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“I turned on ESPN the other day and I watched a cornhole championship for more money than we ever played for in long drive and I kind of was shaking – by David Droschak my head,” Crittenden said. “Nothing against cornhole, but I was like ‘OK, we hen the Golf Channel fit more into dropped the World the extreme Long Drive Association sports catChampionship from its TV lineup in egory than early 2020 Jeff Crittenden was like a this.’ lost puppy. Competing on the profes“I’m about sional circuit for more than 15 years, the 90 percent sure Greensboro golf pro was suddenly faced we’ll save the with the stark reality of lost competition, sport,” he added. lost sponsors and lost income.

“As long as we’re “When that went away that was running at break even a shock, I wasn’t ready for it,” said we’re going to keep Crittenden, a two-time world champion going. With COVID hopefully going whose longest career drive was 491 yards away and this TV deal I think we have in a driving rainstorm at an event in some sponsors who are interested in Kansas City five years ago. some of the events.”

Crittenden, 50, quickly went into So far, the Xtreme Long Drive Tour resurrection mode. He and now business still hasn’t attracted some of the biggest partner Jeff Gilder, who runs an amateur names in the sport. Crittenden said it’s long drive circuit out of Myrtle Beach, a matter of dollars and cents. Most of had talked previously about teaming up. the top long drive hitters have reverted Now was the time. to social media video posts and public In a matter of weeks, the Xtreme appearances until more prize money Long Drive Tour was formed, with becomes available.

“Critter” the commissioner of the profes“It’s a combination of three things,” sional side of the business. The first event Crittenden said. “The traveling has was held in July in the sweltering heat of been limited with COVID-19, we need Nevada, with a few events sandwiched to get the word out better and a lot of in between the XLD Championship at the top pros won’t travel cross country Bryan Park in November. if the winning purse is not over twice Heading into year two, Crittenden, of what they have to spend to get there. who teaches at Precision Golf School, has It needs to be worthwhile. They can’t been attempting to lure sponsors back go out and win the event and still lose into a competition that is more WWE money. I don’t blame the guys until we than golf. He says a TV deal is close, and get larger purses. I would be the same if struck, could turn the financial puzzle way.” from a break-even proposition to a potenThe purses as of now are a combinatial positive future for a sport that has tion on money from $175 professional been around for 45 years. tour cards, which are required to par-

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ticipate in the events, entry fees and any sponsor money Crittenden can cobble together in whatever city the event is staged.

The winner at the first event in Florida a few weeks ago pocketed $2,500, about one-tenth of what the previous tour’s winner would receive.

The next event is in South Carolina in early March, while the world championship this year is set for mid September at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club outside of Chicago.

“Most long drive guys really aren’t good golfers,” said the 6-foot-2, 245-pound Crittenden.

“Golf Channel’s goal was to get golf and long drive as far apart as they could. They were looking for a different fan base.

We had championship belts.

We had WWE commentators.

We had WWE marketing people they hired away from them. It ended up being the channel’s highest-rated show.”

Crittenden gets an “A” for effort in a niche competition that seems to fascinate anyone who has ever picked up a driver and dreamed of hitting it 300 yards.

“Nobody ever comes to me for a golf lesson and says they want to hit it shorter,” he said. “I just want to save the sport, keep it going.”

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fter disgustedly picking my ball out of the cup and carding a triple bogey seven on the scorecard I often joke with my golfing buddies that “I’m glad I don’t do this for a living.”

Relaxing on the golf course, not getting ahead of yourself, accepting the good bounces with the bad, and focusing for 4 ½ hours has eluded me and many, many others who tee it up on a regular basis for decades upon decades.

You can add Josh Nichols to that list of “frustrated golfers” even though the former Salem Baptist Christian School star and Appalachian State golfer played at a much higher level than most. But since graduating from college in 2013, Nichols has without success attempted to make it in the professional ranks.

Seeing the writing on the wall after numerous unfruitful years trying to make ends meet on the links, Nichols began a new career in May 2019. And he’s fast approaching making a living at the game he still holds dear to his heart.

At the suggestion of renowned golf instructor Robert Linville of Precision Golf School in Browns Summit outside of Greensboro, Nichols began teaching the mental side of the game to players who Linville suggested may learn some valuable lessons from Nichols, who made it to the championship match of the 2017 U.S. Mid-Amateur.

“The purpose of mental coaching is to get you into that mentality of ‘I’m glad I don’t do this for a living’ even though you do make a living at this because you play better when you’re more relaxed,” Nichols said.

Nichols, who lives in the Triangle, recalls the jitters he encountered during his first mental coaching lesson with mini-tour pro Will Stewart of Charlotte.

“I was super nervous and I had no clue what I was doing,” Nichols said.

“I thought it was kind of rough but I’m still working with Will, he’s still a minitour player, I didn’t scare him away from the game … and he is getting better.”

Nichols describes his foray into his new golfing career as a slow transition and learning process that has rapidly taken off to where he’s now tutoring between 20-25 players on a regular basis. Most of Nichols’ clients are referContinued on page 7

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Mind over matter from page 6 rals from Linville at Precision Golf School, but he also has a stable of what he calls his “independent students” under his business model, Foundations Mental Performance.

Linville has run Precision Golf School for more than three decades and has a stable of award-winning golf instructors, but never had a mental coach until he teamed up with Nichols, one of his former pupils.

“We’ve always had the physical part, the technique part, the playing part at Precision Golf School, but we didn’t have the mental part to build players with,” Linville said. “I am a very holistic teacher, so seeing that part of the puzzle come together has been great for us because it is a huge part, and to have Josh for us to send players to is just awesome.”

Nichols has an engaging personality and is really a living, breathing classroom for younger players since he is not too far removed from his competitive playing days himself.

“Josh is obviously a younger mental coach but that’s great for me as a younger player because we speak a similar language,” said the 24-year-old Stewart, who will head to Canadian Q-School in March. “We’ve kind of shared a similar path in our careers. We’re both aspiring professionals. He has been there, he understands and it’s very fresh for him. It’s not like he did it 20 years ago. He has a good playing record himself and so much of what we’ve talked about translates to his life outside of golf and it has helped me do that same.”

“Josh was able to apply these (mental) concepts to his own game a few years ago,” Linville said of Nichols. “So when he’s teaching the mental game to players it’s not like a theory, he’s not coming from a standpoint of ‘I’ve learned this in a classroom’ setting, but he grasps the concepts so he can relate to how easy or difficult or time-consuming things are in golf. And Josh can also relate to things maybe not necessarily happening on a time frame a player wants it to happen on, or that if you keep doing different things that you can change, you can develop, you can see progress in the mental part of your www.triadgolf.com

game, not just the physical part of the game.”

Most of the students Nichols has mentored are juniors between the ages of 14-18. Several of his players have gone from rankings around 60th in the state to top five status.

Nichols says he take all comers, even players who might be considered “difficult projects” or golfers who are engaging with him just because their parents or coaches want them to.

“If they had enough hope in themselves and their game to come see me then to me they’re not hopeless,” Nichols said. “But some players are hard to communicate with and I can only go off what they give me.

I’ll tell my wife sometimes, ‘another teeth-pulling session.’ It’s hard with a lot of players, but I try the best I can because I always believe there is hope for that player.”

Most golfers are on scheduled monthly sessions with Nichols, especially for prep or college players in season, who can text or email Nichols on an unlimited basis to get instant mental coaching feedback when an inperson session isn’t feasible.

He also encounters golfers like Stewart, who hits up Nichols for his expertise when a big moment is on the horizon, such as upcoming Q-School.

“You want to treat Q-School the same, but obviously in your head it is a bigger moment because it just has more career implications,” Stewart said. “It’s not life or death, but it is without a doubt a bigger moment.

You don’t get many of those opportunities, so you certainly want to make the most of them, so I will definitely want to lean on Josh because I don’t want to have that mentality that this is such a big moment that I absolutely have to perform.

“I will lean on Josh to make sure I’m accepting things, and understanding that I can only do what I can do, just as the other 364 days of the year,” added Stewart. “They are still just golf shots; nothing is different in that regard. It’s a tee shot, an approach shot and it’s a putt. And it’s a fourround event, so you don’t necessarily have to put so much pressure on day one or the first tee shot. That’s why

they have four-round qualifiers so they can see who is going to hang in there for 72 holes. I will definitely lean on Josh to get my mind in the right place, and allow me to be my best.”

Unlike many teenage junior golfers where emotional maturity can be the top priority for mental work, a player as polished as Stewart need another sort of lesson, Nichols stresses.

