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Greenbrier Girls Golf, PGA, and More – 20/20 Sports With A.B.

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Another great season for the Greenbrier girls golf team. Last year they were the state champions in class 5A. This year they come up just short. They finished as the runner-up, but what a great two-year run for that squad.

In PGA tour golf, it was Charley Hoffman with the five under 65 in round one of the Charles Schwab Challenge. He has a one shot lead as we enter round two today.

In basketball, Jaylen Brown a career playoff high of 40 points for the Georgia native. He led the Celtics past the Pacers 126 to 120. And now Boston leads the Eastern Conference finals two games to none. Game two of the highly anticipated series between Dallas and Minnesota tonight in Minnesota. Dallas lead that series one game to none. Tip-off time tonight is at 8:30.

The Braves win a day game over the Cubs, shutting out Chicago three nothing yesterday. They’re in Pittsburgh to begin the series with the Pirates tonight. First pitch for game one is at 6:40.

And last night in the NHL, Edmonton in double overtime, beats Dallas 3 to 2. They are up one game to none in the Western Conference finals. 20/20 sports Ashley Brown, 95.1 WGAC.

About Ashley Brown

Ashley Brown, or A.B. as he’s known, is a sports commentator, columnist, and broadcast veteran. He was born and raised in the Augusta area. A.B. attended Lakeside High School and graduated in 1989. After high school, he attended Columbus State University on a basketball scholarship.

A.B. moved back to Augusta after college, where he began his career in talk radio. He continues to provide sports updates for WGAC, while also working as the Director of Customer Service at recteq.

More With Ashley Brown

Tune in each week on WGAC as Augusta sports commentator and broadcast veteran Ashley Brown hosts Thursday Night Huddle. A.B. talks about all things sports, including local high school games, college, and more.  Plus get the latest local and national sports news and more!

Thursday Night Huddle with A.B. airs every Thursday from 6:05 pm until 7:00 pm on WGAC. 

“Cody” Blaine Jackson is one half of the Kicks Wake Up Krew on Kicks 99, and also serves as the Digital Program Director for Beasley Media Group in Augusta. She’s a Georgia native but currently resides just across the river in South Carolina. She started in the radio industry as a part-time board operator, and moved up through various roles, including on-air positions and program director for multiple stations. Her passions include fitness and anything to do with animals, as she has two fur babies, her dogs Harley and Waylon. Cody likes to write about pets, fitness and Augusta local events.

The 16 Best Images From the Final Round of the 2024 Masters

The 2024 Masters Tournament gave us everything we could hope for, and more.

The images of the final round spoke to a fun Sunday on the course at Augusta National Golf Club.

For the first time in the four days of the tournament, the weather was actually good for the golfers. Wind was light most of the day, which was far from the case the previous three days.

That lack of wind made scoring conditions a little better, and gave the leaderboard a much needed shakeup. It wasn’t shakeup enough to slow down Scottie Scheffler though.

Scheffler held strong on his lead going into the day, and shot a solid 4-under, 68 in the final round. That gave him a four-stroke win over Masters rookie Ludvig Aberg from Sweden.

Max Homa, Collin Morikawa and Tommy Fleetwood finished tied for third at 4-under. First-round leader Bryson DeChambeau stumbled to a final-round 73, and finished tied with Cam Smith at 2-under, in sixth place.

Of the 60 golfers who made the cut, Tiger Woods ended up in 60th. He couldn’t get much going on the weekend, where he shot a combined 15-over. He finished at 16-over, but did manage to break the record for consecutive cuts made at the Masters with his 24th.

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