2020 Women's Season Preview

FSGA

AN OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION ~2020 WOMEN’S SEASON PREVIEW~

HAMMOCK DUNES CLUB

SITE OF 91ST WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 1

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Kevin Hammer

President

Tony Capano

Vice President

Moe Gallant Secretary-Treasurer

Steve Carter Immediate Past Presidet

Tara Joy-Connelly Director at Large

Steve Albright Director at Large Mike Miller Director at Large

DIRECTORS Jim Applegate Robert Bechtol Kim Benedict Randy Briggs Tama Caldabaugh Jim Carley Bob Collins Tom Dudley Sisi Hedges Brian Keenan Chuck Phillips Jan Phillips Therese Quinn Mike Riley Scott Schroeder Beth Sholar Joe Small Jim Weick Pete Williams

ADVISORY BOARD Ted Burfeind Duke Butler IV Bob Campione Jeronimo Esteve Bert Gwaltney Marc Hirsch Dave Jungk Tom Keedy Karen Korf Chip Landon Brian Robideau Doug Snoap Will Sprague Meghan Stasi Rick Woulfe

STAFF Jim Demick Jeff Magaditsch Darin Green Aaron Skoviera Mark Boyko Tracy Dachisen Nicolette Darois Kyle DiGiacobbe Gary Donat Kevin Fullenkamp Darin Green Sarah Herb CJ Hollister Kevin Kasubinski Deborah Lamontagne Ryan Mehnert Jack Pultorak Andrew Scalf 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 2020, the FSGA will conduct over 600 days of competition including: 47 state championships, 47 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 18th season, the FJT consists of over 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,

Kevin Hammer FSGA President

TABLE OF CONTENTS FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION

2020 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................................................Adult 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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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 Advisory 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 Southeastern Challenge........................................................31 Junior Team.............................................................................32 Junior Florida Cup..................................................................33 Women’s Net...........................................................................34 Mixed Shoot-Out....................................................................34 Women’s Senior Amateur Match Play...............................35

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

One-Day Information.............................................................37 Central Schedule....................................................................38 North Schedule.......................................................................39 Panhandle Schedule.............................................................39 Southwest Schedule.............................................................40 Southeast Schedule...............................................................41

FSGA FOUNDATION

FSGA Scholars........................................................................43 Foundation Members..................................................... 44-45

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Amateur Player of the Year..................................................47 Girls’ Junior Player of the Year............................................48 Senior Amateur Player of the Year....................................48

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2020 WOMEN’S COMPETITIONS CHAMPIONSHIP

International Four-Ball Four-Ball Senior Amateur Women’s Shoot-Out Mid-Amateur Futures Championship 91st Amateur Summer Mixed Girls’ Junior Amateur Stroke Play Junior Match Play Parent-Child Southeastern Challenge Florida Open & Senior Open Net Stroke Play Mixed Shoot-Out Senior Amateur Match Play

DATE

February 12-13 March 14-15 April 6-7 May 2-3 May 16-17 June 6-7 June 17-21 June 27-28 June 30 - July 2 July 10-12 July 20-23 July 25-26 July 27-28 August 7-9 September 12-13 October 3-4 December 7-9

ENTRIES CLOSE January 22 March 4 March 18 April 15 April 29 May 20 May 27 June 10 June 10 June 10 July 1 July 8 Invitational July 15 August 26 September 16 November 18

The Wanderers Club, Wellington Black Diamond Ranch, Lecanto Orange Tree GC, Orlando LPGA International, Daytona Beach Quail Valley GC, Vero Beach Sugar Mill CC, New Smyrna Beach Hammock Dunes, Palm Coast Cypress Lake GC, Fort Myers Bradenton CC, Bradenton BallenIsles CC, Palm Beach Gardens Osprey Point GC, Boca Raton ChampionsGate Golf Resort, Orlando Sea Island - Plantation, Georgia Quail Creek CC, Naples Spring Run GC, Bonita Springs Verandah Club, Fort Myers Laurel Oak CC, Sarasota

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LOCATION

SCHEDULE

2020 USGA QUALIFIERS U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 15 May 1.............................................................................................Sugar Mill CC May 4...........................................................................................Bradenton CC May 4.......................................................................................... The Falls Club

