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Country Club of North Carolina shines during U.S. Junior Am

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t’s unclear when the next United States Golf Association championship will be staged at Country Club of North Carolina, but it’s likely to be sooner than later after the club’s nearly flawless showing during the U.S. Junior Amateur in late July.

CCNC hosted more than 250 of the world’s best junior golfers and their families and was provided a glimpse of what the potential of future championships might mean for the private club in Pinehurst.

“Our strategic plan is to constantly test the golf courses with national championships, and very specifically USGA national championships,” said Don Hunter, the club’s chief operating officer. “I do foresee us announcing something in the future.

Right now, I don’t know what it would be, but we are happy to engage with the USGA moving forward.”

It doesn’t hurt that the USGA will soon be moving offices to the Sandhills with CCNC less than a five- minute drive.

Hunter is no stranger to national championships, having been associated with nine during his golf career at various locations.

“For my staff and I it’s always a chance to up our game,” Hunter said. “Every time I’ve executed a national championship I’ve seen major growth in every aspect of the club’s staff, where a food and beverage program that is used to serving 500 people at a time all of the sudden is doing 3,000-4,000 meals in a week. Those kinds of things change their abilities going forward and it’s just a lasting, lingering positive effect.”

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championship in mind, we were focused that kind of tells you kind of who we are. on membership enjoyment,” Spence said.

We really are a great preparation spot with “The golfers really played the golf course great weather almost year around, so when as I had envisioned, they played along the those families are playing here they think edges of the fairway bunkers. They backed this would be a great thing for my son or off on a lot of the tees where the fairways daughter who is an A-player for a place to turned so that was neat to see from an station out of. That’s where we’re different architectural standpoint.” than any place else. We’re not trying to be Hunter also looked beyond the birdies No. 2 where it’s this pro golfer experience, and bogeys as the entire facility shined on we are really trying to be the best amateur the Golf Channel coverage over a late July facility in the country.” weekend.

Hunter agreed that Webb Simpson’s “We had 27 requests for membership appearance on the TV coverage, speaking applications the day after the championship in glowing terms of CCNC, where he has a and we got five applications filled out,” home, helped elevate opinions of potential Hunter said. “Showcasing the club for peo- members. ple who were maybe thinking about joining “Webb is part of the family,” Hunter a club in the Pinehurst area was key, and a said. “Webb grew up here with his mom couple of players’ families have applied for and dad owning a piece of property, and memberships. One was a top 10 player. his help with our fundraising efforts and “Our product here is different than Photo courtesy of USGA. our media efforts really helped elevate any of the products around us and at most the championship. It’s an important part as the third-best layout in the state by clubs,” Hunter added. “Most clubs are of CCNC to have such high-profile player the North Carolina Golf Panel, while the trying to provide a good club for a family involved and Webb is certainly at the top Cardinal is 16th. with a pool and all that stuff, and we have of the food chain for that.”

“From a golf course perspective you Hunter said the club will take a breath, really get to see how your courses truly per- all of that, but from a golf course perspective nothing helps support an A-player and then start planning for the 2023 ACC forms with the top players in the world,” like CCNC does. We’ve got well over 200 Men’s Golf Championship.

Hunter said. For instance, in our situation, members with 10-handicaps and below, so the Dogwood has always been rated kind of the A-course here at CCNC -- really it’s the A-course because it was the first course. But when you look at the scoring the Cardinal AUGUST 2021 Volume 28 • No. 6 played at least a half a stroke harder. For David Droschak, Editor Your contacts for golf: us, we’re really taking a hard look strategiPhone: 919-630-6656 • E-mail: david@triadgolf.com Jay Allred, Publisher cally at the Cardinal course and thinking U.S. Mail: P.O. Box 1504, Apex, NC 27502 Phone: 336-924-1619 with a little bit of work that course could E-mail: jay@triadgolf.com Steve Williams, Associate editor for college golf, become significantly more challenging scoreboards & aces.

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ew golfers – outside of Tiger Woods – have had a more successful junior career than Jason Widener.

The Greensboro native won more than 50 junior tournaments, including the U.S. Junior Amateur, was the No. 1 ranked junior player in the country for two years in the late 1980s and became one of just two three-time All-ACC golfers at Duke.

Unlike Woods, Widener never hit the big time. He did play in more than 30 NIKE Tour events, won six mini-tour events and logged a season on the PGA European Tour in 1996. But unlike some of his junior rivals -- players such as Jim Furyk and David Duval -- a PGA Tour win was never in the cards, let alone a major championship.

And after the dust settled, Widener was at peace with how his golf career went down, settling into college coaching at his alma mater and then UNC-Wilmington. He would follow his passion in the martial arts and launch a successful teaching profession – Widener Golf Instruction – where he tutors some of the state’s top players.

“The client who usually finds me has gotten a little stuck, it’s usually a good player who has hit the wall and wants to get better,” Widener said. “That’s fun for me and where my skill set and background and the way I approach teaching works best. There are so many great instructors that teach people the game, but I sort of step in much later in the process, where my skill set functions best. I have junior golfers trying to play in college, some younger like 13-14 years old who are starting to realize they are serious about golf, and I also have a number of mini tour and Korn Ferry golfers. When they start to struggle and think ‘that’s as good as I’m going to get place’ I try to open more doors for them.”

Despite his love for the teaching profession, it appears, after turning 50 this past spring, that Widener has yet to close to door on competitive professional golf. He said he would have gone to Champions Tour Q-School last year but it was cancelled due to COVID-19. Widener is again gearing up for an opportunity this fall to attempt to land a position on a tour that is arguably the most difficult to secure with only five spots available.

Is it a longshot? Sure, but don’t be so quick to dismiss Widener’s chances. He qualified for the PGA Tour Wyndham Championship in 2017 in his hometown of Greensboro, and while he missed the cut Widener carded rounds of 73 and 68, and just this past month at the U.S. Junior Amateur site for media day, Widener shot Continued on page 7

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Widening His Horizons

Jason Widener gearing up for senior circuit

By David Droschak

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Widener from page 6 67 and 69 on the Country Club of North Carolina Dogwood and Cardinal courses.

“For me, coaching is the No. 1 priority, but the more I play I feel the better coach I become, so I’m trying to find that balance between competing and the work I do as a coach,” Widener said. “They go together nicely, but I’m definitely putting as much energy into my personal game as I can.

“Some days, yes, it feels like I’m 50,” he added. “But I have always been involved in the game, always coaching or teaching, and I had put my personal game on the shelf. During that period, I was involved in martial arts and some other things that were important to me, but I had some moments of real clarity about technique, things that maybe have happened in my own, personal experience with golf that became really clear, so now that time has come to where I want to apply it to myself.

I’ve found that it has been a fun process and I have a lot more joy. I’ve always enjoyed practicing, I enjoyed playing, so I guess I’ve always been a little bit more of an artist in the game, and that part is coming back. My game is showing flashes of being quite good.”

Widener teaches out of Mill Creek in

Mebane and River Landing in Wallace.

It was while coaching at UNCW that Widener became friends with River Landing director of golf and GM Larry George, a top player in his own right on the Carolinas PGA circuit.

George plays a round of golf with Widener every two weeks and sees professional promise.

“I love watching him hit balls and my golf game is better because of playing with him,” George says of Widener. “He is as fabulous as he has always been – just a great ball striker.

“I don’t know what the weakness is if he has one,” added George. “Jason looks at the swing differently than most instructors do. He believes the center of the swing is as important as anything and whenever you maintain certain swing values you are always going to make a good swing. For him to hit a bad shot is just 20 feet offline.

That sound of solid contact is always there.

I truly believe he’s the best ball striker I’ve ever been around.”

Widener calls the Champions Tour dream something that is “fun to look towards.”

“I’ve always directed my competitiveness internally, so I’ve always tried to pursue some sort of excellence in golf, so for

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me having something focus on brings that personal part back and I like that,” he said.

“I’m not sure how to frame professional golf again. It was a re-introduction at the Wyndham a few years ago and I’m not sure where it’s all going to go. I am just engaged in the process and trying to get better and see how good I can get again.

I am in a very different place in life now

and have done different things. I probably have a different perspective in relationship to professional golf right now and I am going to try to honor that and enjoy it.”

Widener’s love for the martial arts and a stint as a wellness professor at UNCW have kept him fit.

“It’s interesting to see which guys have been playing all these years, who took time off, and was that helpful or hurtful to their golf games,” Widener said. “I’ve had a couple of friends who have played the whole time that have pointed that out.

I am just going to roll with it. The good news is the pursuit of my own game and seeing how good I can get again is fun to me, challenging to me.”

George, for one, believes Widener has an opportunity to beats the odds.

“For anybody it’s a longshot, but if I was in Las Vegas betting I would bet 100 percent on him,” George said. “He knows he’s good enough and is as good a ball striker as anybody out there on the PGA Tour or Champions Tour. I believe he believes in himself. God, he can play the game. Many times when we play he’s 6 under after six holes. When I play a good round and things click it’s still a fight … but it looks like he’s never fighting it at all.

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oing low has been the rule at the Wyndham Championship since moving to Sedgefield Country Club rather than the excep-

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Low scores are fun for the fans, but it appears McConnell Golf founder John McConnell wants his Donald Ross classic to provide more teeth for the PGA Tour players coming to the Triad in mid August.

“This year we’re managing our rough a little bit differently,” said Sedgefield head golf professional Rocky Brooks. “It is going to be a little tougher test than in years past.

There is going to be thicker, deeper rough, especially in the driving areas and around the greens, so if a player does miss a shot off the tee or around the green expect a more difficult time. The scores are going to be higher than in years past.”

Long Bermuda rough in the summer in North Carolina can provide some brutal penalties, and especially at Sedgefield with players facing the challenging Ross greens.

“We don’t want anybody shooting 59 again,” Brooks said. “When somebody shoots 59 on your golf course sometimes

the golf course can lose credibility, but the players are so good these days they can shoot these low numbers on these old-school golf courses. We want the golf course to play like Mr. Ross envisioned it – tight fairways, long rough, fast and undulating greens – just bringing back some of Mr. Ross’ plans to get the golf course to play the way we want it to play.”

Brooks said Sedgefield has the ability in the summer months to grow the rough as high as it sees fit but admitted there is a balancing act with the PGA Tour.

“We have certain things we have asked for and they have certain things they ask – we want the greens a certain speed and they want the greens at a certain speed – and we all have to compromise. We have our priorities, and they have their priorities. We all have to get on the same page.”

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Wyndham from page 10 The same PGA tour agronomist has been on board with the Wyndham Championship since the event moved to Sedgefield in 2008.

“I’m not going to sit here and say we have to talk (the PGA Tour) into things, but we have told them ‘This is how we would like the golf course to be and how we want to be represented’ but by the same token we don’t want the Tour players to look bad,” Brooks said. “You don’t want some guy standing over a 2-foot putt with a foot of break in it.”

