2019 Women's Season Preview

FSGA

AN OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION ~2019 WOMEN’S SEASON PREVIEW~

RITZ-CARLTON MEMBERS GOLF CLUB BRADENTON, FLA. SITE OF THE 2019 WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 1

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Steve Carter

President

Kevin Hammer

Vice President

Tony Capano Secretary-Treasurer

Chuck Phillips Past Presidet

Tara Joy-Connelly Director at Large

Moe Gallant Director at Large

Steve Albright Director at Large

DIRECTORS Jim Applegate Sharon Baerenklau Robert Bechtol Randy Briggs Tama Caldabaugh Jim Carley Bob Collins Tom Dudley Rick Greenleaf Sisi Hedges Dave Jungk Tom Keedy Karen Korf Mike Miller Jan Phillips Catherine Richey Scott Schroeder Beth Sholar Joe Small Jim Weick ADVISORY BOARD Ted Burfeind Duke Butler IV Bob Campione Marc Hirsch Brian Keenan Chip Landon Therese Quinn Brian Robideau Doug Snoap Johnny Williams Rick Woulfe Dick Young STAFF Jim Demick Mark Boyko Tracy Dachisen Nicolette Darois Kyle DiGiacobbe Gary Donat Kevin Fullenkamp Darin Green Sarah Herb CJ Hollister Kevin Kasubinski Deborah Lamontagne Joey Latowski Jeff Magaditsch Ryan Mehnert Jack Pultorak Andrew Scalf Aaron Skoviera Lindsey Spatola Joe Stein Emily VanEtten Jenna Walkiewicz Kyle Walkiewicz Tom Zaras

FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION Dear Florida Golfers, Thank you for supporting the Florida State Golf Association. As a member of the FSGA, you are helping us preserve and protect this great game.

We must first recognize all of the FSGA Committee Members who make our service to the game possible. There are more than 500 Committee Members across Florida who assist with tournaments and course rating. The FSGA has become one of the premier state golf associations in the country because of these fine men and women.

In 2019, the FSGA will conduct more than 600 days of competition including: 47 state championships, 48 USGA qualifying events and over 190 One-Day tournaments.

The Florida Junior Tour (FJT) continues to provide competitive and affordable tournaments for the state’s top junior golfers. In its 17th season, the FJT consists of 40 events for boys and girls ages 9-18. If you have the chance, come out to see these unbelievable junior golfers!

We hope you will join the FSGA as a Foundation Member and support the Future of Golf Foundation. The Foundation benefits the state’s juniors with college scholarships and assistance with travel expenses to state and national tournaments.

We appreciate your support and dedication to the game of golf.

Sincerely,

Steve Carter FSGA President

TABLE OF CONTENTS FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION

2019 SCHEDULE

Main: (813) 632-3742 Championships & Rulings: (813) 868-5850 Club Services: (813) 868-5855

BOARD & STAFF

12630 Telecom Drive - Tampa, FL 33637

JOIN THE FSGA

Foundation Memberships $1,000.............................................. Chairman’s Level $500..................................................President’s Level $250................................... Director’s Level (Couple) $160..................................................... Director’s Level Regular Memberships $50...............................................Men’s Regular Level $40.........................................Women’s Regular Level $40......................................................FJT/Junior Level $25............................................................. Patron Level All membership dollars received above the Regular membership will go towards the Future of Golf Foundation.

FOLLOW THE FSGA

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FSGA Women’s Golf

FOLLOW THE FLORIDA JUNIOR TOUR Twitter: @FloridaJrTour Facebook: Florida Junior Tour

FSGA Women’s Competitions............................................... 4 USGA Qualifiers........................................................................ 5

Executive Committee.............................................................. 6 Board of Directors.................................................................... 6 Advisery Board......................................................................... 6 Staff.............................................................................................. 7

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Amateur...............................................................9-10 Florida Women’s Open & Senior Open....................... 12-13 Girls’ Junior Amateur........................................................ 14-15 Women’s Senior Amateur................................................16-17 Women’s Four-Ball............................................................ 18-19 Women’s Amateur Stroke Play..................................... 20-21 Women’s Mid-Amateur.................................................. 22-23 Women’s International Four-Ball........................................24 Women’s Shoot-Out..............................................................24 Futures..................................................................................... 25 Summer Mixed....................................................................... 25 Junior Match Play.................................................................. 26 Parent-Child...................................................................... 28-29 Junior Team.............................................................................30 Junior Florida Cup...................................................................31 Women’s Net...........................................................................33 Mixed Shoot-Out....................................................................33 Women’s Florida Cup............................................................34 Women’s Senior Amateur Match Play...............................35

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

One-Day Information.............................................................36 Central Schedule....................................................................37 North Schedule.......................................................................38 Panhandle Schedule.............................................................38 Southwest Schedule.............................................................39 Southeast Schedule..............................................................40

FSGA FOUNDATION

FSGA Scholars.........................................................................41 Foundation Members..................................................... 42-43

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Amateur Player of the Year..................................................44 Girls’ Junior Player of the Year............................................45 Senior Amateur Player of the Year....................................45

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2019 WOMEN’S COMPETITIONS CHAMPIONSHIP

International Four-Ball Four-Ball Senior Amateur Mid-Amateur Women’s Shoot-Out Futures Championship 90th Amateur Summer Mixed Girls’ Junior Amateur Stroke Play Junior Match Play Parent-Child Florida Open & Senior Open Net Stroke Play Mixed Shoot-Out Women’s Florida Cup Senior Amateur Match Play

