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Located on Hilton Now Available Head Island and a member of the Heritage Group, a leading owner and operator of golf facilities nation wide, Oyster Reef was named the 2006 Low Country Golf Course of the Year by the Low Country Golf Course Owners Association. on the Web named Oyster Reef Resort in the top 75 U.S. Golf Resorts in 2006. The Rees Jones designed course was in excellent condition, with fast greens and soft fairways. Located The top three finishers in each flight were competitive in score with the exception of B flight. B flight was won by five strokes, looks like we have our first flight movement of @Golfholes.com 2007. Everyone had a great time and the course staff were fantastic hosts for the season opener. Gerry Pascale won Golfholes for March 2007 Championship Flight in a playoff with Kevin Arnold. Both Hilton Head residents opened the season with 74. A Flight received 93,045 on-line winner, Mike Peters of Richmond Hills, GA. beat out Ernie visits from golfers. Lewis of Hilton Head by one stroke with Bob Potter of This extends the readership Charleston right behind. Bryant Turner of Bluffton finished fourth. Roger Mitterling of Spartanburg, S.C. won B Flight beyond South Carolina to the by five strokes over Marvin Guia of Jessup, GA. and Tony entire US and even the world. Taylor of Greenville, S.C. who both scored 87. Mark Morris of Bluffton won C Flight with an 88 over Alex Canfield of This means Savannah and John Kolcun of Hilton Head. William Tad you the advertisers get more Smith of Bluffton took honors in D Flight over Vince Butler bang for the buck they spend. of Savannah and Rod Slifer of Hilton Head. Pete Snow won The Senior Championship Flight by one stroke over David this now reachs out Politi, both Hilton Head residents , and Mike Peters of to the snowbird golfers. Richmond Hills G.A., who both scored 82. Senior A flight winner Bob Potter of Charleston, took the play off over Ernie Lewis of Hilton Head, both players started the season The magazine is linked with 83s. Jack Willis won Senior B Flight by one stroke, over Jim Manning, of Hilton Head. Grant Genner won C twice on the Front Page Flight by one stroke over Rick Powtak of Bluffton, and Craig Smith of Hardeeville. Gary Shillinger of Bluffton, of Golfholes as well as easily won Senior D Flight with and 86 over James Weatherill ofCertificate Hilton Head of Valueand Gladys Butler of Savannah, the following cities. GA. Charleston, Columbia, The next tour stop in the Low Country is at Rivertowne Country Club in Mt Pleasant, S.C. on Saturday, January 13. Greenville, Hilton The next Hilton Head event will be January 20th at Palmetto Hall?s Robert Culp course. We would like to encourage head, Myrtle Beach, everyone to come out, join the tour, and enjoy playing competitive tournament golf. Complete tournament results York County and tour schedule can be found on our website at / Rock Hill, and Santee www.amateurgolftour.net for a total of nine or contact Larry Lee at [email protected] spots. JW Farquhar 803-517-0451 4 Charleston CHARLESTON AMATEUR City of Charleston GOLF TOUR Parent-Child Championship Charleston SC - The Charleston division of THE AMATEUR GOLF TOUR at the Wild Dunes Golf & Tennis Resort. Wild Dunes Resort was named the Best in Charleston SC - Kyle and John State Resort by Golf Digest in 1997. The Harbor Course, which winds along the Peters shot 68 to capture the 13- Inter-costal Waterway proved to be both challenging and treacherous. The Tom 15 division of the City of Charles- Fazio design has lots of water and some very long 4s. Nearly 1/3 of the ton Parent-Child Championship. tournament players triple bogeyed the first hole. The course staff was an Played over the Charleston City excellent host for this event and is looking forward to our return to their Links Golf Course, The Peters shot 32 Course on February 17th. The weather was cool with temperatures in the low 60’s on the back nine, including a with moderate winds. The tournament played in just over 4 ¾ hours and the string of 3 straight birdies on 15, pace of play was excellent. One cart problem caused a short delay in play, but 16, and 17, to card the low round was resolved quickly. of the Championship. The Sons 20-29 flight saw outstanding play, David Ferris of Summerville, SC won the Championship Flight with a score of 74. with 3 teams shooting under par. Matt Metz scored a 78 for second, with Michael Assey right behind for third. Kevin and Stan Smuniewski’s 69 Jace Gause of Goose Creek, SC shot an 83 to take “A” Flight honors over Walt bested the 71’s shot by the Wysk of Myrtle Beach. Tom Cloud of Hilton Head scored an 86 for third place. Peper’s (Mark and Warren) and Scott Wolfe took “B” Flight in a play-off over Andy Allen, both players from the Thompson’s (Charles and Charleston scored 80. Jerry Mast of Summerville, SC beat out Jim Manning from Charles III) Hilton Head, SC in a play-off for third place. David Shuart from Summerville, SC captured the “C” Flight with an 84 over Mark Morris of Bluffton, SC who shot 88. Tye Beasenburg and Ty Cline Kyle Ergle, a junior player from Mt. Pleasant, SC finished third after missing a continue their masterful team play short putt on the 18th hole that would have tied him for second place. Cowboy with a 71. They moved up an age scored a 92 for his first “D” Flight win over Bruce Ackerman of Charleston, SC. bracket from 2005, however, the Cowboy hails from Moncks Corner, SC. Jason Brisini of Hanahan, SC took third results did not change. Facing place. Bruce captured the play-off on the second handicap hole. stiffer competition in the form of Justin and Cantey Hare, 2007 City Championship Schedule Beasenburg and Cline’s 34 on the back nine won the playoff. May 18th – 20th City of Charleston Men’s Amateur Golf Championship The format for the competition was Chapman Scotch. (The partners June 5th – 7th City of Charleston Women’s Amateur both drive from each tee, and then Golf Championship each plays a second shot with the other’s ball. After the second July 11th & 12th Al Esposito / Charleston City Junior shots, a choice is made regarding the ball with which the hole will be Boy’s Golf Championship completed, alternate shots being th th continued until the ball is holed.) A November 17 & 18 Johnny Adams / Charleston City Mixed record 48 teams of Parent – Child Team Golf Championship (Professional and Amateur Flights) or Grandparent-Grandchild com- peted in the 2006 Championship. December 7th – 9th City of Charleston Men’s Senior City The teams were broken into 17 Golf Championship flights based on the age and gender. December 26th City of Charleston Parent – Child Please see Golf Championship (Professional and Amateur Flights) www.charlestoncity.inof/golf for complete results. For those that are interested, the 2007 City of Charleston Golf Championship schedule has been posted on-line as well. Camden Country Club Mt Pleasant 5 South Carolina Hole In One Club