Growing the rough longer actually began last year when the tournament didn’t entertain any fans because of COVID-19, although you would have never known it with the great scores shot by winner Herman and others.

Herman, who has three career PGA Tour wins, for the most part spent the majority of his time in the fairway last year, spurring on his low scoring tournament.

“Yeah, obviously it starts off the tee, you have to hit the fairway, there’s no way around it if you want to get to some pins on these green complexes at Sedgefield, and if you don’t you just can’t get to some of these tucked flags, and

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you’re just playing for par if you drive it in the rough,” Herman said. “Playing from the rough, without being able to put spin on the ball can result in you being above the hole here and that’s just a death wish.

“And then you can get a bad Bermuda lie or just a regular rough lie if

you miss a green and it’s so hard gauging how the ball is going to come out,” he added. “You will have to hit it out and just pray it will stop on some of these difficult greens.”

Fans will return after a pandemic year in which the event had an “eerie” feeling without the cheers.

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“You can’t have a Wyndham Championship without fans,” said longtime tournament director Mark Brazil.

“It was a great event last year for the players and we got it in, but I never want to see another one of those again.

The fans make this golf tournament – and always have since 1938.”

Brazil will celebrate his 20th year as the tournament director, ushering this event into a new era of prosperity and relevance.

“It would be great to have some more room, but like Tiger Woods said, ‘this place is like Wrigley Field’ so sometimes you want to leave things alone,” Brazil said. “And the thing about our event is there are probably more stories going on all week than any other PGA Tour event because guys are playing for their livelihoods, to stay in the top 125 to get into the playoffs, and some guys are here to get that top 10 bonus money. This is the place where careers have been started, or extended, and also where careers are done. Some guys miss a cut here and are not only done for their season but done for their career, they never make it back on Tour.

There is always so much drama.”

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acy Pate was seeking warmer weather and the ability to work on her golf game on a full-time basis when her family moved from the North Carolina mountains to Winston-Salem last August.

The 15-year-old Pate, a fierce competitor, was also looking for players to push her and challenge a skill set that was still somewhat untapped, and she found that in best friends and Reagan High School teammates Morgan Ketchum and Anna Howerton.

Add Maple Chase Golf and Country Club instructor Brad Luebchow to the mix and Pate’s development has reached overdrive, winning three Carolinas Golf Association tournaments in a span of five weeks 14

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this summer. In the 2021 calendar year alone, Pate has won six times, including the individual title at the 4-A state championships in leading Reagan to a No. 1 national ranking.

Pate won medalist honors in mid June at the North Carolina Junior Girls’ Championship before winning the event in match play to begin her hot streak. She followed up that victory one week later with a whopping 12-shot win at the Twin States Junior Girls before a seven-stroke victory in the Carolinas Junior Girls on July 22.

Pate had a final-round 66 that included eight birdies to cap her three-peat.

Pate, who won’t turn 16 until October, is now the player to beat each event she enters against mostly older and more seasoned competition.

“It has been a lot of fun,” Pate said. “My game had been pretty good throughout the whole high school sea-

son and going to states -- and winning states has always been a big goal of mine – so with the whole team there supporting us and watching us it gave me the confidence that I could win, I could close it out. That made me feel really good going into these summer tournaments.”

In addition to her six wins in 2021, she has also recorded seven secondplace finishes through late July.

“My game plan has pretty much been the same, and that’s to play to my strength and my strength is pretty much 115 yards and in,” Pate said of her wedge game. “To know that I can win, and not only win but win on a big level, has pretty much changed everything for me. Before the mindset was ‘I want to win but at the worst I want to get top 5,’ but now I’m going into these tournaments knowing I can win and knowing I can shoot low scores.”

Pate is a worker bee, often spending eight or more hours on either the Maple Chase range, on the course, or a combo of both daily.

Luebchow laughs now when looking back on taking on Pate as a client.

The two met officially this winter when Pate asked Luebchow for some additional help. After one lesson, Pate won a tournament.

“I was like ‘OK, here we go,”’ Luebchow said. “I am a pretty goofy, outgoing guy, and to see her practicing and playing at the club with Morgan I had already kind of become buddies with her. I certainly didn’t think we would have had the success we’ve had this soon this fast, but I appreciate the fact that she trusts me so much. But she’s the one hitting the shots, so all the success goes to her.”

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Three-Pate from page 14 Luebchow does deserve some credit for improving Pate’s putting stroke, her short game and swing speed, as does former Wake Forest coach Diane Dailey, who is in Pate’s camp now more as a mental coach.

“Before Macy came to Winston-Salem I don’t think she knew how good she could be,” said Dailey, who met Pate while spending the summer giving golf lessons in Blowing Rock.

“Since she has been here she has realized she can be pretty good, and she has a future in golf.

Before, it was kind of an unknown. What is wonderful about her now and what I tell her and all of my students is to take advantage of all the resources you have -- if you have a nice place to play, if you have friends that will push you, if you have a chance to work out, if you can find the best teacher in the area – do all of that. Instead of letting that all come to you all the time sometimes you need to go and take advantage of it.”

Pate is looking at getting into Reagan High School and meeting new friends this fall since COVID-19 restrictions kept her away from campus for all but a few days at her new school.

And with the summer golf season starting to wind down, she wants to spend a few more days on some local ponds fishing with her father.

The quiet times with dad on the water include -- what else – discussions of her golf game.

“We talk about what I’m thinking about on the course, what I’m working on with my swing,” she said.

Pate’s dream is to qualify for the 2022 U.S. Women’s Open, which will be held at Pine Needles in Southern Pines.

Dailey believes it’s a realistic goal for the talented teenager.

“Her progress has been very rapid,” Dailey said. “I think about her this time last year and we were playing at Blowing Rock, and she and I were hitting it almost the same distance, and now she’s outhitting me by 30 yards. Her game was very inconsistent and now it is much, much tighter, much stronger. She is a different person – she really improved dramatically. If she continues to do this she is going to be the next superstar from this area.”

“Winning is a habit, winning is a thing you learn to do, and once you start doing it you want to do it more. It doesn’t get old,” added Luebchow. “For some kids when they starting having some success it goes to their head and they start slacking off and they can’t handle the stage, but she seems that she is always so focused on just hitting the next shot. She is one of the most competitive junior golfers I know.”

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he first hole-in-one is reason to celebrate no matter how long you’ve been playing golf. On July 15, two Triad area players at opposite ends of the age scale achieved golf’s most-cherished feat.

Drew Bryson, a 12-year-old middle schooler from Advance who took up the game just 18 months ago, found the cup on the 70-yard 12th hole at Tanglewood’s Par-3 course.

Bryson, who was playing with Mark Cartner, used a 6-iron for a shot he’ll never forget.

Meanwhile, 74-year old Moe Moriarty of High Point, ended his 61-year wait with a perfectly struck 138-yard 8-iron at The Cardinal’s famous 12th, the hole Pete Dye labeled the toughest par-3 he ever designed. Ed Schettino, Jack Ellis and Bob Arnold were in the foursome.

There were a number of other players who reported aces since our July issue. The list follows:

Par-4 Aces Cambridge Gann of Mayodan, July 16, Dan Valley GC. No. 11, 251 yards, 3-wood. Playing partner: Dylan Mabe.

His first ace.

Jamie Bowen of Winston-Salem, May 18, Wilshire GC. No. 4, 284 yards, driver.

Playing partners: Tyler Morgan, Steve Blakely, Eli Atwell.

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Terry Cheek of Burlington, July 25, The Valley GC. No. 13, 130 yards, 8-iron.

Playing partners: Gerald Fain, Robert Pearce, Dale Alexander. His second ace.

Jasper Thomas of Asheboro, July 21, Asheboro Municipal GC. No. 7, 110 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: Dan Higgins, Bruce Edwards, Charles Davis.

His first ace.

Samuel Hayes of Burlington, July 17, Hemlock GC. No. 15, 143 yards, 2-hybrid. Playing partners: Jerry Hayes, Dustin Gilstrap, Bob Bishop. His first ace.

Ken Pope of Greensboro, July 15, Monroeton GC. No. 12, 85 yards, gap wedge. Playing partners: Mike Reece, Alan Rippy, Sylvester Lewis. His second ace; first was 35 years ago.

Ed Young of Winston-Salem, July 7, Reynolds Park GC. No. 2, 134 yards, 6-iron. Playing partners: John Kovack, John Millar.

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Sandy Dunbeck of Stoneville, July 5, Deep Springs CC. No. 12, 91 yards, 11wood. Playing partners: Pam Boerema, Lisa West. Her first ace was achieved with her late mom’s 11-wood.

Junior Blackard of Stoneville, July 4, Dan Valley GC. No. 10, 119 yards, 9-iron.

Playing partner: Jackie Blackard. His second ace.

Supapon Amornchichan of Bangkok, Thailand, June 30, Tanglewood Championship Course. No. 11, 162 yards, 7-iron. Second career ace was the highlight of a third-place finish in a AJGA Junior All-Stars tournament.

Andrew Knight of Danville, Va., June 29, Quaker Creek GC. No. 8, 136 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: Jesse Garner, Steve Hall Charles Carter. His first ace.

Mark Henline of Whitsett, June 28, Duke University GC. No. 12, 134 yards, 9-iron.

Playing partners: Keith Rich, Mike Bonfield. His second career ace came in a CGA One-Day Tournament.

Rayvon Smith of Walnut Cove, June 27, Hemlock GC. No. 15, 143 yards, pitching wedge. Playing partners: Wes Harger, Ron Johnson, Buck Hauser.

David Peddycord of Pfafftown, June 26, Maple Chase CC. No. 5, 153 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: Lance Link, Steve Fields. His fourth ace.

Trip Marion of Greensboro, June 26, Forest Oaks CC. No. 13, 152 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: Brady Moran, Molly Munderloh, Pat Bradshaw, Ryan Reed. His first ace.

Todd Southard, June 26, Silo Run GC. No. 3, 146 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: Wendell Southard, Nick Southard.

Matt Pruitt of East Bend, June 26, Silo Run GC. No. 14, 135 yards, 9-iron.

Playing partners: Patrick Gray, Clyde Fulp, Will Anderson. His fourth ace.

Dean Riggs of Walnut Cove, June 13, Hemlock GC. No. 15, 143 yards, 8-iron.

Jim Lankford of Ridgeway, Va., April 29, Gordon Trent GC. No. 16, 127 yards, 4-hybrid. Playing partner: Tim Stone. His third ace.