“Josh always tells me once it leaves the club face all you can do is focus on the next one,” Stewart said.

“That mindset is freeing in the sense that if you do what you can do you can leave it behind and just do the next thing. I have found so many parallels between that and life. You do what you can in life and then you just have to move on.”

In addition to his mental teaching duties, Nichols produces a regular podcast called The Mental Golf Show.

He also still helps his aunt with her catering business in Denton and his parents in their commercial refrigeration business in Kernersville.

Nichols won’t turn 30 years old

until April 15, so he’s still very much a “mental game” sponge and in the infancy of what he hopes will be a fruitful career on the other side of the practice tee.

“Every player is different, femaleto-female, male-to-male,” Nichols said. “With most players when I ask how mental coaching would benefit them, the first answer is almost always ‘making up for a bad round, a bad hole, a bad shot’ – it’s coming back from something bad. I would say, ‘that’s you answer, but my observation is emotions.’ For really young kids it’s emotional maturity, and for more mature players they still get overly-emotional. There is nothing wrong with emotions. Look, Tiger Woods is extremely emotional but he has one of the best mental games of all time. He can re-focus very easily.

Being over-emotional is probably the biggest umbrella or trait that has the most work to be improved. But emotion is a very generic term -- it’s letting bad things affect your next shot.

To me, that’s the boiled down part of the mental game thinking.”

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ob and Rocky Brooks, brothers separated by 18 months, excelled in just about every sport imaginable growing up, except golf. That’s what drew the two siblings to the sport even more.

On occasion, Bob Sr., an Air Force man who moved the wife and infant kids from Nebraska to Hawaii to Wyoming and then to Ohio, would take Bob Jr. and Rocky to a nine-hole golf course as they headed toward their teenage years. That’s where the boys befriended the golf pro and learned how to navigate the game despite shooting over 100.

“We just got hooked. And we used to say ‘we’re not very good at this now but we will be.’ And it drove us crazy,’’ Rocky said.

The family then headed south to North Rocky Brooks (left) toasts with older brother Bob. Carolina, settling in Charlotte with an “All I had to do was sign the papers are golf pros in the Greensboro area.” apartment off the first fairway of Pawtucket and I got halfway there and turned around After 10 years at Gillespie, Bob left for Golf Club. After a year, it was off to the and said ‘Nope, I don’t want to do this,’” another position in the Triad area before eastern part of the state and Wilson as Bob said. returning to the nine-hole layout in 2012, the two boys attended Beddingfield High Bob proceeded to get married in 1986 where he has been ever since.

School and became more and more attached Bob has had 10 surgeries and countand bounced back and forth between to golf. ing, including both knees and hips being Georgia and Kentucky because of his Elder brother Bob, who was and still replaced, and walks with a slight limp. wife’s job. He was working at a car dealis into vintage cars, recalls painting stripes Bob is an imposing physical presence who ership when he recalls befriending a top on the range balls at Happy Valley Golf was a top-notch catcher and football player local golfer who hooked him up for an Course so younger brother Rocky could growing up, while the 5-foot-8 Rocky interview at Oak Haven Golf Club in practice for free. received the name he now goes by as a While the two loved the game, a career Macon, Ga., where he was hired as an small kid who took down a bully by throwassistant golf pro. in golf didn’t appear to be in the cards as ing a rock that connected between the eyes.

“I was making $225 a week and I was Rocky attended Atlantic Christian (now Both are award-winning professionas happy as I could be,” Bob said.

Barton College) and Bob logged just one When Bob got divorced in 1994, Rocky als. Bob won the Carolinas PGA Junior semester at Wilson Tech before losing Golf Leader Award in 2002, while Rocky floated the idea to his older brother about interest and joining his father at a trucking this past year was tabbed as the section’s the possibly of him coming back to North company.

Golf Professional of the Year – arguably Carolina. Rocky called in a favor to a local And it was shortly thereafter that each was headed to an Air Force recruiter’s office pro at Bryan Park and Bob was hired in his the nation’s largest PGA section’s highest honor. first position in the public golf sector after on different occasions before there was a “His journey in golf certainly has had logging close to a decade on the private freak of fate – two freaks of fate actually. many more turns than mine.” Rocky said of golf front.

“I knew I didn’t want to be an accounBob. “Mine is pretty much a straight line.”

It was there that Bob met his second tant so I had this bright idea I was going to In addition to his award-winning wife and later took a position at Gillespie enlist in the Air Force,” Rocky said. “So I instruction of juniors, since 2017 Bob has Golf Course. make this appointment with this recruiter been running the Greensboro chapter of Rocky worked seven years at Sapona and I am all set to go. At the time I was livPGA HOPE, a program that introduces Golf, Swim and Tennis Club in Lexington ing at a fraternity house at school and the golf to military veterans with disabilities to before landing his position as director of phone rings and it’s the recruiter and he enhance their physical, mental, social and golf at Sedgefield Country Club, a prestells me he has to reschedule. I was on the emotional well-being. tigious Donald Ross layout that hosts the golf team so I went to the range and was Two brothers working as golf pros PGA Tour Wyndham Championship. hitting balls and one of my former teammay not necessarily be that unique, but Rocky has worked at Sedgefield now for mates was there and I told him about the two golf pros from the same family applytwo decades.

Air Force thing and he started laughing ing their trade in the same city is kind of “We were both in the golf business and said I wouldn’t last three days in the a cool connection that you don’t see every but we were hundreds of miles away military.” day. from each other when we first started. We Rocky never returned the recruiter’s And each are at opposite ends of the call and proceeded to take a job at Carolina would talk some but I would only see him spectrum. Rocky works for McConnell at Christmas because that’s the only time Lakes Golf Course in Sanford for the sumGolf in a high-brow private setting, while he could come home,” Rocky said of Bob. mer, which was the beginning of his ven“But by the 1990s we were both committed Bob’s focus is junior golf development ture into the golf business. and affordable play working for the City to being in the golf business. It’s what we Meanwhile, Bob actually was on the of Greensboro at a municipal course in a road to see an Air Force recruiter and had a know. It’s what we’re good at. And all of minority section of town. the sudden it became the Brooks Brothers change of heart. www.triadgolf.com

“It’s different but it’s the same,” Bob said. “Rocky has a membership he has to serve and I have the general public as my members, and with me that changes daily, but we’re in a customer-service oriented business. You can have the greatest golf course in the world but if a guy walks into the golf shop and he’s treated poorly it kills the whole thing. Sure, I’m at a ninehole muni, but everybody is here to do the same thing – whether I’m at Sedgefield or Jamestown or Grandover Resort – they are here to play golf and have a good time. It’s important to us to provide them with an environment that is friendly and enjoyable.

That’s what Rocky and I both are.”

While Bob Sr. was a strict military disciplinarian, the outgoing personalities of Bob Jr. and Rocky were molded by their mother May, who is now in her 80s. Bob Sr. passed away two years ago.

“A lot of what you see us do each day comes from our mom,” Rocky said. “For some unknown reason it’s so rewarding to us to know you and your three friends went out and played golf and enjoyed yourselves and had a great experience because it’s our job to provide you with that great experience. It’s as rewarding to us as you could ever imagine. Have you ever met rich golf pro? There are not many. So, we don’t do this for money.”

“To say Rocky is a ‘pro’s pro’ would be an understatement,” added Chad Flowers, Triad membership director for McConnell Golf. “He is the epitome of what any member would strive to have as the director of golf at their club. On top of having the finest pro shop in the area, Rocky’s office door is always open and he is ready and willing to speak with anyone about anything on their mind at any time.”

Bob laughed when asked if he’s jealous of Rocky rubbing shoulders with some of the game’s top names such as Webb Simpson and Davis Love III. “No, but he knows when I call in August what I’m looking for – tickets to the Wyndham,” Bob said.

The two brothers are physically close in the same town, performing the same line of work, but admit they don’t see each other enough because of their busy lives and busy professions that produce long days. They couldn’t recall the last time they played golf together.

As they sat down for this interview and began to reminisce about old times, and rib each other about their memories of names of golf courses or last names of old friends, I made them make a promise to me. They would play at least one round of golf with each other every year starting in 2021.

They agreed.

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Triad golfers aced 2020 despite pandemic limitations

By STEVE WILLIAMS

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he pandemic curtailed a lot of activities in 2020, but golf flourished. And it was a memorable year for great shots by Triad area players.

Despite riding solo in carts, masked 19th-hole celebrations and less travel, area golfers reported 173 aces and 11 double eagles (including three on par-4s) to Triad Golf Today.