DATE

February 13-14 March 16-17 April 2-3 May 4-5 May 18-19 June 8-9 June 12-16 June 22-23 June 28-30 July 5-7 July 15-18 July 20-21 August 9-11 September 14-15 October 5-6 October 20-22 December 9-11

ENTRIES CLOSE January 23 March 6 March 20 April 17 May 1 May 22 May 29 June 5 May 29 June 5 June 26 July 3 July 17 August 28 September 18 Invitational November 20

The Wanderers Club, Wellington Stone Creek GC, Ocala Bradenton CC, Bradenton West Bay GC, Estero Piper’s Landing Y & CC, Palm City Lemon Bay GC, Englewood Ritz-Carlton Members GC, Bradenton Innisbrook Resort & GC, Palm Harbor Streamsong Resort, Streamsong Black Diamond Ranch, Lecanto Mission Inn, Howey-in-the-Hills ChampionsGate CC, Orlando Quail Creek CC, Naples Audubon CC, Naples TPC Treviso Bay, Naples Tampa Palms G & CC, Tampa The Conservatory, Palm Coast

ENTER ONLINE AT FSGA.ORG

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LOCATION

SCHEDULE

2019 USGA QUALIFIERS U.S. SENIOR WOMEN’S OPEN QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 10 April 23................................................................... The Club at Eaglebrooke

U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 17 April 29............................................................................................CC of Ocala May 6...........................................................................................Bradenton CC May 6...............................................................................The Wanderers Club

U.S. GIRLS’ JUNIOR QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 12 June 20...................................................................Southern Hills Plantation June 24............................................................................... The Stuart Y & CC

U.S. WOMEN’S AMATEUR QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 26 July 9..........................................................................................Oceanside CC July 17........................................................................................ Legacy G & TC

U.S. SENIOR WOMEN’S AMATEUR QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 10 July 25............................................................................... Longboat Key Club

U.S. WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 24 August 15..................................................................................... Bent Pine GC

U.S. WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL QUALIFIERS (2020)

ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 14 September 23........................................................................... The Vinoy GC

AGE LIMITS

Senior Women’s Open - Must be 50 on or before May 16 Girls’ Junior - Cannot be 19 on or before July 27 Senior Women’s Amateur - Must be 50 on or before August 24 Women’s Mid-Amateur - Must be 25 on or before September 14

HANDICAP INDEX LIMITS Senior Women’s Open - 7.4 Women’s Open - 7.4 Girls’ Junior - 9.4 Women’s Amateur - 5.4

Senior Women’s Amateur - 14.4 Women’s Mid- Amateur - 9.4 Women’s Four-Ball - 14.4

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

STEVE CARTER President

STEVE ALBRIGHT Director at Large

KEVIN HAMMER Vice President

TARA JOY-CONNELLY Director at Large

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MOE GALLANT Director at Large

Secretary-Treasurer

CHUCK PHILLIPS

Immediate Past President

ADVISORY BOARD

SPECIAL ADVISORS Jack Pultorak Tom Zaras

Jim Applegate

Dave Jungk

Ted Burfeind

Sharon Baerenklau

Tom Keedy

Duke Butler IV

Robert Bechtol

Karen Korf

Bob Campione

Randy Briggs

Mike Miller

Marc Hirsch

Tama Caldabaugh

Jan Phillips

Brian Keenan

Jim Carley

Catherine Richey

Chip Landon

Bob Collins

Scott Schroeder

Therese Quinn

Tom Dudley

Beth Sholar

Brian Robideau

Rick Greenleaf

Joe Small

Doug Snoap

Sisi Hedges

Jim Weick

Johnny Williams Rick Woulfe Dick Young

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ANTHONY CAPANO

BOARD & STAFF

FSGA STAFF

JIM DEMICK

Executive Director

MARK BOYKO

Club Services Manager

KEVIN FULLENKAMP Tournament Director

Director of Rules & Competitions

SE Regional Manager

LINDSEY SPATOLA

Communications Manager

Director of Volunteers

DARIN GREEN

DEBBY LAMONTAGNE JOEY LATOWSKI Controller

TRACY DACHISEN NICOLETTE DAROIS KYLE DIGIACOBBE

SARAH HERB

Tournament Associate

JEFF MAGADITSCH Director of Championship Operations

JOE STEIN

SW Regional Manager

Tournament Manager

CJ HOLLISTER

Tournament Associate

RYAN MEHNERT

Tournament Associate

EMILY VANETTEN

Manager of Championship Administration

Director of Men’s Golf

GARY DONAT

Director of Course Rating

KEVIN KASUBINSKI Senior Manager of Club Services & Information Technology

ANDREW SCALF

Tournament Associate

AARON SKOVIERA

Director of GHIN Services

JENNA WALKIEWICZ KYLE WALKIEWICZ Director of Women’s Golf

Director of Junior Golf

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2019 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB NAPLES, FLA. FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN 8

CHAMPIONSHIPS

90TH WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Ritz-Carlton Members Golf Club and Laurel Oak Country Club Bradenton, Fla. June 12-16

RITZ-CARLTON MEMBERS GOLF CLUB Entries Close: May 29 Eligibility: Entrant must be a female amateur golfer with Florida residency Handicap Index: No higher than 14.4 Entry Fee: $160 ($170 - players who do not have an active FSGA/GHIN Handicap) Championship Format: 36 holes of individual stroke play qualifying, cut to the low 64 players for the Championship match play field. All match play rounds will be played at Ritz-Carlton Members Club

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WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 89TH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

