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For WSCGA Tournaments - November 17th & 18th Johnny Adams www.wscga.org / Charleston City Mixed Team Golf Championship (Professional and Amateur Flights) For EWGA Tournaments - th th www.ewga.com December 7 – 9 City of Charleston Men’s Senior City Golf Champion- ship For SCJGA Tournaments - th The summer has almost left www.scjga.org December 26 City of Charleston Parent – Child Golf Championship us and I for one am not (Professional and Amateur Flights) ready to start worrying For SCGA Tournaments - about the cold. I do love this www.scgolf.org State and the great weather that we have year round. Subscription Rate (843) 460-0997 Office The year so far has been a mailed to your address (877) 350-3494 Fax number [email protected] great one although it has upon publication $29.95 [email protected] been hot in the Month of per year. mailing address: August and maybe just a Advertising rates for South Carolina Amateur little to hot for the good of Golf Magazine South Carolina Amateur the many golf courses and 149 Saluda Drive Golf Magizine. also for us the humans. All Santee S.C. , 29142 Copyright 2007 by South Carolina Ama- in all I still like the heat and 1/12 page 29.95 monthly teur Golf Magazine. All rights reserved. Re- production or use of editorial or graphic would rather try to get cool content in any manner without written per- 1/8 page 49.95 monthly mission, is prohibited. The publisher as- than to get warm. Play well sumes no responsibility for the return of and enjoy what we have and unsolicited material and in no event shall material subject this magazine to any claim thank a Vet for the good 1/4 page 99.95 monthly for holding fees or other charges. The pub- lisher does not assume responsibilty for life. statements made by advertisers and liabil- Please be aware that the 1/3 page 199.95 monthly ity for any publisher’s error in advertise- ments is limited to the cost of the adver- magazine is now on the web tisement. and available via e-mail 1/2 page 299.95 monthly direct to you. Send us an e- In This Issue.. Upcoming Events Page 2 mail and we will add you to 2/3 page 399.95 monthly SC hole-in-one’s Page 5 the list to receive the maga- Rules Page6 zine. Spread the word and Amateur Champ Page 8 Full Page 499.95 monthly Junior Match Play Page 10 let your friends know that Girl Player Page 12 we still do this for FREE. E- Course of Month Page 13 Back Cover 599.95 Santee Amateur Page 14 Mail us @ monthly 2007 WSCGA Match Play Page 17 [email protected] SCAGM Coupons Page 18 SCAGM Coupons Page 19 Contact SCAGM for Special Rates for Fund Raising Golf SC Course Listings Page 20 Outings or Golf Tournaments Special Rates for One time ADS SC Course Listings Page 21 Classifieds Page 24 3 Hilton Head Island Rachel Uremovich on the Move Hilton Head SC - The smile on Rachel Uremovich’s face stretched from ear to ear as she told her Hilton Head Island High School teammates about the recruiting letters that are starting to fill her mailbox — one from the University of North Carolina arrived Saturday, followed Tuesday by correspondence from Notre Dame, UCLA, South Carolina and Texas.

If she keeps playing like this, Uremovich might have to take out a post office box.

The Hilton Head High junior fired a 1-under-par 35 on the Devil’s Elbow South Course at Moss Creek on Tuesday, finishing nine shots ahead of the next-best score and leading the Seahawks to a 175 total and a victory over their county rivals from Bluffton and Beaufort high schools.

The Seahawks were 11 shots better in beating the same two teams a week ago at Dataw Island, but their margin of victory was bigger Tuesday. Hilton Head High finished 16 shots ahead of Bluffton a week after beating the Bobcats by 14 shots in both teams’ opener.The Bobcats struggled from top to bottom Tuesday, with Heather Wiquist leading the way with a 44 and Kendra Collins shooting 45. Coach Jim Corbin hopes to see his team work out some of its problems this week in practice.

“I’m still at a loss with this team, because they’re so much better than what they’re shooting,” Corbin said. “The physical game is not our problem. ... I think they just need to believe in themselves and stop putting so much pressure on them- selves.”

Uremovich took the pressure off her teammates by giving the Seahawks a big cushion in the No. 1 slot, even though she said she wasn’t at her best.“I actually really didn’t play that good,” Uremovich said. “I played decent, and I scrambled well.”

Uremovich fought her driver a bit but still managed to hit seven of nine greens in regulation, an impressive task considering Moss Creek’s tiny greens. After starting at No. 3, Uremovich rolled in a 15-foot birdie putt at the par-3 fifth hole. She gave one back at the par-4 ninth to drop to even par, but got it right back with a 20-foot birdie putt at the par-4 first.

