IPSWICH, Mass – The New England Assistants’ Association hosted its Pro-Pro event at Ipswich Country Club, bringing 18 NEAA members together for a day of competitive golf and camaraderie.
Brian Dunleavy and Athan Goulos of Pure Drive Golf captured the Pro-Pro title with an outstanding score of 8-under-par 64, finishing four strokes ahead of Tyler Adair and Brandon Singer of Abenaqui Country Club. Jake Meisner and Shamus Landers of Franklin Country Club, along with Trey Hoepner and Matt Robbins of Meadow Brook Country Club, shared third place at 1-under-par 71. Rounding out the top five were the teams of Christopher Sinopoli and Justin Guiliano (Marlborough CC) and Ryan Small and Varun Anand (Bass Rocks GC/GOLFTEC), tying for fifth at 2-over-par 74.
The event also featured a competitive skins game throughout the round. Paul Champagne and Travis Askinasi led the skins competition, earning two skins on the 9th and 15th holes. Dunleavy and Goulos also had a strong showing, collecting a skin with an eagle on the par-5 10th hole. Small and Anand earned their lone skin on the 2nd, while Sinopoli and Guiliano captured their skin on the 7th, and Hoepner and Robbins on the 12th.
The NEAA would like to thank Ipswich Country Club for hosting the association and providing an excellent venue for another successful event. We appreciate the continued support of our host clubs and look forward to seeing NEAA members at the next event.