U.S. SENIOR WOMEN’S OPEN QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 20 June 1......................................................................................... The Oaks Club

U.S. GIRLS’ JUNIOR QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 20 June 4................................................................. Palm Aire CC Palm Aire CC June 10.................................................................Legacy Golf & Tennis Club

U.S. WOMEN’S AMATEUR QUALIFIERS

ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 17 June 24............................................................................. Streamsong Resort July 9........................................................................ The Club at Quail Ridge

U.S. WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 8 July 30......................................................................................... The Vinoy GC

U.S. SENIOR WOMEN’S AMATEUR QUALIFIER

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 29 August 11..............................................................Legacy Golf & Tennis Club

U.S. WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL QUALIFIER (2021)

ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 12 October 26.............................................................................. Vero Beach CC

AGE LIMITS

Senior Women’s Open - Must be 50 on or before June 25 Girls’ Junior - Cannot be 19 on or before July 18 Women’s Mid-Amateur - Must be 25 on or before August 29 Senior Women’s Amateur - Must be 50 on or before September 12

HANDICAP INDEX LIMITS Women’s Open - 2.4 Senior Women’s Open - 7.4 Girls’ Junior - 9.4 Women’s Amateur - 5.4

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

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

KEVIN HAMMER

ANTHONY CAPANO

President

STEVE ALBRIGHT Director at Large

MOE GALLANT

Vice President

TARA JOY-CONNELLY Director at Large

Secretary-Treasurer

MIKE MILLER

Director at Large

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY BOARD

Jim Applegate

Chuck Phillips

Ted Burfeind

Karen Korf

Robert Bechtol

Jan Phillips

Duke Butler IV

Chip Landon

Kim Benedict

Therese Quinn

Bob Campione

Brian Robideau

Randy Briggs

Mike Riley

Jeronimo Esteve

Doug Snoap

Tama Caldabaugh

Scott Schroeder

Bert Gwaltney

Will Sprague

Jim Carley

Beth Sholar

Marc Hirsch

Meghan Stasi

Bob Collins

Joe Small

Dave Jungk

Rick Woulfe

Tom Dudley

Jim Weick

Tom Keedy

Sisi Hedges

Pete Williams

Bran Keenan

SPECIAL ADVISORS Jack Pultorak Tom Zaras

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STEVE CARTER

Immediate Past President

BOARD & STAFF

FSGA STAFF

JIM DEMICK

Executive Director

MARK BOYKO

Club Services Manager

KEVIN FULLENKAMP Tournament Director

TRACY DACHISEN NICOLETTE DAROIS KYLE DIGIACOBBE Director of Volunteers

DARIN GREEN

Senior Director Rules & Competitions

DEBBY LAMONTAGNE JEFF MAGADITSCH Controller

Assistant Executive Director

LINDSEY SPATOLA

JOE STEIN

Communications Manager

SW Regional Manager

Tournament Director

Director of Men’s Golf

GARY DONAT

Director of Course Rating

KEVIN KASUBINSKI

Tournament Associate

CJ HOLLISTER

Tournament Associate

RYAN MEHNERT

ANDREW SCALF

AARON SKOVIERA

SARAH HERB

Tournament Manager

EMILY VANETTEN Director of Tournament Administration

Tournament Manager

Director of GHIN Services & IT

Senior Director Club Services

JENNA WALKIEWICZ KYLE WALKIEWICZ Director of Women’s Golf

Director of Junior Golf

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2020

CHAMPIONSHIP S C H E D U L E

QUAIL VALLEY GOLF CLUB

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

91ST WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Hammock Dunes Club, Creek & Links Courses Palm Coast, Fla. June 17 - 21

HAMMOCK DUNES CLUB (CREEK COURSE)

Entries Close: May 27 Eligibility: Must be a Florida resident Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 10.0 or less Entry Fee: $175 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 on the Creek course.

