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Yearbook 2010 SHOAL CREEK OF RlAWINCHAill,ALABAMA SITE OF THE 104171 SOUTHERN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. OUTHE141 GOLF ASSOCIATION INDEX Officers & Directors 2-3 Past Officers & Directors 4-11 2009 Member Clubs 12-14 Shoal Creek, 2010 Southern Amateur Site 15-18 George W. Adair Memorial Trophy 19 Sam Perry Medal 19 Inaugural Championship, 1902 20 Southern Amateur Future Schedule 20 1902-2009 Championships 21-28 2009 Championship 29-32 2009 Champion 31 Bob Jones Team Trophy 33 Southern States Four-Ball Champions 34 Bob Jones Team Trophy Winners 35-39 Southern Senior Champions 40-41 Perry Adair Memorial Trophy 42 Squire Creek Country Club, 2009 Southern Junior Site 4346 1973-2009 Junior Championships 47-51 2009 Junior Championship 52-53 2009 Junior Champion & Future Junior Championships 54 2009 Southern International Four-Ball Championship 55-56 Southern International Four-Ball Champions 57 SGA National Amateur of the Month Award 58 Hall of Fame 59 Simon Bolivar Cup 59 Articles of Incorporation 60-61 By-Laws 61-64 Resolution 64 2010 YEARBOOK Southern Golf Association SOUTHERN GOLF ASSOCIATION 2009 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Larry G. Walker P. 0. Box 130 Cordova, Tennessee 38088 1st VICE PRESIDENT John T. Culp 11685 Arrowwood Circle Houston, Texas 77063 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Clarke Rheney 1070 Neil's Fort Greensboro, Georgia 30642 TREASURER W. CabeII Moore, Jr. 8203 Greystone West Circle Richmond, Virginia 23229 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Buford R. McCarty P. 0. Box 660149 Birmingham, Alabama 35266 STAFF SGA HEADQUARTERS 1025 Montgomery Highway, Suite 210 P.O. Box 660149 Birmingham, Alabama 35266-0149 ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Rusty Harder TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR Drew Stuart OFFICE MANAGER Donna Stephens 2 Yearbook, Two Thousand Ten 2009 DIRECTORS Jon D. Babb Jay Arthur Garrison Roy Saunders Baton Rouge, Louisiana Knoxville, Tennessee Orlando, Florida Robert Birmingham Joseph B. Hackler Mike Tate Montgomery, Alabama Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Houston, Texas John Boatwright Roger A. Harvie Robert Thornton, M.D. Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina Viera, Florida Winter Park, Florida W. 0. (Bill) Brazil Don Hershfelt Sam Vann, Ill Ashville, North Carolina Tupelo, Mississippi Dothan, Alabama James E. Brown G. Edison Holland, Jr. Jack W. Veghte Dallas, Texas Atlanta, Georgia Clearwater, Florida M. M. Brown, Jr. David H. Hughes Wyatt W. Wall Dallas, Texas Orlando, Florida Richmond, Virginia Kevin F. Butler Wynton C. Norwood Scott Wallace West Palm Beach, FL Maumelle, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Lew Conner John Robert Owens Jeff Warren Nashville, Tennessee Lexington, Kentucky Suwanee, Georgia Glen Davis Henry S. Perkins William G. White, IV Lockhart, Florida Point Clear, Alabama Charlotte, North Carolina T. Wayne Davis, Jr. Al Reynolds Jacksonville, Florida Birmingham, Alabama Henry W. Donald Joel W. Richardson Birmingham, Alabama Chattanooga, Tennessee Edward R. Duffie, M. D. Jimmy L. Riddle Savannah, Georgia Madisonville, Kentucky H. Mitchell Dunn Bill Roach Sr. Savannah, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Lewis C. Foster, Jr. H. Brenner