Nachtigall top of the pack heading into Canadian Mid-Am final
Evan Nachtigall is trying not to get ahead of himself. But you’ll forgive the young Manitoba golfer for pondering the “what if” as he stands on the cusp of a […]
Evan Nachtigall, a 25-year-old golfer from Manitoba, is currently leading the Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur championship with a 17-under par total after 54 holes. He is two shots ahead of his closest competitor, NHL referee-turned-golfer Garrett Rank, who is at 15-under par. Nachtigall, who won the Manitoba Mid-Amateur earlier this summer, is aiming to become the first Manitoban to win the national title since Todd Fanning in 2017.
The final round is set for Friday at the Brantford Golf & Country Club in Ontario, and Nachtigall remains focused on the task at hand, stating that he will not be thinking about a potential victory until the final putt drops.
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