Holmberg and Jensen Capture 15th IGA Women’s Four-Ball Title with Back-to-Back 64s

The final round of the 15th Iowa Golf Association (IGA) Women’s Four-Ball Championship wrapped up early Tuesday afternoon under ideal weather conditions at Prairie Links Golf Club in Waverly. Following a long and competitive opening day, players returned to the course energized and ready to finish strong.

Erika Holmberg and Anna Jensen emerged as champions, posting a stellar two-day total of 128 (-16). The duo backed up their opening round of 64 (-8) on Monday with another identical round on Tuesday, securing the title by two strokes.

With the favorable weather providing optimal scoring conditions, several teams took advantage. The round of the day came from Chloe Bolte and Morgan Rupp, who fired an impressive 62 (-10) to make a late charge. Despite their surge, it wasn’t enough to overtake Holmberg and Jensen.

In the senior division, Laura Leszcynski and Michelle Klein claimed their third consecutive IGA Women’s Four-Ball title. They shot a final-round 69 to finish at 3-under-par for the tournament, maintaining their dominance from the first day and staying ahead of the field.

Veteran team Margene Grady and Rosalie Kubesheski finished as runners-up in the senior division. Consistent contenders, they once again found themselves near the top of the leaderboard.

This year’s championship introduced a new sterling silver trophy, generously donated by the Heinz family. Jenny Heinz, a four-time IGA Women’s Four-Ball Champion, holds the record for the most titles in the event’s history.

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