David in the Hogan – and Mike Orstad had their first flight wins of the season. David Leichtman in the Hogan- and Mike Orstad in the Sarazen division. Dennis Morris had his fourth flight win in the Snead division.

George Hunter wins his second event halfway through the 2005 season. Under windy conditions George held off Bryant Johnston, and his winning has vaulted him to second place on the money list.

Steve Peterson dominated the Hammock Bay MUGT tournament on April 17, winning with a score of 79. This also gave him his 5th flight win in the Nicklaus division.

Bryant Johnston had his 6th flight win, capturing the Palmer division with an 81, while Dave Davis, who came over from the South Florida Tour, won the Hogan division with a score of 84

In the Sarazen division Donahue Silvis won with a 90 over Adam Reynold’s 94. Maurice Wright from the South Florida Tour flight won the Jones division; his 91 beat Ron Hassett’s 96. Jason Miele came down from the Sarasota Tour to win the Snead division, scoring 94 over Dennis Morris’ 97.

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