Kylie Gratton shot 49 to lead the Eagles, who shaved 15 shots off their score from last week. All three teams are in action again Tuesday at Coosaw Creek Country Club in North Charleston. The New Home of David Ayers Santee Embroidery & Lowcountry Custom Visit our web site to see Golf fitting studio 2007 apparel & acces- sories www.companycausals.com/santee Mt Pleasant 1602 Hwy 17 N 803-854-4148 843-856-6465 4 Charleston Wittiak and Dunnagan take score in each of their age brackets to Dennis and Covar Take 2007 Thomas D. Todd All Stars combine for a boys and girls chapter Colin Wittiak and Danielle Dunnagan championship. The Greenville chapter Cuthbert All Stars Championship! captured the overall girls and boys took the boys competition while th titles in the 17 playing of the SCJGA Columbia held on to the overnight lead Seabrook Island – Anne Marie Covar All Stars Championship. Wittiak in the girls division to win the overall. held on to her first round lead to take the backed up his opening 69 with an overall girls championship in the 2007 even par 72 to take his first SCJGA Thanks to the Hootie and the Blowfish Tommy Cuthbert All Stars Champion- major Championship while Danielle Monday After the Masters Pro Am, ship. Trey Dennis claimed top honors in bested her cousin, Maureen, by six funds are available to offer internships the boys 15-18 division with a tourna- shots. The players qualified through for the summer series to young people ment total of 147. The Ocean Winds Club their local chapters of the Hootie and interested in golf tournament opera- at Seabrook Island played host to the the Blowfish Summer Series. Each tions. Former junior players Daniel event conducted by the SCJGA. chapter brought their best two players Castles, Jamie Daniel, and Chase Butler of the seven age brackets that were all on hand helping to put on this Covar compiled rounds of 82 and 81 for competed all summer long in regional great event. A great big thanks goes a two day total of 163 and a nine shot stroke play events. out to all of our chapter directors, margin of victory. Moncks Corner interns, and most certainly our host native Dennis came from behind with a The tournament is held in honor of golf courses of the SCJGA. final round 71 to earn his first All Stars Thomas D. Todd, a Laurens native victory. Steven Behr of Florence that was a big supporter of junior golf. The 2007 Champions are Colin Wittiak successfully defended his 2006 title with The Todd name is synonymous with (Boys 15-18), Ben Fogler (Boys 13-14), a two day total of 145 thanks to a final great golf in SC as his three sons are Ryan Lamb (Boys 10-12), Stephen round 70. very accomplished players. Grandchil- Reynolds (Boys 8-9), Danielle dren of Mr. Todd are all involved with Dunnagan(Girls 14-18), Louise Oxner Hilton Head’s, Wesley Long shot a three competitive golf, thanks to his own (Girls 11-13), and Kelli Murphy (Girls 8- under par 33 for a two day total of 71 to dedication to the game with his own 10) take the boys 10-12 bracket. McKenzie family. Talbert from Aiken won the girls 11 – 13 division with a two day total of 78. Jack Columbia’s Ben Fogler got off to a Connor & Blake Graham Carter took the top honors in the boys 8- great start after his opening round 65. 9 division as Hannah Casey finished on He birdied his first three holes in route top in the girls 8-10. to a 67 and a thirteen stroke margin of victory in the boys 13-14 division. He The Hilton Head Chapter took top had quite an impressive showing as honors in both the boys and girls team the young man had his best tourna- championship. Aiken finished second in ment finish at 12 under par. The the overall boys while Charleston chapters are also taking their best finished runner up in the girls competition.The All Stars is a stroke play competition played over two days that is comprised of the top point Junior Golfers Honored At winners in each of the nineteen chapters Pinehurst of the Hootie and the Blowfish Summer Series. The chapters are made up of Connor and Blake Graham was recog- geographical regions in SC and vary in nized and congratulated for their size from fifty youngsters to well over efforts in South Carolina Junior Golf two hundred in the bigger cities. Each today in Pinehurst NC. Connor’s third chapter completes play in seven place finish at Seabrook Island SCJGA 2 day Championship and Blake ‘s top 5% different age brackets over the summer finish in the South Strand chapter tournaments in Pawleys Island SC. The months in their own local markets. The BMOA of Raleigh and the Regional McDonald’s Corporation at the William top two players in each bracket earn Pretty Jr. 2007 Golf Classic that raises funds for deserving Shaw University their way into the season ending All students gave Connor and Blake the opportunity to be honorary guests at the Stars Championship to test their game event and a chance to pass out the awards. A special thanks goes out to local against the wider scope of statewide McDonald’s owners and operators for the invitation to participate in such a talent. Nine Chapters were on hand representing the low state of SC. grand ceremony with such a noble cause! Mt Pleasant 5 South Carolina Hole In One Club DATE NAME COURSE HOLE YARDAGE 24-Jul-07 Brian Coates Santee Cooper Resort 3rd 183 27-Jul-07 Sam B. Davis The Golf Club @ Star Fort 16th 164 31-Jul-07 Carol McCabe Shadowmoss Plantation 4th 105 05-Aug-07 John Durst Fort Jackson 3rd 173 09-Aug-07 Robert G. Massalon Shadowmoss Plantation 4th 165 11-Aug-07 Teenie Simmons The Golf Club @ Star Fort 16th 140 13-Aug-07 John Stoehr Mt. Vintage 15th 139 13-Aug-07 Diane Miller Moss Creek - North 5th 143 15-Aug-07 Larry Blasch The Homestead-Cascades 4th 192 22-Aug-07 James L. Evans Fort Jackson 15th 107 24-Aug-07 Bob Hiller The Links @ Stoney Point 13th 122 27-Aug-07 Jeff Stoehr The Links @ Stoney Point 13th 110