Jack Boyer of Greensboro, March 14, Pinewild CC (Holly). No. 17, 160 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: Brandon Boyce, Cayden Bryner, Sean Finan. His first ace came in a TYGA tournament. www.triadgolf.com

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Listing Triad area players in top half Legacy Golf Links, Aberdeen • July 18 Men A • Flight 1 (10 entries) 3. Joe Weinberger, Roxboro!

76 Men A • Flight 3 (10 entries) 4. Seth Hall, Greensboro!

79 Senior Men A (11 entries) 4. Mark Henline, Whitsett!

78 Super Senior Men (13 entries) 2. Rick Hogan, Burlington!

71 4. Michael Burdick, McLeansville!

75 Women Flight 1 (8 entries) 2. Bonnie Montgomery, Jamestown! 75 4. Kelly Whitley, Greensboro!

78 Women Flight 2 (8 entries) 2. Carmen Andia, Whitsett!

84 Longleaf GC, Southern Pines • July 17 Men A • Flight 2 (14 entries) 2. Alexander Cardwell, Greensboro! 78 Men B (13 entries) 5. Don Scott, Burlington!

88 Senior Men A (10 entries) 5. Mark Henline, Whitsett!

82 Super Senior Men (14 entries) 1. Rick Hogan, Denton!

75 6. Michael Burdick, McLeansville!

80 Women (13 entries) 1. Bonnie Montgomery, Jamestown! 77 5. Kelly Whitley, Greensboro!

82 Duke University GC, Durham • June 28 Men A • Flight 1 (9 entries) 2. Richard Youden, Winston-Salem! 75 Men A • Flight 2 (10 entries) 5. Johnny Shew, Winston-Salem!

85 Super Senior Men Flight 1 (11 entries) 4. Michael Burdick, McLeansville!

75 Super Senior Men Flight 2 (12 entries) 2. Keith Rich, Randleman!

79 Women (6 entries) 1. Kelly Whitley, Greensboro!

81 2. Sook Hee Yang, Jamestown!

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USGA Qualifying

U.S. Amateur Keith Hills GC, Buies Creek July 5 1. Parker Gillam, Win-Salem! 69-71--140 1. Jonathan Griz, Hilton Head! 71-69--140 Notes: Gilliam tied for medalist honors and was one of three players to qualify for the U.S. Amateur scheduled Aug. 9-15 at Oakmont CC in Oakmont, Pa. U.S. Women’s Amateur Carolina Trace CC (Lake), Sanford July 6 1. Caroline Craig, Sautee Nac., Ga.! 69 2. Riley Hamilton, Reidsville!

72 2. Emily Hawkins, Lexington!

72 Notes: Three other players also shot 72 ... the top 6 finishers qualified for the U.S. Women’s Amateur, scheduled Aug. 2-8 at Westchester CC in Rye, N.Y.

Amateur Individual

34th annual Dugan Aycock Davidson County Amateur Lexington GC (par 71) • July 24-25 Championship Flight (top 10 of 15) Michael Swaringen!

68-68--136 Brian Hayes!

70-71--141 Chris Williams 69-73--142 Nick Gunnell!

75-68--143 Paul Lohr!

73-72--145 Kerry Cooke!

72-74--146 Scottie Payne!

72-75--147 Matthew Swaringen!

69-79--148 Deke Carrick!

69-80--149 D.J. Thorton!

73-77-150 First Flight (top 6 of 14) Cody Carlson!

77-70--147 Doug McDonald!

74-74--148 Taylor Zimmerman!

74-74--148 Jordan Hedrick!

78-72--150 Ty Niday!

76-74--150 Jamie Caudill!

74-76--150

Second Flight (top 5 of 15) Kevin Mininni!

79-73--152 Michael Helms!

78-74--152 Travis McLemore!

82-72--154 Mason Striplin!

80-76--156 Dwayne Blakely!

78-78--156 Third Flight (top 5 of 14) Ken Klim!

88-77--165 Trey Brown!

85-82--167 Ryan Gentry!

86-82--168 Brad Helms!

85-83--168 Jacob Nester!

85-83--168 9th annual Dugan Aycock Davidson County Senior Amateur Lexington GC (par 71) • July 24-25 Championship Flight (top 5 of 9) Buck Hall!

68-67--135 David Camadine!

69-72--141 Mark Hedrick!

70-72--142 Steve King!

74-72--146 Richard Giles!

73-76--149 First Flight (top 3 of 9) Garland Yates!

77-79--156 Jeff Mitchell!

80-78--158 Randy Kaiser!

81-79--160 Second Flight (top 3 of 10) Cliff Butcher!

82-82--164 Bart Carroll!

83-84--167 Wayne McLelland!

83-84--167 34th Southwick Amateur Southwick GC, Graham (par 72) July 17-18 Championship Flight Robert Trent !

68-67--135 Tony Byerly !

66-71--137 Kevin Lane !

63-74--137 Scott Trent !

68-70--138 Randy Savage !

69-75--144 Senior Championship Flight Chester Thorpe !

66-66--132 Randy Clayton !

70-71--141 Garland Yates !

69-74--143 Barron Walker !

73-71--144 Sam Patterson !

71-75--146

SAPONA SAPONA

First Flight Steve Bigham!

Dustin Bateman!

Randy Clayton!

Logan Thornton!

Kenny Wilson!

Second Flight Kam Winburn!

Bruce Newsome!

Mike Smith!

Stephen Barnes!

Alex George!

Third Flight Steven Trent!

Butch Gates!

Dylan Isley!

Walt Byerly!

Rodney Dawson!

Fourth Flight Barry Johnson!

Jim Mayfield!

Monte Isley!

Dameon Thacker!

Jimmy Foster!

71-68--139 71-69--140 70-71--141 73-68--141 71-73--144 75-72--147 77-71--148 75-76--151 78-75--153 79-75--154

Tr i a d 80-70=150 80-71--151 80-71--151 80-74--154 82-75--157 84-83--167 83-87--170 88-83--171 91-80--171 87-87--174

Joe Wood Memorial Cedarbrook CC, Elkin • July 10-11 Championship Flight Nick Gunnell !

68-70--138 Scottie Payne !

68-73--141 Brant Stovall !

66-75--141 Michael Spillman !

69-76--145 McKinley Johnson !

70-75--145 Ryan Atkins !

70-76--146 Joe Wood !

70-77--147 Joey Pettis !

71-80--151 First Flight Kerry Cooke !

72-74--146 Grayson Cheek !

72-77--149 Chris Calloway !

73-77--150 Second Flight Matt Renegar !

78-66--144 Dwayne Burchette !

75-72--147 David Lamm !

76-75--151 Third Flight Matt Wilmoth !

79-73--152 Corey Roberts !

81-73--154 Richard Wall !

80-75--155 Fourth Flight Danny Shore !

81-76--157 Rush Folger !

82-75--157 Will Jarvis !

84-76--160 Fifth Flight Ryan Gentry !

86-81--167 Jim Cantamessa !

88-79--167 Noah Sparks !

86-83--169 Sixth Flight Austen Absher !

91-85--176 Curtis Lightheart !

98-81--179 Blake Cheek !

92-90--182 Senior Championship Flight Robin Benson !

71-75--146 Kim Klutz !

73-74--147 Hugh Quinn !

75-73--148 David Camadine !

74-78--152 Steve Muncus !

76-85--161 Senior First Flight Lewis Brooks !

81-73--154 Riley Fillingame !

79-76--155 Chris Mahon !

80-79--159

55th Colonial Ladies Invitational Colonial CC, Thomasville (par 72) June 26-27 Championship Flight (top 6 of 8) 72-80--152 Sook Hee Yang!

Kim Clarke!

83-78--161 Leigh Armentrout!

85-76--161 Barbara Munnett!

81-85--166 Meirlong Lu! 84-83--167 Bonnie Montgomery!

87-81--168 First Flight (top 5 of 10) Tess Kirkman!

82-80--162 Carmen Andia!

81-88--169 Katherine DeVore!

88-82--170 Ruth Lowe!

88-86--174 Greta Stookey!

89-90--179 Second Flight (top 5 of 9) Elaine Schuermann!

92-89--181 Eunice Macy!

90-91--181 Ginger Bowman!

92-91--183 Amanda Gane!

91-104--195 Coretta Bigelow!

98-98--196 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Third Flight (top 4 of 8) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Brookwood Amateur •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jane Campbell!

101-100--201 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Brookwood GC, Whitsett (par 72) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cathy Sealey!

102-101--203 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• June 26-27 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Patti Wood!

103-104--207 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Championship Flight •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Linda Dellinger!

102-106--208 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Clay Watkins!

63-63--126 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Note: Sook Hee Yang’s fifth Colonial •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Scott Trent!

64-66--130 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• title moved her within one of Kathy •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mike Smith!

69-65--134 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Binkley’s record for most wins.

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Logan Thornton!

68-67--135 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chester Thorpe!

67-72--137 Women’s Public Golf Association First Flight Challenge GC, Graham • July 21 Tony Byerly!

70-65--135 Flight 1 (9 entries) Steven Trent!

70-66--136 1. Sue Lamm-Gurley (Country Hills)! 80 Steve Bigham!

70-68--138 2. Nancy Cooper (Country Hills) !

82 Robert Trent!

70-71--141 Flight 2 (9 entries) John Robertson!

70-71--141 1. Rita Winston (Oak Hollow)!

88 Barron Walker!

72-71--143 1. Beth Anne Aheron (Country Hills)! 88 Second Flight Flight 3 (10 entries) Mike Roshelli!

73-66--139 1. Lisa Nelson (Meadowlands)!

88 Kevin Burns!

73-71--144 2. Bobbie Berry (Meadowlands)!

92 Kenny Wilson!

73-71--144 Flight 4 (8 entries) Tracy Wheeler!

75-72--147 1. Joyce Dabbs (Country Hills)!

102 Third Flight 1. Joan Charles (Meadowlands)!

102 Matt Watkins!

79-74--153 Flight 5 (9 entries) Tommy Childress!

79-76--155 1. Martha Hollady (Oak Hollow)!

102 Art Benton!

78-77--155 1. Anne Prevo (Greensboro National)! 102 Dean Gerner!

77-79--156 Flight 6 (8 entries) Fourth Flight 1. Carolyn Clapp (Country Hills)!

107 Jerry Joyce!

82-75--157 2. Lindy Garnette (Bryan Park)!

109 Monty Isley!

83-75--158 Jeff Hodge!

85-74--159 15th annual Otis Cup Stoney Creek GC, Whitsett (par 71) Chair City Open July 24 Winding Creek GC, Thomasville Charlie Gaydos!

73 (par 72) • June 26-27 Ken Jenkins!

74 Championship Flight Ben Gentry!

75 Kaleb Staker!

66-68--134 Buck Hall!

67-71--138 Quin Foster!

70-69--139 Ryan Hodges!

71-68--139 Listing Triad area players in top half Dustin Gaster!