DateofAce Name Club Hole Yardage 02-Apr-06 Hiller Huggins Charwood CC 8th 140 15-Nov-06 David Hoffman Okatie Creek 17th 135 15-Dec-06 Ken Orcutt The Links @ Stoney Point 17th 190 20-Dec-06 Zoe Dommel Beech Creek GC 6th 103 03-Jan-07 William Hunter Golden Hills GC 3rd 98 06-Jan-07 Al Byrd Shadowmoss Plantation 16th 163 13-Jan-07 Jim Angelico Shadowmoss CC 12th 170 14-Jan-07 Joe Lucchesi Moss Creek - North 7th 148 23-Jan-07 Farrell Brown Walker Course @Clemson 17th 127 05-Feb-07 Chuck Moore Mid-Carolina Club 13th 177 06-Feb-07 Warren Altman Shadowmoss 12th 175 09-Feb-07 Ken Orcutt The Links @ Stoney Point 17th 165 11-Feb-07 Bob Lachenauer Moss Creek South 5th 130 14-Feb-07 David McCallum Monticello - SLV 8th 172 23-Feb-07 Sheila Block Moss Creek - South 5th 100 24-Feb-07 Priscilla Brown Wachesaw Plantation 13th 135 26-Feb-07 Bill Cummins Moss Creek - South 15th 142 28-Feb-07 Temp Lamar The Golf Club @ Star Fort 4th 148

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This month we’ll talk about some very basic information, ball flight Tim laws, I’ll explain this from a right handers perspective. A ball can fly in one of nine different ways (for Tang purposes of this tip we’ll not add in the consideration of trajectories). Balls can fly in three directions; straight, left, and right. It can also curve either left or right going in any of the three directions, thus the total of nine.

The direction in which a ball flies is controlled by the path of the club through space and of course that is created by the direction of arm swing. As for the curve, well that is solely determined by the angle at which the club face is pointing at the moment of impact and how it relates to the club’s path. I.E., an out to in path with a club face open to that path leads to the dreaded start left curving right shot, THE SLICE! Dustin Swinging square and straight will produce straight non curving shots, swinging in to out or out to in with the club face square to that path will produce straight right or left Barr shots. How one holds the club in their hands is directly correlated to how the club head will react that is why strong or motorcycled lead hand grips lead to left curving shots as the club head is turning toe toward the golfer after impact, weak lead hands lead to the opposite.

So much attention is given in lessons to creating proper Charleston City 4-Ball 2007 Championship swinging motion, but all that REALLY matters is the direction Charleston SC - Tim Tang and Dustin Barr won the 2007 in which one’s arms move and the relationship of the face to Charleston City 4-Ball with a birdie on the first hole of that direction, the ball doesn’t know if you’re swinging in a sudden death at The Municipal Golf Course. Tim Tang phone booth or if your lead knee leads you into proper converted a 12 foot birdie putt on the first hole to edge impact positioning. The next time you practice go out there Andrew Motroni and Chris Pond. The approach from 111 with the information above and see how easy it is to begin to yards that set up the birdie was the key to the win. In change directions and create or limit curves in shots. There is trouble under trees to the left, Tang hooked a wedge under no one mechanical motion which is the silver bullet, we’re all the trees from 111 yards. different and therefore how could we all swing the way “x” golfer does, all we have to do is pay attention to the ball’s Tang and Barr posted 65 to force the playoff with Motroni flight and make changes given the knowledge of ball flight and Pond, who carded a second day 66. Seven birdies laws to get the desired golf shot direction and shape. Heck! without a bogie gave Tang and Barr their first City 4-Ball the ball is yelling back to us what the direction of arm swing Championship. was and what angle the face was at impact. Bobby Mitchell and Dr. John Swicord won the City Senior If you want to investigate for yourself how to strike better 4-Ball Championship.(Both players 50 and over playing golf shots. from the Gold Tees) Their back nine 31 put a fantastic You can contact Steve Conrad through his finish on an outstanding 2-day performance. A pair of 68s website: www.carolinasmartswing.com; led the Senior Championship from start to finish, winning by 8 strokes over the nearest competitors. via e-mail: [email protected]; or by phone at 843.556.0217 h/o; Jerry Wise and Steve Meyer won the City Combination 4- cell 843.708.2837. Ball Championship.(One player playing from the White Tees and one player 50 and over playing from the Gold Tees)

