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Gilmartin Wins 4 Man Playoff and Second Ouimet Memorial
John Gilmartin saved his best for last with birdies on both playoff holes to win a four man playoff and his second title in the 44th Francis Ouimet Memorial Tournament at Woodland Golf Club on Friday. The 40 year old hockey rink and league operator from Indian Ridge outlasted 16 year old sensation Chelso Barrett of Keene, NH, recent Massachusetts Amateur champ Ryan Riley of Norton CC, and Peter Williamson of Hanover (NH) CC. Williamson recently led the first two rounds of the New England Amateur championship. The four tied at one under par 212 to force the playoff. The first two rounds were played at Charles River Country Club (Wednesday) and Dedham Country & Polo Club (Thursday). The final round is always played at 6,741 yard Woodland Golf Club, Mr. Ouimet's home course. Gilmartin's previous Ouimet win was in 2004.
Gilmartin came into the final round with a three shot but slipped with a final round 75 while Williamson birdied 17 for a 72, Barrett had 71, and Riley tied for the low round of the day with a 70. Gilmartin made a down hill 17 footer from the fringe for a birdie on the 301 yard 1st hole to start the playoff. Williamson had previously missed from 20 feet, Riley then missed from 8 feet, and Barrett sank from five feet for his birdie to extend the playoff. Barrett was runner-up in the US Jr. Championship recently. Gilmartin 
ended it with a 12 footer on the 16th, which was the second playoff hole. "I didn't make any putts until it counted," said Gilmartin.
Mike Cole of Gannon Golf Club birdied three of the first four holes to grab the lead in the Eddie Lowery Senior Division and held on for a 72 and a 220 and a four shot victory over defending senior champ Jack Kearney of Paul Murphy of Charles River.
Megan Khang of Pembroke, considered one of the top junior prospects in the US, hit 16 greens enroute to a 71 and victory in the one-round women's division. It was the first time anyone had broken par in this competition. Isabel Southard of Harmon Club was second at 72.
Ouimet Tournament Champions
1968 Ben Murphy
1969 Ed Tutwiler
1970 Ken Kotowski *
1971 Bob Kouwe
1972 Bill Mallon
1973 Jerry Courville, Sr.
1974 Walter Brown, Jr.
1975 Paul Murphy *
1976 Bruce Douglass
1977 Fred Kask
1978 Peter Teravainen
1979 Edward Barry, Jr.
1980 Brad Faxon
1981 John Hadges
1982 Jack Calf
1983 Jon Fasick
1984 Daniel J. Neary *
1985 Robert Bradley
1986 Jason Cook *
1987 Francis Quinn, Jr.
1988 Robert Bradley
1989 Peter O'Brien
1990 George Popp
1991 William Jenks
1992 Jack Kearney
1993 John Salamone
1994 Brendan Hester *
1995 R.D. Haskell, Jr.
1996 Matthew Doyle
1997 Joe Keller
1998 Frank Vana, Jr.
1999 Jim Salinetti
2000 Kevin Carey
2001 Frank Vana, Jr.
2002 Frank Vana, Jr.
2003 Jim Renner
2004 John Gilmartin
2005 Jim Renner
2006 Frank Vana, Jr.
2007 Darren Bolton
2008 Jay Driscoll
2009 Matt Parziale
2010 Frank Vana, Jr.
2011 John Gilmartin
Lowery Division Champions
1999 Tom Martin
2000 Bill Foley, Sr.
2001 Jim Sullivan
2002 Jim Holbrook
2003 Ed Fletcher
2004 Jim Holbrook
2005 Jim Ruschioni
2006 Doug Crawford
2007 Jack Weeks
2008 Carter Fasick
2009 Carter Fasick
2010 Jack Kearney
2011 Mike Cole
Women’s Division Champions
2004 Alison Walshe
2005 Alison Walshe
2006 Alison Walshe
2007 Susan Choi
2008 Brittany Weddell
2009 Wallace Hamerton
2010 Nicole Scola
2011 Megan Khang
* Former Ouimet Scholarship Recipients
The Ouimet Memorial is a 54-hole stoke play event. The 2011 tournament has 120 entries and there is a cut to low 40 and ties after the second round. Proceeds of the tournament benefit the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund.
Please contact the Ouimet Fund at 774- 430-9090 for further information.
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