70-72--142 Bryan Park (Players), Brown Summit Tim Chakona!

71-71--142 July 17 First Flight CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT (6 entries) Dewayne Blakley!

72-70--142 1.

Kenny Flynn, Winston-Salem!

70 Brad Helms!

76-66--142 2. Justin Lang, Winston-Salem!

74 Reid Cox! 74-69--143 A FLIGHT (7 entries) Mark Hedrick!

72-74--146 2.

Brian Stark, Jamestown!

77 Dane Robertson!

74-72--146 B FLIGHT (17 entries) Cody Adams!

74-74--148 5. Brandon Storey, Mebane!

81 Blakley won sudden death playoff 5.

Greg Martin, Whitsett!

81 Second Flight 7.

Jason Smith, Tobaccoville!

82 Zach Arms!

76-69--145 C FLIGHT (14 entries) John Beck!

77-69--146 2.

Bobby Hutchison, Walnut Cove!

83 Kenneth Lainer!

76-73--149 6. Josh Simmons, Greensboro!

87 Bo Chakona!

75-76--151 6. Steve Terek, Jamestown!

87 Russ Patterson!

75-77--152 D FLIGHT (14 entries) Third Flight 2.

Greg Dotson, Ridgeway, Va.!

86 Branson Harris!

77-74--151 4. Don Michaux, Greensboro!

88 Dan Anthony!

77-74--151 5. David Rosier, Salisbury!

90 Dwayne Craver!

78-73--151 6.

Bill Jones, Archdale!

94 Andy Sparks!

78-73--151 6.

Keith Thomas, Greensboro!

94 Kristen Fox! 77-75--152

Senior First Flight (top 4 of 8) Frankie Jones!

78-75--153 Mark Alonzi!

77-80--157 Chuck Jenkins!

78-81--159 Billy Hutcherson!

79-80--159 Senior Second Flight (top 3 of 7) Lee Rufty!

82-81--163 Wayne Sisk!

82-85--167 Jimmy Ray! 85-84--169 Super Senior Championship (top 3 of 7) Tim Vigotsky!

67-72--139 Mike Sigmon!

72-71--143 Jimmy Gillie!

69-76--145 Super Senior First Flight (top 4 of 8) Jack Allara!

79-69--148 Randy Thomas!

77-72--149 Mike Roshelli!

77-75--152 Bill Sibbick!

78-74--152 Super Senior 2nd Flight (top 3 of 9) Donald Meyer!

88-75--163 Kim Caldwell!

84-89--173 Barry Shea!

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Danville Golf Club Invitational Danville, Va. (par 70) July 10-11 Upper Championship (top 6 of 8) Grainger Howle!

66-73--139 Jack Adkins!

70-74--144 Kevin Womack!

71-75--146 Jerel Whiting!

71-76--147 Ronnie Fultz!

72-75--147 Harrison Rutter!

71-76--147 Lower Championship (top 6 of 8) Blake Carter!

74-68--142 Sam Mantiply!

74-75--149 Rand Stinson!

76-75--151 Stephen Helton!

74-81--155 Wesley Smith!

80-77--157 Second Flight (top 4 of 9) Ben Potter!

81-70--151 Carter Cook!

82-74--156 Richard Fishwick!

83-77--160 Jared Kania!

81-80--161 Senior Championship (top 7 of 10) David Partridge!

68-71--139 Phillip Mahone!

75-66--141 Mike Bayes!

71-71--142 Layne Mills!

75-77--152 Roy Foutz!

72-80--152 Ken Hardwick!

76-78--154 Jon Zampedro!

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Harris won sudden death playoff Fourth Flight Josh McCullough!

80-73--153 Don McFarland!

81-72--153 Cliff Butcher!

79-77--156 Lloyd Scarberry!

79-79--158 McCullough won sudden death playoff Fifth Flight Stan Spanagle!

82-76--158 Cameron Beck!

82-77--159 Tim Tuttle!

84-77--161 Jeff Welch!

82-83--165 Sixth Flight Jeff Peers!

90-83--173 90-84--174 Larry Pierce!

Greg Blakley!

90-95--185 Andy Clodfelter!

95-92--187

Club Championships Ben Potter!

Mike Briggs!

MEN Caswell Pines July 24-25

SENIORS Caswell Pines July 24-25

73-76--149

79-79--158

Please report club championship results to triadgolf@mac.com or 336 280-3722

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23rd Carolinas Women’s Match Play Championship Gaston CC, Gastonia Championship Match • July 30 Mallory Fobes, East Bend, def. Jessica Spicer, Bahama, 2 up Semifinal Matches • July 30 Fobes def. Kathryn Carson, Mooresville, 2 and 1 Spicer def. Kennedy Carroll, Mount Pleasant, S.C., 3 and 1 First Flight Championship Match • July 30 Toni Blackwell, Fayetteville, def. Lauren Denhard, Salisbury, 2 up 107th Carolinas Amateur Championship Biltmore Forest CC, Asheville (par 70) July 8-11 1. Scott Harvey, Greensboro!

73-66-66-65--270 2. Cyrus Stewart, Raleigh!

68-69-67-69--273 3. Matthew Sharpstene, Charlotte!

68-70-70-66--274 4. Davis Womble, Winston-Salem!

70-66-69-71--276 5. Austin Bonfiglio, Holly Springs!

64-72-72-72--280 Selected others from field of 139 10. Dan Walters, Winston-Salem!

73-70-70-74--287 22. Michael Childress, Salisbury!

73-67-73-78--291 28. Caleb Keck, Concord!

70-75-75-73--293 33. Nicholas Mathews, Mebane!

73-73-74-75--295 33. Blake Brantley, Winston-Salem!

73-70-75-77--295 60. Andrew Haarlow, Greensboro!

74-73-84-80--311 Notes: Scott Harvey overcame a one-shot deficit to Cyrus Stewart with a final-round 65 and won by three ... he was tied for 46th after the opening round but played the course in 13 under par in the final three rounds ... It was Harvey’s 10th CGA title and his second Carolinas Amateur championship ... he previously won the Carolinas Am in 2011.

15th Pro-Junior Providence CC, Charlotte (par 72) July 19 Championship Division (21 entries) 1. Tommy Gibson, Mt. Airy-Fisher Kennedy, Winston-Salem!

2. Tyler Peterson, Charlotte-Will Hartman, Marvin!

2. Barry Pierce, Waxhaw-Colin Salema, Matthews!

2. Bryce Hendrix, Greensboro-Gray Mitchum, Winterville!

5. Chris Haarlow, Greensboro-Anna Howerton, W-S! 5. Jim Brotherton-Davis DeLille, High Point!

Selected others from field of 36 14. Marcy Newton-Logan Crawford, Winston-Salem!

16. Brock Elder, Randleman-Peyton Wyatt, Kernersville!

21. Braden Gay-Bradford Latimer, Winston-Salem!

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64th Virginias-Carolinas Women's Team Matches Thistle GC, Sunset Beach • July 19-21 Team 4-ball Alternate Singles =! Total Carolinas!

25.5 18 50 93.5 Virginias!

10.5 18 22 = 50.5 Notes: The matches pit some of the best golfers from North Carolina and South Carolina against their Virginia and West Virginia counterparts ... points were awarded for each nine and overall ... Mallory Fobes of East Bend scored 2.5 points and Hailey Joy of Reidsville and Victoria Cook of Reidsville both scores two points in singles matches as the Carolinas team pulled away to the victory ... Joy teamed with Courtney Stiles of Pinehurst for a 3-0 sweep in a four-ball match ... Victoria Ladd of Greensboro also scored for the Carolinas team ... the teams included two super seniors, eight seniors and 14 regulars.

55th Carolinas Father-Son Championship Sandhills Area Courses • July 16 (listing Triad finishers in top half of division) Legacy Golf Links, Aberdeen Flight A (17 entries) 1. Scott Newton-Grady Newton, Wallburg!

67 2. Eric Sayman-Davis Sayman, Charlotte!

67 8. John Straub, Elon-Warren Straub, Apex!

71 Note: Newtons won on 2nd playoff hole ... Scott was a fourtime runner-up in the championship (most recently in 2015) while playing with father Ernie Newton.

Flight B (18 entries) 3. Harrison Rutter-Jacob Rutter, Winston-Salem!

71 7. Kurt Snyder-Noah Snyder, Greensboro!

72 7. Michael Moore-Colby Moore, Advance!

72 9. Christopher Finan-Sean Finan, Winston-Salem!

73 Flight C (17 entries) 1. John Kennedy, Clemmons-Eli Kennedy, Bermuda Run! 68 Beacon Ridge GC, West End Super Senior - Flight A (18 entries) 1. Bob Beasley-Robert Beasley, Greensboro!

72 8. Charles Wilfong, Thomasville-Chad Wilfong, Charlotte! 75 Senior Senior - Flight B (16 entries) 4. Tom Thorpe, Clemmons-Scott Thorpe, Greensboro!

77 Super Senior - Flight C (18 entries) 1. Donald Hill, Mount Olive-Don Hill, Burlington!

70 4. Phil Park, Greensboro-Solomon Park, Clula Vista, Calif.! 78 Country Club of Whispering Pines Open Pro-Am Division (16 entries) 3. Chris Haarlow-Andrew Haarlow, Greensboro!

73 7. Randy Chunn-Avery Chunn, Rural Hall!

77 7. Andy Younts, Reidsville-Drew Younts, Greensboro!

77 13-Under Flight B (12 entries) 3. Frank Stewart-Grant Stewart, Clemmons!

83 6. Robbie Gardner-Jackson Gardner, Mount Airy!

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Hyland GC, Southern Pines Flight D (16 entries) 2. Randy Martin-Alex Martin, Thomasville!

68 5. Dan Jones-Daniel Jones, Greensboro!

70 6. Ernie Newton, W-S- Lincoln Newton, Wallburg!

72 Flight E (15 entries) 3. Robbie Wooten-Ethan Wooten, High Point!

72 3. Stanley Randall, Mocksville-Corey Randall, Dallas!

72 Flight F (13 entries) 6. Arlis Pike-Bubba Pike, Kernersville!

77 Mid Pines GC, Southern Pines Flight I (15 entries) 1. Gary Eubanks-Blake Miller, Greensboro!

73 Flight H (15 entries) 1. Seth Cox, Boonville-Tim Neal, Winston-Salem!

72 2. Ryan Fox, West End-Aaron Fox, Winston-Salem!

75 Flight G (18 entries) 7. Adam Key-Connor Key, Pilot Mountain Foxfire Resort, Jackson Springs Flight J (11 entries) 1. Tom Palombo-Davis Palombo, Greensboro!

79 2. Scott Yakola-Holden Yakola, Mebane!