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WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 90TH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Ritz-Carlton Members Golf Club - Bradenton, Fla. June 12-16, 2019 Quarterfinals Emmy Martin, Odessa def. Ramya Meenakshisundaram, Jacksonville, 4 and 3 Kendall Griffin, Sebring def. Ailsa Clark, Bradenton, 4 and 3 Georgia Ruffolo Tampa def. Meiyi Yan, Windermere, 4 and 3 Elizabeth Moon, Orlando def. Lauren Clark, Orlando, 3 and 1 Semifinals Emmy Martin, Odessa def. Kendall Griffin, Sebring 1 up Elizabeth Moon Orlando def. Georgia Ruffolo Tampa, 1 up Final Emmy Martin, Odessa def. Elizabeth Moon, Orlando, 1 up

HAMMOCK DUNES CLUB (LINKS COURSE)

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FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN Quail Creek Country Club, Creek & Quail Courses Naples, Fla. August 7 - 9

Entries Close: July 15 Estimated Purse: $50,000 Eligibility: Female amateur or professional golfer Divisions: Open Division & Senior Open Division (50+ years of age) Handicap Index: GHIN 10.0 or less (amateurs) 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 gross individual stroke play, cut to the low 60 and ties after 36 holes

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN

2019 FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club - Vero Beach, Fla. August 9-11, 2019 OPEN DIVISION

Jessica Porvasnik, Ohio — 69-71-69--209

Sandra Changkija, Kissimmee — 75-70-67--212 Celeste Valinho (a), Jacksonville — 70-73-69--212 Jessica Welch, Georgia. — 68-73-71--212 Jacqueline Putrino (a), Sarasota — 70-72-71--213 Nadine White, Odessa — 71-72-70--213 SENIOR DIVISION Cheryl Fox, Ohio — 73-69-68--210 Laurie Rinker, Stuart — 70-69-73--212 Tammie Green, Daytona Beach— 73-70-71--214 Jackie Gallagher-Smith Jupiter — 73-72-70--215 Cheryl Anderson, Heathrow — 75-72-74--221

QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS

Cheryl Fox & Jessica Porvasnik

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GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Bradenton Country Club & River Strand Golf & Country Club Bradenton, Fla. June 30 - July 2

Entries Close: June 10 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 Handicap Index: Florida GHIN required Age Divisions: Regular (16-18) as of June 30

Junior (13-15) as of June 30 Entry Fee: $175 Championship Format: 54 holes of individal gross stroke play, cut to low 70 plus ties after 36 holes, the final 18 holes will be played on Sunday, at Bradenton Country Club

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 GIRLS’ JUNIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Streamsong Resort - Streamsong, Fla. June 28-30, 2019

GIRLS 16-18 Jillian Bourdage, Tamarac— 74-77-67--218 Mayumi Umezu, Port St. Lucie — 69-81-71--221 Juliana Camargo, Winter Garden — 74-79-70--223 Andie Smith, Hobe Sound — 76-76-71--223 Helena Noel, Tampa — 81-72-71--224 GIRLS 13-15 Kaitlyn Schroeder, Jacksonville — 72-70-75--217 Karoline Tuttle, Lake Mary — 74-74-70--218 Mi Li, Orlando — 75-72-76--223 Tori Mouton, Saint Johns — 77-75-71--223 Brianna Castaldi, Port St. Lucie— 80-74-71--225

RIVER STRAND GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Jillian Bourdage & Kaitlyn Schroeder

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WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Orange Tree Golf Club Orlando, Fla. April 6 - 7

Entries Close: March 25 Eligibility: Must be age 50 or older as of April 6 and be a member of the FSGA Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 10.0 or less Entry Fee: $190 Divisions: Senior Championship, Senior Field, Super-Senior Championship and Super-Senior Field Championship Format: 36 holes of individual stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

2019 WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Bradenton Country Club - Bradenton, Fla. April 2-3, 2019

SENIOR DIVISION Lisa Schlesinger, Fort Myers — 75-72--147 Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples — 72-81--153 Marion Reid, Lakeland — 74-79--153 Susan Temple, Vero Beach — 76-78--154 Susan Cohn, Palm Beach— 79-75--154 SUPER-SENIOR DIVISION Janice Wilson, Flagler Beach — 82-79--161 Vilma Sapp, Weston— 80-84--164 Sara Jane Rose, Tamarac — 83-83--166 Nancy Chaffee, Avon Park — 92-74--166 Barbara Harrison, Sarasota — 84-85--169

ORANGE TREE GOLF CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Lisa Schlesinger & Janice Wilson

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WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Black Diamond Ranch, Ranch Course Lecanto, Fla. March 14 - 15

Entries Close: March 4 Eligibility: At least one player must be 16 years of age as of March 14.