The Falls Club of The Palm Beaches - Lake Worth, Fla. June 13-17, 2018 Quarterfinals Roanne Tomlinson, Lake Mary def. Emma Bradley, Naples, 2 and 1 Mindy Herrick, Gainesville def. Kendall Griffin, Sebring, 2 and 1 Karoline Tuttle, Lake Mary def. Sophia Dieter, Jupiter, 5 and 4 Carolin Schart, Deland def. Anita Uwadia, Davenport, 1 up Semifinals Roanne Tomlinson, Lake Mary def. Mindy Herrick, Gainesville, 19 holes Karoline Tuttle, Lake Mary def. Carolin Schart, Deland, 3 and 1

DEFENDING CHAMPION Roanne Tomlinson

Final Roanne Tomlinson, Lake Mary def. Karoline Tuttle, Lake Mary, 4 and 3

LAUREL OAK COUNTRY CLUB

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FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN Quail Creek Country Club Naples, Fla. August 9-11

Entries Close: July 17 Estimated Purse: $50,000 Eligibility: Female amateur or professional golfer Divisions: Open Division & Senior Open Division (50+ years of age) Handicap Index: No higher than 5.4 (Open Division) or 9.4 (Senior Open Division) Entry Fees: Open Division Senior Division Florida Amateur

$200

$200

Florida Professional

$300

$300

Out-Of-State Amateur

$400

$400

Out-Of-State Professional

$500

$500

Championship Format: 54 holes of individual stroke play, field will be cut to the low 60 and ties after 36 holes

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN

2018 FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Quail Creek Country Club - Naples, Fla. August 10-12, 2018 OPEN DIVISION

Sandra Angulo Minarro, Port Saint Lucie — 70-68-68--206

Sandra Changkija, Kissimmee — 69-71-68--208 Luiza Altmann, Orlando — 73-70-70--213 Laura Jansone, Miramar Beach — 71-71-71--213 Guro Rambjoer, Orlando — 70-70-76--216

SENIOR DIVISION Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples (a) — 74-75-78--227 Kim Keyer-Scott, Bonita Springs — 74-76-77--227 Susan Bond, Ponte Vedra — 72-77-78--227 Amy Ellertson, Virginia — 74-78-76--228 Gigi Higgins, Cape Coral — 77-75-77--229

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS

Sandra Angulo Minarro & Mary Jane Hiestand

QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

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GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Streamsong Resort, Blue & Red Courses Streamsong, Fla. June 28-30

Entries Close: May 29 Eligibility: Entrant must be no older than 18 as of the last day of the Championship and not attending college if graduated from high school Divisions: • Regular (16-18) as of June 30 • Junior (13-15) as of June 30 Entry Priority: First come first served based on priority criteria Entry Fee: $175 Championship Format: 54 holes stroke play, cut to low 70 plus ties after 36 holes, the final 18 holes will be played on Sunday, June 30 on the Blue Course

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Bent Pine Golf Club - Vero Beach, Fla. June 27-29, 2018

GIRLS 16-18 Chloe Schiavone, Jacksonville — 73-67-66--213 Meiyi Yan, Windermere — 69-67-71--216 Georgia Oboh, Riveria Beach — 74-67-69--216 Jenny Kim, Heathrow — 69-69-72--217 Lauren Miller, Niceville — 71-68-72--217 Alexa Rivas, Miami — 72-69-70--217 GIRLS 13-15 Aaron Whitley, Sarasota — 72-73-71--216 Karoline Tuttle, Lake Mary — 72-73-73--218 Lauren Clark, Orlando — 74-73-71--218 Wyndom Burnett, Citrus Springs — 78-72-70--220 Kaitlyn Schroeder, Jacksonville — 71-76-74--221 Jacqueline Putrino, Sarasota — 74-74-73--221 Skylee Shin, Doral — 73-77-71--221

STREAMSONG RESORT

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Chloe Schiavone & Aaron Whitley

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WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Bradenton Country Club Bradenton, Fla. April 2-3

Entries Close: March 20 Eligibility: Female amateur golfer and a member of the FSGA. At least 50 years of age as of April 2, at least 65 years of age as of April 2 to select to play in the SuperSenior Division Divisions: Senior Championship, Senior Field, Super-Senior Championship and Super-Senior Field Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $190 Championship Format: 36 holes of individual stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

2018 WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Country Club of Ocala - Ocala, Fla. April 3-4, 2018

SENIOR DIVISION Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples — 74-74--148 Lisa Schlesinger, Fort Myers — 75-78--153 Betsy Knights, Naples — 77-78--155 Diana Chancellor, Naples — 79-77--156 Kim Keyer-Scott, Bonita Springs — 73-83--156 Debbie Court, Sarasota — 78-78--156 SUPER-SENIOR DIVISION Christine Hunt, Ponte Vedra Beach — 82-76--158 Sara Jane Rose, Tamarac — 81-78--159 Teri de Luis, Sanford — 80-81--161 Kathy Baker, Wellington — 83-81--164 Kerry Timm, Tampa — 88-83--171

BRADENTON COUNTRY CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Mary Jane Hiestand & Christine Hunt

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WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Stone Creek Golf Club Ocala, Fla. March 16-17

Entries Close: March 6 Eligibility: At least one player must be 16 years of age as of March 16.

