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Magazine Charleston City 4 Ball Champions Dustin Bar & Tim Tang Magazine Charleston City 4 Ball Champions Dustin Bar & Tim Tang The Voice of Amateur Golfers Vol 7 issue 2 Upcoming Golf Events For CGA Tournaments - Coming in July www.carolinasgolf.org 1st ever SCAGM For WSCGA Tournaments - Golf Tournamnet www.wscga.org Where: Santee SC Who: Men, Ladies, Juniors, For EWGA Tournaments - Senior Men, & Senior Ladies www.ewga.com Look for De- For SCJGA Tournaments - www.scjga.org tails in this It has been with great pleasure For SCGA Tournaments - issue that we have brought this maga- www.scgolf.org zine to press each month over the SCAGM last 5 years. We have enjoyed the Subscription Rate (843) 460-0997 Office many comments and feed back mailed to your address (877) 350-3494 Fax number that you our reader have given us. [email protected] upon publication $29.95 [email protected] We embark on new ground with per year. mailing address: this issue of the magazine and South Carolina Amateur hope that you all enjoy what we Advertising rates for Golf Magazine have to offer and continue to South Carolina Amateur 149 Saluda Drive support our advertisers. Golf Magizine. Santee S.C. , 29142 Copyright 2007 by South Carolina Ama- We will have on page 10 a com- 1/12 page 49.95 monthly teur Golf Magazine. All rights reserved. Re- production or use of editorial or graphic plete detail of how the magazine content in any manner without written per- has changed and what it will mean 1/8 page 99.95 monthly mission, is prohibited. The publisher as- sumes no responsibility for the return of to you our reader and also to our unsolicited material and in no event shall many advertisers. 1/4 page 199.95 monthly material subject this magazine to any claim for holding fees or other charges. The pub- lisher does not assume responsibilty for Once again we ask for your input 1/3 page 299.95 monthly statements made by advertisers and liabil- ity for any publisher’s error in advertise- and update of happenings in and ments is limited to the cost of the adver- around the golf course that effects 1/2 page 399.95 monthly tisement. the daily lives of todays amateur. 2/3 page 499.95 monthly In This Issue.. We still can be reached at 843- Upcoming Events Page 2 SC hole-in-one’s Page 5 460-0997 and also at two emails: Full Page 599.95 monthly City 4 ball Page6 [email protected] & Tournament scores Page 8 [email protected] & also Back Cover 799.95 monthly Magazine news Page 10 can be faxed @ 877-350-3494 Cart Girl Page 12 Hit it Strait and Long and may all All ads minimum of 3 Course of Month Page 13 months Am - Can play Page 14 of your putts find the hole. R&B Player of year Page 15 SCAGM Coupons Page 18 Contact SCAGM for Special Rates for Fund Raising Golf SCAGM Coupons Page 19 SC Course Listings Page 20 Outings or Golf Tournaments Special Rates for One time ADS SC Course Listings Page 21 Three County Seniors Page 23 3 Hilton Head Island HILTON HEAD/ SAVANNAH AMATEUR GOLF TOUR SCAGM The Hilton Head/Savannah division of THE AMATEUR GOLF TOUR opened their 2007 season on Saturday, January 6th at the Oyster Reef Golf Club. 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 Golf Digest 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 par 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.
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