Entrants must both be members of the FSGA Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $380 per team ($190 per player) Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Championship Format: 36 holes of Four-Ball stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Stone Creek Golf Club - Ocala, Fla. March 16-17, 2019

Ariel Yu / Chloe Schiavone — 62-66--128 Madison Hewlett / Karoline Tuttle— 66-64--130 Amelia Williams / Tori Mouton — 66-67--133 Wyndom Burnett / Juliana Camargo — 70-66--136 Lauren Davenport / Kelly Shanahan — 70-66--136 Meghan Stasi / Noelle Maertz — 68-69--137

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Ariel Yu & Chloe Schiavone

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WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP BallenIsles Country Club Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. July 10 - 12

Entries Close: June 10 Eligibility: Must be a Florida resident Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 10.0 or less Entry Fee: $200 Championship Format: 54 holes of individual gross stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 WOMEN’S AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Black Diamond Ranch - Lecanto, Fla. July 5-7, 2019

Kendall Griffin, Sebring — 75-72-70--217 Taylor Roberts, Parkland — 72-67-79--218 Alexa Rivas, Windermere — 77-76-766--219 Abigail Herrmann, Pensacola — 77-71-73--221 Jacqueline Putrino, Sarasota — 72-75-74--221 Teresa Conroy, Tallahassee — 76-73-74--223 Sophie Madden, Davie — 76-73-74--223

DEFENDING CHAMPION Kendall Griffin

BALLENISLES COUNTRY CLUB

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WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Quail Valley Golf Club Vero Beach, Fla. May 16 - 17

Entries Close: April 29 Eligibility: Must be age 22 or older as of May 16 and be a member of the FSGA Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: Age 22-29, $80, Age 30 & Over, $160 Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Championship Format: 36 holes of individual stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

2019 WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP West Bay Club - Estero, Fla. May 4-5, 2019

Meghan Stasi, Oakland Park — 76-71--147 Tara Joy-Connelly, Vero Beach — 75-74--149 Ina Kim-Schaad, New York — 73-76--149 Kelli Pry, Tampa — 78-76--154 Kim Benedict, Bonita Springs — 74-81--155 Kim Keyer-Scott, Bonita Springs — 79-77--156 Therese Quinn, Jacksonville — 76-80--156 Danielle Amiee, Bonita Springs— 76-82--158 Mary Jane Hiestand, Naples— 78-80--158 Lisa Schlesinger, Fort Myers — 81-77--158

QUAIL VALLEY GOLF CLUB

DEFENDING CHAMPION Meghan Stasi

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WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP The Wanderers Club Wellington, Fla. February 12 - 13

Eligibility: Both entrants must be age 18 or older as of February 12 Handicap Index: GHIN 18.0 or less Entry Fee: $500 per team ($250 per player) Divisions: Championship and Middle Championship Format: 36 holes of FourBall stroke play

WOMEN’S SHOOT-OUT CHAMPIONSHIP LPGA International Golf Course Daytona Beach, Fla. May 2 - 3

Entries Close: April 15 Eligibility: Both entrants must be at least 21 years of age as of May 2 and members of the FSGA Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $320 per team ($160 per player) Divisions: Championship and Middle Championship Format: 18 holes of scramble and 18 holes of Four-Ball stroke play

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

FUTURES CHAMPIONSHIP Sugar Mill Country Club New Smyrna Beach, Fla. June 6 - 7

Entries Close: May 20 Eligibility: Must be no older than 12 years of age as June 7; must have a Florida GHIN Handicap Entry Fee: $100 Divisions: Boys and Girls 11-12 and 9-10 years of age Championship: 36 holes of individual stroke play

SUMMER MIXED CHAMPIONSHIP Cypress Lake Golf Club Fort Myers, Fla. June 27 - 28

Entries Close: June 10 Eligibility: One entrant must be at least 16 years of age on June 27; teams must consist of one male and one female; both entrants are required to be a member of the FSGA Handicap Index: Men - Florida GHIN 24.0 or less; Women - 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $320 per team ($160 per player) Championship: 36 holes of Four-Ball sroke play

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JUNIOR AMATEUR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Osprey Point Golf Course (Boys 13-15 & Girls 13-18) Boca Raton, Fla. July 20 - 23