Entrants must both be members of the FSGA Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $380/per team Championship Format: 36 holes of four-ball stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP LPGA International - Daytona, Fla. March 17-18, 2018

Ariel Yu / Chloe Schiavone — 65-66--131 Kayla Holden / Lauren Davenport — 70-70--140 Lisa Schlesinger / Sherry Herman — 73-69--142 Laura Carson / Noelle Maertz — 72-71--143 Tama Caldabaugh / Meghan Stasi — 73-71--144 Nancy Vergara / Nicole Ferre — 71-73--144 Amy Zhang / Mimi (Xiaoyi) Chen — 75-69--144 Mary Jane Hiestand / Marie Arnoux — 73-72--145 Therese Quinn / Diane Lang — 71-74--145 DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Ariel Yu & Chloe Schiavone

STONE CREEK GOLF CLUB

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WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Black Diamond Ranch Lecanto, Fla. July 5-7

Entries Close: June 5 Eligibility: Female amateur golf with Florida residency Handicap Index: A valid USGA Handicap Index not exceeding 14.4 Entry Fee: $190 ($200 - players who do not have an active FSGA/GHIN Handicap) Championship Format: 54 holes of individual stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Golden Ocala Golf & Equestrian Club - Ocala, Fla. August 2-5, 2018 Haydyn Gibson, Clearwater — 71-72-67--210 Lauren Clark, Orlando — 72-70-74--216 Tara Joy-Connelly, Vero Beach — 71-71-75--217 Erika Smith, Orlando — 70-76-71--217 Sophia Dieter, Jupiter — 75-72-72--219 Shelby Brauckmuller, Auburndale — 71-76-72--219 Lauren Waidner, Fleming Island — 67-78-74--219 Kelsey Zeng, Orlando — 70-77-72--219 Meghan Stasi, Oakland Park — 72-75-73--220 DEFENDING CHAMPION Haydyn Gibson

BLACK DIAMOND RANCH

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WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP West Bay Golf Club Estero, Fla. May 4-5

Entries Close: April 17 Eligibility: Must be age 25 or older as of May 4 and be a member of the FSGA Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $160 ($80 - mid-amateur ages 25 to 39 years as of May 4) Championship Format: 36 holes of individual stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

2018 WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Sugar Mill Country Club - New Smyrna Beach, Fla. April 21-22, 2018 Kim Keyer-Scott, Bonita Springs — 70-73--143 Ina Kim, Jupiter — 78-72--150 Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples — 74-78--152 Meghan Stasi, Oakland Park — 80-73--153 Tama Caldabaugh, Ponte Vedra Beach — 80-79--159 JoAnn Ferrieri, Lake Worth — 77-82--159 Sarah Matin, Winter Garden — 75-84--159 Gigi Higgins, Cape Coral — 82-78--160 Lin Culver, Palm Coast — 75-85--160 Lisa Schlesinger, Fort Myers — 82-78--160 Andrea Nelson, Palm City — 83-77--160

WEST BAY GOLF CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPION Kim Keyer-Scott

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WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP The Wanderers Club Wellington, Fla. February 13-14

Eligibility: Both entrants must be age 18 or older as of February 13 Divisions: Championship and Middle Handicap Index: A valid USGA Handicap Index not exceeding 18.0 Entry Fee: $500/per team Championship Format: 36 holes of fourball stroke play

WOMEN’S SHOOT-OUT CHAMPIONSHIP Piper’s Landing Yacht & Country Club Palm City, Fla. May 18-19

Entries Close: May 1 Eligibility: One entrant must be at least 16 years of age as of May 18 and a member of the FSGA Divisions: Championship and Middle Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $320/per team Championship Format: 18 holes of scramble and 18 holes of four-ball stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

FUTURES CHAMPIONSHIP Lemon Bay Golf Club Englewood, Fla. June 8-9

Entries Close: May 22 Eligibility: Must be at least 9 years of age on June 8 and no older than 12 years of age as of June 9 Divisions: Boys and Girls 9-10 and 11-12 years of age Entry Fee: $100 Championship: 36 holes of individual stroke play

SUMMER MIXED CHAMPIONSHIP Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club Palm Harbor, Fla. June 22-23

Entries Close: June 5 Eligibility: At least one entrant is required to be a member of the FSGA and at least 16 years of age on June 22. Teams must consist of one male and one female Entry Fee: $320 (per team) Championship: 36 holes of four-ball stroke play

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JUNIOR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Mission Inn Resort Las Colinas (16-18) & El Campeon (13-15) Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. July 15-18

Entries Close: June 26 Eligibility: Must be a Florida resident and 13-18 years of age as of July 18 Entry Fee: $110 ($120 - members who do not have an active FSGA/GHIN Handicap).

Championship: 36 holes of individual stroke play to determine the 32 qualifiers for match play

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STREAMSONG RESORT, BLUE COURSE STREAMSONG, FLA. GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

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PARENT-CHILD CHAMPIONSHIP

Walt Disney World, Celebration Golf Club, ChampionsGate Golf Club, Reunion Resort Lake Buena Vista, Fla. July 20-21

Entries close: July 3 Eligibility: • Any grandparent, parent, child or grandchild of which at least one must be a member of the FSGA • There is no maximum age limit for grandparent, parent or child • Professionals may play but are not eligible for trophies or prizes in the regular division but are fully eligible in the junior division Age: • Regular Division: Child must be age 13 or older as of July 21 to compete in the Regular Division • 9-Hole Division: Child must be age 6 or older as of July 21 • A child 6-12 years of age can move up to play in the Regular Division, but a child age 13 or older may not play in the 9-hole Division Entry Fee: $280 ($300/per team - members who do not have an active FSGA/GHIN Handicap) 9-Hole Entry Fee: $140/per team ($160/per team - members who do not have an active FSGA/GHIN Handicap) Championship Format: The format of play is 36 holes of Modified Alternate Shot stroke play.

(Modified Alternate Shot-Both players hit tee shots. Both players then hit the second shot with the other’s ball. After the second shot, the team chooses which ball it will use to complete the hole hitting alternate shots)

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

PARENT-CHILD CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 Tournament Information Each age division will play two 18 hole golf courses over two days.

