One day after shooting an opening round of 65 Saturday at the Glenwood Open, Gypsum\u2019s Keith Humerickhouse held on Sunday in the final round with a 72 to pick up the tournament win with a two-day score of 137. Humerickhouse\u2019s final round of 72 was just good enough to defeat Denver\u2019s Tyler Bishop in the championship flight as the Denver native shot a final round of 70 after a Saturday score of 68, finishing with a two-day score of 138.<\/p>\n
Bishops\u2019 final-round charge came up just short, as did Denton Walker\u2019s in the championship flight as Walker shot a two-round total of 141 to finish four strokes off the lead.<\/p>\n
In the first flight at the two-day Glenwood Open, Kirk Blaszyk won with a two-day score of 147, shooting a 71 on Saturday and a 76 on Sunday. David Sorel finished second in the flight with a two-day score of 149, shooting a 76 on Saturday and a 73 on Sunday up on the hill.<\/p>\n
The second flight saw Josh Berns and Chris Hoffmeister tie for the lead as both shot a 160, with Berns shooting an 82 on Sunday and Hoffmeister shooting a 78. Jim Richmond and Shane Chatfield placed third and fourth with scores of 161 and 162 in the flight.<\/p>\n
The third flight also saw a tie as Mike Wommack and Mike Hoffmeister shot two-round scores of 160 each, while Rifle twins Miguel and Hugo Mondragon shot rounds of 162 and 164 at the Open.<\/p>\n
Closing things out in the fourth flight, Jim Otto won by five strokes, shooting a 164 to hold off Ron Stevens and his two-round score of 169. The fifth flight saw Todd Saunders win by 14 strokes with a 124, holding off David Vanderhoof with a score of 138.<\/p>\n