Denley rues missed Shirehampton putt
JOSH Denley, Chipping Sodbury, missed a short putt on the final green and failed to win the Gloucestershire Colts Championship in driving rain and wind at Shirehampton.
Had the ball dropped he would have drawn level with Kenny Overthrow (Painswick) and his lower second round of 71 would have earned him the title, but he had to settle for second place on countback.
Defending champion Overthrow followed a magnificent 67 in the first round with an afternoon 76.
Scratch player Denley, who opened with 73, beat Jake Phillips (Brickhampton Court 72, 72) on countback.
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Sam Payne, a member of the Shirehampton greenstaff, returned the best afternoon round of 69. Four handicapper Noah Hessey (Long Ashton) was third net with 139 (71, 68). Joe Hilliard (The Kendleshire) leads Gloucestershire's Jeff Hall Junior Order of Merit net section with 31 points, followed by Bradley Crossan (Cotswold Hills) 28, Joe Harvey (Lansdown) and Alex Ault (Kendleshire), who are both on 25. Mike Downey (Minchinhampton) leads the gross with 71 points, ten more than Jamie Dick (Forest Hills). Jonny Doidge (Filton) is third on 51.
The final qualifying event is at Gloucester Golf Club on October 13.
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