Age Divisions will change course rotation annually giving children and parents the opportunity to play different courses each year.

The 9-hole division will play the Oak Trail Course • 8:30 AM shotgun start for Ages 6-9 both days • 11:00 AM shotgun start for Ages 10-12 both days 8:00 AM shotgun start for all 18-hole players on both days.

Courses: 9-holer: Oak Trail - Ages 6-12 18 hole: Celebration GC, ChampionsGate International & National Courses and Reunion Resort’s Watson Course Divisions: (based on age of youngest team member as of July 21) Ages 6-7 Ages 8-9 Ages 10-12

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Ages 13 & Over

9 - Holes per day

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18 - Holes per day

Yardages: Gender/Ages Men 17-49 Boys 15-16 & Men 50-64 Boys 14 & Younger and Men 65 & Over Women 15-49 Girls 14 & Younger and Women 50 & Over

Approx. Yards 6,500 - 6,700 6,100 - 6,300 5,400 - 5,500 5,400 - 5,500 4,800 - 5,000

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JUNIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP PGA National Resort Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. August 3-4

Entries Close: July 17 Eligibility: • Open to junior programs that provide organized tournaments, instruction, or clinics that are open to all junior golfers in their communities • National or statewide tours are not allowed to participate • Junior programs may select the individuals they send to the Team Championship by any criteria they choose Age Divisions (As of August 4): • Boy’s Ages 16-18 • Boy’s Ages 13-15 • Girl’s Ages 16-18 • Girl’s Ages 13-15 Entry Fee: $195 per team ($65 per person)

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

JUNIOR FLORIDA CUP Deerwood Country Club Jacksonville, Fla. August 5-6

Eligibility: Invitational Entry Fee: $100 Teams: Each team consists of 10 boys and six girls selected primarily based on their position on the FJT points list on May 28 Championship: Ryder Cup style format between the North Team and the South Team. Each match is worth one point to the team total. First team to 16 1/2 points wins the Cup for one year. A 1616 tie results in the defending champions retaining the Cup for an additional year August 4 (Afternoon) - Team Meetings and Practice Rounds August 4 (Evening) - Optional Player Gathering August 5 (Morning) - Four-Ball Matches August 5 (Afternoon) - Foursomes Matches August 5 (Evening) - Pairing Dinner at Club August 6 - Singles Matches

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BLACK DIAMOND RANCH LECANTO, FLA. WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S NET CHAMPIONSHIP Audubon Country Club Naples, Fla. September 14-15

Entries Close: August 28 Eligibility: At least 18 years of age as of September 14 Divisions: Middle and Forward Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $160 Championship Format: 36 holes of individual net stroke play

MIXED SHOOT-OUT CHAMPIONSHIP TPC Treviso Bay Naples, Fla. October 5-6

Entries Close: September 18 Eligibility: At least one entrant of each team must be a member of the FSGA and have reached 16 years of age by October 5. Teams consist of one male and one female Entry Fee: $320/per team Divisions: Middle and Forward Championship: • Saturday — 9 holes of scramble format and 9 holes of modified alternate shot (Chapman format) • Sunday — 18 holes of four-ball stroke play (best-ball of two)

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WOMEN’S FLORIDA CUP Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club Tampa, Fla. October 20-22

Eligibility: Invitational Entry Fee: $265 Teams: Each team consists of six senior amateurs, six amateurs and four net payers Championship: Ryder Cup style format between the North Team and the South Team. Each match is worth one point to the team total. First team to 16 1/2 points wins the Cup for one year. A 16-16 tie results in the defending champions retaining the Cup for an additional two years October 20 (Afternoon) - Practice Rounds October 20 (Evening) - Pairings Party Dinner October 21 (Morning) - Four-Ball Matches October 21 (Afternoon) - Foursomes Matches October 22 - Singles Matches & Awards

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP The Conservatory at Hammock Beach Palm Coast, Fla. December 9-11

Entries Close: November 20 Eligibility: At least 50 years of age as of December 9 and a member of the FSGA Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Handicap Index: A valid Florida GHIN Handicap Index not exceeding 34.0 Entry Fee: $190 Championship Format: Individual match play with consolation flights for all divisions

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ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS The 2019 One-Day season features over 190 events. These events are great opportunities for players to play Florida’s premiere golf courses at great prices.

Entry Fee •

Includes: Cart, golf, range balls and prizes.

Divisions and Tees Played •

Women’s Division - 5,100 yards (Gross & Net)

Format • 18 holes of individual net stroke play within flights • Players will play to 100% of their course handicap • Players will play to 90% of their course handicap in four-ball events • Gross Flight - All ages; players play the same tees, and no strokes are given • Shotgun starts Eligibility • Amateur golfers (18 years of age or older) with a Florida GHIN handicap index of 24.0 or less for men and 34.0 for women. All players MUST have a FL GHIN handicap • Golfers who do not have an FSGA/GHIN handicap index from an FSGA member club may purchase a handicap online for $40 at www.fsga.org.

• Players without an established GHIN handicap index will be eligible to compete, but are not eligible for prizes, unless they would like to play in the gross division until their handicap is established.

Prizes • $10 per person (from the entry fee) is in the gift certificate pot.

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• Men & Women eligible.

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ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS CENTRAL REGION

CENTRAL REGION

Date

Location

Time

Date

Location

Time

1/14

Orange Tree GC

9 a.m.

6/17

Southern Dunes G & CC

8:30 a.m.

1/21

Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes

9 a.m.

6/25

Waldorf Astoria GC

8:30 a.m.

1/24

Cypress Creek GC

8:30 a.m.

