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2018 Carolinas Men's Amateur Rankings Schedule 2018 Carolinas Men’s Amateur Rankings Schedule Rankings are updated on the 1st of each month. Updated: January 24, 2018 Date Event Site City, State Category Multiplier Notes January 4-7 New Year's Invitational St. Petersburg Country Club St. Petersburg, FL National 3 January 12-16 South American Amateur Martingdale Country Club Buenos Aires, AR International 7 February 2-4 Jones Cup Ocean Forest Golf Club Sea Island, GA National 5 March 16-18 Florida Azalea Amateur Palatka Golf Club Palatka, FL National 3 March 21-25 Azalea Invitational Country Club of Charleston Charleston, SC National 5 April 5-8 The Masters Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA International 10 Cut April 13-15 Terra Cotta Invitational Naples National Golf Club Naples, FL National 5 April 13-15 CGA Carolinas Mid-Amateur Treyburn Country Club Durham, NC State/Regional 5 Cut April 26-28 Coleman Invitational Seminole Golf Club Palm Beach, FL National 2 April 21-22 Triad Golf Today Tourn of Champions Greensboro National Summerfield, NC State/Regional 1 Top 5 April TBD Western Carolinas Open Western NC Area Course Western, NC State/Regional 1 Top 10 May 3-6 *CGA Carolinas Four-Ball Camden Country Club Camden, SC State/Regional 3 May 8-11 NCAA Division III Mission Inn Howey Hills, FL National 3 May 15-18 National JUCO Division I Rawls Course Lubbock, TX National 3 May 15-18 NAIA Championship TPC Deere Run Silvis, IL National 3 May 18-20 The Carolinian Keith Hills Golf Club Buies Creek, NC State/Regional 2 May 19-23 *U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Jupiter Hills Club Tequesta, FL International 8 Sectional Qual/Medalist/Match Play May 21-25 NCAA Division II RTJ – Fighting Joe Muscle Shoals, AL National 3 May 22-24 CPGA SC Open Moss Creek (South) Hilton Head Isl., SC State/Regional 2 May 23-27 *SCGA South Carolina Four-Ball Musgrove Mill Golf Club Clinton, SC State/Regional 2 May 25-30 NCAA Division I (Stroke Play) Karsten Kreek Golf Club Stillwater, OK National 6 June 5-7 CPGA NC Open The Club at Irish Creek Kannapolis, NC State/Regional 4 Cut June 6-9 The Dogwood Invitational Druid Hills Golf Club Atlanta, GA National 5 June 6-9 Palmetto Amateur Palmetto Golf Club Aiken, SC National 5 June 13-16 Monroe Invitational Monroe Golf Club Pittsford, NY National 5 June 13-16 Southwestern Amateur Desert Mountain Club Scottsdale, AZ National 5 June 13-16 Southeastern Amateur Country Club of Columbus Columbus, GA National 5 June 13-16 Sunnehanna Amateur Sunnehanna Country Club Johnstown, PA National 6 June 13-17 CGA SC Amateur Match Play Furman University Golf Club Greenville, SC State/Regional 4 Stroke Play Medalist June 14-17 U.S. Open Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Southampton, NY International 10 Local Qual/ Sectional Qual/Cut June 14-17 CGA North Carolina Amateur River Landing Wallace, NC State/Regional 5 Cut June 18-23 British Amateur Royal Aberdeen Scotland International 8 Sectional Qual/Match Play June 20-23 Northeast Amateur Wannamoisett Country Club Rumford, RI National 6 June 20-23 Rice Planters Amateur Snee Farm Country Club Mt. Pleasant, SC National 5 June 22-24 George C. Thomas Invitational The Los Angeles Country Club Los Angeles, CA National 2 June 25-29 North & South Amateur Pinehurst Resort & Country Club Pinehurst, NC National 5 June 27-30 European Amateur Royal Hague Golf & Country Club Netherlands International 8 Cut June 28-July 1 U.S. Senior Open (age 50-54 players) The Broadmoor Colorado Springs, CO International 8 Sectional Qual/Cut July 3-6 Japan Amateur Championship Keya Golf Club Japan International 7 July 10-18 Trans-Mississippi Championship Brookside Golf & Country Club Columbus, OH National 5 July 12-15 The Players Amateur Berkeley Hall Club Bluffton, SC National 6 July 12-15 CGA Carolinas Amateur Country Club of North Carolina Pinehurst, NC State/Regional 6 Cut July 13-16 Eastern Amateur Elizabeth Manor Country Club Portsmouth, VA National 3 July 18-21 Porter Cup Niagara Falls Golf & Country Club Lewiston, NY National 6 July 18-21 Southern Amateur Olde Stone Golf Club Alvaton, KY National 6 July 19-22 British Open Carnoustie Scotland International 10 Sectional Qual/Cut July 25-27 Northern Amateur Sand Creek Country Club Chesterton, IN National 5 July 27-29 Cardinal Amateur Sedgefield Country Club (Dye) Greensboro, NC National 5 July TBA N.C. Players Championship Tanglewood Park/Oak Valley Advance, NC State/Regional 1 Top 5 July TBA Triad Amateur Golf Classic High Point CC (Willow Creek) High Point, NC State/Regional 1 Top 10 July 31-August 4 Western Amateur Sunset Ridge Country Club Northfield, IL National 6 August 1-5 CGA North Carolina Amateur Match Play Gaston Country Club Gastonia, NC State/Regional 4 Stroke Play Medalist August 2-5 SCGA South Carolina Amateur Dataw Island Club Dataw Island, SC State/Regional 5 August 6-9 Canadian Amateur Duncan Meadows Golf Course British Columbia International 7 Cut August 7-9 CPGA Carolinas Open Greensboro Country Club (Farm) Greensboro, NC State/Regional 4 Cut August 13-19 U.S. Amateur Pebble Beach Pebble Beach, CA International 9 Sectional Qual/Medalist/Match Play August 21-24 Canadian Mid-Amateur Victoria Golf Club