82 Super Senior Flight D (16 entries) 1. Robert Richardson, Kernersville-Ryan Richardson, Durham!77 Super Senior Flight E (19 entries) 1. Robert Saunders, W-S-Wes Saunders, Raleigh!

79 4. Dennis Boyd, Yadkinville-Riley Harmon, W-S! 85 24th Carolinas Parent-Child Championship Longleaf GC, Southern Pines • July 16 Flight A (16 entries) 1. Jeff Burcham-Macie Burcham, Greensboro!

2. Jeff Craver-Hannah Craver, Winston-Salem!

7. Kevin King-Mary Paige King, Clemmons!

7. Scott Winebarger, Elkin-Annika Wood, State Road!

7. Jon Isaacson-Madison Isaacson, Greensboro!

Flight C (16 entries) 6. Mark DeBusk-Samantha DeBusk, Lexington!

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73rd N.C. Womens Amateur Championship Bermuda Run CC (East) July 7-9 Championship Division (21 entries) 1. Mallory Fobes !

74-76-69--219 2. Nicole Adam!

76-71-74--221 3. Sasha Hayes!

73-77-72--222 4. Ashley Sloup!

76-74-73--223 5. Nicole Kramer!

77-77-74--228 6. Madison Isaacson!

77-77-76--230 Selected others 9. Hailey Joy! 78-78-78--234 12. Victoria Cook!

77-81-78--236 15. Emelia Pack!

78-79-83--240 15. Victoria Ladd!

83-77-80--240 Senior Division (6 entries) 1. Angela Stewart!

86-81-74--241 2. Pat Brogden!

84-78-84--246 2. Kendra Muir!

80-81-85--246 4. Sook Hee Yang!

86-82-85--253 Super Senior Division (15 entries) 1. Patty Moore!

83-75-73--231 2. Katherine DeVore!

79-85-84--248 3. Murrie Ives!

83-87-81--251 4. Barbara Munnett!

84-84-85--253 Selected others 6. Bonnie Montgomery!

81-87-88--256 8. Mary Rhodes!

84-90-85--259

Tournament 55+ • Flight B (10 entries) 2. Jeff Jensen, Greensboro-Steve Citty, Reidsville!

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Musgrove Mill GC, Clinton, SC • July 20 Tournament 55+ • Flight A (9 entries) 1. Jeffrey Guernier-Jeff Burcham, Greensboro!

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Triad Amateur Golf Classic High Point CC (Willow Creek) • par 72 • July 24-25 Open Division 1. Curtis Brotherton, High Point!

69-71--140 2. Justin Morgan, Denver!

72-69--141 2. Chris Cassetta, High Point!

71-70--141 4. William Phipps, Florence!

73-70--143 4. Ryan Sharpe, Greensboro!

72-71--143 6. Grady Newton, Winston-Salem!

78-66-144 6. Matt Younts, Greensboro!

75-69--144 6. Davis Delille, High Point!

72-72--144 6. Robert Beasley, Greensboro!

73-72--145 9. Thomas Bonney, Greensboro !

73-72--145 Selected others from field of 68 12. Mark Nieters, Winston-Salem!

75-72--147 14. Josh Nichols, Morrisville!

75-73--148 20. Paul Slomkowski, Colfax!

76-74--150 20. Carson Castelli, Greensboro!

72-78--150 24. Kenny Flynn, Winston-Salem!

75-76--151 24. Trevor Mitchell, Oak Ridge!

74-77--151 24. Jeremy Ray, Pfafftown!

73-78--151 30. Harrison Frye, High Point!

71-81--152 31. Luke Michael, Trinity!

82-71--153 31. Mark Absher, Winston-Salem!

71-82--153 Senior Division 1. Dan Hendrickson, Charlotte!

70-71--141 2. Ernie Newton, Winston-Salem!

72-71--143 2. Steve Sharpe, Greensboro!

68-75--143 4. Patrick Brady, Reidsville!

74-71--145 4. Chris Ingram, Winston-Salem!

70-75--145 6. Glenn Collins, Greensboro!

76-75--151 7. Mike Bivins, High Point!

78-74--152 7. Chip Stroup, High Point!

77-75--152 Selected others from field of 20 9. Gary Pugh, Asheboro!

76-77--153 9. Moore Councill, High Point!

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Pro-Assistant Championship River Landing Country Club, Wallace • July 12-13 1. Andrew Boston (Old Town Club) and Tommy Gibson (Old Town Club). $4.000!

65-62--127 2. Greg Boyette (Bulls Bay) and Billy Ross (Bulls Bay), $2,720!

63-64--127 3. Larry George (River Landing) and Jeff Hale (River Landing), $2,370!

67-63--130 4. Jonathan Dudley (Indian Valley) and Brock Elder (Forest Oaks), $1,830!

66-65--131 Selected others in top 50 from field of 90 teams 9. Chris Haarlow (Precision Golf School) and Kirk Mitchell (Oldfield Club), $1,127!

65-68--133 25. Tyler Gosselin (Greensboro CC) and Ben Raff (Greensboro CC), $363!

69-67--136 32. Sean Branagan (Maple Chase) and Brad Luebchow (Maple Chase)!

69-68--137 32. Troy Spencer (Myers Park) and Sam Fadler (Myers Park)!

69-68--137 32. Jason Cherry (CC of Landfall) and Grant Powell (CC of Landfall)!

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Listing Triad area players in top half Sandhills Regional at Mid Pines GC, So. Pines A Flight (39 entries) 4. Ron Brady, McLeansville!

B Flight (48 entries) 1. David Boger, Greensboro!

7. Gene Jones, Thomasville!

21. Mark Hagerty, Sophia!

C Flight (46 entries) 1. Dave Baker, Greensboro!

5. Greg Martin, Whitsett!

8. Ken White, High Point!

11. A.C. Guarino, Pfafftown!

21. Bobby Hutchison, Walnut Cove!

• July 12-13 75-81--156 77-79--156 82-81--163 86-84--170 84-80--164 89-86--175 85-91--176 90-87--177 95-89--184

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CGA One-Day Four-Ball

Selected finishers from Triad (top half of division) The Club at 12 Oaks, Holly Springs • July 26 Mixed and Women (7 entries) 2. Sook Hee Yang, Jamestown-Meirong Lu, Greensboro! 77 Country Club of Asheville • July 12 Men Long Tees Flight 1 (9 entries) 4. Anthony Hiatt, Pinnacle-Joey Perkins, King!

79 4. Mark Nieters, Winston-Salem-John Nieters, Bermuda Run! 79 Men Long Tees Flight 2 (9 entries) 2. Kris McClellan-Wes McIver, Advance!

71 2. Alexander Cardwell, Greensboro-Kurt Beal, Conover!

71 4. Bret Kinney, Reidsville-James Austin, Asheville!

73 Men Regular Tees (9 entries) 1. Glenn Collins, Greensboro-Jeff Ferguson, Waynesville! 70 Mixed Flight 1 (9 entries) 1. Kevin King-Mary-Paige King, Clemmons!

68 3. Rick Hogan-Ann Hogan, Denton!

76 SENIOR ONE-DAY FOUR-BALL TOURNAMENTS TPC Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet • July 27 Tournament 55+ • Flight A (12 entries) 4. Danny Hopkins, Mayodan-Mark Arrington, Chapel Hill! 69 Tournament 55+ • Flight B (12 entries) 3. Jeff Jensen, Greensboro-Steve Citty, Reidsville!

72 Wachesaw Plantation East, Murrells Inlet • July 26 Tournament 55+ • Flight A (10 entries) 3. Danny Hopkins, Mayodan-Mark Arrington, Chapel Hill! 68

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18 Holes • Weekends & Holidays Walking – $22 Ride & Play – $35 After 1 p.m. Ride & Play – $32 • Seniors Ride & Play – $32 • Juniors play for 1/2 price after 12 p.m. of the REGULAR/NORMAL 18 hole rate when accompanied by a full paying adult.

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Junior Golf Scoreboard CGA Daniel Meggs Memorial TPC at Piper Glen/Pine Lake CC, Charlotte, NC JUL 26 - 27, 2021 Boys Division - 6638 1 Tyler Dorsey, Charlotte 72-68--140 2 Lawson Harkey, Lincolnton 68-72--140 2 Simon Burgos, Raleigh 70-70--140 Selected Others 12 Chase McLaughlin, Kernersville 75-73--148 12 Hayden Magnussen, Greensboro 74-74--148

Carolinas Junior Girls Cherokee National Golf Course, Gaffney, SC JUL 20 - 22, 2021 Girls Division - 6106 1 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 71-67-66--204 2 Sydney Roberts, Chesnee, SC 69-72-70--211 3 Adrian Anderson, Murrells Inlet, SC 74-72-69--215 Selected Others 5 Anna Howerton, Kernersville 73-73-73--219 5 Emily Mathews, Mebane 71-76-72--219

Girls 15 and Under Championship Country Club of Whispering Pines - Pines Whispering Pines, NC JUL 12 - 13, 2021 Girls Division - 5701 1 Bridget Wilkie, Bluffton, SC 72-73--145 2 Grace Ridenour, Cary 77-73--150 3 Katherine Brictson, Raleigh 78-76--154 Selected Others 5 Hallie Wilson, Lewisville 76-83--159

Jimmy Anderson Boys’ Invitational Jacksonville Country Club, Jacksonville, NC JUL 10 - 11, 2021 Boys Division - 6566 1 Jonathan Honeywell, 69-69--138 Whispering Pines 2 Smith Summerlin, Raleigh 70-69--139 3 Bradley Davis, Pilot Mountain 71-69--140 3 Calvin Hawkins, Lexington 70-70--140 Selected Others 15 Jack Burris, Greensboro 73-72--145

N.C. Boys 14 & Under Championship Asheboro Country Club, Asheboro, NC JUL 06 - 07, 2021 Boys Division - 5898 1 Davis Wotnosky, Wake Forest 71-69--140 2 John John Santospago, Charlotte 69-72--141 3 Caed Albertyn, Matthews 70-74--144 3 Luke Tisdale, Winston-Salem 70-74--144 Selected Others 10 John McCoy, Salisbury 75-73--148 10 Sam Terry, Thomasville 74-74--148

Dogwood State Junior Kinston Country Club , Kinston, NC JUN 29 - JUL 01, 2021 Girls Division - 6037 1 Maria Atwood, Holly Springs 71-72-73--216 2 Emily Mathews, Mebane 70-71-76--217 3 Karsyn Roberts, Pikeville 71-74-75--220 Selected Others 10 Anna Howerton, Kernersville 76-74-75--225 15 Kayla Dowell, Mebane 79-76-74--183

