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2017 Yearbook Southern Golf Association The Country Club of North Carolina Pinehurst, North Carolina Site of the 111th Southern Amateur Championship I N D E X Officers & Directors . 2-3 Past Officers & Directors . 4-11 2016 Member Clubs . 12-14 Country Club of North Carolina, 2017 Southern Amateur Site . 15-17 George W . Adair Memorial Trophy . 18 Sam Perry Medal . 18 Southern Amateur Future Schedule . 19 1902-2016 Championships . 20-28 2016 Championship . 29-30 2016 Champion . 31 Bob Jones Team Trophy . 32 Southern States Four-Ball Champions . 33 Bob Jones Team Trophy Winners . 34-38 Southern Senior Champions . 39-40 Perry Adair Memorial Trophy . 41 Willow Point Golf & Country Club, 2017 Southern Junior Site . 42-44 1973-2016 Junior Championships . 45-50 2016 Junior Championship . 51-52 2016 Junior Champion & Future Junior Championships . 53-54 Southern International Four-Ball Championship . 54 Southern International Four-Ball Champions . 55 SGA National Amateur of the Month Award . 56 Hall of Fame . 57 Simon Bolivar Cup . 57 Articles of Incorporation . 58-59 By-Laws . 59-62 Resolution . 62 2017 YEARBOOK Southern Golf Association SOUTHERN GOLF ASSOCIATION 2016 OFFICERS PRESIDENT W .Cabell Moore, Jr . 8203 Greystone West Circle Richmond, Virginia 23229 1st VICE PRESIDENT James E . Brown 7707 Glenshannon Circle Dallas, TX 75225 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Al G . Reynolds 1770 Independence Court, Suite 120 Birmingham, AL 35216 TREASURER Wyatt W . Wall 5803 Christopher Lane Richmond, VA 23226 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Buford R . McCarty P . O . Box 660149 Birmingham, Alabama 35266 STAFF SGA HEADQUARTERS 1025 Montgomery Highway, Suite 210 P .O . Box 660149 Birmingham, Alabama 35266-0149 ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Adam M . Powell 2 Yearbook, Two Thousand Seventeen 2016 DIRECTORS Jon D . Babb Baton Rouge, Louisiana Don Hershfelt Jimmy L . Riddle Tupelo, Mississippi Madisonville, Kentucky Kenny Bettis Hot Springs Village, Arkansas John Luffey Bill Roach Sr . Monroe, Louisiana Knoxville, Tennessee Robert Birmingham Montgomery, Alabama Mike McCurdy H . Brenner Sadler Dallas, Texas Alexandria, Louisiana John Boatwright Mt . Pleasant, South Carolina J . Michael Millen Fred Stephens Charlottesville, Virginia Birmingham, Alabama James E . Brown Dallas, Texas W . Cabell Moore Sam Vann, III Richmond, VA Dothan, Alabama Kevin F . Butler, Jr . West Palm Beach, Florida Tom Nolan Larry Walker Greensboro, North Carolina Memphis, Tennessee John T . Culp Houston, Texas Bill Norris Wyatt W . Wall Eatonton, Georgia Richmond, Virginia Joel Davenport Ennis, Texas Wynton C . Norwood Scott Wallace Maumelle, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Joseph Dengal Dallas, Texas John Robert Owens Jeff Warren Lexington, Kentucky Suwanee, Georgia Henry W . Donald Birmingham, Alabama Henry S . Perkins William G . White, IV Pensacola, Florida Charlotte, North Carolina Edward R . Duffie, M . D . Savannah, Georgia Al Reynolds Birmingham, Alabama Lewis C . Foster, Jr . Knoxville, Tennessee Clarke Rheney Greensboro, Georgia Joseph B . Hackler Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Joel W . Richardson Chattanooga, Tennessee DIRECTORS EMERITI Llewellyn Boyd James W . Key Jack W . Veghte Chattanooga, Tennessee Columbus, Georgia Clearwater, Florida M . M . Brown, Jr . Charles E . MacCallum, Jr . Dallas, Texas Port St . Lucie, Florida Robert C . Buchholz John D . McKey, Jr . Ashville, North Carolina Stuart, Florida A . Downing Gray Robert M . Ramsay Pensacola, Florida Birmingham, Alabama Harald R . Hansen Moffatt G . Sherard, Jr . Atlanta, Georgia Charlotte, North Carolina E . Austin Jones Lester Varn, Jr . Orlando, Florida Jacksonville, Florida 2016 ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Chris Badciong Steve Keasler Germantown, Tennessee Ovilla, Texas Sam DiPhilippo Aon Miller Grasonville, Maryland Chattanooga, Tennessee Scott James Savannah, Georgia 3 Southern Golf Association OFFICERS & DIRECTORS - PAST & PRESENT ADAIR, George W . BOYD, Basil M ., Jr ., M . D . BUSH, Reuben G . Atlanta, Georgia Charlotte, North Carolina New Orleans, Louisiana 1909-1922 Vice President 1985-1992 Director 1931-1938 Director Deceased Deceased 1938-1947 Vice President 1948-1953 Director Emeritus ALLEN, Tracy J . BOYD, Llewellyn Deceased Winter Park, Florida Chattanooga, Tennessee 1975-1985 Director 1958-1969 Director BUTLER, Kevin F . 1970-1971 2nd Vice President W . Palm Beach, Florida ARNOLD, Lowry 1972-1973 1st Vice President 1995-2002 Director Atlanta, Georgia 1974-2008 Director 2003-2004 Treasurer 1918-1922 Director 2009 Director Emeritus 2005-2006 1st Vice-President 1922-1930 Vice President 2007-2008 President 1930-1934 President BOYNTON, Ben Lee 2009-2016 Director Deceased Dallas, Texas 1949-1950 Director CAMP, Clarence BABB, Jon D . Deceased Ocala, Florida Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1924-1947 Director 2006-2016 Director BRAZIL, W . O . (Bill) Deceased Asheville, North Carolina BARNES, Thomas W . 2004-2012 Director CAMPBELL, Jack H . Atlanta, Georgia High Point, North Carolina 1947-1950 Director BRENNAN, James H ., Jr . 1976-1980 Director Dothan, Alabama BARNETT, R . H . 1974-1976 Director CAPEHART, Leroy S . Jacksonville, Florida 1977-2nd Vice President Gulfport, Mississippi 1904-1905 Director 1978-1979 Vice President 1961-1967 Director Deceased 1980-1981 President 1972-1973 Director 1982-1998 Director BATTLE, John S ., Jr . 1999-Director Emeritus CARROLL, Leigh Richmond, Virginia 2011-Deceased New Orleans, Louisiana 1958-1974 Director 1902-1936 Director BRENNAN, James H ., III Deceased BAUGH, R . H . Chattanooga, Tennessee Birmingham, Alabama 1987-2006 Director CASE, John B ., M . D . 1903-1911 Secretary San Antonio, Texas 1911-1936 Director BROGDEN, William M . 1972-1980 Director Deceased Tulsa, Oklahoma 1981 Director CHADWICK, Kermit, M . D . BETTIS, Kenny 1982 VP Junior Affairs Gulfport, Mississippi Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 1983-1984 Director 1957-1961 Director 2015-2016 Director BROWN, James E . CHAPMAN, Judge Robert F . BINION, Stanley B . Dallas, Texas Camden, South Carolina Houston, Texas 2004-2010 Director 1984-1987 Director 1981-1982 Director 2011-2012 Treasurer Deceased 2013-2015 2nd Vice President BIRMINGHAM, Robert 2016 1st Vice President CHAPMAN, Robert H ., Jr . Montgomery, Alabama Spartanburg, South Carolina 2007-2016 Director BROWN, M . M . (Buster), Jr . 1961-1976 Director Dallas, Texas BLUM, Arnold S . 1981-1983 Director CLARK, Ethan A . Macon, Georgia 1984-1987 Treasurer Orangeburg, South Carolina 1952-1960 Director 1988-1989 2nd Vice President 1967-1972 Director 1990-1991 1st Vice President BOATWRIGHT, John 1992-1993 President CLARK, N . R . Mt . Pleasant, South Carolina 1994-2014 Director Mobile, Alabama 2006-2016 Director 2015 Director Emeritus 1904-1906 Director Deceased BOGART, Ralph M . BROWN, Thomas O . Bethesda, Maryland Marietta, Georgia COFFEY, Alden, M . D . 1972-1988 Director 1971-1978 1982-1985 Director Ft . Worth, Texas 1979-1981 VP Junior Affairs 1946-1949 Director BOYD, A . Pollack Deceased Chattanooga, Tennessee BRUNSON, James F . 1932-1949 Director Greenville, South Carolina COLE, R . H . 1949-1950 Vice President 1991-1992 Director Greenwood, Mississippi 1950-1952 President 1926-1933 Director 1952-1955 Director BUCHHOLZ, Robert C . 