VIGNATI EXPECTED TO MAKE TITLE DEFENSE IN CAROLINAS SENIOR AMATEUR,

WEST END, NC - Reigning champion Joe Vignati of Bluffton, SC is among the 226 golfers who have entered the 46th Carolinas Senior Amateur Championship, a Carolinas Golf Association event scheduled to be played Sept. 11-13 at Dunes West Golf Club in Mount Pleasant, SC. Vignati won the rain-plagued tournament for golfers ages 55 and over last Novem- ber at Cape Fear Country Club in Wilmington, NC by shooting 73-69—142. The final round of the scheduled 54-hole stroke play competition was canceled because of a turbulent low pressure system that produced extremely high winds and several tornadoes in the area. Also expected to be in this year’s field are 2006 runnerup Bill Palmer of Bluffton, SC, who wound up one stroke behind Vignati, and third-place finisher Bill Boles of Wilson, NC, who finished three strokes off the pace. The entry list also includes Paul Simson of Raleigh, NC, the 2006 Carolinas Senior Player of the Year. Golfers in the Champion- ship Division are scheduled to play 54 holes, with the field cut to the low 60s scorers and those tied for 60th after 36 holes. An additional 20 players will compete in a 36-hole Super Senior Division for those ages 70 and above. The par-72 Dunes West course, an Arthur Hills creation that opened in 1991, will play at 6,508 yards for the seniors. For more information about the Carolinas Senior Amateur Championship at Dunes West Golf Club and other CGA events, visit the Championship Home Page online at www.carolinasgolf.org.

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The SCJGA Junior Golf Land Program is ever ex- panding. Riverside Golf Center, opening in Spring 1997, paved the way for a youngsters to have access to this great game. The City of Columbia Golf Center has since opened in late 2001 to expand the reach of the SCJGA! The Junior Golf Land program was next introduced in Spartanburg, SC at the Creek Golf Club. Little Legends is open to junior golfers between the ages Greenville and Myrtle Beach came on line in 2005, of 8 and 12. The mission of the series is to provide youth bringing the total to five. Charleston and Hilton Head with a fun team environment to introduce golf competi- are the next targets for Junior Golf Land expansion. tion and friendship. There are three seasons conducted each year and all matches are played at the par 3 course at Junior Golf Land.

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Thanks to the efforts of Hootie & the Blowfish Mon- day After the Masters and a grant from the United States Golf Association (USGA), we now have the ability to offer these services to youth organizations free of charge: • Golf clubs and balls for all participants • Quality golf instruction • Nine hole par 3 course • Practice range and short game area • “Hootie Hut” Clubhouse Groups and Outings If your organization is interested in scheduling a visit to our facility, please contact our staff at (803) 732-9311. Applications can be obtained below or from the South Carolina Junior Golf Association.

