Fournier also recovered to post an identical 21, and Brochu also matched him, setting up a three-way playoff. Pelletier gained a pair on him with a 22, and Brochu and Daigle both caught him with a 21 and 20, respectively.Дaigle recovered from a 4 on the 10th hole to post a 21 on the back nine. Daigle and league regular Jordy Knoren started the final round four back at 86, while Cody Dolloff and Dennis Gagnon chased the lead from five back with two-round totals of 87.ДЇournier came back to the field on the front nine of his final round, posting a 24. Even with a bobble in the second round to shoot a 46, Fournier hit the break with an 82, three shots better than Brochu and Justin Pelletier, who had 85s. Meanwhile, the first round was all Fournier, who shot a scintillating 36 to open the tourney, carding one ace and one 3, with the rest deuces. And he did it coming from behind.Дaigle posted identical rounds of 43 in his first two trips around the 18-hole layout at Tabers, and identical front- and back-nine splits of 21-22, as well. Sunday, he finally added a first-place trophy to the case. Tabers also hosts the annual Maine Mini Golf Open each August.Дaigle, who has played in most of the tourвЂ™s events, and also in a half dozen Maine Mini Golf Open events at Tabers, has a history of close calls. The Tabers Fall Classic, sponsored in part by Little JoeвЂ™s, South of the Border, Fontaine Family Team, Lost Valley and Craft Brew Underground, was the final event on the 2021 Maine Mini Golf Tour calendar, which began with a snow-covered Winter Classic in January and included the Spring Fling, and weekly leagues throughout the summer and fall. Brochu then pulled out an ace of his own on the second playoff hole to earn second place.ДЇournier, the leader by three through two rounds, placed third. Daigle, who has finished in the money more than a half dozen times at major Maine mini golf events, aced the first playoff hole Sunday to win the 2021 Tabers Fall Classic presented by Maine Mini Golf Tour, his first tour title.ДaigleвЂ™s ace on the first hole dashed title hopes of Dan Brochu and Nathan Fournier, both of whom carded 2s on the first playoff hole and continued on to Hole 2.

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