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2013 Web.Com Tour OPEN QUALIFYING DATES of PLAY 2013 Web.com Tour OPEN QUALIFYING DATES OF PLAY WEB.COM TOUR EVENT PGA SECTION CONTACT Chitimacha Louisiana Open Brandon Roll (Tournament Director) Monday, March 18 Le Triomphe Club Gulf States 100 Club Blvd. 3115 6 th St, #110 Broussard, LA 70518 Metairie, LA 70002 337/856-9005 504/799-2444 888/721-4037 Fax WNB Golf Classic Mike Stiller (Tournament Director) Monday, April 8 Midland Country Club Northern Texas PGA 6101 North Highway 349 15150 Preston Road #250 Midland, TX 79705 Dallas, TX 75248 432/682-4378 214/420-7421 214/420-7424 Fax South Georgia Classic Pat Day (Tournament Director) Monday, April 22 Kinderlou Forest Golf Club Georgia PGA 4005 Bear Lake Road 590 West Crossville Road, #204 Valdosta, GA 31601 Roswell, GA 30075 229/219-2300 678/461-8600 678/461/0500 Fax Stadion Classic at UGA Pat Day (Tournament Director) Monday, April 29 University of Georgia Golf Course Georgia PGA 2600 Riverbend Road 590 West Crossville Road, #204 Athens, GA 30605 Roswell, GA 30075 706/369-5739 678/461-8600 678/461/0500 Fax Mid-Atlantic Championship Jeremy Greiner (Tournament Dir.) Tuesday, May 28 TPC Potomac at Avenue Farm Middle Atlantic Section 10000 Oaklyn Drive 1 PGA Drive Potomac, MD 20854 Stafford, VA 22554 301/469-3700 540720-7420 540/720-7076 Fax Wichita Open Cameron Trail (Tournament Director) Monday, June 10 Crestview Country Club South Central PGA 1000 North 127 th Street 951 North Forest Ridge Blvd. Wichita, KS 67206 Broken Arrow, OK 74014 316/733-1344 918/357-3332 918/357-3328 Fax Rex Hospital Open Cory Armstrong (Tournament Dir.) Monday, June 17 TPC Wakefield Plantation Carolinas Section 2201 Wakefield Plantation Drive 6271 Bryan Park Road Raleigh, NC 27614 Browns Summit, NC 27214 919/488-5100 336/398-2742 336/398-2743 Fax 2013 WEB.COM TOUR OPEN QUALIFYING DATES OF PLAY WEB.COM TOUR EVENT PGA SECTION CONTACT United Leasing Championship Matt Schmidt (Tournament Director) Monday, June 24 Victoria National Golf Club Indiana PGA 2000 Victoria National Blvd. 2625 Hurricane Road Newburgh, IN 47630 Franklin, IN 46131 812/858-8230 317/738-9696 317/738-9436 Fax Utah Championship Scott Whittaker (Executive Director) Monday, July 8 Willow Creek Country Club Utah PGA 8505 Willow Creek Drive 580 West 3300 South Sandy, UT 84093 Salt Lake City, UT 84115 801/942-1954 801/566-1005 801/326-8098 Fax Midwest Classic Brad Demo (Tournament Director) Monday, July 15 Nicklaus Golf Club at Lions Gate Midwest Section 14425 Dearborn Avenue 1960 NW Cooper Oaks Circle Overland Park, KS 66203 Blue Springs, MO 64015 913/402-1000 816/229-6565 816/220-9644 Fax Albertsons Boise Open Vaughn Jenkins (Executive Director) Monday, July 22 Hillcrest Country Club Rocky Mountain Section 4610 Hillcrest Drive 1303 South Five Mile Road Boise, ID 83705 Boise, ID 83709 208/343-5425 208/939-6028 208/939-6058 Fax Price Cutter Charity Championship Brad Demo (Executive Director) Monday, August 5 Highland Springs Country Club Midwest Section 5400 Highland Springs Blvd. 1960 NW Cooper Oaks Circle Springfield, MO 65809 Blue Springs, MO 64015 417/886-0408 816/229-6565 816/220-9644 Fax News Sentinel Open David Olinger (Tournament Director) Monday, August 12 Fox Den Country Club Tennessee Section 12284 North Fox Den Drive 400 Franklin Road Knoxville, TN 37922 Franklin, TN 37069 865/966-9771 615/790-7600 615/790-8600 Fax .
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