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Estero golfer Gianna Clemente bettered last year’s championship score by four strokes, but it wasn’t good enough to repeat at the South Atlantic Women’s Amateur golf tournament.The high school sophomore finished second over the weekend at five under par, four shots behind Ohio State sophomore Kary Hollenbaugh.
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A public, Collier County-funded 12-hole golf course is in the works for Golden Gate City. Thecourse will be a reconstruction of the old Golden Gate golf course, which waspurchased by the county in 2019.
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Three Florida Gulf Coast University men’s soccer players have earned All-ASUN honors.The Florida Gulf Coast University men’s golf team placed second at the Kapolei Invitational in Hawaii, capping a historic performance.
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Then 15-year-old golfer from Estero lost 4 and 3 to Anne Chen in the second round of match play at the Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
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Then 15-year-old Estero golfer was close through the first eight holes but pulled away from the 11th through the 14th at the Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
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Estero golfer Gianna Clemente starts match play today, after finishing third in the 36-hole stroke play portion of the U.S. Women’s Amateur Golf Championship at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
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Estero's Gianna Clemente, the number-one ranked junior female by Golfweek and the third by the American Junior Golf Association, shot a 68 final round Friday to win the PGC Junior Championships at the Hot Springs Country Club in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Gianna Clemente won’t have a difficult time if she is assigned to write an essay on how she spent her summer vacation.The Estero 15-year-old, the number-one ranked junior female by Golfweek and the third by the American Junior Golf Association, will chalk up the frequent flyer miles during the next two months.
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Fifteen-year-old part-time Estero resident Gianna Clemente won her first United States Golf Association tournament this week. Clemente, and her playing partner Avery Zweig, won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Tournament outside of Seattle.
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Estero’s Gianna Clemente turned 15 last week and is the youngest player in the field. She qualified by being one of the top 30 ranked amateurs in the United States based on 2022’s Women’s World Amateur Golf rankings.