8 Tournament Schedule Carolinas Golf Association Announces 2007 Championship and Tournament Schedule

WEST END, N.C.—The Carolinas Golf Association has announced its 2007 schedule of championships andtournaments. The CGA is entering its 98th year of conducting state and regional championships foramateur golfers. This year the CGA will conduct 161 tournaments including: 31 championships, 29 CGA championshipqualifiers, 13 USGA national championship qualifiers, four team match events, 70 one-daytournaments and 14 Tarheel Youth Golf Association events. The CGA’s flagship event, the Carolinas Amateur Championship, will be contested July 11-15 at LongCove Club in Hilton Head Island, SC. Long Cove Club is annually ranked in the top 100 golf coursesin the country by Golfweek and hosted the 1991 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship plus the 2003 U.S.Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship. Designed by Pete Dye in 1981, Long Cove Club will be hostingtheir first Carolinas Golf Association championship. This year marks the 93rd playing of thisevent dating back to 1910. The 27th Carolinas Mid-Amateur will be contested at Providence Country Club in Charlotte, NC onApril 20-22. The Dan Maples design will be hosting its second CGA major (1995 North CarolinaAmateur). The 14th North Carolina Mid-Amateur returns to eastern NC and will be played at the newly renovatedWilson Country Club in Wilson, NC. Wilson Country Club has previously played host to the 1983-84 NCAmateur, 1987 Carolinas Mid-Amateur, 1996-97 NC Senior and 1998 NC Four- Ball. The 56th Carolinas Four-Ball Championship returns to Camden Country Club in Camden, SC, May 2-6. Theevent has been conducted at the Donald Ross design every year since 1950 except in 1953 (CountryClub of Spartanburg), 1968 and 1985 (Red Fox Country Club), and 2000 (Florence Country Club). Starmount Forest Country Club in Greensboro, NC will host the 47th North Carolina Amateur. A 72-hole stroke play championship, this event is set for June 14-17, the same week as the U.S. Open Championship. This is Starmount Forest’s third CGA major (2001 NC Senior, 2004 NC Mid-Amateur). The 46th Carolinas Senior heads to Dunes West Golf Club in Mt. Pleasant, SC, September 11-13. Joe Viganti of Bluffton, SC is the defending champion. This will be Dunes West’s first CGA championship. The 12th North Carolina Four-Ball returns to Foxfire Resort and Country Club in Foxfire Village, NC for the second consecutive year. The 36-hole facility will play host to the event on October26-28. The 2nd Carolinas Mixed Team Championship returns to the beach September 1-2 at Ocean Ridge Plantation’s Lion’s Paw course over Labor Day weekend. The event is open to male-female teams that are residents of one of the Carolinas. The 13th Tar Heel Cup Matches and the 62nd Carolinas-Virginias Team Matches will feature some of the best male amateur golfers in the region. The Tar Heel Cup, scheduled for April 2 at Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club in Southern Pines, pits eight North Carolina amateurs versus eight NorthCarolina PGA golf professionals. The Carolinas-Virginias Team Matches heads to Old Town Club inWinston-Salem, NC, October 19-20. Each amateur team is comprised of 16 male regular golfers and eight male seniors (over 55 years) from North and South Carolina and from Virginia and West Virginia. This will be Old Town Club’s first time hosting a CGA event. Players for both of these team competitions are invited, based upon rankings and playing history. The 41st Carolinas Father-Son Championship will be contested on Friday, July 27 at five Pinehurst,NC area courses. The host clubs are Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club (Southern Pines, NC), FoxfireResort and Country Club (Foxfire Village, NC), Legacy Golf lInks (Aberdeen, NC), Longleaf Golf Club(Southern Pines, NC) and Seven Lakes Country Club (Seven Lakes, NC). This event annually draws over350 Father-Son teams from all over the Carolinas. The CGA will play the 10th Carolinas Parent-Child Championship at Longleaf Golf Club in Southern Pines, NC on July 27. The Parent-Child is open to persons of all ages and teams are comprised of any family combination other than male-male. In women’s golf, the 30th Carolinas Women’s Four-Ball championship will be held August 7-8 at Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club in Southern Pines, NC. The 10th Carolinas Women’s Match Play Championship will return to Cowans Ford Country Club in Stanley, NC for the second straight year. The 9thCarolinas Women’s Senior will be played April 17-18 at the Country Club of Spartanburg in Spartanburg, SC. This will be the 8th CGA major hosted by the Country Club of Spartanburg (1953 Carolinas Four-Ball, 1956 Carolinas Amateur, 1984 Carolinas Mid-Amateur, 1995,1999 Carolinas Pro-Amateur, 2002 SC Amateur Match Play and 2005 Carolinas Senior Four-Ball. Greensboro Country Club’s Farm course in Greensboro, NC plays host to the 4th North Carolina Women’s Senior Championship from September 25-26. In junior golf, the CGA will now oversee two popular junior girls championships that had been previously conducted by the Women’s Carolinas Golf Association. The 51st Carolinas Junior Girls’championship will be played June 26-28 at the Country Club of South Carolina in Florence, SC and the 41st Girls’ Twin States championship is scheduled for July 31-August 1 at Old North State Club in New London, NC. The 2nd Vicki DiSantis Junior Girls Championship will be played at Emerald Lake Golf Club in Matthews, NC on May 5-6. Tournament Schedule 9 The 40th North Carolina Junior will be contested at Cedarbrook Country Club in Elkin, NC. The event for boys and girls will be held June 19-22. The 3rd Dogwood State Junior goes to High Point Country Club’s Willow Creek course in High Point, NC on August 14-16. The 58th Carolinas Junior Championship (boys) heads to Hope Valley Country Club inDurham, NC on July 31-August 2. The 30th South Carolina Junior Match Play will be hosted by FurmanUniversity Golf Club in Greensville, SC from July 10-13. New for 2007 is the North Carolina Boys 13 and Under championship. This event, which had been a partof the North Carolina Junior championship, will be played at the 9-hole Donald Ross designedAsheboro Golf Club in Asheboro, NC from July 16-17. The CGA will host 13 One-Day Four-Ball Tournaments in 2007. The two-person better-ball events are open to both men and women of all abilities. Teams may be comprised of any gender combination.Gross and net prizes will be awarded. First event is set for February 12 at the Old North StateClub in New London, NC. In addition, the CGA conducts 18 one-day tournaments for people of allskill level and ages. Gross and net prizes are awarded with players receiving 100% course handicap. Also new for this year is a senior/super senior one-day tournament that will be played at Greensboro Country Club’s Farm course in Greensboro, NC on August 1. This event is open male amateurs over the age of 55 with gross and net prizes awarded. The Carolinas Senior Four-Ball One-Day Tournament Series will have 36 events on its 2007 schedule.The popular two-man, best-ball one-day tournaments open to male amateurs over the age of 55,historically have more entrants than spots available at most events. Teams are pre-flighted into three divisions based on total team handicap.

A complete list of CGA major championships, one-day tournaments, senior four-ball one-day tournaments, women?s one- day events, Tarheel Youth Golf Association (TYGA) one-day events, USGA qualifying events in the Carolinas, CGA yearbook detailing tournament history, tournament entryforms and online championship entry registration is available on the CGA web site at www.carolinasgolf.org or by calling the CGA at 910-673-1000. The City of Charleston Golf Course “The Muni”

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Call Golfnet at 1-800-875-7888, Ext. 100 From the Golf Styles Magazine Legend Oaks is one of to register: the top 100 “Must-Play” Courses in the Carolinas 14 Myrtle Beach 9th Annual Can-Am 14th Annual Senior Four Ball Junior Team Matches Championship Murrells Inlet SC - On the second Bluffton SC - The local team of Gary day of the Can-Am Junior Team Shimmin from Okatie and John Verity Matches, the American team earned from Bluffton shot a second consecu- 14 ½ points to defeat the Canadian tive 65 for a two day total of 130 and squad 21-15. Sunday’s format four shot victory in the 2007 SCGA featured singles match play with the Senior Four Ball Championship. South Carolina junior golfers facing off against junior golfers from the Randy Johnson of Goose Creek and Canadian Province of Ontario. Three Joe Padgette from N. Charleston points were available per match – Trip McAllister finished second at 134. Shimmin and Verity teamed to win, but it was more one for the front nine, one for the day total of 6 ½ to take the Matches by like a one man highlight show each back nine and one for the overall 18 a six point margin. The efforts from the day with Shimmin making six birdies holes. In the event of a tie, each team American Juniors, extended their the first day and Verity making seven gets ½ of a point. The first match of winning streak and put the overall birdies in the final round. The tandem the morning was closed out on hole record of the Matches seven to two in combined for nines of 31 – 35 for their 17 when Columbia’s Brewer favor of the South Carolina side. The seven under par winning score of 65. Bradshaw pared the daunting 200 matches were contested over the 6,853 yard par three to take all three points yard par 72 Wachesaw Plantation Club of the match over Michael Oudyk. In the First Flight Hilton Head’s in Murrells Inlet, SC. Wachesaw Tommy Bell and Bluffton’s Joe Vignati Drew Ernst out of Seneca, halved his Plantation has hosted the matches match against Britt Pronk after a took the top place with a total score of since 2002 and has agreed to host the 138. After a long first day, Defending thrilling match that went down to the event through 2009. A special note that wire earning both teams a point and a Champions Vic Hannon from Camden this event would not be possible and Bob Stringer from Blythewood half each. Lake Wylie’s Michael without the continued support from Muscatell got off to a good start but came back to win the Second Flight Wachesaw Plantation and more with a total of 142. faltered and allowed Brett Cairns to specifically a group of its members who take three total points after seven help fund this event, appropriately The 2007 SCGA Senior Four Ball birdies propelled him to win the named the “Wachesaw Warriors.” Day Championship was played on the par match in 14 holes. The string of 1 Results USA – 6 ½ Canada – 5 ½ 72 – 6,662 yard Hampton Hall Club in birdies matches last year’s efforts of Bradshaw/Ernst – 1/2, Oudyk/Pronk – 2 Bluffton, S.C. The field consisted of Chapin’s Wesley Bryan’s when he ½ Muscatell/McAllister – 1, Cairns/ 64 two-man teams playing Best Ball birdied as many holes. Bryan also Baillargeon – 2 Dannelly/Bryan – 3, format conducted over thirty six holes. had a tight match and split points Clarridge/Hughes – 0 Burger/Elmore – with Mackenzie Hughes. Lake City’s 2, Kim/Hill – 1 Day 2 Results USA – 14 Tripp McAllister held a lead all day ½ Canada – 9 ½ Bradshaw – 3, Oudyk long and earned all three available – 0 Ernst – 1 1/2, Pronk – 1 ½ Muscatell points from his match after defeating – 0, Cairns – 3 McAllister – 3, Graham Baillargeon, a member of last Baillargeon – 0 Dannelly – 3, Clarridge year’s Canadian team. Easley’s David – 0 Bryan – 1/1/2, Hughes – 1 ½ Burger Dannelly followed McAllister’s effort – 2 ½, Kim – ½ Elmore – 0, Hill – 3 and won all three points from his South Carolina Team McCuen Elmore – match against Jeff Clarridge putting Cheraw, SC Jacob Burger – the American team up for good. Orangeburg, SC Wesley Bryan – Jacob Burger, from Orangeburg, also Chapin, SC David Dannelly – Easley, played well and defeated Daniel Kim SC Tripp McAllister – Lake City, SC Gary Shimmin from Okatie on the pristine 18th hole of Michael Muscatell – Lake Wylie, SC Wachesaw Plantation to bring in two Drew Ernst – Seneca, SC Brewer and John Verity from Bluffton and a half points. The SCJGA Player Bradshaw – Columbia, SC Coaches: of the Year from Cheraw, McCuen Tim Kreger & Joe Quick Canadian Team Elmore, played Matt Hill down to the Matt Hill Daniel Kim Mackenzie Be the wire but lost the both sides one Hughes Jeff Clarridge Graham down and handed over another three Baillargeon Brett Cairns Britt Pronk points. The South Carolina Juniors Michael Oudyk Coaches: Ralph Bauer Ball added the 14 ½ points to their first & Dave Woods Columbia 15 2006 Carolinas Junior Players of the Year and All-Carolinas Junior Team