6/27

Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead

8:30 a.m.

1/28

Black Diamond Ranch - Ranch

9 a.m.

6/28

Innisbrook Resort - Island

8:30 a.m.

1/30

Timacuan G & CC

8:30 a.m.

7/1

West Orange Country Club

8:30 a.m.

2/4

Carrollwood CC

9 a.m.

7/6

Lakewood Ranch - Cypress Links

8:30 a.m.

2/6

East Lake Woodlands CC - North

9 a.m.

7/8

Golden Bear Club at Keene’s Pointe

9 a.m.

2/11

Golden Ocala G & EC

9 a.m.

7/11

Celebration GC

8:30 a.m.

2/13

Lake Jovita G & CC - North

9 a.m.

7/16

Grand Cypress GC - North/South

8:30 a.m.

2/18

Tampa Palms G & CC - Women’s

8:30 a.m.

7/17

Grand Cypress GC - New

8:30 a.m.

2/19

Southern Hills Plantation Club

9 a.m.

8/1

Ritz-Carlton Golf Club - Orlando

8:30 a.m.

2/21

Buckhorn Springs G & CC

9 a.m.

8/5

Bay Hill Club & Lodge

8:30 a.m.

2/25

Heathrow CC

9 a.m.

8/7

Innisbrook Resort - North Course

8:30 a.m.

2/28

The CC of Winter Haven

9 a.m.

8/12

ChampionsGate CC

8:30 a.m.

3/4

Cypress Run GC

8:30 a.m.

8/14

Shingle Creek GC

8:30 a.m.

3/6

East Lake Woodlands CC - South Course

9 a.m.

8/18

Carrollwood CC - Pine/Cypress

9 a.m.

Streamsong Resort - Black & Red Courses *Includes Hotel*

9 a.m.

3/11

8/19

3/14

Palm Aire CC - Champions

8:30 a.m.

8/22

Lone Palm GC

9 a.m.

3/18

Tampa Palms G & CC

8:30 a.m.

8/26

ChampionsGate Golf Club - National

8 a.m.

3/25

Hunter’s Green CC

8:30 a.m.

9/4

Black Diamond Ranch - Quarry Course

9 a.m.

3/28

The Club at Eaglebrooke

8:30 a.m.

9/6

Lake Jovita G & CC - South Course

9 a.m.

4/1

Lake Jovita G & CC - South Course

9 a.m.

9/9

Reunion Resort - Nicklaus

8:30 a.m.

4/4

Palm Aire CC - Lakes

8:30 a.m.

9/13

The Founders GC

8:30 a.m.

4/8

CC of Ocala - Women’s

8:30 a.m.

9/17

TPC Tampa Bay

8:30 a.m.

4/22

CC of Ocala

9 a.m.

9/19

Waterlefe G & RC

8:30 a.m.

4/25

Fox Hollow GC

8:30 a.m.

9/23

Waldorf Astoria GC

8:30 a.m.

4/27

Lakewood Ranch - King’s Dunes

9 a.m.

9/30

Sara Bay CC

8:30 a.m.

4/29

Black Diamond Ranch - Quarry Course

9 a.m.

10/3

Southern Hills Plantation Club

9 a.m.

5/2

Heritage Oaks G & CC

8:30 a.m.

10/5

Lakewood Ranch - Royal Lakes

9 a.m.

5/6

Reunion Resort and Club - Palmer

8:30 a.m.

10/10

World Woods GC - Pine Barrens

9 a.m.

5/7

Reunion Resort and Club - Watson

8:30 a.m.

10/11

World Woods GC - Rolling Oaks

9 a.m.

5/9

Longboat Key Club - Harbourside Red/White

8:30 a.m.

10/14

Tampa Palms G & CC

8:30 a.m.

5/13

Southern Dunes G&CC - Women’s

8:30 a.m.

5/14

TPC Tampa Bay

8:30 a.m.

5/16

Vinoy Golf Club

9 a.m.

5/20

Ritz-Carlton Members Golf Club

8:30 a.m.

5/23

Sara Bay CC

8:30 a.m.

5/29

Avila G & CC

9 a.m.

6/10

ChampionsGate Golf Club - International

8 a.m.

6/12

Innisbrook Resort - South Course

8:30 a.m.

10/16 *Red Laketext Jovitasignifies G & CC - North Course Four-Ball

9 a.m. event*

10/21

Ritz-Carlton Members Golf Club

10/24

CC of Winter Haven

8:30 a.m.

9 a.m.

11/11

Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes

9 a.m.

12/3

Mission Inn Resort - El Campeon

8:30 a.m.

12/4

Mission Inn Resort - Las Colinas

8:30 a.m.

12/9

Bradenton CC

8:30 a.m.

12/11

Hawk’s Landing GC

8:30 a.m.

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

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PANHANDLE REGION

PENSACOLA COUNTRY CLUB

NORTH REGION Date

Location

Time

2/26

Amelia Island - Oak Marsh

8:30 a.m.

3/11

Deerwood CC

12 p.m.

3/21

LPGA International - Jones

8:30 a.m.

3/22

LPGA International - Hills

8:30 a.m.

4/17

St. Johns Golf and Country Club

8:30 a.m.

5/6

Amelia National

8:30 a.m.

5/13

Palencia GC

8:30 a.m.

5/24

Plantation Bay G & CC - Prestwick

9 a.m.

5/31

Sugar Mill CC - White/Red

9 a.m.

7/29 7/30

TPC Sawgrass - PLAYERS Stadium & Dye’s Valley *Includes Hotel*

9:30 a.m.

8/4

GC of Amelia Island

9 a.m.

