2019 World Long Drive Ak-Chin Smash in the Sun leaderboard, results and prize money payouts
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2019 World Long Drive Ak-Chin Smash in the Sun leaderboard, results and prize money payouts

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The 2019 World Long Drive Ak-Chin Smash in the Sun was won by Tim Burke, who hit a grid-hugging final drive in his set at Ak-Chin Circle Field in Maricopa, Ariz., to win the first event of the World Long Drive season. Burke's 474-yard drive beat Kyle Berkshire's 466-yard best effort in the final set for the win.

Burke won the $25,000 winner's share of the $75,000 purse.

In the Women's Division, Phillis Meti struck a world-record 413-yard drive in the final round to beat Alexis Belton 413-337 in the final to win.

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Men's Open Division

Final

  • Tim Burke (474) def. Kyle Berkshire (466)

Semifinals

  • Tim Burke (438) def. Justin Moose (408)
  • Kyle Berkshire (446) def. Will Hogue (418)

Quarterfinals

  • Tim Burke (428) def. Justin James (426)
  • Justin Moose (458) def. Eddie Fernandes (418)
  • Kyle Berkshire (440) def. Will Hogue (423)
  • Will Hogue (440) def. Maurice Allen (439)

Open Division Prize Money Payouts

  • 1. Tim Burke - $25,000
  • 2. Kyle Berkshire - $12,000
  • T3. Justin Moose - $7,000
  • T3. Will Hogue - $7,000
  • T5. Justin James - $3,000
  • T5. Eddie Fernandes - $3,000
  • T5. Will Hogue - $3,000
  • T5. Maurice Allen - $3,000

Women's Division

Final

  • Phillis Meti (413) def. Alexis Belton (337)

Semifinals

  • Phillis Meti (361) def. Troy Mullins (356)
  • Alexis Belton (357) def. Sandra Carlborg (347)

Open Division Prize Money Payouts

  • 1. Phillis Meti - $12,000
  • 2. Alexis Belton - $7,000
  • T3. Troy Mullins - $3,000
  • T3. Sandra Carlborg - $3,000

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