Elmore & Uremovich Carolinas Junior Players of the Year

West End, NC—Rachel Uremovich of Hilton Head Island, SC and McCuen Elmore ofCheraw, SC are the 2006 Carolinas Junior Players of the Year. JoiningUremovich on the All-Carolinas Girl’s Team are Abby Bools of Hickory and EleanaCollins of Pinehurst, NC. Also on the All-Carolinas Boy’s Team are Jacob Burger of Orangeburg, SC and Wesley Bryan of Chapin, SC.

Uremovich, a 16 year old high school sophomore, captured the 2006 girl’s playerof the year award by winning the S.C. Junior Match Play Championship, The BladeJunior Classic and the Twin States Girl’s Championship along with being therunner-up in the S.C. Junior Girl’s Championship.

Elmore, a 17 year old high school senior, earned the 2006 boy’s player of theyear award by finishing second in the S.C. Junior Championship and the S.C.Junior Match Play Championship, finishing third in the CPGA Westfields JuniorChampionship and tying for sixth place in the Carolinas Junior Championship. Elmore, who will play collegiate golf with Clemson University, won the award by 2.5 points over Burger. If your club info is not in this Publication it is your fault for not letting us know what you want the public to know about your Club

2007 Shamrock Intercollegiate Title

Tega Cay, SC - Winthrop Captures 2007 Shamrock Intercollegiate Title Sunday, March 18, 2007 The fourth annual 2007 Shamrock Collegiate Invitational Tournament for collegiate women golfers was held March 16,17, and 19 at Tega Cay Golf Club in Tega Cay, SC. Sixteen teams traveled here from as far as Texas and Minnesota. The Shamrock Invitational was hosted by Tega Cay Golf Club, SC, and Winthrop College in Rock Hill, SC. The first round was rained out on Friday, and there were strong cold winds on Saturday that sent scores soaring. Elon had won two of the last three Shamrock titles, and after the first day Elon led the pack with Winthrop behind Elon by seven strokes. However, led by Jutta Degerman s 73, Winthrop rallied on Sunday to beat Elon by 14 strokes, and second place East Tennessee State by two strokes for the team win. Winthrop’s Jutta Degerman s final-round 73 combined with her first round 79 totaled 152 for first place medal honors. Katrina Rumpf of Charleston Southern and Lucy Gould of East Tennessee State were tied for second place with a score of 155. Winthrop won first place with (330, 312 642). Runner-up was East Tennessee State with (326, 318 644). Elon, who won twice before, was third at (323, 336 659). The rest of the field included Charleston Southern (329-332-661), Gardner-Webb U. (339, 329 - 668), Bucknell University (333, 341 - 674), High Point University (354, 330 - 684), Western Carolina U. (344, 343 - 687), Minnesota State U. (347, 351 - 698), Texas-Pan American (358, 342 - 700), Jackson State U. (351, 354 - 705), Longwood U. (366, 343 - 709), St. Francis U - PA (369, 347 - 716) Belmont Abbey Coll. (368, 354 - 722), IUPUI (373, 359 732), and The Citadel (429, 425 854). 16 Columbia SC

Montgomery Country Club, Troy, NC, 2006 Carolinas Interclub Champions

Kneeling L to R: Al Jaynes, Tim Hall, Brian Wiles, Chris Chisholm, Barry Bunting

First Row L to R: Jimmy Cox, Tim Lassiter, Carson Hurley, Buddy Walser, Richard Scott, Ted Harris

Back Row L to R: Leonard Smith, Tom Eggleston, Ricky Dunn, James Wiles, Larry Harrington, Bryan Dozier

Team members not present: Larry Preslar, Mac McDaniel, Laine Mashburn, Joe Martin Carolinas Golf Association(CGA) Kicks Off 2007 Interclub Season West End, NC - The Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) has announced the opening of the successful Carolinas Interclub program for 2007. The Carolinas Interclub has grown during the past 11 years to include 85 clubs throughtout North and South Carolina. The event features match play team competition between neighboring clubs for scratch and net golfers in individual and four-ball net competition. CGA member clubs are eligible to enter. Four clubs are paired in a group to play home-and-home matches during the regular season. The regular season begins in April and concludes with the playoffs in October. The matches are normally scheduled on Saturdays and/or Sundays and do not interfer with regular club events. These weekend events provide clubs the opportunity to play in a Ryder Cup style team competition. Twelve players from each club compete in each match. 55 + Points are awarded to the winners of Seniors Rates are Back the two individual and the one four- Mon - Thur ball match in each foursome and accumulated to determine the team winner of the home-and-home series. + Tax $25.00 Teams with the most wins after Includes free sleeve of balls completing their local matches advance, through the sectional and Call and ask about Event regional playoffs until a Carolinas Interclub Champion is determined. Pricing and Golf Outings Last year Montgomery Country Club ask of Troy, NC won the title by edging Head Pro Koll Farman River Hills Country Club of Lake Wylie, SC at Tanglewood Park’s 843-764-4618 Championship course in Clemmons, NC. Clubs interested in participating or can contact the CGA at 910.673.1000, Fax- 843-764-4534 www.carolinasgolf.org or Owned and operated by the City of Goose Creek [email protected]. Myrtle Beach 17

Vicki Hillen - Murrells Inlet, SC 2006 SC Golf Hall of Fame Inductee

Career Highlights Include: 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998 & 1999 WSCGA Stroke Play Champion; 1996, 1999 & 2001 WSCGA Match Play Champion; 2001 & 2002 SCGA/WSCGA Mixed Team Champion; 2002 & 2003 WSCGA Team Champion, Served on the board of both the WSCGA and Women’s Carolinas Golf Association.