Sadler Knoxville, Tennessee Alexandria, Louisiana DIRECTORS EMERITI Llewellyn Boyd E. Austin Jones Chattanooga,'Tennessee Orlando, Florida Robert M. Ramsay Birmingham, Alabama James H. Brennan, Jr. James W. Key Dothan, Alabama Columbus, Georgia Grantland Rice, II Birmingham, Alabama Robert C. Buchholz Charles E. MacCallum Ashville, North Carolina Port St. Lucie, Florida Moffatt G. Sherard, Jr. Charlotte, North Carolina A. Downing Gray John D. McKey, Jr. Pensacola, Florida Stuart, Florida Lester Varn, Jr. Jacksonville, Florida Harald R. Hansen Orvis Milner Atlanta, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Elbert S. Jemison, Jr. John C. Owens Birmingham, Alabama Lexington, Kentucky 2009 ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Steve Johnson David Watkins Signal Mountain, Tennessee Little Rock, Arkansas Jeff Knox Augusta, Georgia John Luffey Monroe, Louisiana Duff Meyer Pinehurst, North Carolina Richard Sexton Birmingham, Alabama 3 Southern Golf Association OFFICERS & DIRECTORS PAST & PRESENT ADAIR, George W. BOYD, Basil M., Jr., M. D. BUSH, Reuben G. Atlanta, Georgia Charlotte, North Carolina New Orleans, Louisiana 1909-1922 Vice President 1985-1992 Director 1931-1938 Director Deceased Deceased 1938-1947 Vice President 1948-1953 Director Emeritus ALLEN, Tracy J. BOYD, Llewellyn Deceased Winter Park, Florida Chattanooga, Tennessee 1975-1985 Director 1958-1969 Director BUTLER, Kevin F. 1970-1971 2nd Vice President W. Palm Beach, Florida ARNOLD, Lowry 1972-1973 1st Vice President 1995-2002 Director Atlanta, Georgia 1974-2008 Director 2003-2004 Treasurer 1918-1922 Director 2009 Director Emeritus 2005-2006 1st Vice-President 1922-1930 Vice President 2007-2008 President 1930-1934 President BOYNTON, Ben Lee 2009 Director Deceased Dallas, Texas 1949-1950 Director CAMP, Clarence BABB, John D. Deceased Ocala, Florida Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1924-1947 Director 2006-2009 Director BRAZIL, W. 0. (Bill) Deceased Asheville, North Carolina BARNES, Thomas W. 2004-2009 Director CAMPBELL, Jack H. Atlanta, Georgia High Point, North Carolina 1947-1950 Director BRENNAN, James H., Jr. 1976-1980 Director Dothan, Alabama BARNETT, R. H. 1974-1976 Director CAPEHART, Leroy S. Jacksonville, Florida 1977 2nd Vice President Gulfport, Mississippi 1904-1905 Director 1978-1979 Vice President 1961-1967 Director Deceased 1980-1981 President 1972-1973 Director 1982-1998 Director BATTLE, John S., Jr. 1999 Director Emeritus CARROLL, Leigh Richmond, Virginia New Orleans, Louisiana 1958-1974 Director BRENNAN, James H., Ill 1902-1936 Director Chattanooga, Tennessee Deceased BAUGH, R. H. 1987-2006 Director Birmingham, Alabama CASE, John B., M. D. 1903-1911 Secretary BROGDEN, William M. San Antonio, Texas 1911-1936 Director Tulsa, Oklahoma 1972-1980 Director Deceased 1981 Director 1982 VP Junior Affairs CHADWICK, Kermit, M. D. BINION, Stanley B. 1983-1984 Director Gulfport, Mississippi Houston, Texas 1957-1961 Director 1981-1982 Director BROWN, James E. Dallas, Texas CHAPMAN, Judge Robert F. BIRMINGHAM, Robert 2004-2009 Director Camden, South Carolina Montgomery, Alabama 1984-1987 Director 20107-2009 Director BROWN, M. M. (Buster), Jr. Deceased Dallas, Texas BLUM, Arnold S. 1981-1983 Director CHAPMAN, Robert H., Jr. Macon, Georgia 1984-1987 Treasurer Spartanburg, South Carolina 1952-1960 Director 1988-1989 2nd Vice President 1961-1976 Director 1990-1991 1st Vice President BOATWRIGHT, John 1992-1993 President CLARK, Ethan A. Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina 1994-2009 Director Orangeburg, South Carolina 2006-2009 Director 1967-1972 Director BROWN, Thomas 0. BOGART, Ralph M. Marietta, Georgia CLARK, N. R. Bethesda, Maryland 1971-1978 Director Mobile, Alabama 1972-1988 Director 1979-1981 VP Junior Affairs 1904-1906 Director 1982-1985 Director Deceased BOYD, A. Pollack Chattanooga, Tennessee BRUNSON, James F. COFFEY, Alden, M. D. 1932-1949 Director Greenville, South Carolina Ft. Worth, Texas 1949-1950 Vice President 1991-1992 Director 1946-1949 Director 1950-1952 President Deceased 1952-1955 Director BUCHHOLZ, Robert C. 1955-1966 Director Emeritus Asheville, North Carolina COLE, R. H. Deceased 1958-2001 Director Greenwood, Mississippi 2002 Director Emeritus 1926-1933 Director Incumbent 4 Yearbook, Two Thousand Ten OFFICERS & DIRECTORS - PAST & PRESENT COLLARD, Dick DAVEY, William E. EDMONDSON, George E. Columbia, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Tampa, Florida 1951-1956 Director 1974-1979 1950-1951 Director Deceased COLVILLE, Fulton EDRINGTON, John P. (Jack) Atlanta, Georgia DAVIDSON, Robert Memphis, Tennessee 1906-1909 Director Chattanooga, Tennessee 1905-1906 Director Deceased 1904-1905 Director Deceased Deceased CONDON, Martin J. EDWARDS, A. C. Memphis, Tennessee DAVIS, Glen Dallas, Texas 1922-1940 Director Lockhart, Florida 1905-1906 Director Deceased 2004-2009 Director Deceased CONNER, Lew DAVIS, T. Wayne ELLIS, John B. (Sonny) Nashville, Tennessee Jacksonville, Florida Atlanta, Georgia 2007-2009 Director 2001-2009 Director 1957-1966 Director COOK, James DELLINGER, Raiden W., M. D. ELLIS, John Tyler Memphis, Tennessee Rome, Georgia Columbus, Georgia 1981-2003 Director 1969-1973 Director 1947-1954 Director Deceased DEWESE, Richard W. ENGLAND, J. E. COTTER, T. B. Tupelo, Mississippi Little Rock, Arkansas Pinehurst, North Carolina 1982-1983 Director 1916-1923 Director 1905-1906 Director Deceased Deceased DEXTER, Charles L. Dallas, Texas ENGLERTH, Fred L., M. D. COWDEN, S. D. 1921-1923 Director Ft. Worth, Texas Nashville, Tennessee 1931-1934 Director 1959-1970 Director 1916-1918 Secretary-Treasurer Deceased Deceased EUSTIS, H. S. DINKLER, Carling, Jr. New Orleans, Louisiana COX, G. S. Atlanta, Georgia 1905-1906 Director Thomasville, Georgia 1957-1958 Director Deceased 1905-1906 Director Deceased DONALD, Henry W. FARR, Douglas T. Birmingham, Alabama Monroe, Louisiana CULP, John T. (Tommy) 2001-2009 Director 1989-1997 Director Houston, Texas 1995-2004 Director DOWELL, Walter FERGUSON, William L., Jr. 2005-2006 Treasurer Walnut Ridge, Arkansas New Orleans, Louisiana 2007-2008 2nd Vice-President 1963-1969 Director 1963-1967 Director 2009 1st Vice-President 1971-1973 Director Deceased CUMMINGS, Bryan DUDLEY, Charles FIELDS, David E., Jr. Augusta, Georgia Greenville, South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina 1904-1906 !Director 1956-1962 Director 1976-1980 Director Deceased DUFFIE, Edward R., M.D. FOSTER, Lewis C., Jr. CUSHMAN, John, Jr. Savannah, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Charlotte, North Carolina 2000-2009 Director 1992-1998 Director 1967-1969 Director 1999-2000 Treasurer du FOUR, W. C. 2001-2002 2nd Vice-President CUSHMAN, Paul
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