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2019 Greater Cleveland Junior Amateur June 15Th & 16Th 2019 Greater Cleveland Junior Amateur June 15th & 16th Seneca Golf Course 975 Metro Valley Parkway Broadview Heights, OH Championship Information Enter the 2019 Greater Cleveland Junior Amateur to be contested at the recently renovated Seneca Golf Course. The 36 hole stroke play championship will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 15th & June 16th. The event will be a scratch event and open to qualifying junior golfers. There will be separate divisions for both boys and girls. In order to compete the junior golfer must not turn 19 years of age by June 15th, 2019 and must maintain their amateur status. Seneca Golf Course was home to multiple prestigious championships including the 1959 Carling Invitational which included the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, Gene Littler and was won by Dow Finsterwald. Entry Fee: $100—Includes 36 holes, lunch Saturday & Sunday, and prizes A course walked by legends... will you be Legendary? Championship Schedule Competition Rules The field will be limited to the first 72 entries. All players will be Individual Stroke Play—All rules are governed by the USGA assigned a tee time on Saturday, June 15th. tee times will begin Rules of Golf unless otherwise noted. at 12PM. Tee times will be assigned for Sunday, June 16th based All participants are expected to walk 36 holes. Caddies are not on finish of previous day. There will be no cut and all players are permitted. Pull carts are permitted and may be rented from expected to complete all 36 holes. Deadline to enter will be Seneca Golf Course. Monday June 10th. Spectators may not act as a caddie or provide advice, but may Saturday, June 15th Tee times will be made available by act as a forecaddie and assist with locating golf balls. Wednesday, June 12th at 5PM. Sunday Tee Times will be made available after the conclusion of play on Saturday. Distance measuring devices are permitted but only for distances. Devices that measure gradient, wind speed, In the event of inclement weather, the competition committee temperature are prohibited. reserves the right to shorten the championship to an 18 hole tournament. The award ceremony will take place at the conclusion of play Any questions pertaining to the Greater Cleveland Junior Ama- Sunday, June 16th. The top finishers will be paid out in Cleve- teur should be directed to Geoff Koller at Seneca Golf Course land Metroparks Merchandise Gift Cards. (440) 526-0043 Please Enter me in the 2019 Greater Cleveland Junior Amateur, I have enclosed my $100 Fee. Name: ___________________________________________________ Entries may be dropped off at any Cleveland Metro- parks Golf Course or mail entries to: Greater Cleveland Junior Amateur C/O Cleveland Metroparks Golf, 975 Address __________________________________________________ Valley Parkway Broadview Heights, OH 44147. Please make checks payable to Cleveland Metroparks. City, State, Zip: _____________________________________________ Phone: _________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________ Male: _____ Female: _____ Age as of June 15th 2019: _____ SKU: TEGCJR If Special Accommodations are needed, please submit your request 2-14 days before event begins .
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