9/9

Ponte Vedra Inn and Club - Ocean

8:30 a.m.

9/10

Ponte Vedra Inn and Club - Lagoon

8:30 a.m.

9/20

Sugar Mill CC - Red/Blue

9 a.m.

10/2

The GC at South Hampton

8:30 a.m.

10/18

Plantation Bay G& CC - CDB

9 a.m.

11/11

Amelia Island - Oak Marsh

8:30 a.m.

11/18

Ocean Course at Hammock Beach

8:30 a.m.

11/19

Conservatory at Hammock Beach

8:30 a.m.

12/3

LPGA International (Jones) - Women's

8:30 a.m.

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

TPC SAWGRASS

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Date

Location

Time

3/10

St. James Bay

9 a.m.

3/24

Stonebrook GC

9 a.m.

4/8

Blackstone GC

9 a.m.

5/5

Baypointe - Nicklaus Course

8:30 a.m.

5/19

Tiger Point GC - East

9 a.m.

6/9

Sandestin R&C - Raven

8:30 a.m.

7/28

Sandestin R&C - Baytowne

8:30 a.m.

8/25

Shalimar Point

8:30 a.m.

9/13

Capital City Club

9 a.m.

9/22

Regatta Bay G & YC

9 a.m.

10/7

The Club at Hidden Creek

9 a.m.

11/4

Pensacola CC

9 a.m.

OCEAN COURSE AT HAMMOCK BEACH

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS SOUTHWEST REGION Date

Location

Time

5/1

Verandah Club - Whispering Oak

8:30 a.m.

5/10

Quail Creek CC - Quail Course

8:30 a.m.

5/15

Forest Glen G & CC

8:30 a.m.

5/20

Eagle Creek G & CC

8:30 a.m.

6/3

GC of the Everglades

8:30 a.m.

6/17

Coral Creek

8:30 a.m.

6/18

Gasparilla GC

9 a.m.

6/28

Vineyards CC - North

8:30 a.m.

7/1

Hammock Bay

8:30 a.m.

7/2

Island Club

8:30 a.m.

7/27

Lemon Bay GC

8:30 a.m.

8/3

Old Corkscrew GC

8:30 a.m.

8/9

Gulf Harbour Y & CC

8:30 a.m.

8/13

Esplande

8:30 a.m.

8/19

Kensington G & CC

8:30 a.m.

8/29

The Sanctuary GC

9 a.m.

8/31

Vanderbilt CC

8:30 a.m.

9/3

TPC Treviso Bay

9 a.m.

9/9

The Colony G & CC

9 a.m.

9/13

CC of Naples

8:30 a.m.

9/20

Vineyards CC - South

9 a.m.

9/26

Collier’s Reserve CC

9 a.m.

10/2

Verandah Club - Old Orange

8:30 a.m.

10/14

Imperial GC

9 a.m.

HAMMOCK BAY GOLF CLUB

QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

OLD CORKSCREW GOLF CLUB ESTERO

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SOUTHEAST REGION

SOUTHEAST REGION Date

Location

Time

2/18

Santa Lucia RC

8:30 a.m.

3/27

Weston Hills CC - Tour Course

8:30 a.m.

4/5

Fountains CC - West Course

8:30 a.m.

4/24

Weston Hills CC - Players

8:30 a.m.

4/27

Wycliffe G&CC - East Course

1 p.m.

4/29

Wellington National Golf Club

8:30 a.m.

5/1

Hollybrook G & TC

8:30 a.m.

5/8

Jacaranda GC - West

8:30 a.m.

5/9

Polo Club of Boca Raton - Club Course

8:30 a.m.

5/13

Banyan GC of Palm Beach

9 a.m.

5/20

Eagle Trace GC

8:30 a.m.

5/25

Wycliffe G & CC - West Course

8:30 a.m.

5/28

St. Lucie Trails GC

9 a.m.

5/29

Parkland G & CC

9 a.m.

6/4

The Florida Club

9 a.m.

6/5

PGA Golf Club - Dye

9 a.m.

6/10

The Legacy G & TC

8:30 a.m.

6/12

PGA National - Fazio Course

8:30 a.m.

6/13

Atlantis CC

8 a.m.

6/17

International Links of Miami

9 a.m.

6/18

Abacoa GC

8:30 a.m.

6/20

Bent Pine GC

9 a.m.

6/24

Jupiter CC

9 a.m.

6/25

Mayacoo Lakes CC

9 a.m.

6/27

The Falls Club of the Palm Beaches

9 a.m.

7/1

The Yacht & CC

8:30 a.m.

7/3

Trump National Doral - Red

8 a.m.

7/5

PGA National - Estates Course

8:30 a.m.

Date

Location

Time

7/8

Indian River Club

9 a.m.

7/15

PGA National - Palmer Course

8:30 a.m.

7/16

Plantation Preserve G & CC

8:30 a.m.

7/18

Monarch CC

8:30 a.m.

7/24

PGA Golf Club - Ryder

9 a.m.

7/29

Fountains CC - South

8:30 a.m.

8/2

Vero Beach CC

8:30 a.m.

8/14

PGA Golf Club - Dye

9 a.m.

8/21

Trump National Doral - Silver

8 a.m.

8/29

Hunter’s Run CC - South

9 a.m.

9/5

Piper’s Landing Y & CC

9 a.m.

9/10

Jacaranda GC - East

8:30 a.m.

9/12

Polo Club of Boca Raton - Equestrian

8:30 a.m.

9/14 9/15

Trump National Doral - Blue & Golden Palm Courses *Includes Hotel*

8 a.m.

9/17

The CC at Mirasol - Sunrise

9 a.m.

