When Andrew Foley won the net division of the men's club championship at Green Hill Municipal Golf Course this summer, the day was memorable in more ways than one.
With his mother caddying for him, he captured the championship on July 26, the fifth anniversary of the death of his father.
"It was pretty unbelievable," Andrew said. "I woke up that day and it was definitely dominating my thoughts and I could feel him with me the whole way through. If you saw some of the putts fall, you'd probably believe that there was somebody up there helping me knock some shots in."
On the par-3 eighth hole, Andrew, 27, sank a 35-foot birdie putt that he thought he hit too far right, but it rolled left at the last minute and dropped into the cup.
Andrew played with his father's clubs and golf bag that he inherited.
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With his mother caddying for him, he captured the championship on July 26, the fifth anniversary of the death of his father.
"It was pretty unbelievable," Andrew said. "I woke up that day and it was definitely dominating my thoughts and I could feel him with me the whole way through. If you saw some of the putts fall, you'd probably believe that there was somebody up there helping me knock some shots in."
On the par-3 eighth hole, Andrew, 27, sank a 35-foot birdie putt that he thought he hit too far right, but it rolled left at the last minute and dropped into the cup.
Andrew played with his father's clubs and golf bag that he inherited.
#championship #green
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