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Article: Former Bent Creek assistant takes lead into final round of State Open
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- Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
- Article date:
- August 14, 2002
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Golfers often refuse to drink coffee before an early morning
round, fearing it's bad for the nerves.
But compared to the way Rob Shuey's day began Tuesday, caffeine
would seem like a depressant.
The 40-year-old head pro at Felicita in Harrisburg and former
assistant at Bent Creek was finishing up a lesson at his club when he
saw his wife, Kelly, pull away from the parking lot.
Nothing too unusual there, except for the fact that Shuey's golf
clubs were in the trunk of his wife's car, and he was about two hours
away from his starting time for the second round of the Pennsylvania
Open at the Lancaster Country Club.
Frantically, he ran to his car, jumped in, headed down the road
and played ...