11th Annual Mike Holland - Columbia, SC Tournament of Champions 2006 SC Golf Hall of Fame Inductee Pawleys Island - For the second day in Career Highlights Include: a row players were greeted with 1975 & 1976 Carolinas Four Ball Champion; 1976 SCGA Amateur Champion; sunny skies and windy conditions in 1978 NCAA All American; the 11th Annual Tournament of Four Time winner on the Champions held at The Tradition Club Space Coast Mini Tour; in Pawleys Island. Champions from all 1981 PGA World Team over the State came to compete in six Champion; PGA Tour low different divisions over the 36 hole nine event. score of 29; US Open apperances in 1983 & The low score of the event came from 1984; PGA Tour low round the Club Champion Division with TJ of 63 in 1990; Order of the Hines from Chesnee taking first place Palmetto in 1982; Key to with a score of 142. In the Men’s the City (Columbia) in Senior Club Division, Gary Shimmin of 1983 for work for missing Okatie shot a final round score of 67 children; Volunteer for 1976 Hootie & the Blowfish Pro-Am, SCJGF Golf Ball & SCJGA Committee. for a total of 139. The 2005 & 2006 Player of the Year, Steve Liebler of Lake Marion Where Golfers Play more for Less Irmo won the One Day Gross Division with a total of 144. Leesville resident RF Taylor won the One Day Senior Division by six shots with a total of 144. Sue Zankowski of Dataw Island held on for a one shot win in the Women’s Division. Bill Dean of Taylors won the One Day Net Division with a final net score of 140. Judoth Bresky, Patricia Craig, Rosalee Dunston, Laura Gordon Golf Package complete with Rental Villa The 2006 SCGA~WSCGA Tournament of Champions was played on the par 72, Ron Garl designed Tradition Club in Pawleys Island, SC. The field consisted of 117 men and women playing in 6 separate divisions. The Tournament of Champions is one of 18 Major Championships conducted by the South Carolina Golf Associa- (800) 344-6534 tion and is in its 11th year of exist- ence. www.santeecoopergolf.com 18 SCAGM Coupons Miler Country Club Legend Oaks Golf Club Monday off current rates Thru $5.00 Mon - Thurs Thursday $25.00 118 Legend Oaks Way-Summerville, SC 29485 (843) 873-2210 843-821-4077