Entries Close: July 1 Eligibility: Must be a Florida resident Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 24.0 or less Entry Fee: $120 Championship: Boys 16-18 — 36 holes of individual gross stroke play, low 32 players advance to match play Boys 13-15 & Girls 13-18 — 36 holes of individual gross stroke play, low 16 players advance to match play

Fountains Country Club, South Course (Boys 16 - 18) Lake Worth, Fla. July 20 - 23

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PARENT-CHILD CHAMPIONSHIP

Walt Disney World, Celebration Golf Club, ChampionsGate Golf Club, Reunion Resort Orlando, Fla. July 25 - 26

Entries close: July 8 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 25 to compete in the Regular Division • 9-Hole Division: Child must be age 6 or older as of July 25 • 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 9-Hole Entry Fee: $140/per team 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 2020 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.

Courses: Celebration GC, ChampionsGate International & National Courses and Reunion Resort’s Nicklaus Course 8 a.m. shotgun start for all 18-hole players on both days.

The 9-hole division will play the Oak Trail Course • 8 a.m. shotgun start for Ages 6-9 both days • 10:30 a.m. shotgun start for Ages 10-12 both days Divisions: (based on age of youngest team member as of July 25) Ages 6-7 Ages 8-9 Ages 10-12

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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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CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S SOUTHEASTERN CHALLENGE Hosted by the Georgia State Golf Association July 27 - 28

Eligibility: Invitational Teams: (2) Women Senior players with the highest point totals from the Women’s Senior Two-Year Points List (2) Women Senior players selected by the FSGA Championship Committee (3) Women players with the highest point totals from the Women’s Two-Year Points List (5) Women players selected by the FSGA Championship Committee Championship Format: Sunday, July 26th • Afternoon practice rounds • Pairings Party Monday, July 27th • Four-ball matches • Foursomes matches • Team dinner Tuesday, July 28th • Three-ball matches

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JUNIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Mission Inn Resort & Club Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. August 1 - 2

Entries Close: July 15 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 2): • Boy’s Ages 16-18 • Boy’s Ages 13-15 • Girl’s Ages 16-18 • Girl’s Ages 13-15 Entry Fee: $195 - teams of 3 ($65 per player)

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

JUNIOR FLORIDA CUP Golf Club of the Everglades Naples, Fla. August 8 - 9

Eligibility: Invitational Entry Fee: $100 Teams: Each team consists of 10 boys and 6 girls selected primarily based on their position on the FJT points list after the Memorial Day Major events 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 7 (Afternoon) - Team Meetings and Practice Rounds August 7 (Evening) - Optional Player Gathering August 8 (Morning) - Four-Ball Matches August 8 (Afternoon) - Foursomes Matches August 8 (Evening) - Pairing Dinner at Club August 9 - Singles Matches

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WOMEN’S NET CHAMPIONSHIP Spring Run Golf Club Bonita Springs, Fla. September 12 - 13

Entries Close: August 26 Eligibility: At least 18 years of age as of September 12 Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $160 Divisions: Middle and Forward Championship Format: 36 holes of individual net stroke play

MIXED SHOOT-OUT CHAMPIONSHIP

Verandah Club, Old Orange & Whispering Oak Courses Fort Myers, Fla. October 3 - 4 Entries Close: September 16 Eligibility: One entrant must be at least 16 years of age on October 3; teams must consist of one male and one female; both entrants are required to be a member of the FSGA Handicap Index: Men - Florida GHIN 24.0 or less; Women - Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $320 per team ($160 per player)

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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)

CHAMPIONSHIPS

WOMEN’S SENIOR AMATEUR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Laurel Oak Country Club Sarasota, Fla. December 7 - 9

Entries Close: November 18 Eligibility: Florida resident at least 50 years of age as of December 7 and a member of the FSGA Handicap Index: Florida GHIN 34.0 or less Entry Fee: $190 Divisions: Championship, Middle, Forward Championship Format: Individual match play with consolation flights for all divisions

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2020

ONE-DAY

T O U R N A M E N T S

QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB SITE OF FLORIDA WOMEN’S OPEN & SENIOR OPEN

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ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