One player topped the list. Connor Massey, a high school player in Burlington, notched three aces on three different holes at Alamance Country Club in a span of 41 days from March 14 to April 24.

Another highlight was provided by Keith Vereen of Winston-Salem, who had a double eagle and his first ace, both in October.

Three other players we wrote about had two aces during the year: Bob Smith of Clemmons, both at Salem Glen; Rusty Kimmich of Pfafftown, both at Oak Valley; and Gary Brown of Ridgeway, Va., both at Deep Springs.

We’re off and running for 2021 with this first installment of special shots:

If you make a Hole-In-One or Double Eagle we want to know!

Email, call or go online to www.triadgolf.com & click on Hole-In-One to submit a form with all the details!

We will report your great shot in our next issue! email: triadgolf@mac.com • call: 336-280-3722

Double Eagle Wayne Moore of Reidsville, Jan. 13, Monroeton GC. No. 1, 350 yards, driver, then an 8-iron.

Playing partners: Benny Goodman, Derek Russell, David Smith. His second double eagle.

Par-3 Aces Keith James of Stokesdale, Feb. 10, Dan Valley GC. No. 13, 135 yards, 8-iron. Playing partners: Mike James, Brad James. His third ace.

Jim Glekas, Feb. 8, Mill Creek GC. No. 17, 133 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: Bob Wall, Claude Berry.

Richard Byrd of Bassett, Va., Feb. 8, Forest Park CC. No. 14, 148 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: Steve Byrd, Tracy Via, Sam Phillips.

His first ace.

Randy Triplette of Walnut Cove, Feb. 4, Tanglewood Championship. No. 7, 125 yards, pitching wedge. His first ace.

George Dunagan of King, Jan. 27, Silo Run GC. No. 14, 130 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: Grover Cooke, Jim Kemp, Danny Messersmith. His third ace.

Danny Hunter of Greensboro, Jan. 26, Iron Play Par-3 Links. No. 9, 95 yards, 8-iron.

Playing partners: Alex James, Doug Johnson, June Boswell. His third ace.

Jim Wilson of Winston-Salem, Jan. 22, Reynolds Park GC. No. 5, 117 yards, 9-iron.

Playing partners: John Fairchild, Marshal Wolfe, Greg Stimmel. His first ace.

Hugh Quinn of Lewisville, Jan. 7, Tanglewood Championship. No. 16, 138 yards, 8-iron.

Playing partners: Ron Morgan, Greg Howard, Bob Cornish. His seventh ace.

Ronnie Norton of Graham, Jan. 5, Mill Creek GC. No. 8, 165 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: Fred Brent, Scott Thompson, Bob Clukey, His 10th ace.

John Morrison of Reidsville, Jan. 2, Pennrose Park CC. No. 4, 124 yards, wedge. Playing partners: Larry Goodes, Dan Daniel, Jim Fargis. His second ace (first was 23 years ago in Scotland).

Ben Harrison of Greensboro, Dec. 31, Jamestown Park GC. No. 13, 145 yards, 7-iron. Playing partner: Rick Sherwood. His first ace.

Chris Cox of Greensboro, Dec. 27, IronPlay GL, No. 1, lob wedge, 80 yards. Playing partner: Jeff Jackman. His first ace.

Ralph Collins of Greensboro, Dec. 27, Iron Play GL. No. 14, 105 yards, 9-iron. Playing partners: June Boswell. His first ace.

Virgil Dodson of Yadkinville, Dec. 23, Silo Run GC. No. 3, 85 yards. Playing partners: Grant Adams, Ron Anderson. His fifth ace.

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Keith Rudolph of High Point, Dec. 18, Country Hills GC. No. 12, 150 yards, 8-iron. Playing partner: Andre Hairston. His first ace.

Jim Beane of Asheboro, Dec. 16, Asheboro Municipal GC. No. 5, 112 yards, 8-iron.

Playing partners: Bruce Edwards, Buck Small, Eddie Wright. His second ace.

Eric McCollum of Reidsville, Dec. 10, Pennrose Park CC. No. 7, 155 yards, 6-hybrid. Playing partners: Danny Dallas, Robert Costner, Mike DeLapp. His first ace.

Josh Nixon of Grays Chapel, Nov. 29, Siler City CC. No. 15, 154 yards, 9-iron. Playing partner: Matt Swaim. His first ace.

Ben Kuieder, Nov. 27, Southwick GC. No. 8, 130 yards, 8-iron. Playing partners: Judge Smith, Troy Wilson, Brad Martin, Willie Holtzclaw.

Al Smith of Ararat, Nov. 21, Cedarbrook CC. No. 13, 141 yards, 7-iron. Playing partners: David Renegar, Kerry Cooke, Rush Folger.

His second ace.

Willie Britt of Reidsville, Nov. 20, Monroeton GC. No. 18, 75 yards, wedge. Playing partners: David Smith, Derek Russell, Darrell Cox. His fourth ace.

Kendall Young of Winston-Salem, Nov. 16, Silo Run GC. No. 7, 146 yards, 9-iron. Playing partner: Ed Young. His first ace.

Harold Young Jr. of Efland, Nov. 15, Southwick GC. No. 5, 123 yards, 9-iron. Playing partner: Dale Ragan. His first ace.

Chaz Crenshaw of Mocksville, Nov. 9, Pudding Ridge GC. No. 17, 152 yards, 7-iron. Playing partner: Tommy Landy. His first ace.

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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 March 22-23 – Players Championship, Columbia CC, Blytewood, SC. April 12-13 – Carolinas Senior Open. Divisions for 55+ and Super Seniors 65+. Greensboro CC Farm Course.

May 11-12 – 70th South Carolina Open, TPC Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet.

June 8-9 – 57th North Carolina Open, Gaston CC, Gastonia.

June 14-15 – North Carolina Senior Open, Old North State Club, New London.

July 12-13 – Pro-Assistant Championship, River Landing (Landing), Wallace.

July 19-20 – Women’s Championship, Pine Needles Lodge & CC, Southern Pines.

July 27-29 – Professional Championship, Reserve Club at St. James, Southport.

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.

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Men/Women USGA Qualifying April 27 – U.S. Open Local, Duke University GC, Durham.

May 4 – U.S. Women’s Open Sectional, Mid Pines GC, Southern Pines.

May 17 – U.S. Open Local, Pinewild CC, Pinehurst May 24 – U.S. Senior Open, Highland CC, Fayetteville.

June 30-July 1 – U.S. Amateur, Mill Creek GC, Mebane.

July 6 – U.S. Women’s Amateur Sectional, Carolina Trace (Lake), Sanford.

July 14-15 – U.S. Amateur, Pinewood CC, Asheboro.

July 15 – U.S. Senior Open, Country Club of Salisbury.

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 March 29-30 – 4th North Carolina Super Senior Four-Ball, Greenville CC, Greenville, NC. April 20-22 – 53rd Carolinas Senior Four-Ball, Orangeburg CC, Orangeburg, SC. May 11-13– 35th North Carolina Senior Amateur, River Landing (Landing), Wallace.

Selected qualifying sites: Holly Ridge GL (April 27); GC at Chapel Ridge, Pittsboro (April 27).

June 7-8 – 13th Carolinas Super Senior, CC of South Carolina, Forence, SC. Aug. 10-12 – 20th North Carolina Senior FourBall, Tanglewood (Championship).

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CGA Men/Mid-Am April 16-18 – 41st Carolinas Mid-Amateur, Columbia CC, Blythewood, SC. Selected qualifying sites: Pinewood CC, Asheboro (March 21); Heritage GC, Wake Forest (March 31); Warrior GC, China Grove (March 31).

April 29-May 3 – 70th Carolinas Four-Ball, Camden CC, Camden, SC. May 21-13 – 6th Carolinian Amateur, Keith Hills GC, Buies Creek.

June 17-20 – 61st North Carolina Amateur, Lonnie Poole GC, Raleigh. Selected qualifying sites: Keith Hills CC, Buies Creek, also first round of Carolinian, (May 21); Brier Creek CC, Raleigh (May 27); Forest Oaks GC, Greensboro (June 2).

July 8-11 – 107th Carolinas Amateur, Biltmore Forest, Asheville. Selected qualifying sites: concurrent with North Carolina Amateur.

July 28-Aug. 1 – 12th North Carolina Amateur Match Play, Forsyth CC, Winston-Salem.

Selected qualifying sites: Bentwinds, Fuquay-Varina (June 28); Bermuda Run East (July 15).