8 Florence Patriots open 2007-08 golf FMU Golf Corporate schedule in Tennessee Challenge, sponsored by BB&T FLORENCE, S.C. – The Francis Marion University men’s golf team FLORENCE, SC – The Francis will embark upon its first season as a Marion University golf program will full-fledged NCAA Division I member hold its seventh-annual Corporate on Monday (Sept. 10) when the Challenge golf tournament, spon- Patriots compete in the 54-hole Scenic sored by Branch Banking and Trust City Invitational hosted by the Company (BB&T), at The Country University of Tennessee-Chatta- Club of South Carolina in Florence. nooga. 2007 - 08 Francis Marion U The Challenge is a four-player team men’s golf team The tournament will be played at the stroke event, handicapped by 75 Council Fire Country Club in Chatta- percent of USGA handicaps. A nooga and will consist of 36 holes on Couch earned his team’s MVP award maximum field of 32 teams is expected Monday and 18 holes on Tuesday. last year as a freshman. He finished in to be filled by corporations and the top half of the field in all but one individuals from throughout the Pee Fifth-year Francis Marion head coach event, including five Top-25 finishes Dee region and the state. Players will Mark Gaynor welcomes back all six and two Top-15 showings; carded five be competing for personal prizes as lettermen from last year’s squad that sub-par rounds; and set the school well as having their corporate name compiled a team stroke average of record for a freshman with his final- engraved on the tournament’s 299.73. round 66 at William & Mary’s tourna- perpetual trophy on display at The ment. Country Club of South Carolina. Junior Peter McGibney, a transfer Tournament registration also from Northwestern Oklahoma State While at Northwestern Oklahoma State, includes player gifts, lunch, and a University, will join the squad this McGibney compiled a 76.7 stroke veranda party and awards ceremony year after attending FMU last year, average and tied for 28th place at the following the conclusion of play. but not playing. 2006 NAIA regional tournament. He was the Rangers’ top finishers in eight “This event continues to have a “The guys are looking forward to of nine tournaments, and posted five great impact on the success of the starting the season,” Gaynor said. Top-10 showings. He finished 20th at FMU golf program,” stated FMU golf “They have all played a lot of golf the 2006 Irish Youths’ Amateur Open coach Mark Gaynor. “As we enter this summer, and I can tell they have Championship, and is a past All-Ireland our first year as a full-fledged been preparing on their own. We National High School Match-Play Division I member, the proceeds from should be a more mature group this champion. the Challenge will help greatly in our year. Everyone knows the drill which ability to compete at the highest makes the preparation and participa- Gaynor’s line-up for the opening level. We strive to make this event tion in tournament play easier. tournament will be Couch, McGibney, more special each year, and I want Hopefully that will allow us to shave O’Connor, Pitcher, and Tveit. FMU those who are involved to know that some strokes off our averages. placed 17th at last year’s Scenic City they each have a hand in the success Invitational. of our collegiate program. “I am looking for steady improvement and consistency in our play. I hope The following Monday and Tuesday “Over the past six years, the event we will create opportunities and then (Sept. 17-18), Francis Marion will play has raised more than $91,000 (+) to take advantage of them. Last year, we host to the 23rd-annual Raines Devel- benefit the Patriot golf program.” gave away spots with poor rounds. opment Group Intercollegiate at the We hope to remedy that in 2007-08.” Country Club of South Carolina. BB&T is rated as one of the country’s safest and soundest The returning players include: senior financial institutions. Jacob Tveit (76.31 stroke average in 2006-07); juniors Keith Crowley (80.36), Ronan O’Connor (76.13), and Andrew Pitcher (74.39); and sopho- mores Christopher Couch (74.19) and Jonathan Lavin (79.52). Steve Conrad @ www.carolinasmartswing.com Aiken 9

2007 Carolinas Junior Team back row Captain dan O’Connell, Mitchell Gray, Wesley Bryan, Andy Knox, Austin Reeves, front row Crawford Reeves, Harold Varner III, Lee Bedford and Robert Hoadley

VIRGINIAS WINS THE 25th VIRGINIAS-CAROLINAS JUNIOR MATCHES

LYNCHBURG –– The eight-golfer Virginia team prevailed for a four-point victory (10-6) over their Carolinas counterparts to win the 25th Virginias-Carolinas Junior Matches, which concluded today at Boonsboro Country Club (6,748 yards, par 36- 36—72).

Virginias owned a one-point edge (4½-3½) following first-day foursome and four-ball matches. In a closely-contested final day of singles matches, Virginias notched a three-point victory (5½-2½). Virginias took home the Vinny Giles Trophy, snapped a two-match winless streak to Carolinas and claimed their first victory at Boonsboro since 2001, also their last win on Virginia soil.

In taking the title, Virginias won four singles matches and halved three others. Central Virginians Garrett Whitmore (Midlothian) and Bryce Chalkley (Chester) posted victories in the opening two matches. This year’s VSGA Junior Am runner-up, Whitmore bested Harold Varner III (Gastonia, N.C.), 2 and 1, while Chalkley made par at the last to defeat Mitchell Gray (Florence, S.C.), 1 up. Carolinas posted its only victory of the day in match three when North Carolina Junior Amateur champion Robert Hoadley (Southern Pines, N.C.) bested Jacob Singleton (Brookneal, Va.), 5 and 3. Singleton, though, went undefeated in first-day foursome and four-ball encounters.

Matches four and five were halved. Midlothian’s Nicholas Austin made birdie at No. 18 to earn one-half point in his match against Andy Knox (Cary, N.C.), while reigning VSGA Junior Match Play champion Michael Moyers (Stanardsville) halved Austin Reeves (Greenville, S.C.) The City of Charleston Golf Course Virginias clinched the ’07 trophy when U.S. Junior Am participant Evan Beck (Virginia Beach) got past Crawford “The Muni” Reeves (Greenville, S.C.), 2 and 1; Beck led the way for Virginias over the two 2110 Maybank Highway – Charleston, SC – 29412 – Ph: (843) 795-6517 days, accounting for a team-best two- www.charlestoncity.info/golf [email protected] and-a-half points. Making his team-high third appearance on the squad, VSGA PGA Golf Professional – Jeff Yost PGA Teaching Professional – Brian Ferguson Amateur Championship semifinalist Aaron Eckstein (Salem) notched a 1-up Nestled on the banks of the Stono River on James Island, The City of Charleston win versus Lee Bedford (Cary, N.C.) in Golf Course, affectionately known as “The Muni” by Charlestonians, is brilliantly designed to welcome beginners of all ages and challenge golfers of every skill level. match seven. In the concluding match, With greens that roll true, a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and superb playing reigning VSGA Junior Amateur Champi- conditions year-round, it is not surprising that golfers drive from many of the nearby onship winner Brinson Paolini (Virginia destination resorts to enjoy one of the best golf values in South Carolina. Beach) halved South Carolina Junior Amateur champion Wesley Bryan The Place to Shop (Chapin, S.C.). Gloves - Hats - Citadel, Gamecock, and Clemson logo items-Free Personalization on Titleist Golf Balls-Shirts and Mocknecks- Virginias won final round singles matches, 5½-2½ Waterproof Shoes

