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Golf Club Revives Traditional Rivalry
Woodberry Forest Golf Club members revived a forty-five year old tradition on October 21, 2012, when they hosted Culpeper Country Club for the Bent Putter Trophy. Players included faculty members David Smith and Marc Hogan and alumni John Faulconer '58, and Culpeper team captain Bob Hudson '73. Woodberry kept the Bent Putter trophy, which it has held since 1969, by winning four and tying one of the six matches. Woodberry team captain and tournament organizer John Amos remarked before the start of play: "Ever since I became Woodberry Golf Club manager, I've been hearing about the 'good old days' of golf at Woodberry. By bringing back this tournament, I hope to bring back an enjoyable tradition."
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