TYGA TYGA One-Day Lake Hickory CC, Hickory, NC July 23, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Benjamin Bailey, Huntersville 1 Matteo Blanchfield, Mooresville 3 Ryan Dunn, Waxhaw Selected Others 11 Eli Magrini, Greensboro Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Atley Gabriel, Claremont 2 Oliver Tobin, Charlotte Selected Others 10 Tyler Kepley, Salisbury Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Hank Johnson, Morganton 2 Brewer Lael, Newton 3 Jake Warren, Boone Selected Others 6 Bryant Davis, Salisbury

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TYGA One-Day Colonial Country Club, Thomasville, NC July 22, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Zachary Groce, Germanton 69 1 Sean Finan, Winston-Salem 69 3 Daniel Jones, Greensboro 70

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Selected Others 4 Alex Martin, Thomasville 4 Calvin Hawkins, Lexington Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Grayson Holland, Summerfield 1 Stephen Ryan Marshall, Sophia 3 Campbell Hall, Greensboro 3 Hershal Patel, Clemmons 3 Todd Wooten, Oak Ridge Selected Others 7 Hunter Master, Oak Ridge Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Cooper Cavanaugh, High Point 2 Maxwell Brehler, Mebane 2 Ren Niebauer, High Point 4 Drew Gearren, Winston-Salem Girls 16-18 Division - 5,500 1 Gigi Nagy, Black Mountain 2 Sondra Uon, Newton 3 Camille Lambert, Lexington Selected Others 4 Ella Ott, High Point Girls 13-15 Division - 5,500 1 Hillary Gong, Pfafftown 1 Sadie Mecham, Winston-Salem 3 Catherine DeSiena, Oak Ridge Selected Others 4 Molly Jardina, High Point

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Metro Junior Cedarwood Country Club, Charlotte, NC JUL 20 - 21, 2021 Boys Division - 6390 1 Colin Salema, Matthews 72-68--140 2 Charlie O’Shea, Charlotte 67-75--142 2 Simon Burgos, Raleigh 70-72--142 2 Steven Shea, Charlotte 70-72--142 Selected Others 9 Pennson Badgett, Pilot Mountain 73-72--145 19 Braden Gay, Winston-Salem 72-77--149 19 Robert Gefaell, Winston-Salem 74-75--149

TYGA One-Day Pilot Knob Park Golf Course, Pilot Mountain, NC July 20, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Jack Bellinger, Cornelius 74 2 Zachary Groce, Germanton 77 2 Kenneth Lanier, Lexington 77 2 Connor Key, Pilot Mountain 77 2 Keelan Robertson, Walnut Cove 77 Selected Others 6 Larsen Gallimore, Walnut Cove 78 Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Jude Carper, Cornelius 78 2 Tyler Kepley, Salisbury 80 3 Noah Sparks, Walnut Cove 81 Selected Others 4 Jace Goldbach, Ararat 83 Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Aiden Thigpen, Summerfield 78 1 Sawyer Slate, Walnut Cove 78 3 Cameron Gandy, Mooresville 81 Selected Others 4 Bryant Davis, Salisbury 87 Girls Division - 5,500 1 Hillary Gong, Pfafftown 82 2 Sadie Mecham, Winston-Salem 85 3 Kristina Perdue, Clemmons 103 4 Kylie Eskew, Clemmons 135

TYGA Tin Whistles Tots Midland, Southern Pines, NC July 19, 2021 Boys 12 Division - 2,119 1 Jack DeVault, Cary 2 Hampton Cogdill, Winston-Salem 2 Cameron Harvey, Kernersville Girls 10-12 Division - 2,119 1 Ashley Lee, Raeford 2 Hazel Peters, Pinehurst 3 Ava Milks, Greensboro

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High Point Junior Blair Park Golf Course/Oak Hollow GC High Point, NC JUL 14 - 15, 2021 Boys Division - 6564 1 Davis DeLille, High Point 65-71--136 2 Brad Grajzar, Elon 72-70--142 2 Landon Hawley, Charlotte 71-71--142 2 Will Dalton, Cornelius 74-68--142 Selected Others 5 Sean Finan, Winston-Salem 68-75--143 Girls Division - 5613 1 Kaitlyn Rand, Raleigh 75-77--152

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TYGA One Day Talamore Resort, Southern Pines, NC July 14, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Alex Martin, Thomasville 2 Ian Williams, Cary 2 Connor Carter, Asheboro Selected Others 5 Zachary Groce, Germanton 7 Matthew Yetter, Browns Summit Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Robert Thompson, Charlotte 2 Isar Joshi, Charlotte 3 Connor Schenk, Raleigh Selected Others 8 Grayson Holland, Summerfield

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TYGA One Day Forest Oaks Country Club, Greensboro, NC July 12, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,350 1 Jaxson Morgan, High Point 69 2 Matthew Yetter, Browns Summit 73 2 Evan Owen, Winston-Salem 73 Selected Others 5 Ethan Moore, Graham 75 5 Cody Stephens, Summerfield 75 5 Braden Gay, Winston-Salem 75 Boys 14-15 Division - 6,350 1 Anderson Levine, Wake Forest 69 2 Tucker Settle, Elkin 73 3 Carson Goodrich, Greensboro 75 Selected Others 4 Charlie Plate, Greensboro 76 4 Grayson Holland, Summerfield 76 Boys 12-13 Division - 5,300 1 Brendan Queen, Greensboro 73 2 Xan Pitt, Wake Forest 78 3 Aiden Thigpen, Summerfield 81 Selected Others 4 Alex Stewart, Clemmons 82 Girls 15-18 Division - 5,300 1 Elli Flinchum, Summerfield 79 2 Madison Cook, Mcleansville 84 3 Kyleigh Whittemore, Graham 87 Selected Others 4 Ella Ott, High Point 88 4 Makayla Martinez, Burlington 88 Girls 12-14 Division - 5,300 1 Madison Dial, High Point 75 2 Elizabeth Pritchard, Charlotte 78 3 Sadie Mecham, Winston-Salem 80

TYGA Triad Tots High Point Country Club - Emerywood High Point, NC July 10, 2021 Boys 10-12 Division - 1,881 1 Ameya Vathanan, Charlotte 2 Jake Cullen, Cary 3 Cooper Tomlin, High Point Selected Others 6 Drew Gearren, Winston-Salem Girls 10-12 Division - 1,881 1 Hazel Peters, Pinehurst 2 Minyan Ou, Shelby 3 Arianna Beverly, Morrisville 4 Ava Milks, Greensboro 7-9 Division - 1,667 1 Bo Crane, Winston-Salem 2 Landon Thompson, Oak Ridge 2 Minlin Ou, Shelby Selected Others 4 Zack Beeson, Oak Ridge

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TYGA One-Day Pine Knolls, Kernersville, NC July 6, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Mason Beshears, Lewisville 2 Connor Carter, Asheboro 3 Drew Walker, Advance 3 Benjamin Peters, Winston-Salem 3 Zachary Groce, Germanton 3 Connor Key, Pilot Mountain 3 Daniel Stamey, Clemmons Selected Others 8 Gavin Deibler, Winston-Salem Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Freddy Ortmann, Greensboro 2 Tanner Cadieux, Greensboro 3 Carson Goodrich, Greensboro

Selected Others 4 Hunter Master, Oak Ridge 5 Samuel Key, Greensboro Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Elliot Holcomb, Boone 2 Griffin Williams, Greensboro 3 Holden Dulin, Matthews 3 Hampton Cogdill, Winston-Salem Selected Others 5 Jackson Freeman, Greensboro 6 Aiden Thigpen, Summerfield Girls 16-18 Division - 5,500 1 Ana Calderon, Lewisville 1 Sarah Stewart, Kernersville 3 Erin Alden, Wake Forest 4 Kristina Perdue, Clemmons Girls 14-15 Division - 5,500 1 Catherine DeSiena, Oak Ridge 2 Paige Sidney, Clemmons 3 Elizabeth Pritchard, Charlotte Selected Others 4 Meredith Pegram, Reidsville

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TYGA Tots Pine Knolls, Kernersville, NC July 6, 2021 Boys 10-12 Division - 1,975 1 Cameron Harvey, Kernersville 2 Jack Strickland, Greensboro 3 Jackson Meister, Greensboro Selected Others 4 Peyton Wyatt, Kernersville 4 Grant Stewart, Clemmons Boys 8-9 Division - 1,678 1 Dominik Slovak, Jamestown 2 Ryan Hiatt, Pinnacle 3 Rhodes Williams, Greensboro Selected Others 4 Bo Crane, Winston-Salem 5 Zack Beeson, Oak Ridge Boys 6-7 Division - 1,315 1 Tucker Harvey, Trinity 2 Graham Fox, Canton Girls 10-12 Division - 1,975 1 Reece Hart, Winston-Salem 2 Sophia Perdue, Clemmons 3 Ava Milks, Greensboro

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TYGA One-Day Lexington Golf Club, Lexington, NC July 5, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Chase McLaughlin, Kernersville 71 2 Garrett Bowers, Thomasville 74 3 Rafe Davison, Huntersville 75 Selected Others 4 Ryder Wilmouth, Reidsville 78 5 Nattapat Gunn Ruangrat, Winston-Salem 80 Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700 1 Cole Bryant, Waxhaw 72 2 Tucker Settle, Elkin 73 3 Cooper Drum, Advance 78 3 Jude Carper, Cornelius 78 Selected Others 7 Aidan Ethridge, Apex 85 7 Hershal Patel, Clemmons 85 Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Lincoln Newton, Wallburg 71 2 Kevin Zhang, Clemmons 74 3 Will Palmer, Davidson 78 Selected Others 5 Wills Eller, Wilkesboro 84 Girls 15-18 Division - 5,500 1 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem 79 2 Gigi Nagy, Black Mountain 80 2 Christina Fisher, Morganton 80 2 Sloane Spessard, Raleigh 80 Girls 12-14 Division - 5,500 1 Emma Stamey, Clemmons 107 2 Emma Regan, Lexington 124

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Oak Hollow Golf Course, High Point, NC July 1, 2021 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,700 1 Noah Bumgarner, Lenoir 1 Connor Carter, Asheboro 3 Cayden Bryner, Winston-Salem 3 Stone Venable, Climax 3 Rhodes Baker, Winston-Salem Selected Others 6 Braden Gay, Winston-Salem 7 Jaxson Morgan, High Point 7 Zachary Liu, Clemmons Boys 14-15 Division - 6,700

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1 Evan Owen, Winston-Salem 1 R.Cooper Diaz, Winston-Salem 3 Robert Thompson, Charlotte 3 Zach Kupiec, Greensboro Selected Others 5 Freddy Ortmann, Greensboro 7 Ethan White, Greensboro Boys 12-13 Division - 5,500 1 Aiden Thigpen, Summerfield 2 Wills Eller, Wilkesboro 3 Ren Niebauer, High Point Selected Others 4 Noah Yeary, Greensboro 4 Cooper Cavanaugh, High Point Girls 15-18 Division - 5,500 1 Megan Fiorini, Pinehurst 2 Christina Fisher, Morganton 3 Elli Flinchum, Summerfield Selected Others 4 Catherine DeSiena, Oak Ridge 6 Ella Ott, High Point Girls 12-14 Division - 5,500 1 Sadie Mecham, Winston-Salem 2 Hillary Gong, Pfafftown 2 Elizabeth Pritchard, Charlotte 4 Alina Amos, Greensboro