Virginias won the 25th Virginias- Lowest Every Day Price on Golf Balls Carolinas Junior Matches, 10-6 in Charleston! 10 Columbia 13th Annual Mid Amateur Four Ball Championship In a dramatic finish with a birdie on the second playoff hole, the team of Jeff McCutcheon and Chip Whitt earned the title of 2007 SCGA Mid Am Four Ball Champions. Columbia’s Chris Mitchell and Jarrett Grimes along with Ell- Field is set for the ison McCoy from Greenville and Simpsonville’s Blanton Phillips finished Bobby Chapman tied for second at 129. The team of David DuPre and Greg Sweatt, the first round leaders from Spartanburg SC - Eighty four players Blythewood and Irmo, couldn’t hold their form from day one and fin- are confirmed for the 2007 playing of ished three shots off the lead at 12 under par. Charleston’s Bert Atkinson the Bobby Chapman Junior Invita- tional. The highly skilled field hails and Sammy Truett of Surfside Beach finished fourth, one shot back while from 16 states and the Caymen the Jeff Jaeggi and Yancey Johnson duo from Simpsonville finished in fifth Islands, putting a true international two shots behind. flavor into the event. Players quali- fied though local, regional, and national competitions and were invited based on those merits. Five AJGA victories are represented along with 15 state championships, 22 USGA Junior Championship contes- tants, and 23 other major titles as well. The field boasts an average handicap of below scratch and 11 players are ranked in the top 100 of Golfweek’s junior rankings.

The tournament is held in honor of the late Robert H. Chapman, Jr. Chapman, a long time member of the Country Club of Spartanburg, was the only man to serve as president of both the South Carolina Golf Associa- tion & Carolinas Golf Association. He was an accomplished player and served the USGA in several capaci- ties. In his business life, Chapman was a local and national leader in the textile industry. The tournament also benefits the Spartanburg Foundation and the South Carolina Junior Golf Foundation. To date, over $100,000 has gone to scholarship recipients through both organizations thanks to the many kind supporters of the Bobby Chapman.

For more information, contact Chris Miller with the SCJGA at (803) 732- 9311. Greenville 11 Ranked 19th in 2007-08 The Lady Indians ranked 19th Indians finish 10th at Kiawah Invitational NEW YORK, N.Y. – Newberry College women’s golf is ranked 19th in the NEWBERRY, S.C. - The Newberry 2007-08 preseason edition of the Golf College men’s golf team finished the World/NGCA Coaches Poll released Kiawah Invitational in Kiawah Island, on Wednesday. S.C. in 10th place after completing round two on Tuesday. The Indians The Lady Indians finished the 2006- shot 311 in the second day of the 07 campaign as South Atlantic tournament following a team total of Conference champions and rising 298 on Monday. Newberry’s top sophomore Franziska Blum competed individual finish came from freshman individually in the NCAA South Newberry College men’s Daniel Stanley. The first year Indian Regional in Lakeland, Fla. last May. golf team shot a 70 on Monday and finished Blum was also named an honorable Tuesday with a score of 78. Stanley’s mention to the National Golf Coaches 148 total, four over par, was good Association (NGCA) All-American enough to tie him for 18th. team for 2006-07. Fellow freshman Ben Lown sported The Lady Indians return six golfers the next best Indian finish, tied for for the upcoming season, including 24th, after following a day one score seniors Laura Duncan, Lindsay of 76 with a 74 on Tuesday. Indian Gifford, and Ashley Ratcliff. freshman John Allen Meetze Newberry is one of two South completed the tournament nine-over Atlantic Conference teams in the par, tied for 33rd. Sophomore preseason poll and one of 10 teams Brandon Burnside finished with a from the south region. The Lady two-day score of 158, 14-over par, Indians received a vote total of 100 and junior Billy Burrows did not points compete in the second day after shooting an 83 on Monday. 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

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Santee SC - The Cross Station of Santee Cooper held their annual golf outing to raise money for the Heart Association. There were 126 players and all had a great time and the Heart Asscociation was the real winner.

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Frank Williams & Lewis Rollins 34th Annual SCGA Senior Better Ball

Frank Williams and Lewis Rollins shot a second round of 67 and a two day total of 132 for a two shot victory in the 2007 SCGA Senior Better Ball Championship. Finishing in second place were Defending Champions Randy Johnson and Joe Padgett at 134.

