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Parr Leads Canadian Junior Men's Championship With Birdie Binge

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{ Kamloops, British Columbia — He's got the perfect name as a golfer, but Jean-Philip Parr of Saint-Celestan, Coué made his mark on Monday as he climbed to the top of the leaderboard in Junior Boys' Golf Canada. It was all about birdies, eagles and records. Championship. After opening at 70 on Sunday, the 18-year-old Parr finished his record 62 with a 12-under 132 on Monday at Rivershore Estates and Golf Links after 36 holes. Recorded. He led Ottawa's James Newton by one stroke from him. James Newton opened with an impressive 63 on Sunday and skated to 70 on Monday. In 2019 he won the championship record set by Chris Vandette.

"Having a hot start and keeping it on the fairway gave me a good chance to attack the pin. Then I putted really well and made some really good birdie putts. Overall, very solid golf overall.” A round of

par included 8 birdies and 1 eagle. He will be looking to stay consistent heading into the third round on Tuesday.

"Tomorrow same game he's just trying to keep the plan and keep making birdies because there are so many birdies," he added. "Also, be patient and, most importantly, have fun." Newton, who was 11-under in the tournament, played at the Royal Ottawa Golf Club in Gatineau, Coué. He played well on Monday, but his scoring didn't improve.

Tie-ing for his third spot at 134 on the leaderboard were Cooper Humphreys of Vernon, B.C. and Matthew Javier of North York, Ontario. . Fifteen-year-old Javier also tops the 16-and-under category. Andre Zhu sits in his second, one stroke behind him.

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The interstate competition ended as Team Quebec, consisting of 36 Hole Parr, Félix Bouchard and Newton, extended their lead on the first day to win the title by six strokes. He was followed by Team He Ontario, who tried throughout the afternoon but failed to close the gap.

This Canadian Press report was first published on August 8, 2022.