The 2020 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 • Men’s Gross - Under 50 Age Division - 6,300 yards - 6,500 yards (Gross Only, 10.0 FL GHIN handicap index or less) • Men’s Gross - 50 & Over Age Division - 6,000 yards - 6,200 yards (Gross Only, 10.0 FL GHIN handicap index or less) • Men’s Net - Under 50 Age Division - 6,300 - 6,500 yards (Net Only) • Men’s Net - 50-59 Age Division - 6,000 yards - 6,200 yards (Net Only) • Men’s Net - 60-69 Age Division - 5,500 - 5,700 yards (Net Only) • Men’s Net - 70 & Over Age Division - 5,500 - 5,700 yards (Net Only) • Women’s Division - 4,900 yards - 5,100 yards (Gross & Net) Format • 18 holes of net or gross stroke play within flights • Each player will use their playing handicap for the day (see below for handicap allowances and calculation) • Handicap Indexes will be taken from the close of entry date • Gross Divisions - No strokes given, must have under a 10.0 GHIN handicap index • Maximum score of 10 per hole is in effect

ENTER ONLINE AT WWW.FSGA.ORG

• Men & Women eligible.

• Players may play in all regions.

• Stay and Play Tournaments (Two one-days back-to-back with a hotel deal available).

• Players may make their own groupings.

• Men will be grouped with Men, and Women will be grouped with Women, unless players select a mixed group.

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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*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

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ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

PENSACOLA COUNTRY CLUB

OCEAN COURSE AT HAMMOCK BEACH *Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

TPC SAWGRASS

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ESPLANDE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

OLD CORKSCREW GOLF CLUB

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QUAIL CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

ONE-DAY TOURNAMENTS

*Red text signifies Four-Ball event*

TRUMP DORAL - BLUE JUPITER COUNTRY CLUB

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FSGA

F O U N D A T I O N

THE WANDERERS CLUB

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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.

2019 SCHOLARS

TIARA CARTER Lake City Florida Gateway College

BRIANNA FITZPATRICK Port Saint Lucie Wagner College

WILLIAM FARRELL Cape Coral Florida Gulf Coast University

DANIELLE HUMPHREY Lynn Haven University of North Georgia

CONNOR MURPHY Land O’ Lakes Oglethorpe University

JEFFREY LISS Port Saint Lucie Southern New Hampshire University

NOAH ZEDIKER Panama City Delta State University

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2020 FOUNDATION MEMBERS Thank you to the following individuals who have joined as 2020 Foundation Members. We greatly appreciate your support of the FSGA and Future of Golf Foundation. Currently 347 individuals have joined as Foundation Members as of January 30.

Bob Abraham Ben Adelberg Charles Alaimo Michael Alford Karen Ammerman Corey Andrews Pete Andrews Philip Ankrim Kathy Avril Matthew Avril Mike Ayers Michael Ball David Barry Kaye Barry Wally Bateman Bill Batson Tom Baynard Robert Bechtol Marcus Beck Polly Beck Joel Benes Russ Berkoben Sharon Berkoben Steven Bernier James Beusse James Blagg Donald Brannon Kevin Bray Randy Briggs Joe Brisley Patrick Brisley Taffie Brisley Mary Brown Duke Butler Brad Butrum Peggy Butts Terry Buzzell Armand Cadieux K C Caldabaugh Tama Caldabaugh

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Derek Camps Tony Capano Elso Caponi Jim Carley Tory Carli Lazaro Carret Jesse Carroll Steve Carter Bob Casamento Doug Cecil Julie Cecil Stephen Cheatham Bud Cheney Rex Cheskaty Tom Choate Michael Christiansen Angie Whitley Coleman Bob Collins Joseph Columbo Tom Cooper Cornelia Corbett Neil Corbett Mike Corbin Mariano Corral Raymond Cottrell John Cramp David Culver Lin Culver Jesse Daley Earl Daniell John Daniels Ronald Daniels Tom Davidson Bud Davis Brent Dewar John Dickey Thomas Dillon Victor DiSerio Dianne Dixon Craig Doering

Brent Dorman Deborah Doyle James Doyle Tom Dudley Margaret Duncan Theodore Duncan Marc Ebling Howard Eckstein Marge Eckstein Lawrence Elliott Trish England Joe Eubank Marjie Eubank Timothy Evans John Faith Jerry Felty Baldonick Fernandez Mike Finster Bryan Fiore Dean Fjelstul Robert Forward Janice Frasier Tom Frasier Michael Frederick Gail Gallant Moe Gallant Jim Gates Drew Gillan Doug Gillie Jaime Girardi Jack Gleason David Gourley Dawn Gouy Robert Gouy Jesse Graham Craig Grant Barnes Gray Randy Gregory Bill Griffith Bert Gwaltney