Williams and Rollins, both from Greenwood, were steady throughout the round taking advantage of key shots and minimizing mistakes. The tandem combined for a total of 6 Don Reed of Santee Cooper birdies on the day and only one bogey, which came on the difficult par four 6th hole. Two close approach shots from Williams on both 7 and 8 for birdie negated that error and the team went on cruise control through the rest of the round to clinch their first Senior Better Ball Championship.

In the first flight JD Siconolfi and Danny Woodward from Walhalla won with a score of 138. Columbia natives, Bucky Grice and Lee Jordan, shot a two day total of 142 to capture the Second Flight.

The 2007 SCGA Senior Better Ball Championship was played on the par 72 – 6,413 yard, Santee Cooper Country Club in Santee, S.C. The field consisted of 64 two-man teams playing Best Ball format conducted over thirty six holes. The Senior Better Ball Championship is one of 18 Major Championships conducted annually by the South Carolina Golf Association. Gary Hensley, Bert Loving, Jeff Hanes, Bill Rodgers Mike Lynes, Walter Watkins, Ed Taylor, Tom Henderson Florence 15 Luke Men’s Golf Alum Johnson Hopkins Hopkins Wins Amateur Helps U.S. Retain Walker Cup With a final round of one under par 71 and NEWCASTLE, COUNTY DOWN, N. tournament total of 276, Luke Hopkins is the IRELAND — Coastal Carolina men’s 2007 SCGA Amateur Champion. golf alum Dustin Johnson, along with teammate Colt Knost, scored a 1-up Starting the day with a six shot lead, Hopkins victory in their foursomes match in the stayed steady making pars on the first five morning as part of a U.S. sweep that holes. His first birdie of the day came on the fueled the Americans’ victory of 12 1/2- 588 yard par five 6th hole. Two more pars and 11 1/2 at the 2007 Walker Cup Matches another birdie on the 9th hole had the 20 year at Royal County Down Golf Club, Sept. old Clemson sophomore at two under for the 8-9. This was the first time the U.S. day and nursing an eight shot lead. The team had won the Walker Cup on Greer native added another birdie on the par foreign soil in 12 years, as Johnson four 10th hole and continued on his par run was 1-1-1 in his three matches over the weekend. until hole 15. The Champion’s one hiccup of the day came on the 452 yard par four 15th hole where he made a double bogey. Three pars coming in, including a th Three-time All-American Dustin four on the tough 18 hole, insured Hopkins of the victory. Johnson teamed for the second straight The victory by Luke Hopkins now means a Clemson University golfer has held day with Colt Knost of SMU, the the Amateur Championship title 7 out of the last 11 years. reigning U.S. Amateur and U.S. Amateur Public Links champion, as the The top twenty from this year’s Championship will be exempt from qualifying in pair held on to the final hole for a 1up 2008 when the event will be conducted at Musgrove Mill. Twenty one players win against to defeat Rhys Davies & finished at 293 or better which tied for the elusive 20th spot. Nigel Edwards of the Great Britain & The 2007 SCGA Amateur Championship was played on the par 72 – 7,085 yard Ireland team. The match was tight as Country Club of South Carolina layout in Florence, SC. The event began with a neither team led by more than one hole field of 137 players and was cut to the low 70 and ties after the first two days of throughout. The U.S. pair was down play. 71 players made the cut at 153. The Amateur Championship is one of 18 one after 12 holes, but won the 13th Major Championships run by the South Carolina Golf Association and is in its and 14th holes and then halved the 76th year of existence remainder for the 1-up win.

On the first day, Johnson teamed with Women’s Golf’s Felgueroso reigning U.S. Amateur and U.S. Amateur Public Links champion Colt Named Big South Female Athlete Knost in the second match of the of the Year morning, taking on Rory McIlroy, winner of the Silver Medal in this CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Coastal Carolina year’s British Open Championship as freshman women’s golfer Aruka top amateur, and Jonathan Caldwell. Felgueroso (Madrid, Spain) has been After leading a majority of the match, voted the Big South Conference Female Knost and Johnson could not hold the Student-Athlete of the Year for 2006-07 lead over the closing holes and ended by the League’s Athletics Directors, up halving their match. Johnson then Senior Woman Administrators and Sports played Rhys Davies, who played Information Directors, it was announced against Johnson numerous times while today by the Conference office. a collegian at East Tennessee State, in the afternoon singles. Davies jumped Felgueroso becomes the first Big South on top early, winning four of the first golfer – male or female – to win the Big seven holes, and never looked back en South’s annual Student-Athlete of the route to a 5&4 victory. Dustin Johnson (right) congratulates Year award. In a very close vote, she teammate Colt Knost after the pair won received 44 points and four first-place a hole at the 2007 Walker Cup (AP votes, edging out Liberty softball player Photo/Peter Morrison) Jessica Moore, who finished with 43 points and two first-place votes. 16 Columbia SC