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1st Annual South Carolina Amateur Golf Tournament Comming in July 2007 Two Days Mens, Ladies, Juniors, Senior Men, and Senior Woman Detals in this Issue of SCAGM 20 South Carolina Golf Courses Aberdeen Country Club (843) 399-2660 City of Charleston GC (843) 795-6517 Fort Mill Golf Course (803) 547-2044 Aiken Golf Club (803) 649-6029 Country Club of Newberry (803) 276-2385 Fox Creek Golf Club Inc. (843) 332-0613 Allendale Golf Club (803) 584-7117 Country Club of Orangeburg (803) 534-6069 Fox Run Country Club (864) 967-9505 Anderson Country Club (864) 225-8291 CC of South Carolina (843) 669-1838 Foxboro Golf Resort (800) 468-7061 Arcadian Shores Golf Club (843) 449-5217 CC of Spartanburg (864) 582-1646 Foxwood Hills (864) 647-9503 Arrowhead Country Club (843) 236-3243 Creek Club, Inc. (864) 583-7084 Furman University GC (864) 294-9091 Azalea Sands Golf Course Crescent Pointe 843) 706-2600 Gaffney Country Club (864) 489-4607 Barefoot Resort/Dye Course (843) 399-7573 Crestwood Country Club (803) 793-3651 Gator Hole Golf Club (843) 249-3543 Barefoot Resort - (843) 390-7900 Cross Creek Plantation (864) 882-8337 Glen Dornoch Golf Link (843) 249-2451 Bay Tree Plantation MGA (843) 249-1487 Crossings Golf Club (843) 665-8040 Golden Bear Golf Club (843) 689-2200 Beachwood Golf Club (843) 272-6168 Crowfield Golf & CC (843) 764-4618 Golden Hills Golf &CC (803) 957-3355 Bear Creek Golf Club (843) 681-2667 Crown Park Golf Club (843) 756-3200 GC of SC at Crickentree (803) 754-8600 Beaver Creek Golf Club (843) 393-5441 CC of Charleston (843) 795-0422 Governor’s Run Golf Club (843) 326-5513 Beech Creek Golf Course (803) 499-4653 Crystal Lakes Golf Club (803) 775-1902 Grande Dunes Golf Club (843) 449-7070 Belfair Golf Club (843) 757-0701 Cypress Point (843) 761-5599 Green Acres Golf Club (843) 358-4653 Belle Terre Golf Course (843) 236-8888 Daniel Island Club (843) 971-3555 Green Hill Golf Course (803) 438-1917 Berkeley Country Club (843) 761-4880 Darlington Country Club (843) 393-2196 Green River Country Club (843) 623-2233 Berkeley Hall Plantation (843) 815-2133 Dataw Island Club (843) 838-8250 Green Valley Country Club (864) 246-3941 Greenville Country Club - Bermuda Run Golf Club (843) 475-2884 Club (843) 842-2000 Chanticleer (864) 277-3866 Bethune Country Club (803) 334-7179 DeBordieu Club (843) 527-6000 Riverside (864) 233-6227 Bishopville Country Club (803) 428-3675 Deer Track Golf Course (843) 650-2146 Greenwood Country Club (864) 942-8862 Blackmoor Golf Club (843) 650-5555 Diamondback Golf Club (843) 756-3264 Greer Golf & Country Club (864) 877-9279 Blackville Country Club (803) 284-2565 Dogwood Hills CC (843) 538-8316 Haig Point Club (843) 686-9202 Bloody Point Club (843) 686-7000 Dolphin Head (843) 681-5550 Hampton Hall Club (843) 815-8720 Bonnie Brae Golf Club (864) 277-9838 Donaldson (864) 277-8414 Harbour Town Golf Links (843) 363-4485 Boscobel Country Club (864) 646-3991 Dunes Golf & Beach Club (843) 449-5914 Hartsville Country Club (843) 332-1441 Bowman Golf Club (843) 829-2235 Dunes West Golf Club (843) 856-9000 Heather Glen Golf Links (800) 868-4536 Brays Island Golf Club (843) 846-3149 Dusty Hills Country Club (843) 423-2721 Hejaz Shrine Country Club (864) 277-4491 Brookside Golf Club (864) 222-1242 Eagle Landing (803) 796-1667 Heritage Club (843) 237-3424 Brookstone Meadows GC (864) 964-9966 Eagle Nest Golf Club (843) 249-1449 Heron Point Country Club (843) 650-6664 Bulls Bay Golf Club (843) 881-2223 Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club (888) 325-1833 East Port Country Club (843) 249-1598 Hickory Knob Golf Club (864) 391-2450 Burning Ridge Golf Club (843) 347-0538 Edisto Beach Golf Club (843) 869-1111 Hickory Ridge A Asso (803) 776-9900 Caledonia Golf Club (843) 237-3675 Hidden Cypress Golf Course (843) 705-4999 Calhoun Country Club (803) 823-2465 Executive (843) 837-6400 Hidden Valley Country Club (803) 794-8087 Callawassie Island Club (843) 785-7888 Fairfield Country Club (803) 635-2111 Hideaway Golf Course (843) 558-3647 Camden Country Club (803) 432-3322 Falcon’s Lair Golf Club (864) 638-0000 High Meadows Country Club (864) 446- Cane Patch Par 3 (843) 449-6085 Florence Country Club (843) 669-3554 2043 Canongate/ Pinecrest GC (843) 757-8960 Forest Lake Club (803) 738-0500 Hillcrest Golf Club (803) 533-6030 Carolina Crossing GC (803) 684-5878 Fort at Ninety Six (864) 543-2757 Hilton Head National (843) 842-5900 Carolina Lakes Golf Asso (803) 895-1399 Fort Jackson MGA (803) 787-4437 Carolina SpringsGC (864) 297-9566 Carolinas Country Club (843) 357-3975 Cedar Creek Golf Club (803) 648-4206 Carolina Shelving Cedar Springs (864) 374-3396 Charleston National CC (843) 884-7799 Charleston Naval Base (843) 743-5222 Charwood Country Club (803) 755-2000 & Mirror Chechessee Creek Club (843) 987-2026 Exclusive Cheraw Country Club (843) 537-3412 Cheraw State Park GC (843) 537-2215 Cherokee National GC (864) 489-9417 Closetmaid Cherokee Plantation (843) 844-8000 Cherokee Valley Golf Club (864) 895-6758 Dealer Cherry Hill Country Club (843) 264-5422 Chesnee Country Club (864) 461-9687 Chester Golf Club (803) 581-5733 Chickasaw Point GC (864) 972-9623 Clarendon Golf & C.C. (803) 435-8752 Clio Country Club (843) 586-9361 Cobb’s Glen Golf Course (864) 226-7688 Cokesbury Hills (864) 374-7820 Colleton River Plant Club (843) 837-3131 Featuring Colonial Charters (843) 249-8809 Columbia Country Club (803) 754-8109 Conway Country Club (843) 365-3621 Alumax Com Cooper’s Creek Golf Club (803) 894-3666 Coosaw Creek Country Club (843) 767-9000 Bath Enclosures CC at Woodcreek Farm (803) 699-2411 Country Club of Beaufort (843) 522-1605 1965 Bees Ferry Road, Charleston SC (843) 852-5000 CC of Hilton Head (843) 681-4653 Country Club Of Lexington (803) 359-2515 www.carolinashelvingandmirror.com South Carolina Golf Courses 21 Holly Hill Country Club (803) 496-3460 Pawleys Plantation GC (843) 237-6200 Tega Cay Country Club (803) 548-2918 Holly Tree Golf Course (864) 967-9512 Peach Blossom Par 3 (864) 877-9316 The Carolina Country Club (864) 573-7540 Houndslake Country Club (803) 648-3333 Peach Valley Golf Club (864) 583-2244 The Cliffs at Hunter’s Creek Golf (864) 223-9286 Pebble Creek Club (864) 244-8937 Keowee Vineyards (864) 868-4444 Indian River Golf Club (803) 955-0080 Penny Branch Club (803) 625-0222 Glassy (864) 895-8104 Indian Trail Golf Course (803) 532-9010 Persimmon Hill Golf Club (803) 275-3522 Valley (864) 836-4653 Indian Wells Golf Club (843) 651-1505 Pickens Country Club (864) 878-6083 The Club at Seabrook Island (843) 768-2529 Indigo Creek Golf Club (843) 650-0381 Pine Forest Country Club (843) 851-1193 The Crow’s Nest Par Three (803) 283-4653 Island Green CC (843) 650-2186 Pine Lake Golf Club (864) 296-9960 GC Club Wescott Plantation (843) 871-2135 Island West Golf Course (843) 815-6660 Pine Lakes International CC (843) 449-6459 Golf Club at Briars Creek (843) 768-3050 Jim & Lillie Country Club (803) 471-9950 Pine Ridge Country Club (803) 637-3570 The Golf Club at Indigo Run (843) 689-5666 Kershaw Golf Club (803) 475-2104 Pineland Country Club (843) 526-2175 The International Club (843) 651-9995 Kiawah Island Club - Pinetuck