CGA Mixed Events July 16 – 55th Carolinas Father-Son, Pinehurst area courses.

July 16 – 24th Carolinas Parent-Child, Pinehurst area courses.

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

CGA Women May 17-18 – 17th North Carolina Senior Women’s Amatuer, Highland CC, Fayetteville.

June 10-12 – 95th Carolinas Women’s Amateur, Rolling Hills CC, Monroe.

June 29-30 – 44rd Carolinas Women’s FourBall, Orangeburg CC, Orangeburg, SC. July 19-21 – 69th Virginias-Carolinas Women’s Team Matches, Thistle GC, Sunset Beach.

July 27-29 – 23rd Carolinas Women’s Match Play, Gaston CC, Gastonia.

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

CGA Team Events April 5-6 – 26th Tar Heel Cup Matches, River Landing CC, Wallace.

CGA One-Day Individual Men, Senior, Super Senior and Women March 7 – Salem Glen CC, Clemmons Aril 18 – Deercroft GC, Wagram May 15 –Pilot Knob Park, Pilot Knob June 13 – Hyland GC, Southern Pines June 28 – Duke University GC, Durham July 17 – Longleaf GC, Southern Pines July 18 – Legacy GL, Aberdeen 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 March 8 – Duke University GC, Durham March 15 – Forest Oaks GC, Greensboro March 22 – Hasentee Club, Wake Forest March 29 – Governor’s Club, Chapel Hill April 5 – Greensboro CC (Irving Park)

April 12 – Brier Creek CC, Raleigh May 3 – Colonial CC, Thomasville May 9 – Gates Four CC, Fayetteville May 17 – Cardinal by Pete Dye, Greensboro May 24 – Old North State Club, New London June 12 – Carolina Trace GC (Lake), Sanford June 21 – Greensboro CC (Farm) July 26 – Club at 12 Oaks, Holly Springs Aug. 2 – Sapona GC, Lexington Aug. 16 – MacGregor Downs, Cary

CGA Women Four-Ball Play Days April 26 – Greensboro CC (Farm).

April 27 – Greensboro CC (Irving Park).

June 2 – Rumbling Bald (Bald Mountain), Lake Lure.

June 3 – Rumbling Bald (Apple Valley), Lake Lure.

Aug. 2 – MacGregor Downs, Cary.

Aug. 17 – Bermuda Run (East).

Aug. 18 – Bermuda Run (West).

Pro-Am Oct. 4 – 3rd annual First Responders Pro-Am, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield.

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Amateur Individual April 24-25 – 10th annual Graham City Amateur, Southwick GC, Graham. Medal play in flights. Also senior division. 336-227-2582.

May 1-2 – 45th annual Bud Kivett Memorial, Blair Park & Oak Hollow GC, High Point.

Medal play in flights. 336-883-3260.

May 22-23 – High Point Memorial, Blair Park GC, High Point. Medal play in flights.

336-883-3497.

June 11-13 – Asheboro City Amateur, Asheboro Municipal, Holly Ridge GL, Pinewood CC. (Randolph County residents only). 336-6254158.

June 12-13 – Bob Howerton Invitational, Kinderton CC, Clarksville, Va. 434-374-8822.

June 26-27 – Wake County Amateur, Pine Hollow GC, Clayton. Medal play in flights.

Not restricted to Wake County residents. 919553-4554.

July 3-4 – Points in the Park, Forest Park CC, Martinsville. Stableford scoring. Also senior (60+) and super senior (70+) divisions.

276-632-1711.

July 10-11 – Joe Wood Memorial, Cedarbrook CC, Elkin. Medal play in flights. 336-835-2320.

July 10-11 – Danville Invitational, Danville GC, Va.. Medal play in flights. 434-792-7225.

July 24-25 – 35th Dugan Aycock Davidson County Amateur, Lexington GC. Medal play in flights. 336-248-3950.

July 24-25 – The Triad Amateur Golf Classic, 36 holes stroke play. Ages 16-over. High Point CC Willow Creek course. 336-869-2416.

July 31-Aug. 1 – 60th annual Chatmoss Invitational, Chatmoss CC, Martinsville. Medal play in flights. Also senior division. 276-6387648.

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

Also senior and super senior divisions.

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For the latest tournament schedule, now updated daily, go to www.triadgolf.com then click on Tournaments Senior Individual April 19 – Greater Greensboro Senior Games, Bryan Park GC, Brown Summit. Age divisions for men and women, beginning at age 50. For Guilford, Rockingham, Forsyth, Alamance and Randolph county residents. Qualifiers advance to State Senior Games. 336-373-7567.

May 24-25 – 11th Durham Senior Amateur Championship (Seniors 55-over, Super Seniors 65-over and Legends 70-over), Croasdaile CC, Durham. 919-383-2517 or 919-699-9681.

June 17-18 – 60th Forsyth Seniors, Pine Knolls GC and Maple Chase G&CC. Limited to Forsyth County residents 50-over with play in age divisions. Bobby Hege 336-416-3289.

July 10-11 – Joe Wood Memorial, Cedarbrook CC, Elkin. Medal play in flights ages 55-over.

336-835-2320.

July 10-11 – Danville Invitational, Danville GC, Va.. Medal play in flights. Super Senior division also, depending on entries. 434-792-7225.

July 24-25 – 10th annual Davidson County Senior Amateur, Lexington GC. Ages 55-over. Medal play in flights. 336-248-3950.

July 24-25 – The Triad Amateur Golf Classic, 36 holes stroke play. Ages 55-over. High Point CC Willow Creek course. 336-869-2416.

Ladies Individual/Team June 26-27 – 54th Colonial Country Club Ladies Invitational, Colonial CC, Thomasville.

Pre-flighted CGA ranking event. Beth Smith 336-442-7589.

Amateur Team March 20 – Mill Creek Irish Fourball, Mill Creek GC, Mebane. 4-person teams counting one ball on holes 1-6, two balls on holes 7-11, three balls on holes 12-15 and four balls on holes 16-18. Gross and Net. 919-563-4653.

March 27-28 – 5th Battle at the Chase, Maple Chase CC, Winston-Salem. Two-man captain’s choice. Flighted by handicap. 336-767-2941.

March 27-28 – Perry Lowe 2-Man Invitational, Southwick GC, Graham. Bestball.

336-227-2582.

March 27-28 – Greensboro National 2-Man Classic, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield. First day bestball, second day captain’s choice. Flighted after first round.

336-342-1113.

June 5-6 – Oak Hollow 2-Man Open, Oak Hollow GC, High Point. 2-man captain’s choice. 336-883-3260.

June 12-13 – Goodyear Invitational Two-Man, Goodyear GC, Danville. 434-797-1909.

June 12-13 – Lynrock Memorial Two-Man, Lynrock GC, Eden. 336-623-6110.

July 24-25 – Tuscarora Two-Man Invitational, Tuscarora CC, Danville. Medal play in flights. 434-724-4191.

Aug. 7-8 – Madison-Mayodan Rotary Four-Ball 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.

336-416-3289.

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

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CALENDAR 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.

Golfweek Amateur Tour 919-708-3351 March 13 – Forest Oaks GC, Greensboro March 27 – Pinewood CC, Asheboro April 3 – GC at Quail Ridge, Sanford April 17-18 – Keith Hills GC, Buies Creek May 1 – Mill Creek GC, Mebane May 8 - Carolina Trace (Lake), Sanford May 22 – Stoney Creek GC, Whitsett June 5 – Challenge GC, Graham June 19 - Anderson Creek GC, Spring Lake July 10-11 – Southern Regional at Kiawah Island Osprey Point and Ocean Course July 17 – Bryan Park (Players), Brown Summit 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

Senior Amateur Tour (ages 50-over) 336-303-6737 March 11 – Forest Oaks GC, Greensboro March 18 – Devils Ridge CC, Holly Springs March 25 – Pinewood CC, Asheboro April 1 – GC at Quail Ridge, Sanford April 15 – Keith Hills, Buies Creek April 29 – Mill Creek GC, Mebane May 6 – Carolina Trace (Lake), Sanford May 20 – Stoney Creek GC, Whitsett June 3 – Challenge GC, Graham June 17 – Anderson Creek, Spring Lake July 12-13 – Sandhills Regional at Mid Pines GC, Southern Pines 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

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Mar 27-28 – NJGA Helen Junior Championship, Innsbruck GC, Helen, GA, B/G 5-19.

Mar 27-28 – PKBGT Eastern NC Girls Classic, Benvenue Country Club, Rocky Mount, G 11-19.