1955-1966 Director Emeritus Asheville, North Carolina Incumbent 4 Yearbook, Two Thousand Seventeen OFFICERS & DIRECTORS - PAST & PRESENT COLLARD, Dick DAVENPORT, Joel EDMONDSON, George E . Columbia, Tennessee Ennis, Texas Tampa, Florida 1951-1956 Director 2015-2016 Director 1950-1951 Director COLVILLE, Fulton DAVEY, William E . EDRINGTON, John P . (Jack) Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee 1906-1909 Director 1974-1979 1905-1906 Director Deceased Deceased Deceased CONDON, Martin J . DAVIDSON, Robert EDWARDS, A . C . Memphis, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Dallas, Texas 1922-1940 Director 1904-1905 Director 1905-1906 Director Deceased Deceased Deceased CONNER, Lew DAVIS, Glen ELLIS, John B . (Sonny) Nashville, Tennessee Lockhart, Florida Atlanta, Georgia 2007-2011 Director 2004-2015 Director 1957-1966 Director COOK, James DAVIS, T . Wayne ELLIS, John Tyler Memphis, Tennessee Jacksonville, Florida Columbus, Georgia 1981-2003 Director 2001-2010 Director 1947-1954 Director Deceased DELLINGER, Raiden W ., M . D . ENGLAND, J . E . COTTER, T . B . Rome, Georgia Little Rock, Arkansas Pinehurst, North Carolina 1969-1973 Director 1916-1923 Director 1905-1906 Director Deceased Deceased DEWESE, Richard W . Tupelo, Mississippi ENGLERTH, Fred L ., M . D . COWDEN, S . D . 1982-1983 Director Ft . Worth, Texas Nashville, Tennessee 1959-1970 Director 1916-1918 Secretary-Treasurer DEXTER, Charles L . Deceased Dallas, Texas EUSTIS, H . S . 1921-1923 Director New Orleans, Louisiana COX, G . S . 1931-1934 Director 1905-1906 Director Thomasville, Georgia Deceased Deceased 1905-1906 Director Deceased DINKLER, Carling, Jr . FARR, Douglas T . Atlanta, Georgia Monroe, Louisiana CULP, John T . (Tommy) 1957-1958 Director 1989-1997 Director Houston, Texas 1995-2004 Director DONALD, Henry W . FERGUSON, William L ., Jr . 2005-2006 Treasurer Birmingham, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana 2007-2008 2nd Vice-President 2001-2016 Director 1963-1967 Director 2009-2010 1st Vice-President Deceased 2011-2012 President DOWELL, Walter 2013-2016 Director Walnut Ridge, Arkansas FIELDS, David E ., Jr . 1963-1969 Director Charleston, South Carolina CUMMINGS, Bryan 1971-1973 Director 1976-1980 Director Augusta, Georgia 1904-1906 Director DUDLEY, Charles FOSTER, Lewis C ., Jr . Deceased Greenville, South Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee 1956-1962 Director 1992-1998 Director CUSHMAN, John, Jr .
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  • 1950-1959 Section History

    1950-1959 Section History

    A Chronicle of the Philadelphia Section PGA and its Members by Peter C. Trenham 1950 to 1959 Contents 1950 Ben Hogan won the U.S. Open at Merion and Henry Williams, Jr. was runner-up in the PGA Championship. 1951 Ben Hogan won the Masters and the U.S. Open before ending his eleven-year association with Hershey CC. 1952 Dave Douglas won twice on the PGA Tour while Henry Williams, Jr. and Al Besselink each won also. 1953 Al Besselink, Dave Douglas, Ed Oliver and Art Wall each won tournaments on the PGA Tour. 1954 Art Wall won at the Tournament of Champions and Dave Douglas won the Houston Open. 1955 Atlantic City hosted the PGA national meeting and the British Ryder Cup team practiced at Atlantic City CC. 1956 Mike Souchak won four times on the PGA Tour and Johnny Weitzel won a second straight Pennsylvania Open. 1957 Joe Zarhardt returned to the Section to win a Senior Open put on by Leo Fraser and the Atlantic City CC. 1958 Marty Lyons and Llanerch CC hosted the first PGA Championship contested at stroke play. 1959 Art Wall won the Masters, led the PGA Tour in money winnings and was named PGA Player of the Year. 1950 In early January Robert “Skee” Riegel announced that he was turning pro. Riegel who had grown up in east- ern Pennsylvania had won the U.S. Amateur in 1947 while living in California. He was now playing out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. At that time the PGA rules prohibited him from accepting any money on the PGA Tour for six months.