Golf Club (803) 327-1141 The Legends Golf Club (843) 236-9318 Cassique (843) 768-5752 Pintail Creek Golf Club (843) 784-2426 The Links at Lakewood (803) 481-5700 River Course (843) 768-5715 Plantation Pines Golf Club (843) 559-2009 The Patriot Golf Club at Grand Kiawah Island Golf Links - Players Course at Wyboo (803) 478-2500 Harbor (864) 543-2000 Cougar Pointe (843) 266-4020 Pocalla Springs (803) 481-8322 The Plantation @ Ediston (843) 869-1111 Oak Point (843) 266-4100 Ponderosa Country Club (803) 532-3472 The Reserve Lake Keowee (864) 869-2106 Ocean Course (843) 266-4670 Port Royal Plantation (843) 686-8801 The Reserve WoodsidePlant (803) 648-1601 Osprey Point (843) 266-4640 Prestwick Golf Club (843) 293-4100 The Reserve Golf Club (843) 235-0755 Turtle Point (843) 266-4050 Quail Creek Golf Club (843) 347-0549 The River Golf Club (803) 202-0110 Lady’s Island Golf Club (843) 522-9700 Regent Park Golf Club (803) 547-1300 The Rock Golf Club (864) 878-2030 Lake Marion Country Club (803) 854-2554 Republic Golf Club (803) 482-3300 The University Club (803) 754-6415 Lakeside Country Club (864) 682-3614 River Chase Golf Club (864) 427-3055 The Wellman Club (843) 386-2521 Lakeview Golf Club (864) 277-2680 River Club (843) 237-8755 The Witch Golf Links (843) 347-2706 Legend Oaks Plantation (843) 821-4077 River Falls Plantation GC(864) 433-9192 The Wizard Golf Club (843) 236-9393 Lin Rick Amateur Golf (803) 754-6331 River Hills Country Club (803) 831-2249 Thornblade Club (864) 234-5110 Links at Stono Ferry (843) 763-1817 River Hills Golf & CC (843) 399-2100 Three Pines Country Club (864) 476-3614 Links O’Tryon (864) Tidewater Golf Club (843) 249-3829 Litchfield Country Club (843) 237-3411 River Oaks Golf Plantation (843) 236-2222 RiverSide Golf Center (803) 750-1015 Timberlake Golf Club (803) 345-9909 Long Bay Club (843) 399-2222 TPC of Myrtle Beach (843) 357-3399 Long Cove Club (843) 686-1020 RiverTowne Country Club (843) 216-3777 Robbers Roost Golf Club (843) 249-1471 Traces Golf Club (843) 662-7775 Man O’ War (843) 236-8000 Tradition Club (843) 237-5041 Marlboro Country Club (843) 479-7741 Rock Hill Country Club (803) 327-7790 Rolling Green Golf Club (864) 859-7716 True Blue Plantation (843) 237-2104 May River G. 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(843) 706-6580 Twin Lakes Country Club (843) 774-3740 McCormick Country Club (864) 391-3657 Rolling S Golf Club (864) 677-4566 Rose Hill Golf Club (843) 842-3740 Union Country Club (864) 427-6291 Mid Carolina Country Club (803) 345-6039 Verdae Greens Golf Club (864) 676-1500 Midland Valley CC (803) 663-7332 Royal Oaks Golf Club (803) 478-7272 Saluda Valley CC(864) 847-7102 Village Green Country Club (864) 472-2411 Midway Par 3 (843) 626-4561 Wachesaw Plantation Club (843) 357-1500 Miler Country Club (843) 873-2210 Sandy Point Golf Course (843) 335-8950 Santee Country Club (803) 854-2467 Wachesaw Plantation East (843) 357-2090 Millstone Golf Village (864) 295-1172 Walker Course at Clemson (864) 656-0236 Monticello GC (864) 391-4175 Santee National GC (800) 448-0152 Sea Gull Golf Course (843) 448-5931 Ware Shoals Golf Club (864) 456-2623 Moss Creek Golf Club (843) 837-2231 Waterford Golf Club (803) 324-0300 Mount Vintage Plantation (803) 279-5422 Sea Pines Country Club (843) 671-5081 Secession Golf Club (843) 522-4600 Waterway Hills CC (843) 449-6488 Musgrove Mill Golf Club (864) 833-6921 Wedgefield Plantation (843) 546-8587 Myrtle Beach NationalGC (843) 448-2308 Sedgewood Golf Course (803) 776-2177 Sgt. Jasper Country Club (843) 726-8977 Wexford Plantation (843) 686-8812 Myrtle Lake Golf Club (803) 731-1048 Whispering Pines Golf Club (843) 918-2305 Myrtlewood Golf Club (800) 283-3633 Shadowmoss Plantation CC(843)556-8251 White Pines Golf Club (803) 432-7442 New Ellenton Golf Course (803) 652-7867 Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club (843) 369-1800 White Plains Country Club (843) 672-7200 North Augusta Country Club (803) 279-0704 Shipyard Golf Course (843) 686-8802 Whitmire Golf Club (803) 694-2141 Northern Pines Golf Club (843) 756-4141 Slater Golf Club (864) 836-9237 Wyboo Golf Club (803) 478-7890 Northwoods Golf Course (803) 786-9242 Smithfields Country Club (864) 859-9545 Oak Hills Golf Club (803) 735-9830 Snee Farm Country Club (843) 884-2600 Oak Ridge Country Club (864) 582-7579 SC National Golf Club (843) 524-0300 Oakdale Country Club (843) 662-0368 South Edisto Golf Course (803) 649-3366 Oaks Plantation CC (843) 553-2422 Southern Oaks Golf Club (864) 859-6698 Santee National Ocean Creek Golf Club (843) 838-1576 Spanish Wells (843) 681-2819 Golf Club, Santee SC Ocean Point Golf Links (843) 838-1521 Spring Lake Country Club (803) 684-4898 Ocean/Sea Marsh Golf Club (843) 363-4475 Spring Valley Country Club (803) 788-3084 Call Oconee Country Club (864) 882-8037 Springfield Golf Club (803) 548-3318 Okatie Creek Club (843) 705-4653 St. George Country Club (843) 563-2816 1-800-448-0152 Old Carolina Golf Club (843) 757-8311 St. Stephen Country Club (843) 567-3263 Old South Golf Links (843) 785-5353 Starrwood Golf Club (864) 352-6700 The Best Old Tabby Golf Links (843) 987-2013 Stone Creek Cove CC (864) 224-4653 Playing Oldfield Golf Club (843) 379-5051 Stoney Point Golf Club (864) 942-0900 Oyster Bay Golf Links (800) 697-8372 Sugarfoot Golf Club (864) 369-1751 Course in Oyster Reef Golf Club (843) 681-7717 Summersett Country Club (864) 834-4781 Palmetto Dunes Golf Course (800) 827-3006 Sunset Country Club (803) 773-7220 The Santee Palmetto Golf Club (803) 649-2951 Surf Golf Club (843) 249-1524 Palmetto Hall Plantation (843) 689-4100 Swamp Fox Golf Club (843) 382-3436 Lake Area Patriots Point Golf Course (843) 881-0042 Sweetwater Country Club (803) 259-5004 Paw Paw Country Club (803) 245-4171 Tera Golf Club (864) 391-4115 22 Tournament Results The 3 County Seniors HILTON HEAD/ SAVANNAH AMATEUR GOLF TOUR Mt Pleasant SC- Charleston National Hilton Head SC - THE AMATEUR GOLF TOUR held their Tour Tournament at Golf Club was host for The 3 County the Palmetto Hall Resort. The Robert Cupp Course is located on Hilton Head Seniors with Low gross in the first Island and a member of the Heritage Group, a leading owner and operator of golf flight Roger Byrne with a score of 79. facilities nation wide. The Robert Cupp designed course was as always in First low net was Harry Moore with excellent condition. All the players had a great time and the course staff were 74. Second low net was Mike Perreault excellent hosts for the event. Kevin Arnold of Hilton Head won Championship with 76. Third low net was Rick Buono Flight in a playoff with Arnie Reddick from Rincon, GA. Both players scored 77 with 76. Fourth low net was Paul in the windy conditions. Ian Hall from Charlotte, NC finished third with an 80. Elliott with 77. Fifth low net was “A” Flight winner, Doug Newton of Ellenboro, NC beat out Tommy Cain of Donnie Moore with 78. Low gross in Sandersville, GA by one stroke with a strong 78. Craig Case of Bluffton was right the second flight was Jackie Powers behind with 80 for third place. Lenin Lezcano of Hilton Head finished fourth. with a score of 86. First low net was Thomas Burden of Bluffton shot an 85 to win “B” Flight