British Columbia International 5 Cut September 5-8 World Amateur Team Carton House Golf Club Ireland International 8 Qual September TBD Crump Cup Pine Valley Golf Club Pine Valley, NJ National 2 September 7-9 CGA North Carolina Mid-Amateur Ballantyne Country Club Charlotte, NC State/Regional 4 Cut September TBD Middle Atlantic Amateur Laurel Hill Golf Club Lorton, VA National 3 October 5-7 SCGA South Carolina Mid-Amateur Greenville Country Club Greenville, SC State/Regional 4 September 22-27 U.S. Mid-Amateur Charlotte Country Club Charlotte, NC International 8 Sectional Qual/Medalist/Match Play September 28-30 *CGA North Carolina Four-Ball The Club at 12 Oaks Holly Springs, NC State/Regional 2 October 18-19 Eagle Point Amateur Invitational Eagle Point Golf Club Wilmington, NC State/Regional 1 Top 10 December TBD CCNC Amateur Country Club of North Carolina Pinehurst, NC State/Regional 2 December TBD Dixie Amateur Heron Bay Golf Club Coral Springs, FL National 3 December TBD South Beach International Amateur Miami Beach Golf Club Miami Beach, FL National 5 December TBD CGA Carolinas Young Amateur State/Regional 2 December TBD Patriot All-America Wigwam Golf Resort Litchfield Park, AZ National 5 *Four-Ball event points are divided equally between both team members **New Events rankings points may be considered only for next year Bonus Points: British Amateur Match Play 20 points 8 British Amateur Sectional 10 points 8 British Open Cut 30 points 10 British Open Sectional 20 points 10 Canadian Amateur Cut 10 points 7 Canadian Mid-Amateur Cut 10 points 5 Carolinas Amateur Cut 5 points 6 Carolinas Mid-Amateur Cut 5 points 5 CPGA Carolinas Open Cut 5 points 4 CPGA NC Open Cut 5 points 4 European Amateur Cut 10 points 8 Masters Cut 30 points 10 North Carolina Amateur Cut 5 points 5 North Carolina Match Play Stroke Play Medalist 5 points 4 North Carolina Mid-Amateur Cut 5 points 4 SCGA South Carolina Amateur Cut 5 points 5 SCGA South Carolina Mid-Amateur Cut 5 points 4 South Carolina Amateur Match Play Stroke Play Medalist 5 points 4 U.S. Amateur Match Play 25 points 9 U.S. Amateur Sectional 10 points 9 U.S. Amateur Stroke Play Medalist 10 points 9 U.S. Mid-Am Match Play 20 points 8 U.S. Mid-Am Sectional 10 points 8 U.S. Mid-Am Stroke Play Medalist 10 points 8 U.S. Open Cut 30 points 10 U.S. Open Local 10 points 10 U.S. Open Sectional 20 points 10 U.S. Public Links Match Play 20 points 8 U.S. Public Links Sectional 10 points 8 U.S. Public Links Stroke Play Medalist 10 points 8 U.S. Senior Open Cut 30 points 8 U.S. Senior Open Sectional 15 points 8 U.S. Men's State Team Cut 10 points 6 *U.S. Four-Ball Sectional (2015) 10 points 8 *U.S. Four-Ball Stroke Play Medalist (2015) 10 points 8 *U.S. Four-Ball Match Play (2015) 15 points 8 World Amateur Team (make USA team) 10 points 8 PGA Tour Tournament (make field) 15 points 10 PGA Tour Tournament Cut 25 points 10 2018 Carolinas Team Selection Criteria: Carolinas Amateur Champion (1 Spot Auto) Carolinas Mid-Amateur Champion (1 Spot Auto) Carolinas Four-Ball Champions (2 Spots Auto) 8 spots via rankings as of a set date 2 Captain's Picks *must have played in either a CGA or SCGA Championship proper within the last 12 months to be eligible 2018 Tar Heel Cup Team Selection Criteria: Top 7 eligible North Carolina players via Carolinas Men's Rankings at end of 2017 calendar year plus 1 Captain’s Pick *must have played in either a CGA or SCGA Championship proper within the last 12 months to be eligible 2017 Carolinas Men's and Senior Men's Point Matrix Stroke Play Match Play Place Points Place Points 1 75 1 75 2 50 2 50 3 45 T3 (Semis) 42.5 4 40 T3 (Semis) 42.5 5 36 T5 (Qtrs) 30.5 6 32 T5 (Qtrs) 30.5 7 28 T5 (Qtrs) 30.5 8 26 T5 (Qtrs) 30.5 9 24 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 10 22 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 11 20 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 12 19 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 13 18 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 14 17 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 15 16 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 16 15 T9 (Rd of 16) 19 17 14 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 18 13 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 19 12 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 20 11 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 21 10 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 22 9 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 23 8 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 24 7 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 25 6 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 26 5 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 27 4 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 28 3 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 29 2 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 30 1 T17 (Rd of 32) 7.5 Event Points Formula: Place Points + Bonus Points x Multiplier = Event Total Points Examples: Stroke Play: Finish 5th at Carolinas Amateur Championship 36 points (5th place) + 5 bonus points (making cut) x 6 multiplier = 246 total points Match Play: Quarterfinals at U.S.
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