9/19

Harbour Ridge Y & CC - Golden Marsh 9 a.m.

9/20

Harbour Ridge Y&CC - River Ridge

9 a.m.

9/24

Polo Club of Boca Raton - Women’s

8:30 a.m.

9/25

PGA Golf Club - Ryder

9 a.m.

9/27

Fountains CC - West Course

8:30 a.m.

9/30

Jupiter CC

9 a.m.

10/2

Hollybrook G & TC

8:30 a.m.

10/21

The Yacht & CC

8:30 a.m.

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

TRUMP DORAL

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BREAKERS REES JONES

FSGA FOUNDATION

FSGA SCHOLARS

FSGA Scholars is a scholarship program made possible by the Florida State Golf Association and our Future of Golf Foundation. In the Spring of each year, the FSGA selects a minimum of five golfers from the FJT’s graduating class to be awarded a renewable four-year scholarship.

Each year, a total of $10,000 in college scholarships will be presented to a group high school seniors. The scholarships are renewable for up to four consecutive years, totaling $40,000 for each graduating class.

2018 SCHOLARS

NICHOLAS BESSIRE Orlando Rollins College

MATTHEW BRUTON Bradenton University of Florida

DEREK LI Davie Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

LUKE MCCARTHY Tallahassee Emory University

JUSTIN RICKERSON Eustis Oglethorpe University

RACHEL SILVERMAN Belle Isle University of Central Florida

GABRIELLE FULFARO XAVIER SOARES

MACY SOMOSKEY Sanford University of Mississippi

JONATHAN YAUN Minneola Liberty University

Weston Florida State University

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2019 FOUNDATION MEMBERS Thank you to the following individuals who have joined as 2019 Foundation Members. We greatly appreciate your support of the FSGA and Future of Golf Foundation. Currently 320 individuals have joined as Foundation Members as of January 25th. If you have not already done so, please renew your membership online at www.fsga.org. Join us as we provide scholarships for the Future of Golf.

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2018 PLAYERS OF THE YEAR AMATEUR PLAYER OF THE YEAR - MEGHAN STASI For the third-straight year, Stasi was crowned the Women’s Amateur Player of the Year. She continued her great amateur success this year with three USGA Championship appearances and seven top-10 finishes.

The Oakland Park native began her season with a tied for eighth finish at the Harder Hall Invitational before winning the Ione Jones/Doherty Championship.

She took fourth place at the Women’s International Four-Ball at The Wanderers Club, with her partner Catalina Lara. Shortly after Stasi partnered with Tama Caldabaugh to finish tied for fifth at the Women’s Four-Ball Championship at LPGA International.

Stasi entered the 2018 Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship at Sugar Mill Country Club as the backto-back defending champion. Despite a first round eight-over 80, she rallied to shoot a one-over 73 to secure a fourth-place finish. She and her partner Dawn Woodard advanced to the Round of 16 at this year’s U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball, falling to Katherine Gravel-Coursol and Paige Nelson, in 21 holes, at El Caballero Country Club.

After qualifying for the event at Hobe Sound Golf Club, Stasi was one of just seven mid-amateurs in the field at the U.S. Women’s Amateur. She found success again at the 2018 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship in St. Louis, Missouri. Stasi advanced to match play for the 13th straight year and was a quarterfinalist. She lost to Defending Champion, Kelsey Chugg, 3 and 2.

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PLAYERS OF THE YEAR GIRLS’ JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR – CHLOE SCHIAVONE Schiavone was honored with the Girls’ Junior Player of the Year award following her 2018 season that saw four wins and seven top-15 finishes on the Florida Junior Tour. Her first FSGA Championship victory of the season came at the Women’s Four-Ball Championship. Schiavone and her partner, Ariel Yu, finished nine strokes ahead of runner-ups Kayla Holden and Lauren Davenport.

The Jacksonville native secured her first individual FSGA Championship at Bent Pine Golf Club, where she won the Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship. Schiavone carded the only under-par round of the championship with a three-under 213. She won the 2018 Junior Amateur Match Play in July at The Forest Country Club, defeating runner-up Skylee Shin, 3 and 2.

Schiavone and Izzy M. Pellot teamed up to advance to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship earlier this year. In FJT events, Schiavone captured one win and two other top-10 finishes. She earned the win at River Strand Golf & Country Club, posting a one-over 145.

SENIOR AMATEUR PLAYER OF THE YEAR – MARY JANE HIESTAND A two-time winner in 2018, Hiestand was named the Senior Amateur Player of the Year for the second year in a row and the seventh time in the last nine years. The Naples native captured her fourth Women’s Senior Amateur Championship in April, posting a four-over 148 at Country Club of Ocala. She finished five strokes ahead of runner-up Lisa Schlesinger. Hiestand garnered another top-five finish at the Women’s Mid-Amateur, finishing third.

In August, Hiestand won her first Florida Senior Women’s Open Championship. The championship was decided by a sudden-death play-off between Hiestand, Kim Keyer-Scott and Susan Bond. Hiestand and Keyer-Scott both pared the 14th hole to advance in the play-off. Hiestand would come out on top with a birdie on the fourth play-off hole.

Hiestand also competed in the inaugural U.S. Senior Women’s Open Championship at the Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton, Illinois. She was one of 29 amateurs to compete in the championship. Hiestand competed in two other USGA Championships: U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur and the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur. Her best finish came at the U.S. Senior Women’s Am, where she advanced to the Round of 16.

CHLOE SCHIAVONE

MARY JANE HIESTAND

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PRESERVING & PROTECTING THE GAME OF GOLF SINCE 1913