July 6, 2015

Paul Boreland of Philadelphia Cricket Club started his caddie days at St. Andrews Links.

Cricket's Boreland finishes with low score at Caddie Tournament

  EXTON, Pa.- To go along with an overly-impressive golf swing, Paul Boreland also boasts an overly-impressive caddie rĂ©sumĂ©.

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  Boreland, who has worked at Philadelphia Cricket Club for just over five weeks, finished with the low overall score in the 69th Caddie Tournament at Whitford Country Club (par 72, 6,215 yards) after posting a 1-over 73. The 31-year-old native of Scotland began his caddying days on the illustrious greens and fairways of St. Andrews Links.

  â€ťBack home, I caddied at St. Andrews during the summers. I’ve been in the States for the past 11 years, on and off,” Boreland said. “I then started down at Secession Golf Club in Beaufort, S.C. That’s where I fell in love with America and fell in love with the South. Then, I fell in love with the game.”

  On Monday, Boreland used four birdies to propel his round to the top of the overall leaderboard, which consisted of 122 caddies that are currently working for one of the Golf Association of Philadelphia’s 150 Member Clubs.

  His first red number of the day came on No. 3 (par 4, 390 yards). Boreland stuck his lob wedge on the green to three feet, then snuck in the short birdie putt over the lip of the cup. No. 9 (par 5, 472 yards) saw Boreland’s next birdie fall after an 8-iron approach and a chip shot was put to inches from the stick. He hit every green in regulation on the front nine, but came away from the round with a total of 38 putts. Boreland finished his round with crucial birdies on both Nos. 15 (par 4, 342 yards) and 16 (par 5, 505 yards) while utilizing his powerful long game to make up for his struggling short game.

  â€śI wish I could blame the greens but the greens were awesome today. These greens were great, rough was great, fairways were great. It was just me and my short game struggling today,” said Boreland. “The fairways are very big here. If you got in the rough here, it was your own fault. Most importantly, when you got to the green, everything was rolling pure.”

  While Boreland is still new to the Cricket Club, he says the current conditions there are comparable to some of Europe’s finest tracks.

  â€śThe course is amazing. The greens are the best I’ve ever seen,” Boreland said. “The fairways are running as quick as St. Andrews green in terms of pureness. Just everything about it is great, including the members there.”

  Two players finished just one stroke behind Boreland: Chris Legare, another caddie at Cricket, and Chris Tobias, who caddies out of Merion Golf Club.

  Legare, 34, of Haverford, Pa., carded a front nine 39 and back nine 35. He recently served two years in the Army, where he was stationed out of Fort Hood, Texas, and started looping at Cricket on May 25.

  â€śI absolutely love it. Every member that I’ve talked to and carried for has said that they have fallen even more in love with it since the renovations. It’s an amazing place,” said Legare.

  Tobias, a resident of Perkasie, Pa., currently calls Merion his place of employment, but also caddies at Trump National in Jupiter Fla. during the Philadelphia region’s cold season. He has worked rounds on prestigious courses such as Augusta National, Whistling Straights, and Hamilton Farm.

  The 32 year old fired a 1-under front nine 35 followed by a back nine 39 on Monday.

  â€śI’m always around the game. Its always go home and watch the Golf Channel for me after I get home from working or playing. It’s an addiction for me.”

  The Caddie Tournament had five flights. There is no overall champion.

Golf Association of Philadelphia
  Founded in 1897, the Golf Association of Philadelphia (GAP) is the oldest regional golf association in the United States and serves as the principal ruling body of amateur golf in its region. Its 151 Member Clubs and 57,000 individual members are spread across parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. As Philadelphia’s Most Trusted Source of Golf Information, the Golf Association of Philadelphia’s mission is to promote, preserve and protect the game of golf.

Ages 17 and under

Name, club

Score

David Formica, Lancaster Country Club

84

James Mundy, North Hills Country Club

89

Vincent Lucchesi, Llanerch Country Club

92

John Dougherty, The Springhaven Club

97

Mark Fischer, Chester Valley Golf Club

98

Jack Dienes, Chester Valley Golf Club

108

Ryan Tait, The Springhaven Club

108

Connor Kilcoyne, Whitford Country Club

112

Ben Zazo, Lancaster Country Club

WD

Sean Noonan, Overbrook Golf Club

DQ

 

Ages 18-21

Name, club

Score

*Robert Olseski, Chester Valley Golf Club

75

Zach Arsenault, Tavistock Country Club

75

Jay Fisher, North Hills Country Club

76

Scott Forrester, Meadowlands Country Club

78

Corey Betham, St. Davids Golf Club

80

Andrew Hogan, Chester Valley Golf Club

82

Brian Callahan, Lookaway Golf Club

83

William Sautter, Philadelphia Cricket Club

83

Matt Iehle, Huntingdon Valley Country Club

86

Daniel Vincent, Whitford Country Club

87

Shane Dougherty, Llanerch Country Club

88

Tyler Monahan, Tavistock Country Club

88

Mat Barnett, Philadelphia Cricket Club

89

Eric Vigliarolo, Metedeconk National Golf Club

91

Shane Sarbieski, Chester Valley Golf Club

91

Ray Wenner, The Springhaven Club

97

Matthew Beck, Huntingdon Valley Country Club

99

Tom McCann, Rolling Green Golf Club

101

Charles Brennan, North Hills Country Club

103

Nick Alizzi, Llanerch Country Club

110

David Anderson, Huntingdon Valley Country Club

112

Joseph Benzing, Chester Valley Golf Club

128

Logan Adams, St. Davids Golf Club

WD

Logan Rosa, Lancaster Country Club

NS

Ryan Gargiule, Lookaway Golf Club

DQ

William Zahn, St. Davids Golf Club

NS

 