Mar 27-28 – PKBGT Spring Invitational @ Birdwood GC at Boars Head Resort, Birdwood GC at Boars Head Resort, Charlottesville, VA, G 11-19.

April 1 – AJGA Qualifier TaylorMade TP5 Junior All-Star, Longleaf Golf & Family Cub, Southern Pines, B/G 12-15.

April 1-4 – AJGA TaylorMade TP5 Junior AllStar, Longleaf Golf & Family Club, Southern Pines, B/G 12-15.

April 1 – PKBGT North Carolina Series @ Greensboro National, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield, G 8-19.

April 1 – The Palmetto High School Invitational Qualifier, True Blue Golf Plantation, Myrtle Beach, SC, B 13-19.

April 2 – PKBGT-CGA Vicki DiSantis Girls’ Junior Championship Qualifier- Greensboro National GC, Greensboro National GC, Summerfield, G 12-18.

April 2-3 – Tarheel Junior Golf Tour: 11th Annual ACC Junior Amateur, UNC Finley Golf Course, Chapel Hill, B 6-19.

April 2-3 – The Palmetto High School Invitational, True Blue Golf Plantation, Myrtle Beach, SC, B 13-19.

April 3 – CGA Jimmy Anderson Boys’ Invitational Qualifier- Southern Wayne CC, Southern Wayne Country Club, Mt Olive, B 12-18 .

April 3-4 – HJGT Jekyll Island Junior Open, Jekyll Island Golf Club, Jekyll Island, GA, B/G 8-18.

April 3 – PKBBT-CGA Vicki DiSantis Girls’ Junior Championship Qualifier- The Rock GC & Resort, The Rock GC & Resort, Pickens, SC, G 12-18.

April 3-4 – Top 50 Jr Tour Spring Elite at Barefoot Resort, Barefoot Resort and Golf, Myrtle Beach, SC, B/G 11-18.

April 10-11 – 11th Annual Junior Valentine Invitational, Hermitage Country Club, Manakin Sabot, VA, B/G 14-19.

April 10-11 – 13th CGA Jimmy Anderson Boys’ Invitational, Jacksonville Country Club, Jacksonville, B 12-18.

April 10-11 – HJGT Knoxville Junior Open, Egwani Farms Golf Course, Rockford, TN, B/G 8-18.

April 10 – NJGA Monroe Junior Championship, Monroe Country Club, Monroe, B/G 5-19.

April 10-11 – PKBGT Mid-Atlantic Girls Championship @ Bulle Rock, Bulle Rock Golf Club, Havre de Grace, MD, G 11-19.

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April 10 – PKBGT North Carolina Series @ Whispering Woods Golf Club, Whispering Pines Golf Club, Whispering Pines, G 8-19.

April 10-11 – PKBGT Spring Prep Invitational, Wachesaw Plantation Club, Murrells Inlet, SC, G 11-19.

April 11 – TYGA Tots Keith Hills GC, Keith Hills Golf Club, Buies Creek, B/G 6-12.

April 15-18 – AJGA Junior at 12 Oaks, The Club at 12 Oaks, Holly Springs, B/G 12-19.

April 16 – HJGT Northern Virginia Junior Open Adult-Child, 1757 Golf Club, Dulles, VA, B/G 8-18.

April 17-18 – GSA Spring Swing Classic, Carolina Country Club, Spartanburg, SC, B/G 10-18.

April 17-18 – HJGT ClubCorp Series #3 at Whitewater, Whitewater Creek Country Club, Fayetteville, GA, B/G 8-18.

April 17-18 – HJGT Northern Virginia Junior Open, 1757 Golf Club, Dulles, VA, B/G 8-18.

April 17-18 – HJGT Skybrook Junior Open, Skybrook Golf Club, Huntersville, B/G 8-18.

April 17-18 – PKBGT Emma Talley Girls Tradition presented by Kentucky PGA Junior Tour, Bowling Green Country Club, Bowling Green, KY, G 11-19.

April 17-18 – PKBGT Masters @ Greenville CC (54 Holes), Greenville Country Club, Greenville, G 11-19.

April 17-18 – Tarheel Junior Golf Tour: 11th Annual Wolfpack Junior Amateur at NCSU, Lonnie Poole GC at NC State, Raleigh, B 6-19.

April 17-18 – TYGA Triad Sapona Junior, Sapona Golf Club, Lexington, B/G 12-18.

April 23-25 – AJGA Visit Fayetteville.com Preview, Anderson Creek Golf Club, Spring Lake, B/G 12-19.

April 24-25 – HJGT Bear Creek Junior Open, Bear Creek Golf Club, Hilton Head Island, SC, B/G 8-18.

April 24-25 – HJGT Nashville Spring Junior Open, GreyStone Golf Club, Dickson, TN, B/G 8-18.

April 24-25 – NJGA Sandhills Junior Championship, Beacon Ridge Golf & Country Club, West End, B/G 5-19.

April 24-25 – PKBGT Carolina’s Classic @ Carolina Trace CC, Carolina Trace Country Club, Sanford, G 11-19.

April 24-25 – PKBGT LPGA Tour Pure Silk Girls Championship, Kingsmill Resort, Williamsburg, VA, G 12-18.

April 24 – Scott Robertson Memorial Tournament Qualifier- Roanoke, Roanoke Country Club, Roanoke, VA, B/G 13-18.

April 24-25 – TYGA CGA Down East Junior, The Emerald GC, New Bern, B/G 12-18.

April 24 – TYGA Tots @ The River Golf Club, The River Golf Club, Louisburg, B/G 6-12.

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CGA 910-673-1000 * TYGA 910-673-1000 * PKBGT 336-347-8537 * NCJGF 919-8586400 * TGF 919-291-5813 * NJGT 704-8246548 * AJGA 770-868-4200 * USGA 908-2342300 * USKIDS Raleigh Tour 919-206-4666 * Winternational 847-204-9888 * HJGT 904-379-2697 Mar 5-7 – Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship, Myrtle Beach National Golf Club, Myrtle Beach, SC, B/G 13-18.

Mar 5 – HJGT College Prep Series at NC State Adult-Child, Lonnie Poole Golf Course, Raleigh, B/G 8-18.

Mar 6-7 – HJGT College Prep Series at NC State, Lonnie Poole Golf Course, Raleigh, B/G 8-18.

Mar 6-7 – HJGT Columbia Junior Open, WildeWood Country Club, Columbia, SC, G 8-18, B 8-18.

Mar 6-7 – HJGT Nashville Junior Shootout at Hermitage, Hermitage Golf Club, Old Hickory, TN, B/G 8-18.

Mar 6-7 – NJGA Beau Rivage Junior Amateur, Beau Rivage Golf & Resort, Wilmington, B/G 5-19.

Mar 6-7 – PKBGT Campbell Classic @ Campbell University, Keith Hills Golf Club, Lillington, G 11-19.

Mar 6-7 – Tarheel Junior Golf Tour: RBC Longleaf Sandhills Junior Open, Longleaf Golf & Family Club, Southern Pines, B 6-19.

Mar 6-7 – Winternationals Junior Series Event #8 Course #1, Pinehurst Resort, Pinehurst, B/G 14-18.

Mar 12 – HJGT Chateau Elan Junior Open Adult-Child, Chateau Elan Golf Club, Braselton, GA, B/G 8-18.

Mar 13 – GSA Upstate Open, Willow Creek Golf Club, Greer, SC, B/G 10-18.

Mar 13-14 – HJGT Chateau Elan Junior Open, Chateau Elan Golf Club, Braselton, GA, B/G 8-18.

Mar 13-14 – HJGT Hilton Head Junior Open, Country Club of Hilton Head, Hilton Head Island, SC, B/G 8-18.

Mar 13-14 – HJGT Richmond Junior Open, Providence Golf Club, Richmond, VA, B/G 8-18. B 8-18 Mar 13-14 – NJGA Cleveland County Jr Golf Championship, Deer Brook Golf Club, Shelby, B/G 5-19.

Mar 13-14 – PKBGT Katherine Perry Hamski Girls Tradition @ UNC Chapel Hill, Finley Golf Course, Chapel Hill, G 11-19.

Mar 14 – TYGA Sandhill Flyers Tots Pinewild CC, Pinewild Country Club, Pinehurst, B/G 6-11.

Mar 14 – NJGA Old Dominion Junior Classic, Kiln Creek Golf Club, Newport News, VA, B/G 5-19.

Mar 14 – SCJGA 26th Caddie Classic, Lancaster GC, Lancaster, SC, B/G 13-18.