Haas to be Inducted into S.C. Golf Hall of Fame

Columbia, S.C. –The South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame will be adding a new member to its family this winter. On Saturday, December 8, 2007 during the South Carolina Golf Association’s Golf Day, Jay Haas will be inducted to join other greats from South Carolina’s golf history books. Haas’ success on and off the golf course are no secret. Born in St. Louis, Haas was introduced to the game by his uncle, 1968 Masters Champion Bob Goalby, at a very early age and took to the game almost immediately. Haas won his first trophy at the National Pee Wee Championship in Orlando when he was only seven years old. Haas proceeded to win several Junior District Titles and three St. Louis District Amateur Championships. That was only the beginning.

Haas earned a position with the Wake Forest University Golf Team in 1973 where he became an ACC Individual Champion his freshman year. Haas also led his squad to four straight ACC Titles, and two straight NCAA Titles in 1974 and 1975, the latter of the two being Haas’ NCAA Individual Championship. Playing with the likes of Curtis Strange, Lanny Wadkins and Scott Hoch, Haas was a four-time letterman and All-American at Wake Forest, and earned All ACC stripes in 1975 and 1976 (the first two years the ACC recognized all-conference athletes in golf). Haas was also selected for the 1975 Walker Cup Team and was inducted into the WFU Hall of Fame in 1987.

Upon graduating from Wake Forest, Haas joined the professional ranks in 1976. He won four titles before joining the PGA Tour in 1980. Once on the Tour, he won nine different times over the course of the 1980’s and 1990’s, and earned a spot on three different Ryder Cup Teams (’83, ’95, ’04) and two President’s Cup Teams (’94, ’03). In 2005, Haas became eligible for the PGA’s Champions Tour and has been outstanding since participating. He has 10 victories including the 2006 Senior PGA Championship. He was Rookie of the Year in 2005 and Player of the Year in 2006 collecting the Jack Nicklaus Trophy, Arnold Palmer Award and Charles Schwab Cup.

Haas has also earned many other awards. In 1975, he was presented the Haskins Award for the Nation’s Top Collegiate Player after winning his NCAA Individual Championship. In 2004, Haas earned the Payne Stewart Award given to the player best representing professionalism, presentation, character, community work & charity. The year 2005 greeted Haas with the Murray Award for cooperation with media and was presented to him by the media. Finally, in 2006 the USGA rewarded Haas with the Bob Jones Award for Distinguished Sportsmanship.

Many of Haas’ awards are for his charitable contributions to his surrounding communities. Haas is a contributor to the American Cancer Society. He has also served Greenville Area Charities through the Thornblade Classic, SC Junior Golf by contributing to Junior Golf Lands & First Tee Facilities and he also sponsors the Jay Haas Award for Outstanding Male Junior Golfer in SC. Haas is supported by his wife Janice, two sons, Jay, Jr. and Bill and daughters Haley, Fran and Georgia. 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Fourth low shot 67-67—134 to win by one stroke over Kevin Atamian and Katie Brenny of net was Harry Moore with 73. Fifth Raleigh. Although this is only the second Carolinas Mixed Team Championship, a low net was Bob Gamble with 74. Low similar competition had been conducted by the CGA in past years under the gross in the second flight was Wayne group’s One-Day Tournament program. For more information about the Mixed Avant with a score of 75. First low net Team Championship and many other CGA events, visit the Championship Home was Bill Segelken with 66. Second low Page online at www.carolinasgolf.org. net was Ron Heffner with 70. Third low net was Larry Cribb with 70. Fourth low net wqas David Reid with 70. Fifth low net was Jerry Kerschner National Final Brings Record with 70. Low gross in the third flight Field to Hilton Head was Jackie Powers with a score of 81. First low net was Wallace Roberts HILTON HEAD, S.C. - The island of Hilton Head will host its largest golf tourna- with 69. Second low net was David ment ever when the Amateur Golf Tour conducts its 2007 National Champion- Lung with 69. Third low net was Joe ship in late October. Schroeder with 70. Fourth low net was Ervin Poston with 70. Fifth low net A field of approximately 600 golfers from across the country will converge on the was Bob Cunningham with 71. Low island Oct. 27-28 for the tour’s national finals. The championship will be con- gross in the fourth flight was John tested on a half dozen courses, including three at Palmetto Dunes Resort and Wilson with a score of 80. First low two at Port Royal Plantation. The sixth course is Oyster Reef Golf Club. net was Wendell Alford with 65. Second low net was Jerry Feagin with This marks the second straight year the AGT has hosted its national champion- 68. Third low net was Rembert Raines ship on Hilton Head Island. 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The second Georgia-South Carolina Girls’ Junior Challenge Match took place August 4-5 at Berkeley Hall in Bluffton, SC. Sponsored by the WSCGA Vicki Hillen Junior Golf Foundation and the Georgia State Golf Association; the matches bring together the top junior girl golfers in the two neighboring states. Teams are composed of the top four finishers from each state’s 2007 Girls’ Championship. The two-day The Women’s South Carolina Golf event consists of four singles matches per day. The tournament’s format Association is a non-profit organiza- changed to awarding three points for each match: one for the front nine, one for tion founded in 1949. The WSCGA the back nine and one for overall. Both teams are awarded a half point for membership is made up of local matches that are all square. Matches were worth only one point last year when Women’s Golf Associations through- South Carolina won 5-3. out the state. Membership has grown from the original 10 clubs to over 150 After nabbing a comeback victory last year, South Carolina struggled early and member associations with more than trailed 8 ½ -3 ½ after Saturdays round. Cayci Ruppe kept the South Carolina 14,000 women golfers receiving team alive through nine holes on Sunday, but Georgia’s young girls prevailed in WSCGA handicaps. the end as the Peach State mimicked its first-round performance and won the second Georgia-South Carolina Girls’ Junior Challenge Match. Recognized throughout the United States as one of the premiere Playing for the honor of holding The Karen Ferree Trophy for the year, the Women’s Golf Associations in the South Carolina team was represented by 2007 Junior Girls’ Champion Meredith country, WSCGA acts as an arm of Few from Aiken, Alex Rankin of Anderson, Taylor Weaver from Spartanburg, and the USGA in upholding traditions, Cayci Ruppe from Gaffney. Representing the winning Georgia team were Mariah policies, and high values in regard to Stackhouse from Riverdale, Kathryn Fowler of Americus, Yugene Lee from the great game of golf. Athens , and Lindsay Adams from Lawrenceville Amateur women golfers are the core of the Women’s South Carolina Golf Association. The WSCGA Board of Lake Marion Where Golfers Play more for Less Governors is comprised of women who are recommended by local associations and voted on by the membership.

