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| PGA Professionals Championship Broadmoor CC, Indianapolis August 20-21, 2007

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John
DalCorobbo captures Indiana PGA Professional Championship; Earns Berth in 41st PGA Professional
National Championship for 2008 
Indiana Section PGA–John DalCorobbo of Indianapolis,
winner of the Indiana Section PGA Professional Championship, August 20-21, 2007 at
Broadmoor CC, will lead 8 Section PGA Professionals to compete in The 41st PGA
Professional National Championship, June 19-22, 2008, at Reynolds Plantation in
Greensboro, Ga.
DalCorobbo turned in a winning total of 1-under-par
209 to capture the Indiana Section PGA Professional Championship title. Bill Schumaker of
Columbia City was runner-up, finishing at 211.
They are joined by Alan Schulte of Fishers, Chad Ayres
of Batesville, John Andrews of Indianapolis, Mike Merchant of Noblesville, Dave
Pugh of Culver and Brett Melton of Vincennes.
DalCorobbo competed in his first Indiana section
Professional Championship after having moved to this Section from Michigan. He
was Michigan’s Professional champion twice previously, holding the Michigan
title and the PGA Professional Championship titles simultaneously in 2005.
Missing several greens, and having to rely on his
approach shots to get up and down to save par, DalCarobbo
actually lost the lead to Schumaker after a bogey from the greenside bunker on
hole 15. He earned back the lead on the par five seventeenth after dropping his
third shot to within inches for birdie.
Schumaker finished the last two holes with bogey,
allowing DalCarobbo an opportunity to par in for the win after landing his tee
shot next to his own pitch mark. Not actually in the mark, DalCarobbo was
forced to use an iron to the long par four eighteenth and missed the green to
the left. Once more relying on his expertise around the green, he was able to
get up and down one last time for par and the title.
Schumaker finished as low senior for the event in
addition to finishing in second place overall. Schulte fired the low round of
the final day with 68.
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