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AJGA Harold Varner III Foundation Junior All-Star Tanglewood Park GC - Championship Clemmons, NC JUN 28 - JUL 01, 2021 Boys Division - 6545 1 Will Hartman, Marvin 71-67-73--211 2 Ethan Paschal, Fayetteville 72-72-67--211 3 Supapon Amornchaichan, Bangkok 68-71-73--212 Selected Others 15 Preston Howe, Winston-Salem 73-71-75--219 28 Sam Terry, Thomasville 79-68-78--225 Girls Division - 5659 1 Maria Jose Marin Negrete, Cali 69-66-69--204 2 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 70-69-75--214 3 Alexandra Pool, Boston, MA 72-74-73--219 3 Emerson B. Dever, Durham 78-70-71--219 3 Staci Pla, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 76-75-68--219 Selected Others 24 Madison Dial, High Point 85-83-86--254

PKBGT PRECISION GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP Bryan Park GC - Champions, Brown Summit, NC JUL 26 - 27, 2021 Bell National - 6009 1 Kathyrn Ha, Roanoke, VA 71-73--144 2 Abby Franks, Roebuck, SC 73-72--145 2 Ava Lucas, Raleigh 72-73--145 2 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 73-72--145 Selected Others 9 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington 76-79--155 Futures National - 5400 1 Kanchana Duangsam, 71-69--140 Haymarket, VA 2 Jenna Kim, Raleigh 71-70--141 3 Cailyn Park, Fairfax, VA 75-74--149 Selected Others 5 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 77-77--154

PKBGT Wolfpack Classic Lonnie Poole GC at NCSU, Raleigh, NC JUL 17 - 18, 2021 Futures National - 5136 1 Jenna Kim, Raleigh 74-67--141 2 Ellie Acrey, Winston-Salem 77-70--147 3 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 75-74--149 Selected Others 6 Maria Isabella Errichetto, 79-73--152 Thomasville 19 Salem Lee, Asheboro 87-79--166

North Carolina Series Open Bermuda Run CC - West, Advance, NC JUN 26 - 27, 2021 Prep NC Division - 5735 1 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 75-72--147 2 Ivy Schulze, Anderson, SC 74-77--151 2 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington 77-74--151 Selected Others 4 Ellie Acrey, Winston-Salem 77-75--152 11 Monica Solis, Clemmons 84-78--162 Futures NC Divison - 5089 1 Hallie Wilson, Lewisville 74-72--146 2 Eliana Kim, Apex 80-78--158 2 Emmerson Bartley, Roanoke, VA 81-77--158 Selected Others 4 Paige Sidney, Clemmons 85-74--159 8 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem 84-82--166

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CALENDAR All listings are based on submissions by clubs and correspondence.

To list your tournament free email your information to jay@triadgolf.com or call 336-924-1619.

Carolinas PGA Selected events; complete schedule at carolinas.pga.com Aug. 9-10 – Senior Professional Championship, Florence CC, SC. Aug. 17-19 – 97th Carolinas Open, Bryan Park (Championship), Brown Summit.

Aug. 23-24 – Assistants Championship, Palmetto GC, Aiken, SC. Sept. 13 – Pro-Official Championship, Kiawah (Ocean Course), Kiawah Island, SC. Sept. 20-21 – South Carolina Senior Open, Orangeburg CC, Orangeburg, SC. Sept. 28 – Assistants Association Stroke Play, Kiawah (Cassique), Kiawah Island, SC. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 – Pro-Pro Championship, Pinehurst area courses.

Carolinas Golf Association Selected events; complete schedule at carolinasgolf.org • 910-673-1000

Men/Women USGA Qualifying Aug. 10 – U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, Chapel Hill CC. Aug. 16 – U.S. Mid-Amateur, Carolina CC, Raleigh.

Aug. 18 – U.S. Mid-Amateur, High Point CC (Willow Creek).

Aug. 29 – U.S. Womens Mid-Amateur, Pinewood CC, Asheboro.

CGA Seniors/Super Seniors Aug. 10-12 – 20th North Carolina Senior Four-Ball, Tanglewood (Championship).

Sept. 8-9 – 13th North Carolina Super Senior, Cedar Rock CC, Lenior.

Sept. 13-15 – 60th Carolinas Senior Amateur, Reserve Club, Pawley’s Island, SC. Selected qualifying sites: Kings Grant, Fayetteville (Aug. 19); Pine Hollow, Clayton (Aug. 25); Jamestown Park, Jamestown (Aug. 31).

Oct. 5-6 – 10th Carolinas Super Senior FourBall, Forest Oaks CC, Greensboro.

CGA Men/Mid-Am Sept. 17-19 – 28th North Carolina MidAmateur, Carolina Trace CC (Lake), Sanford. Selected qualifying sites: Kings Grant, Fayetteville (Aug. 20); Preserve at Jordan Lake, Chapel Hill (Aug. 24); Jamestown Park, Jamestown (Sept. 1).

Oct. 1-3 – 26th North Carolina Four-Ball, Club at 12 Oaks, Holly Springs.

Oct. 18 – 44rd Carolinas Club Championship, Club at Irish Creek, Kannapolis.

CGA Mixed Events Aug. 21-22 – 16th Carolinas Mixed Team Championship, Wild Dunes Resort, Isle of Palms, SC.

CGA Women Aug. 24-25 – 23nd Carolinas Senior Women’s Amateur, Cleghorn GC, Rutherfordton.

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Nov. 17-18 – 5th Carolinas Women’s Club Team, Caledonia GC, Pawleys Island, SC.

Amateur Team

Oct. 4 – 3rd annual First Responders ProAm, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield.

336-342-1113.

Aug. 7-8 – Madison-Mayodan Rotary FourBall Invitational, Deep Springs CC, Madison.

336-427-0950.

Aug. 14-15 – Danville Two-Man Invitational, Danville GC, Va. Medal play in flights.

434-792-7225.

Aug. 28-29 – Marvin Crowder 2-Ball, Kinderton CC, Clarksville, Va. 434-374-8822.

Sept. 11-12 – Perry Lowe 2-man Championship, Southwick GC, Graham.

336-227-2582.

Sept. 13-14 – Two-man best ball flighted, Silo Run Golf Course, Booneville, 336-367-3133.

Sept. 18 or 19 – Southwick Parent-Child Tournament. Ages 11-under play 9 holes, ages 12-over play 18 holes. Choose which day to play. Southwick GC, Graham.

336-227-2582.

Sept. 25-26 – Tuscarora Two-Man Invitational, Tuscarora CC, Danville. Medal play in flights. 434-724-4191.

Oct. 1-2 – Chatmoss Two-Man Invitational, Chatmoss CC, Martinsville. Medal play in flights. Also senior division. 276-638-7648.

Oct. 2-3 – Sapona Two-Man, Sapona CC, Lexington, 336-956-6245.

Oct. 9-10 – Goodyear Invitational Two-Man, Goodyear GC, Danville. 434-797-1909.

Oct. 14-15 – Forsyth Two-Man Bestball Tournament. First round at Reynolds Park, second round at Winston Lake. Forsyth County residents only. Bobby Hege 336-416-3289.

Oct. 16-17 – 38th annual Lexington BBQ Festival 2-person teams, Lexington GC. 336-248-3950.

Oct. 16-17 – Forest Park Four-Ball, Forest Park CC, Martinsville. Flighted bestball.

276-632-1711.

Nov. 6-7 – Greensboro National Fall Classic, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield.

2-man bestball. 336-342-1113.

Amateur Individual

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Aug. 6-8 – 74th Forsyth Championships, Reynolds Park GC, Pine Knolls GC, Tanglewood (Championship). Medal play in flights. Limited to Forsyth County residents.

Bobby Hege 336-416-3289.

Aug. 7-8 – Holly Ridge Charity Classic in memory of John Ridge and Jerry Davis, Holly Ridge GL, Archdale. Medal play in flights. Optional shootout on Aug. 6.

336-861-4653.

Aug. 14-15 – Crooked Tree Amateur, Crooked Tree GC, Brown Summit, 336-656-3211.

Aug. 21-22 – Forest Park Invitational, Forest Park CC, Martinsville. Medal play in flights.

Also senior and super senior divisions.

276-632-1711.

Sept. 25-26 – Steve Welch Fall Classic, Asheboro Municipal GC. Medal play in flights. Also super senior division for ages 65-over. 336-625-4158.

Oct. 8-10 – Alamance Amateur, The Challenge, The Valley, Mill Creek.

GolfAtTheValley.com.

Oct. 23—Silo Run Shootout, Silo Run Golf Course, Booneville, 336-367-3133.

919-708-3351 Aug. 14 – The Preserve at Jordan Lake, Chapel Hill Aug. 28-29 – Tanglewood (Reynolds and Championship), Clemmons Sept. 4-5 – Regional, The Legends (Mooreland and Parkland), Myrtle Beach, SC Sept. 11 – Bryan Park (Champions), Brown Summit Sept. 18 – Pine Hollow GC, Clayton

CGA Team Events Oct. 15-16 – 76th Captain’s Putter Team Matches, TBA.

CGA One-Day Individual Men, Senior, Super Senior and Women Aug. 1 – Mill Creek GC, Mebane Aug. 14 – Wildwood Green GC, Raleigh Sept. 12 – Beacon Ridge CC, West End Sept. 18 – Rumbling Bald (Apple Valley), Lake Lure Sept. 19 – Rumbling Bald (Bald Mountain), Lake Lure Nov. 6 – Tanglewood (Championship), Clemmons Nov. 21 – Bermuda Run (West)

CGA One-Day Four-Ball Men, Women and Mixed Team Aug. 2 – Sapona GC, Lexington Aug. 16 – MacGregor Downs, Cary Sept. 20 – Bryan Park (Champions), Brown Summit Oct. 11 – CC of Salisbury Oct. 25 – Finley GC, Chapel Hill Nov. 8 – Chapel Hill CC

CGA Women Four-Ball Play Days Aug. 2 – MacGregor Downs, Cary.

Aug. 17 – Bermuda Run (East).

Aug. 18 – Bermuda Run (West).

Sept. 14 – Talamore Resort, Southern Pines.

Sept. 15 – Mid South Club, Southern Pines.

Nov. 1 – Pinewild CC (Holly), Pinehurst.

Nov. 2 – Southern Pines GC. Nov. 8 – Old North State Club, New London.