Mar 14 – TYGA Sandhill Flyers Junior Shootout, Pinewild Country Club, Pinehurst, B/G 12-18.

Mar 14 – TYGA Sandhill Flyers Tots Pinewild CC, Pinewild Country Club, Pinehurst, B/G 6-11.

Mar 19-21 – CAN-AM Matches, Watchesaw Plantation, Murrells Inlet, SC, B/G 12-18.

Mar 20-21 – HJGT Laurel Hill Junior Open, Laurel Hill Golf Club, Lorton, VA, B/G 8-18.

Mar 20-21 – HJGT Monroe Country Club Junior Open, Monroe Country Club, Monroe, B/G 8-18.

Mar 20 – NJGA Coastal Carolina Junior Championship, Hackler Course at Coastal Carolina University, Conway, SC, B/G 5-19.

Mar 20-21 – PKBGT Commonwealth Classic, Lake Monticello Golf Course, Charlottesville, VA, G 11-19.

Mar 20-21 – PKBGT Imperial Girls Classic, Green Valley Country Club, Greenville, SC, G 11-19.

Mar 20-21 – TYGA PuttView Books Junior Open, Lane Tree GC, Goldsboro, B/G 12-18.

Mar 21 – TYGA Club at Irish Creek, Club at Irish Creek, Kannapolis, B/G 12-18.

Mar 21 – TYGA Tots @ The Cradle, Pinehurst Resort, Pinehurst, B/G 6-12.

Mar 27-28 – HJGT Canongate Series #2, Canongate 1 Golf Club, Sharpsburg, GA, B/G 8-18.

Mar 27-28 – HJGT Kiawah Island Spring Junior Open, Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Kiawah Island, SC, B/G 8-18.

Mar 27-28 – HJGT Tennessee Spring Junior Open, Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain State Park, Crossville, TN, B/G 8-18.

Mar 27-28 – HV3 Invitational, Cramer Mountain Club, Cramerton, B 13-18.

Located near Long Creek Golf Course & Wake Forest University.

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Junior Golf Scoreboard TYGA One Day Pinehurst #6, Pinehurst, NC Jan. 18, 2021 Girls 16-18 Division - 5,683 1 Morgan Ketchum, Winston-Salem 2 Kiera Bartholomew, Wake Forest 3 Tyla McAffity, Raleigh Selected Others 7 Olivia Peterson, Summerfield 9 Delaney Potts, Lewisville Girls 14-15 Division - 5,683 1 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 2 Heather Appelson, Wake Forest 3 Anna Howerton, Winston-Salem Selected Others 6 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem Boys 16-18 Division - 6,634 1 Matthew McDougall, Waxhaw 2 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 3 Liam Harris, Wake Forest 3 Ian Podziewski, Waxhaw Selected Others 8 Daniel Jones, Greensboro Boys 14-15 Division - 6,634 1 Alek McIntosh, Charlotte 2 Nick Joyce, Southern Pines 3 Landon Hawley, Charlotte Selected Others 4 Landon Merrell, Salisbury Boys 12-13 Division - 5,683 1 Daniel McBrien, Holly Springs 2 Jackson Bryce, Cary 3 Tate Duensing, Durham Selected Others 5 John McCoy, Salisbury

74 77 93 102 107 77 78 79 91 72 73 77 77 79 72 76 79 83 74 75 80 85

Sandhills Tots Pinehurst #9, Pinehurst, NC Dec. 6, 2020 Girls 10-12 Division - 2,200 1 Audrey Lee, Waxhaw 2 Ashley Lee, Raeford 3 Minyan Ou, Shelby Selected Others 7 Naya ONeill, Winston-Salem Boys 10-12 Division - 2,200 1 Sebastian Balbin, Pinehurst 2 Stephen Eastman, Raleigh 3 Jake Brady, New Bern Selected Others 5 Peyton Wyatt, Kernersville Boys 8-9 Division - 1,700 1 Jacob Hodgkins, Morrisville 2 Triton Helmer, Chapel Hill 3 Landon Gray, Pinehurst Selected Others 4 Roderick ONeill, Winston-Salem

40 42 43 68 34 35 39 47 38 41 44 49

Turkey Shootout Pinehurst #1, Pinehurst, NC Nov. 25, 2020 Girls 16-18 Division - 5,466 1 Sidney Renville, Cary 2 Olivia Peterson, Summerfield 3 Emma Niebauer, High Point 3 Madison Srinivasa, Raleigh Selected Others 10 Madi Flynt, High Point 12 Kristina Perdue, Clemmons Girls 14-15 Division - 5,466 1 Boonyanant Rujiranan, Pinehurst 1 Paige Sidney, Clemmons 3 Breannon Council, Wilson 3 Lauren Kuhn, Pinehurst 3 Elizabeth Pritchard, Charlotte Selected Others 10 Ava Gutshall, Winston-Salem 13 Hannah Waddell, Salisbury Girls 12-13 Division - 5,466 1 Alicia Fang, Waxhaw 2 Sadie Mecham, Winston-Salem 3 Nadeen Elkassem, Raleigh Selected Others 9 Alina Amos, Greensboro Boys 12-13 Division - 5,466 1 Sam Terry, Thomasville 2 Jackson Bryce, Cary 2 Jonathan Switzer, Charlotte 2 John McCoy, Salisbury Selected Others 16 Brendan Queen, Greensboro 18 Kevin Zhang, Clemmons Girls 10-11 Division - 2,200

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1 Minyan Ou, Shelby 2 Reece Hart, Winston-Salem 3 Audrey Lee, Waxhaw Selected Others 5 Sophia Perdue, Clemmons 6 Naya ONeill, Winston-Salem Boys 10-11 Division - 2,200 1 Zabe Shores, Huntersville 2 Ryan Baker, Chapel Hill 2 Ty Donnelly, Waxhaw Selected Others 11 Ryan McCoy, Salisbury Girls 8-9 Division - 1,700 1 Ira Joshi, Charlotte 2 Sloan McKinney, Denver 2 Gayatri Arora, Charlotte 4 Makenzie Aaron, Browns Summit Boys 8-9 Division - 1,700 1 Triton Helmer, Chapel Hill 1 Landon Gray, Pinehurst 3 Landon Thompson, Oak Ridge Selected Others 7 Roderick ONeill, Winston-Salem 8 Colton Underwood, Liberty 6-7 Division - 1,300 1 Minlin Ou, Shelby 2 Kenan Turner, Wake Forest 3 Jamison Glass, Burlington

40 44 47 54 58 30 35 35 47 40 41 41 44 37 37 39 46 47 40 46 50

Turkey Shootout Longleaf G&FC, Southern Pines, NC Nov. 25, 2020 Boys 16-18 Division - 6,400 1 Benjamin Peters, Winston-Salem 2 Jack Wieler, Waxhaw 2 Davis Adams, Raleigh Selected Others 6 Mason Beshears, Lewisville Boys 14-15 Division - 6,400 1 Chase McLaughlin, Kernersville 2 Matthew McDougall, Waxhaw 2 Isar Joshi, Charlotte Selected Others 9 Zach Kupiec, Greensboro

72 73 73 75 73 75 75 80

Winternational Event #6 Pinehurst CC #8 & #9, Pinehurst, NC Feb 6-7, 2021 Girls Division - 5177 1 Kiera Bartholomew, Wake Forest 76-72--148 2 Madison Messimer, Myrtle Beach 82-80--162 3 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 86-84--170 Selected Others 8 Ella Reed, Winston Salem 95-104--199 Boys Division - 6601 1 Quinlan Polin, Cary 75-74--149 2 Jack Wieler, Charlotte 73-77--150 3 Alex Martin, Thomasville 75-77--152 3 Mason Kucia, Indian Land, SC 76-76--152 Selected Others 5 Daniel Jones, Greensboro 78-75--153 5 Jonathan Rich, Rockingham 76-77--153

Event #5 Pinehurst CC #5, Pinehurst, Jan 16-17, 2021 Girls Division - 5223 1 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 2 Karsyn Roberts, Pikeville 2 Madison Messimer, Myrtle Beach Selected Others 9 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem 11 Monica Solis, Clemmons Boys Division - 5910 1 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 2 Ben Siriboury, Clarksville, MD 3 Alex Martin, Thomasville Selected Others 7 Jack McCarthy, Bermuda Run 23 Daniel Jones, Greensboro

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73-68--141 74-74--148 74-74--148 89-86--175 93-94--187 71-66--137 71-67--138 71-68--139 75-72--147 76-78--154