Sheri Gwaltney Lee Habjan Tom Hagan John Hall Lawrence Halle Kevin Hammer Richard Handley Sally Handley Chandler Hansman Bill Hardaker Michele Harrison Thomas Harrison David Hasselbach Tom Hayes Mindy Herrick Kate Herrmann John Heyman Kathy Heyman Roland Hillier Walter Himelsbaugh Beth Hirsch Marc Hirsch Murray Hixson James Hocker Chip Hodge Connor Holcroft James Holloway Ronald Hoover David Houghton Mike Howell David Hunt Kevin Hyman Scott Jackson Ed Jasudowich Michael Jay Kevin Johnson Tom Johnson Jimmy Jones Kevin Jones Steven Jones

FSGA FOUNDATION Owen Joyner David Jungk Stephen Kaminski Cindy Kane Jeff Kaufman Tom Keedy Brian Keenan Scrib Kelly Allan Kennedy Scott Kennedy Ben Kenny Richard Kerper Michael Kiernan Bobby Kilgore Paul Kirby Bobby Kisselback Tom Kleppe Gary Koch Bradley Kondo Andrew Koukoulis Ray Krygsman Doug LaCrosse Mark Ladd Dan Lambright Harriet Lambright Earl Lanoue T J Latona Al LeFevre John LeFors Sheila LeFors Ethan Lever Mi Li Jim Loftin Allen Loomis Bobby Lundquist Brian Lynch Kevin Macy Bob Magnan Holly Magnan Steven Marker Walt Martin Samuel Martinez Jim Marzoppi Sebastian Mascaro Thomas Massey Max Mathews Ben Mathewson

Patrick McGinnis Marvin McKinley Vince Mee Michael Mercier Dann Merrell David Merrell Samuel Mestre Thomas Midtgaard Andrew Miller Mike Miller Pat Miller Cathy Mills Michael Mills John Milton James Miner Carol Mirando Robert Molsick Ron Morehead Chad Morrison Craig Moskowitz Chet Murawski Myrna Murphy Tim Murphy Holly Myers Tom Myers Phil Neal Sue Nelson Bill Nichols David Norka Lou Nutter Thomas Oles Eddie Oliver John O’Malley Terry O’Prey Duncan Owens Edward Parnell Clint Parsons Terry Pasinetti Paul Pecaro John Penniman Kim Penniman Andrew Peoples Gilda Perez Chuck Phillips Jan Phillips Mark Powers Tom Powers

Joey Proudfoot Frank Puckett Jack Ramsey Mehul Rastogi Laura Reed Marcy Reman Steve Riviere Joe Robbins Brad Rolland Marc Rosenbaum Robert Rosenberger Stephen Roussin Paul Royak Mark Rubin Howard Ruddell Matt Ruthven Anthony Santos Bruce Scamehorn Jackson Schade Maurice Schietecatte Ronald Schroeder Thomas Schultz Les Schupak Kim Schwencke Cary Sebastian Fred Seely Daniel Shepard Bill Sheridan Steven Sim Bob Sims Leslie Sirbaugh Steve Sirbaugh Frank Skoviera Mary Ellen Skoviera Joe Small Thomas Smallman Michael Smith Dennis Speed Brian Spence Leslie Sponder Steve Sponder Harry Stadelmayer Jim Stamps Danny Stasi Meghan Stasi Ivy Steinberg Anthony Stephenson

Mike Stevens Peter Stevens Brett Storm James Sumislaski Mike Sutton Bob Tartaglia Edward Taylor Larry Thompson Doug Treadwell Jeff Tremaine Dave Twombly Ger Uniken Venema

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Mike Vallencourt Cheryl Vanleeuwen Neil Vanleeuwen Keith Varney Kris Vassallo Paul Vassallo John Venegoni Arne Victorine George Vincent Ginger Vincent Butch Von Weller Gary Vosick Riley Webster Todd Webster James Weick Harry Weiss Jim Whittemore Kent Whittemore Greg Williams Chris Wilmot Tammy Wilmot Thomas Winkles Cash Wiseman Andrew Witt Carol Woodroffe Henry Woodroffe Rick Woulfe Sue Woulfe Tyler Wrage Hobie Yohn Jung wooY oun Stephen Zielinski Frank Zubrick

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2019 W O M E N ’ S

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

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PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

2019 PLAYERS OF THE YEAR AMATEUR PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ALEXA PANO Alexa Pano received the honor after a standout 2019 season that saw her continue her great amateur success with four wins, four USGA Championship appearances and 10 top-10 finishes.