by two strokes over David Ried with 75. Second low net Mike Hayes of Richmond Hills, GA. with Lynn Padron of Savannah finishing in was Ervin Poston with 75. Third low third with a 91. John Kolcun of Hilton Head won “C” Flight with an 89 over Mark net was David Lung with 76. Fourth Morris of Bluffton. Scott Koth of Charleston shot a 93 for third place. William low net was Walt Christensen with 76. “Tad” Smith of Bluffton shot 104 to take honors in “D” Flight over Vince Butler Fifth low net was David Lawrimore of Savannah and Rod Slifer of Hilton Head. with 76. LOw gross in the third flight was Chuck DeMars with 86. First low In the Senior Championship Flight, Pete Snow shot an 80 to win by one stroke net was Ron Heffner with 72. Second over David Eichenberger, both Hilton Head residents. Roger Clark of Hilton Head low net was Bob Cunningham with 73. took third in a play-off over Mike Peters of Richmond Hills, GA. Senior “A” Third low net was Jerry Maher with flight winner Tommy Cain of Sandersville, GA scored a smooth 79 to beat out 74. Fourth low net was Bill Segelken Craig Case of Bluffton by one stroke, with Eddie Wright of Savannah right with 74. Fifth low net was Don Yager behind for third. Ron Fix of Ellabell, GA scored an 83 to win Senior “B” Flight in with 77. LOw gross in the fourth flight a play-off over Jim Manning of Hilton Head. Terry Marvel of Bluffton finished was Roger Owens with 83. First low third. Joe Matalik of Seabrook, SC shot a 98 to win “C” Flight honors in a play- net was James Martin with 70. Second off with Gary Shillinger of Bluffton. Grant Genner of Bluffton finished in third. low net was Ted Eades with 72. Third Olin Williams of Hilton Head scored 100 to win Senior “D” Flight over James low net was TOm Hye with 74. Fourth Weatherill of Hilton Head and James Johnson of Seabrook, SC. low net was Len Aberle with 74. Fifth low net was P. C. Bryant with 74. Low Francis Marion places 12th at Furman Intercollegiate gross in the fifth flight was David Ray GREENVILLE, S.C. – Freshman Christopher Couch carded a one-under-par 71 with a score of 85. First low net was over the final 18 holes of the Furman Intercollegiate Tournament to lead Francis Randolph Elliott with 65. Second low Marion University to a (301-292-297=890) 12th-place finish. Virginia Tech (297- net was Mike Roccia with 70. Third 286-290=873) won the tournament, holding a four-stroke advantage over second- low net was Terry Wilson with 71. place Elon University (287-299-291=877). Fourth low net was Benji Timmons Elon’s Jason Judy turned in a 69 on the final day to win the individual crown by with 72. Fifth low net was Benny three strokes. Judy ended play at five-under-par 211 (71-71-69). Couch (77-71- Hayes with 73. Low gross in the sixth 71=219) tied for 15th to lead all FMU finishers. Sophomore Andrew Pitcher (76- flight was Robert McGrath with 97. 72-73=221) tied for First low net was Al Church with 73. 23rd, while Ronan Second low net was Marshall Eaddy Carolina Gutter Company O’Connor (74-73- with 73. Third low net was Richard 78=225) and Jacob 1065 Bees Ferry Road, Charleston SC (843) 852-5010 Whiteman with 73. Fourth low net was Tveit (74-76-75=225) Chuck Wellhausen with 74. Fifth low both tied for 50th EXCLUSIVE net was Gary Adams with 76. Closest position, and DEALER to the pin on hole #2 was Albert Jonathan Lavin (80- FOR: Woodberry with a distance of 0' 10". 85-81=246) was Closest to the pin on hole #14 was Gutter Toper 108th. The Patriots David Lung with a distance of 7' 7". Historic Half will return to action and April 2-3 at the Round Copper Thanks to the Staff and Charleston Carolina Gutter Company National for hosting this 3 County Wofford College Seniors Event Invitational in Seamless aluminum gutters Spartanburg SC Tournament Results 23 The 3 County Seniors at The 3 County Seniors played Wedgefield Plantation CC. at The Clarendon Golf & CC . in Manning. Georgetown SC -The low gross winner in the first slight was Donnie Moore Manning SC - Low gross in the first with a score of 74.First low net winner flight was Gerthie Godwin with a was Jerry Kerschner with 68. Second score of 72. First low net was Bob low net was Harry Martin with 70. Gamble with 66. Second low net was Third low net was David Lawrimore Lindy Swails with 70. Third low net with 70. Fourth low net was Ken was Cliff Damaska with 71. Fourth Crompton with 71. Fifth low net was low net was Winslow Lambert with Harry Moore with 71.Low gross in the 72. Fifth low net was Paul Elliott second flight was Sapp Cannon with with 73. Low gross in the second 81.First low net was Herb Herrman with Wagner survives wind, wins 40 flight was Wink Bowen with a score 68. Second low net was Ron Heffner Plus Event at RiverTowne CC of 78. First low net was Sapp with 69. Third low net was David Reid in Mt Pleasant SC Cannon with 67. Second low net with 69. Fourth low net was Gene was Boh Morris with 68. Third low Morgan with 70. Fifth low net was Joe net was Ron Heffner with 69. Fourth Greco with 70.Third flight low gross low net was Jim Makar with 70. Fifth winner was Phifer Payne with 80. with 69. low net was Chick Coolong with 70. First low net was Carl Ray with 66. Fifth flight low gross winner was Gil Low gross in the third flight was Second low net was Jack Stultz with Johnson with 88. Waine Jernigan with a score of 78. 68. Third low net was Len Aberle with First low net was Fred Gamble with First low net was Joe Schroeder 69. Fourth low net was Boh Morris 66. Second low net was George with 65. Second low net was Ray with 70. Fifth low net was David Ray Brown with Woods with 65. Third low net was with 70.Fourth flight low gross winner 67. Third low net was Tommy Watson Roger Owens with 66. Fourth low was Wayne Avant with 84. with 68. Fourth low net was Chuck net was David Lung with 67. Fifth First low net was Bob Modica with 66. Wellhausen with 69. Fifth low net was low net was Bill Wigley with 69. Second low net was Wendell Alford Al Church with 69. Low gross in the fourth flight was with Closest to the pin on hole #3 was Neville Cribb with a score of 82. 66. Third low net was Tom Prowse with Tom Ransom with a distance of 1' 0". First low net was Albert Woodberry 67. Fourth low net was Bob Hileman Closest to the pin on hole #13 was with 65. Second low net was Ted with 68. Fifth low net was Neville Cribb Sapp Cannon with a distance of 3' 6" Eades with 65. Third low net was . Bill Saparito with 65. Fourth low net was Randy Vaughan with 65. Fifth low net was Jim Lewis with 65. Low gross in the fifth flight was Ray Deal with a score of 89. First low net Real Estate Agent was Charles Wilson with 59. Second Rich Keenum low net was Richard Whiteman with (the man with the hat) 62. Third low net was George Brown 803-854-4777 with 62. Fourth low net was Bud or Edgar with 62. Fifth low net was 843-460-0997 Rembert Raines with 63. Closest to the pin on hole @2 was Harry Martin with a distance of 1' 4". Closest to the pin on hole #16 was Boh Morris with a distance of 7' 4.5".

Phil Roland bic SCAGM 1st Annual Amateur Golf Tournament Lake Marion & Santee Cooper CC Santee SC July 7th & 8th 2007

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