Event #4 Pinehurst CC #4, Pinehurst, NC Jan 2-3, 2021 Girls Division - 5864 1 Helen Yeung Rattananet, 74-79--153 Beltsville, MD 2 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 78-77--155 3 Madison Messimer, Myrtle Beach 75-83--158 Selected Others 4 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 95-87--182 9 Monica Solis, Clemmons 103-106--209 Boys Division - 6428 1 Zac Shores, Pinehurst 71-78--149 2 Cameron Hardison, Greenville 79-73--152

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2 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 2 Nolan Nicklas, Cranberry Township, PA 2 Quinlan Polin, Cary 2 Thomas Reininger, Fayetteville, GA 2 Will Brown, Fayetteville Selected Others 15 Owen Pearce, Winston-Salem

73-79--152 74-78--152 77-75--152 76-76--152 73-79--152 79-77--156

Event #3 Pinehurst CC #1 & #2, Pinehurst, NC Dec 12-13, 2020 Girls Division - 5806 1 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 74-74--148 2 Elizabeth Lohbauer, Huntersville 77-73--150 2 Kiera Bartholomew, Wake Forest 73-77--150 Selected Others 6 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 84-86--170 12 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem 100-91--191 Boys Division - 6307 1 Daniel Adkins, Holly Springs 75-68--143 2 Andrew Gallagher, Grimesland 71-75--146 2 Luke Crouse, Reidsville 74-72--146 Selected Others 14 Alex Martin, Thomasville 79-75--154

Event #2 Pinehurst CC #8, Pinehurst, NC Nov 28-29, 2020 Girls Division - 5805 1 Katherine Brictson, Raleigh 74-81--155 2 Garland Gould, Raleigh 80-79--159 3 Albany Bock, Morganton 88-82--170 Selected Others 5 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 93-93--186 10 Ella Reed, Winston Salem 105-101--206 Boys Junior Senior - 6698 1 Cameron Hardison, Greenville 77-73--150 2 Benjamin Bailey, Huntersville 75-76--151 3 Andrew Gallagher, Grimesland 77-78--155 3 Nolan Will, Fort Mill, SC 77-78--155 3 Will Conway, Charlotte 79-76--155 Selected Others 7 Alex Martin, Thomasville 79-80--159 Boys Freshman Sophomore - 6698 1 Mason Kucia, Indian Land, SC 72-75--147 2 Chris Ha, Fayetteville 74-81--155 3 Alex Bock, Morganton 77-79--156 Selected Others 20 Cooper Diaz, Winston-Salem 84-86--170

Event #1 Pinehurst CC #6, Pinehurst, NC Nov 14-15, 2020 Girls Division - 4992 1 Katherine Brictson, Raleigh 77-75--152 2 Bethany Welch, Matthews 77-87--164 3 Jessica Martinho-Stansbury, 82-85--167 Raleigh Selected Others 5 Monica Solis, Clemmons 100-91--191 7 Ella Reed, Winston-Salem 98-98--196 Boys Division - 6180 1 Cameron Hardison, Greenville 71-71--142 2 Jack Wieler, Charlotte 76-68--144 3 Bryan Kim, Brookeville, MD 73-72--145 3 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 72-73--145 Selected Others 10 Zachary Dunn, Winston-Salem 78-74--183

TYGA Triad Bill Harvey Junior Bryan Park GC - Champions Brown Summit, NC Oct. 24-25, 2020 Girls Division - 5610 1 Gracie Song, Waxhaw 71-80--151 2 Alicia Fang, Waxhaw 76-75--151 3 Kaitlyn Rand, Raleigh 72-80--152 Selected Others 8 Elli Flinchum, Summerfield 86-87--173 9 Catherine DeSiena, Stokesdale 86-88--174 Boys 14-18 Division - 6516 1 Jake Herring, Wilson 66-71--137 2 Max Cranford, Hickory 67-72--139 3 Ayush Bodhale, Cornelius 70-71--141 4 Branden Boyce, Spring Lake 75-67--142 4 Jack Wieler, Charlotte 68-74--142 4 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 69-73--142 Selected Others 7 Owen Pearce, Winston-Salem 70-73--143 9 Cayden Bryner, Winston-Salem 71-73--144 Boys 12-13 Division - 5610 1 Luke Mueller, Wake Forest 70-68--138 2 Sam Terry, Thomasville 69-71--140 3 Pennson Badgett, Pilot Mountain 73-72--145

Selected Others 11 Logan Eddy, Greensboro

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CGA Vicki DiSantis Girls’ Championship Pine Island CC, Charlotte, NC Nov. 28-29, 2020 Girls Division - 5978 1 Chloe Holder, Williamston, SC 69-64--133 2 Isabella Rawl, Lexington, SC 70-69--139 3 Abby Franks, Roebuck, SC 72-70--142 Selected Others 15 Ellen Yu, High Point 79-72--183

Collegiate Showcase Grandover Resort East, Greensboro, NC Nov 7-8, 2020 Girls Division - 6133 1 Paige Paolucci, Blythewood, SC 86-73--159 2 Sahana Mantha, Charlotte 83-78--161 3 Caroline Johnson, Mooresville 82-81--163 3 Mary Sears Brown, Wake Forest 86-77--163 Selected Others 6 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington 86-83--169 Boys Division - 7245 1 Jackson Bode, Pinehurst 70-71--141 1 Josh Buxbaum, Wake Forest 70-71--141 3 Michael La Sasso, Raleigh 73-72--145 4 Keenan Royalty, Raleigh 70-76--146 Selected Others 6 Andrew Plate, Greensboro 72-76--148 6 Cayden Bryner, Winston-Salem 75-73--148

PKBGT RocketTour PLAYERS University of Georgia GC, Athens, GA Feb 6-7, 2021 Bell National - 6000 1 Sara Im, Duluth, GA 72-74--146 2 Ava Merrill, Johns Creek, GA 78-69--147 2 Thienna Huynh, Lilburn, GA 78-69--147 Selected Others 6 Ellen Yu, High Point 79-76--155 Prep Preview - 5701 1 Emerson Dever, Durham 75-79--154 1 Macy Johnson, Salem, VA 77-77--154 3 Caroline Hawkins, Columbia, SC 79-77--156 3 Shyla Brown, Matthews 78-78--156 Selected Others 18 Monica Solis, Clemmons 105-110--215

PKB Foundation Classic Mid South Club, Southern Pines, NC January 30-31, 2021 Bell National - 6000 1 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem 2 Lexanne Halama, Knoxville TN 3 Morgan Ketchum, Winston-Salem 3 Grace Lu, Edison NJ Selected Others 10 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington Futures National - 5363 1 Emma Niebauer, High Point 2 Bethany Welch, Matthews 3 Michelle Yeung, Clarksville MD Selected Others 16 Ellie Acrey, Winston-Salem

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Peggy Kirk Bell Junior Pine Needles, Southern Pines, NC Dec. 28-29, 2020 Bell National - 6050 1 Morgan Ketchum, Winston-Salem 72-76--148 2 Ellen Yu, High Point 77-78--155 2 Grace Lu, Edison, NJ 76-79--155 2 Sydney Yermish, Wynnewood, PA 74-81--155 Selected Others 13 Leah Edwards, Greensboro 78-81--159 Prep Preview - 5752 1 Katherine Dann, Charlotte 80-79--159 2 Megan Morris, Cary 81-79--160 3 Emerson Dever, Durham 78-85--163 3 Macy Johnson, Salem, VA 80-83--163 Selected Others 21 Mary Paige King, Clemmons 93-92--185 Futures National - 5100 1 Annalee Caveney, Raleigh 77-79--156 2 Kanchana Duangsam, 75-84--159 Haymarket, VA 3 Michelle Yeung, Clarksville, MD 83-78--161 Selected Others 11 Emma Niebauer, High Point 93-86--179

Tournament of Champions

Forest Creek GC, Pinehurst, NC Dec 5-6, 2020 Bell National - 6000 1 Sydney Yermish, Wynnewood, PA 74-71--145