“The FSGA is one of the best golf organizations in the world, there are many great players here. To win this award is a huge honor,” Pano said.

She had a strong start to the season, winning the Ione Jones/Doherty Championship in January, while also earning a runner-up finish at the Women’s South Atlantic Amateur Golf Championship the same month. The Lake Worth native added three more wins this season, capturing the win at the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship and Scott Robertson Memorial, as well as winning the Rolex Girls Junior Championship, one of the prominent invitationals on the American Junior Golf Association schedule.

Pano made a splash in USGA Championships this season, advancing to match play in three championships. She shared medalist honors with Jiarui Jin at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship, while advancing to the Round of 16 at Old Waverly Golf Club. The 14-year-old advanced through a playoff to qualify for her first U.S. Women’s Open Championship. She was the youngest competitor in the 156-player field at the Country Club of Charleston in South Carolina. She and her partner, Amari Avery, were semifinalists at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship in April, falling to the eventual champions, Meghan Furtney and Erica Shepard, 4 and 3.

Pano, who is ranked 44th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, was a part of history in April, when she competed in the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship in Augusta, Ga. “I had a good year with several wins and top finishes, but by far the highlight of my year was playing in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, a very historic moment in women’s golf,” Pano said.

Along with her success on the amateur circuit, Pano also teed it up in six professional events this season.

She finished eighth in the Symetra Tour’s SKYiGOLF Championship in March, after holding a share of the lead heading into the final round. This is the second Player of the Year for Pano, after she was named the Girls’ Junior Player of the Year in 2016. She is the youngest player to be named the Women’s Amateur Player of the Year in FSGA history.

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GIRLS’ JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR – JILLIAN BOURDAGE Bourdage was honored with the Girls’ Junior Player of the Year award following a breakout 2019 season, that included two USGA runner-up finishes and an FSGA championship win. The Tamarac native captured her first FSGA championship at Streamsong Resort in June, where she won the Florida Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship. After beginning the day in third place, she fired a final-round 5-under 67 to secure the victory.

A month later, Bourdage took home a runner-up finish at the U.S. Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship at SentryWorld Golf Club in Wisconsin. She entered match play as the No. 5 seed and defeated medalist Yuka Saso to become a USGA finalist. The 2020 graduate fought hard in the finals, but fell to Lei Ye, 1 up, in the 36-hole final.

Bourdage added another USGA runner-up finish this season, when she teamed up with Casey Weidenfeld in April to advance to the finals of the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship at Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville. After her impressive season, the Ohio State University commit jumped up more than 400 spots in the World Amateur Golf Rankings. Bourdage also added two top-10 AJGA finishes in 2019.

SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR – LISA SCHLESINGER Schlesinger began her year with a win at Jones/Doherty Championship, winning the Senior Division, defeating Terrill Samuel, 5 and 3.

The Fort Myers native captured the Florida Women’s Senior Amateur Championship in April. She carded a 5-over 147 for the championship to win with a 6-shot lead over the rest of the field. The victory marked Schlesinger’s second Senior Amateur win, after she won the championship in 2015 at Vero Beach Country Club.

“This is a special honor. There are so many talented and accomplished seniors in Florida, so it’s very rewarding to be recognized alongside those players. It’s nice to have my skills validated by this prestigious award,” Schlesinger said.

Schlesinger competed in the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Championship, while also earning five other top-15 finishes this season. She will represent South Florida later this month at the Women’s Florida Cup at Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club. This is the first Player of the Year honor for Schlesinger.

JILLIAN BOURDAGE

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LISA SCHLESINGER

PRESERVING & PROTECTING THE GAME OF GOLF SINCE 1913