Each member association appoints a WSCGA representative and handicap chairperson. The WSCGA Board of Governors meets annually with the representatives and is always open to their suggestions in determining Laura Gordon Judoth Bresky Rosalee Dunston Patricia Craig WSCGA policies and scheduling Golf Package complete with Rental Villa activities. or Rent the Villa for only $130.00 per night In addition, a WSCGA directory is and make your own tee times at any of published annually and distributed the many Local Courses to all member clubs. A quarterly news letter is mailed to each club’s (expires Aug 31, 2007) representative. (800) 344-6534 The WSCGA also employs an Executive Director to provide www.santeecoopergolf.com assistance and service to all mem- bers. Tournament Results 23 CAROLYN CUDONE INVITATIONAL Women’s Open Golf Tournament November 13, 2007 The Dunes Golf & Beach Club Myrtle Beach, SC

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SCHEDULE: 9:30 A.M. SHOTGUN START. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2007. LODGING: HAMPTON INN AND SUITES: 48th Avenue North, Myrtle Beach 843-449-5231 TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN: INGA IVEY [email protected] TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: KATHY CUPPIA 843-757-4652 E-mail: [email protected] Georgia takes International Looking to move to the Golf Course or do you want a Junior Four Ball Lake Home??? I know how to make that deal - so Virginia was well poised to take their third International Junior Four Ball title that you the BUYER get the best there is. as they finished regulation play at 12 under par for the two day tournament. Michael Moyers and Evan Beck combined to birdie the tough eighteenth to shoot 132. James White and Sam Braver, representing the Real Estate Agent Georgia State Golf Association, fired a Rich Keenum second round 65 to tie the Virginia (the man with the hat) contingent after 36 holes of play. 803-854-4777 Sudden death play was to settle the tie or and after four holes, the Georgia 843-460-0997 natives earned their first Junior Four Ball Championship. James White converted the ten foot birdie putt to end the domination of the Virginia State Golf Association. Juniors were selected based on their past year performances and are representing their respective Golf Associations. The International Junior Four Ball Invitational is presented by the Savannah Harbor Foundation and conducted by the South Carolina Phil Roland bic Junior Golf Association. 24 Classifieds

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ELIGIBILITY: Open to senior golfers who have reached their 55th birthday by October 8, 2007 FORMAT: 36 hole stroke play - flighted after 18 holes. Play will be from the Orange (Senior) tees. Championship Flight will play from the White Tees. ENTRY FEE: $90.00 per person. Entry fee includes, Tee gift, green fees, carts, range balls, breakfast each morning, flight prizes, and after play meal on Tuesday.

MONDAY EVENTS: 8:00 AM - Breakfast and Practice Range 9:30 AM - Shotgun Start

TUESDAY EVENTS: 8:00 AM - Breakfast and Practice Range 9:00 AM - Tee Times 1:30 PM - Meal and Awards Field limited to the first 120 entries.

Mail Entry : Berkeley Senior Invitational P.O. Box 397 Moncks Corner, SC 29461

Entry Fee: $90.00

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Make Checks Payable to: BCC Tournament Fund