Pro-Am

Senior Amateur Tour (ages 50-over) 336-303-6737 Aug. 5 – High Point CC (Willow Creek) Aug. 12 – The Preserve at Jordan Lake, Chapel Hill Aug. 26 – Tanglewood (Championship), Clemmons Sept. 2 – Bryan Park (Champions), Brown Summit Sept. 13 – 12 Oaks CC, Holly Springs

Laid-Back Golfers Tour 434-792-3728 • Men/Women All-Ages Flights pre-determined by handicap Tees determined by hdc/age formula

For the latest tournament schedule, now updated daily, go to www.triadgolf.com then click on Tournaments Aug. 9 – Quaker Creek GC, Mebane Sept. 27 – Caswell Pines GC, Yanceyville Oct. 11 – Chatmoss CC, Martinsville Nov. 1 – Goodyear GC, Danville, Va.

Captains Choice & Charity Aug. 6 – E. Raymond Alexander Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament, Bryan Park, Brown Summit, Contact http://www.fellowshiphall.com/golf.

Aug. 14 – Men’s Booster Ministry of Goler Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion Church Charity Tournament, Winston Lake, WinstonSalem, contact Ron Ellerbe 336-486-9578.

Aug. 14 – Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Scholarship Tournament, Reynolds Park, Winston-Salem, Contact Donnie Holt 336-240-1036.

Aug. 21 – UNCG Golf Alumni and Friends Tournament, Grandover Resort, Greensboro, terrance.stewart@uncg.edu and a_leonar@uncg.edu.

Aug. 27 – 2nd Annual Boley Invitational for Parkinson’s Foundation, Deep Springs Country Club, Stoneville, Contact Mark Boley 336-404-0660 or email markboley14@yahoo.com.

Sept. 3 – Third Annual John Coltrane International Jazz & Blues Festival Golf Tournament, Oak Hollow GC, High Point, www.coltranejazzfest.com .

Sept. 10 – Kernersville Civitan, Pine Knolls, Kernersville, Don Berrier 336-345-2653.

Sept. 20 – Golfing for Gals, Governors Club, Chapel Hill, www.gollfing4gals.org.

Oct. 2 – Perry Lowe Memorial Scholarship Fund Charity Event, Southwick GC, Graham. 336-227-2582.

2021 Junior Events CGA 910-673-1000 * TYGA 910-673-1000 * PKBGT 336-347-8537 * NCJGF 919-858-6400 * TGF 919-291-5813 * NJGT 704-824-6548 * AJGA 770-868-4200 * USGA 908-234-2300 * USKIDS Raleigh Tour 919-206-4666 * Winternational 847-204-9888 * HJGT 904-379-2697 * DJGT 434-793-2582 Aug. 2 – TYGA Tots Salem Glen GC, Salem Glen GC, Winston Salem, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 2 – PKBGT North Carolina Series @ Starmount Forest CC, Starmount Forest Country Club, Greensboro, G 8-19.

Aug. 3-4 – TYGA Triad Maple Chase Junior, Maple Chase Country Club, Winston Salem, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 3-5 – Hope Valley Junior Boys’ & Girls’ Invitational, Hope Valley Country Club, Durham, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 3 – NJGA Clemson Junior Championship, Clemson University Golf Course, Clemson, SC, B/G 5-19.

Aug. 4-5 – Tarheel Junior Golf Tour: 38th Annual MId Pines Junior Amateur, Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club, Southern Pines, B6-19.

Aug. 4 – TYGA Quail Ridge GC, Quail Ridge GC, Sanford, B/G 12-18.

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CALENDAR Aug. 4 – TYGA Tots Quail Ridge GC, Quail Ridge GC, Sanford, B/G 8-11.

Aug. 5 – NJGA Blue Devil Junior Golf Championship, Duke University GC, Durham, B/G 5-19.

Aug. 5 – TYGA Bryan Park Tots’ Championship, Bryan Park Golf Course, Greensboro, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 5 – TYGA Walnut Creek GC, Walnut Creek GC, Goldsboro, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 5 – TYGA Red Bridge Golf Club, Red Bridge Golf Club, Locust, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 7-8 – 20th Mid-Atlantic Junior Girls’ Challenge Matches, Greenville Country Club, Greenville, G 13-18.

Aug. 7-8 – PKBGT North Carolina Series Open @ UNC Chapel Hill Finley GC, UNC Chapel Hill Finley GC, Chapel Hill, G 8-19.

Aug. 7-8 – HJGT TPC Myrtle Beach Junior Open, TPC of Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, SC, B/G 8-18.

Aug. 7 – PKBGT South Carolina Series @ The Carolina Country Club, The Carolina Country Club, Spartanburg, SC, G 8-19.

Aug. 9 – TYGA Jamestown Park GC, Jamestown Park GC, Jamestown, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 9-12 – AJGA Greenwood Junior Championship, The Links at Stoney Point, Greenwood, SC, B/G 12-19.

Aug. 9 – TYGA Tots Jamestown Park GC, Jamestown Park GC, Jamestown, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 9 – TYGA Gaston CC, Gaston Country Club, Gastonia, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 9 – TYGA Tin Whistle Tots Pinewild CC, Pinewild CC, Pinehurst, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 9 – NJGA Leatherman Golf Junior Championship, Raintree Country Club, Charlotte, B/G 5-19.

Aug. 9-10 – USKG Teen Series Carolina Trace Country Club, Carolina Trace Country Club, Sanford, B/G 13-18.

Aug. 10-12 – 17th CGA Dogwood State Boy’s Junior Championship, Statesville Country Club, Statesville, B8-18.

Aug. 10 – TYGA Tots Reynolds Park GC, Reynolds Park GC, Winston Salem, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 10 – TYGA Reynolds Park GC, Reynolds Park GC, Winston Salem, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 12 – TYGA The Warrior, Warrior GC, China Grove, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 12 – TYGA Tots The Cardinal by Pete Dye, The Cardinal by Pete Dye, Greensboro, B/G 6-11.

Aug. 12 – NJGA Heritage Club Junior Championship, Heritage Club, Pawleys Island, SC, B/G 5-19.

Aug. 13-15 – PKBGT Tour Championship @ Pine Needles, Pine Needles Lodge & GC, Southern Pines, G 11-19.

Aug. 14 – USKG Raleigh- Devil’s Ridge Golf Club (Summer Tour Championship), Devil’s Ridge Golf Club, Holly Springs, B/G 5-18.

Aug. 15 – AJGA Qualifier Junior at Carolina Trace, Carolina Trace Country Club, Sanford, B/G 12-19.

Aug. 15-18 – AJGA Junior at Carolina Trace, Carolina Trace Country Club, Sanford, B/G 12-19.

Aug. 18-20 – AJGA Preview at Carolina Trace (12-15), Carolina Trace Country Club, Sanford, B/G 12-15.

Aug. 21-22 – TYGA PuttView Books Junior Open, Lane Tree GC, Greensboro, B/G 12-18.

Aug. 21-22 – HJGT Bryan Park Junior Open, Bryan Park Golf Club, Browns Summit, B/G 8-18.

Aug. 21 – PKBGT North Carolina Series @ Foxfire Resort, Foxfire Village, Foxfire Village, G 8-19.

Aug. 28-29 – CGA Mimosa Hills Junior Girls’ and Boys’ Invitational, Mimosa Hills Country Club, Morganton, B/G 14-18.

Sept. 4-6 – NJGA 21st Annual National Championship, True Blue Golf Club, Pawleys Island, SC B/G 5-19.

Sept. 4-5 – Tarheel Junior Golf Tour RBC Sandhills Junior Amateur, Longleaf Golf & Family Club, Southern Pines, B 6-19.

Sept. 11 – PKBGT North Carolina Series, Country Club of Whispering Pines, Whispering Pines, G 8-19.

Sept. 11-12 – TYGA Todd Kinlaw Memorial Junior, Brook Valley Country Club, Greenville, B/G 12-18.

Sept. 12 – NJGA 21st Annual Adult/Junior Championship, Olde Sycamore Golf Course, Charlotte, B/G 5-19.

Sept. 18-19 – 9th CGA Creed Junior Boys’

Invitational, Camden Country Club, Camden, SC, B 12-18.

Sept. 18-19 – NJGA All-Star Cup, Country Club of South Carolina, Florence, SC, B/G 14-19.

Sept. 18-19 – HJGT Myrtle Beach National Junior Open, Myrtle Beach National Golf Club, Myrtle Beach SC, B/G 8-18.

Sept. 18-19 – PKBGT North Carolina Series Open, Colonial Country Club, Thomasville, G 8-19.

Sept. 18 – TYGA Tots, Gillespie Park GC, Greensboro, B/G 6-11.

Sept. 18 – PKBGT South Carolina Series, Columbia Country Club, Columbia, SC, G 8-19.

Sept. 18-19 – NJGA All-Star Junior Cup, Country Club of South Carolina, Florence, SC, B/G 5-13.

Sept. 18-19 – HJGT Faldo Hurricane Series Mid-Atlantic Regional, Lonnie Poole Golf Course, Raleigh, B/G 8-18.

Sept. 22 – TYGA/PKBGT Girls’ North State High School Girls Challenge, Keith Hills GC, Lillington, G 13-19.

Sept. 25-26 – The Henry Transou Memorial Junior, Cherokee National Golf Club, Gaffney, SC, B/G 8-18.

Sept. 25-26 – TYGA Tournament of Champions, Keith Hills Golf Club, Lillington, B/G 8-18.

Sept. 25-26 – PKBGT Middle Atlantic Series Open @ Lakeview GC at JMU, Lakeview GC at JMU, Harrisonburg, VA, G 8-19.

Alamance County Amateur Tournament Friday, Saturday and Sunday

October 8,9,& 10 Entry Fee: $149 and field will be limited to the first 100 players Entry Includes: Practice Round at 1 course of your choice Dinner Friday night and Breakfast Saturday morning.

Format and Tournament Details: This event is a stroke play event. All players will play their first two rounds from tees at or around 6000 yards in length and then ALL PLAYERS WILL be flighted based on their two day totals for their final Round of golf. In the final round, the 1st Flight will most likely play from a distance of 6500 yards, but all other flights will be close to 6000 yards.

Course Rotation: • Friday, The Challenge Golf Club 1179 Challenge Drive Graham, NC 27253 • 336.578.5070 • Saturday, The Valley Golf Course 1005 Indian Valley Drive Burlington, NC 27217 • 336.584.7871 • Sunday, Mill Creek Golf Course 1700 Saint Andrews Drive Mebane, NC 27307 • 919.563.4653

Call The Valley Golf Shop 336.584.7871 or sign up online www.golfatthevalley.com/Tournaments

Prizes: Top prizes will include golf shop credit and new golf equipment. (more details to follow) Now open for registration.

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