The twin sister duo of Sarah and Jessica Spicer made a birdie on the first playoff hole to claim the open division title at the 6th Virginia State Golf Association Women’s Four-Ball Championship, which concluded Sunday at Fawn Lake Country Club.
The Spicers, who played college golf at Virginia Tech, finished with a two-day 14-under 132 before fending off 2021 champions Lauren Greenlief and Alexandra Austin in the playoff.
In the senior division, Amy Ellertson and Natalie Easterly rolled to their sixth straight title in the event, finishing with a two-day 6-under 140 to finish seven strokes clear of their closest competitors.
Maria Isabella Errichetto chips to 10 green.
Ashnoor Kaur watches her drive on 11.
Sydney Hackett watches her drive on No. 11 at Fawn Lake
Sydney Hackett and Julie Shin discuss putting strategy on 11 green.
Sydney Hackett and Julie Shin celebrate after Shin dropped a short birdie putt on 11.
Sarah Spicer watches her drive on 11
Alexandra Austin watches her drive on 11
Jessica Spicer reads her putt on 11.
Jessica Spicer watches her tee shot on 12.
Lauren Greenlief watches her tee shot on 12.
Lauren Greenlief sets up for her tap-in birdie on 12.
Lauren Greenlief and Alexandra Austin celebrate Greenlief's birdie on 12.
Amy Phelan watches her long putt on 10.
Lindsay Wortham putts from off the green on 10.
Maxine Bland reacts to her missed putt on 10.
Natalie Easterly tees off on 10.
Amy Ellertson watches her drive on 10.
Cindy Thompson watches her drive on 10.
Andrea Miller watches her drive on 10.
Cindy Thompson and Andrea Miller discuss strategy on 10 green.
Alexandra Austin escapes the bunker on 18.
Jessica Spicer celebrates her winning putt on the playoff hole.
Sarah Spicer and Jessica Spicer celebrate Jessica's birdie putt on the playoff hole.
Hugs after the round.
Senior champions Amy Ellertson and Natalie Easterly