Ages 22-28

Name, club

Score

James Pokorny, Merion Golf Club

75

Jose Centurion, Philadelphia Cricket Club

77

Chris Knee, Applebrook Golf Club

78

Robert Bangs, Jr., Merion Golf Club

78

Jamie Donahue, Overbrook Golf Club

79

Tyler Noll, Merion Golf Club

79

Jason Wilt, Applebrook Golf Club

81

Erik Shucavage, Saucon Valley Country Club

82

Timothy Marshall, The ACE Club

82

Chris Naccarelli, The Springhaven Club

84

Steffen Schenkenberger, Metedeconk National Golf Club

84

Timothy Zimmaro, The ACE Club

84

William Michniewicz, Overbrook Golf Club

86

Colin Pippert, Philadelphia Cricket Club

87

Kyle Donovan, Whitford Country Club

88

Tom Crawford, Jr., Philadelphia Cricket Club

88

Greg Rabuttino, The Springhaven Club

91

Jimmy Atkins, Philadelphia Cricket Club

91

Andrew Wiley, Applebrook Golf Club

94

Josh Redmond, Overbrook Golf Club

94

William Vollrath, Lookaway Golf Club

94

Wesley Calderone, Applebrook Golf Club

95

Scott Baggot, Tavistock Country Club

98

Colin Goan, Tavistock Country Club

99

Nicholas Hussey, Meadowlands Country Club

99

Steve Norwood, The Springhaven Club

101

Sean Fairorth, Waynesborough Country Club

109

Marcus Washington, Rolling Green Golf Club

116

Marcus Halla, Waynesborough Country Club

119

 

Ages 29-43

Name, club

Score

Paul Boreland, Philadelphia Cricket Club

73

Chris Legare, Philadelphia Cricket Club

74

Chris Tobias, Merion Golf Club

74

James Shaffer, III, Green Valley Country Club

76

Michael Quinn, Philadelphia Country Club

76

Dave Malone, Jr., Green Valley Country Club

77

Chris Rossi, Applebrook Golf Club

78

Brian Devlin, Philadelphia Cricket Club

79

Bryan Davidson, Philadelphia Cricket Club

79

Eddie Westley, Llanerch Country Club

79

Eric Dahl, Manufacturers Golf & Country Club

80

Sean Hughes, Philmont Country Club

80

Nigel Scott, Philadelphia Country Club

83

Shane Stolzer, Green Valley Country Club

84

Brian Egan, Saucon Valley Country Club

85

Jason Schatz, Waynesborough Country Club

85

Matt Masar, Metedeconk National Golf Club

86

Philip Mortell, Aronimink Golf Club

87

Craig Coppola, Saucon Valley Country Club

88

John Patella, Rolling Green Golf Club

88

Kevin Doney, Aronimink Golf Club

89

Christopher Shadek, Tavistock Country Club

91

Matthew Craig, Merion Golf Club

92

Matthew Ruhe, Saucon Valley Country Club

94

Kyle Fishbaugh, Waynesborough Country Club

97

Ronald McAllister, Philmont Country Club

97

Michael Testa, IV, Llanerch Country Club

99

Charles Yang, Merion Golf Club

100

Thomas McLoughlin, Metedeconk National Golf Club

105

Mark Grilli, Philmont Country Club

WD

 

Ages 44 and over

Name, club

Score

Lance Hornung, Merion Golf Club

82

William Kindt, Saucon Valley Country Club

84

Mike Kaplan, Philmont Country Club

86

Pete Anglin, Waynesborough Country Club

86

Robert Clark Jr, Saucon Valley Country Club

86

Joe Kuriger, Philmont Country Club

88

Michael Hickey, Overbrook Golf Club

88

Douglas Thompson, Merion Golf Club

89

Don Reid, Metedeconk National Golf Club

90

Peter Hayes, Merion Golf Club

90

Thomas McCarthy, Saucon Valley Country Club

91

Tony Plancastelli, Lookaway Golf Club

91

Eric Miller, Merion Golf Club

92

Anthony Munafo, Philmont Country Club

93

Richard Pierson, Aronimink Golf Club

94

Howard Merritt, Applebrook Golf Club

95

Tom Burke, Saucon Valley Country Club

95

Tom Valek, Lookaway Golf Club

95

David Taylor, Llanerch Country Club

96

Roger Leister, Philmont Country Club

96

Kevin Nicolas, Saucon Valley Country Club

98

Raymond McClarin, Old York Road Country Club

98

Stephen McGill, Stonewall Links

102

Rocky Colavita, Overbrook Golf Club

113

Stanley Saunders, Huntingdon Valley Country Club

WD

Vincent Phillips, North Hills Country Club

WD

William Erskine, Green Valley Country Club

DQ

 

*-detemined in scorecard tiebreaker

DQ-disqualification; NS-no show; WD-withdrawal

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