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1989
Robin Weiss saved par by holing a 12-foot putt on the fourth extra
hole and won the Women's Mid-Amateur Championship, defeating Page
Marsh-Lea at the Hills of Lakeway, in Austin, Texas.
A 36-year-old resident of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Miss Weiss
had fallen three holes down to Mrs. Marsh-Lea after seven holes.
Miss Weiss fought back, pulled even on the 12th, and went ahead
for the first time by birdieing the 16th, her third birdie in eight
holes.
Mrs. Marsh-Lea sent the match to extra holes by birdieing the
18th from 30 feet. This was the first Women's Mid-Amateur final
that went to extra holes. They halved the first three extra holes
with pars, but then Miss Weiss saved her par after driving into
a fairway bunker on the fourth and won the match when Mrs. Marsh-Lea
bunkered her approach and bogied.
In her third appearance in the Mid-Amateur, Miss Weiss won five
other matches to reach the final, including a one-hole victory over
Anne Sander in 19 holes in the third round. Mrs. Sander shot 71,
and Miss Weiss 72. Mrs. Marsh-Lea, 26, had played a near-perfect
round until faltering with a couple of bogeys on the par 3s on the
second nine.
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