Boys (High School, graduation year) 1 Ben Jordan, Greensboro (Greensboro Day, 2022) 2 Andrew Plate, Greensboro (Page HS ,2021) 3 Kyle Haas, Winston-Salem (Forsyth Country Day, 2023) 4 Charlie Barr, Salisbury (Cannon School, 2021) 5 Benjamin Peters, Winston-Salem (N/A, 2021) 6 Bradley Davis Jr., Pilot Mountain (East Surry HS, 2022) 7 Jack Boyer, Greensboro (Ragsdale HS, 2022) 8 Fisher Kennedy, Winston-Salem (Reynolds HS, 2023) 9 Jake Clayton, Burlington (Western Alamance, 2022) 10 Cayden Bryner, Winston-Salem (Oak Grove HS, 2022) Girls (High School, graduation year) 1 Morgan Ketchum, Winston-Salem (Reagan HS, 2022) 2 Macy Pate, Winston-Salem (Reagan HS, 2024) 3 Macie Burcham, Greensboro (Wesleyan Christian Academy, 2021) 4 Emily Mathews, Mebane (Eastern Alamance HS, 2023) 5 Anna Howerton, Winston-Salem (Reagan HS, 2023) 6 Ellen Yu, High Point (N/A, 2026) 7 Kayla Dowell, Mebane (Alamance Christian, 2021) 8 Leah Edwards, Greensboro (N/A, 2025) 9 Gabriela Cruz, High Point (Wesleyan Christian, 2021) 10 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington (Gray Stone Day’s, 2022) Source: Tarheel Youth Golf Association as of 2/1/21

2 Abby Franks, Roebuck, SC 2 Katie Scheck, Greensboro, GA 2 Maria Atwood, Holly Springs Selected Others 7 Morgan Ketchum, Winston-Salem

76-71--147 73-74--147 76-71--147 76-76--152

Tournament of Champions Palmetto Dunes GC, Hilton Head Island, SC Nov 21-22, 2020 Prep Preview - 5800 1 Yedam Lee, Lawrenceville, GA 76-70--146 2 Avery McCrery, Wilmington, DE 76-80--156 3 Mary Grace Dunigan, 79-78--157 Kennett Square, PA Selected Others 5 Katelyn Griggs, Lexington 83-77--160 8 Becca Connolly, Winston-Salem 79-84--163 Futures National - 5227 1 Ella June Hannant, Pikeville 72-76--148 2 Caroline Hawkins, Columbia, SC 73-79--152 3 Madilyn Saxton, Guyton, GA 79-77--156 Selected Others 10 Hallie Wilson, Lewisville 86-86--172

Cutter Creek Girls Classic Cutter Creek GC, Snow Hill, Nov. 14-15, 2020 Prep Division - 5768 1 Charlotte Scully, Chadds Ford, PA 2 Karsyn Roberts, Pikeville 3 Sadler Miller, Clayton Selected Others 13 Brooke Tyler, Summerfield Futures National - 5177 1 Jenna Kim, Raleigh 2 Ella June Hannant, Pikeville 3 Breannon Council, Wilson Selected Others 9 Kendall Tyler, Summerfield

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76-79--155 79-76--155 78-78--156 86-87--173 72-71--143 77-78--155 80-87--167 97-98--195

PKBGT Invitational Bermuda Run GC, Advance, NC Nov 7-9, 2020 Bell National - 6200 1 Adrian Anderson, Murrells Inlet, SC 68-70-76--214 2 Sara Im, Duluth, GA 63-79-73--215 3 Iris Cao, Duluth, GA 71-74-72--217 Selected Others 6 Ellen Yu, High Point 71-77-72--220

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12th Carolinas Young Amateur Pinewild CC (Magnolia), Pinehurst • Jan. 4-5 Men 1. Garrett Cooper, Cowpens, SC! 69-69--138 2. Austin Duncan, York, SC! 67-72--139 3. Nicholas Mayfield, Rock Hill, SC! 68-72--140 4. Patrick Stephenson, Four Oaks!

72-69--141 4. Evans Lewis, Sumter, SC! 70-71--141 4. Grant Sellers, McBee, SC! 66-75--141 Selected others from field of 75 13. Noah Connor, Reidsville!

72-76--148 26. Michael Childress, Salisbury!

75-76--151 32. Sam Davidson, Asheboro!

77-77--154 38. Nicholas Mathews, Mebane!

81-76--157 41. Avery Papalia, Kernersville!

82-76--158 44. Jake Clodfelter, Trinity!

78-82--160 44. Harrison Hilliard, McLeansville!

82-78--160 Women 1. Anna Morgan, Spartanburg, SC! 69-74--143 2. Sophia Burnett, Bluffton, SC! 70-73--143 3. Kelley Topiwala, Matthews!

75-71--146 4. Jessica Spcer, Bahama!

73-75--148 4. Nicole Adam, Pinehurst!

75-73--148 Selected others from field of 24 7. Victoria Ladd, Greensboro!

72-78--150 8. Mallory Fobes, East Bend!

73-79--152 12. Madison Isaacson, Greensboro!

79-78--157 15. C.C. Ganim, Greensboro!

77-83--160 16. Victoria Cook, Reidsville!

77-84--161 17. Lydia Randell, Winston-Salem!

82-80--162 17. Michaela Cox, Greensboro!

84-78--162 Morgan won with birdie on first playoff hole 5th Carolinas Senior Interclub Championship Mid Pines Golf & Inn, Southern Pines • Jan. 20 Finals Match Tanglewood GC 43.5, NorthStone CC 36.5 • Jim Williams-Charlie Fisher (T) defeated Rex Myers-Thomas Gibson 13.5-6.5.

• Brian Sainz-Mark Robson (T) halved with David Waldrop-Jody Jordan 10-10.

• Scott Wearn-Hugh Quinn (T) halved with Michael RinguetteWhit Fairer 10-10.

• Dickie Brewer-Gregor Howard (T) halved with Rob FulfordRobby Price 10-10.

Notes: Eight players from each team faced in four four-ball matches … NorthStone was the defending champion and Tanglewood also won in 2018 … 95 teams participated at the start of the season and after regular season matches and playoffs, Tanglewood and NorthStone were the final two …

In addition to the eight players involved in the final match, Tanglewood’s team included Benny Murrill, Rodie Marovich, Hendrik Weichelt, Mark Hartson, Joe Crocker, Maurice Banks, Eddie James, Bob Cornish, Jerry Johnson and Del Long …

Tanglewood defeated Salem Glen, Wildwood Green, Bentwinds, Riverwood and Club at 12 Oaks to advance through its bracket.

CGA One-Day Individual

Selected finishers from Triad (top half of division) Tournament of Champions • Pinehurst No. 1 and 5 Men A (23 entries) • Dec. 5 1. Jason Smith, Raleigh!

36-36--72 3. Joe Burns, Greensboro!

37-37--74 4. Dylan Ray, Yadkinville!

42-33--75 Men B (13 entries) • Dec. 5 4. Lee Noble, Walkertown!

46-38--84 Senior A (14 entries) • Dec. 4 1. James Kemerling, Lewisville!

35-38--73 6. Mark Marion, Winston-Salem!

40-40--80 6. Eugene Hyjek, Brown Summit!

39-41--80 Senior B (15 entries) • Dec. 4 3. William Cheek, Asheboro!

41-45--86 5. Jim Williams, Kernersville!

43-44--87 5. Steven Snow, Mt. Airy!

41-46--87 Super Senior (26 entries) • Dec. 5 1. Rick Hogan, Denton!

40-33--73 7. Michael Burdick, McLeansville!

39-39--78 9. Ray Copeland, Gibsonville!

39-41--80 11. Al Smith, Ararat!

40-41--81 Women (9 entries) • Dec. 4 1. Michaela Cox, Greensboro!

36-42--78

CGA One-Day Four-Ball

Selected finishers from Triad (top half of division) ONE-DAY FOUR-BALL TOURNAMENTS Tournament of Champions • Pinehurst No. 5 • Jan. 10 Men Long Tees (26 entries) 9. Aubrey Wilkerson, Charlotte-Brad Landschoot, W-S! 72 13. Chris Moye,Morrisville-Zachary Truesdale, Kernersville! 73 13. Terry Payne, Clemmons-Kenny Davis, East Bend!

73 Men Short Tees (20 entries) 4. Keith Rich, Randleman-Doug Davis, Holly Springs!

68 6. Eddie Streetman, Lexington-Bobby Jarrett, Greensboro! 71 6. Mark Marion-Larry Kiger, Winston-Salem!

71 8. Parker Whitt-Huston Shaw, Winston-Salem!

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Tournament of Champions • Pinehurst No. 1 • Jan. 9 Men Regular Tees (29 entries) 7. Ryan Patton-Rob Elliott, Asheboro!

72 10. Brian Hayes-Jason Beeson, Winston-Salem!

73 Mixed (11 entries) 1. Jess Younts-Matthew Younts, Greensboro!

68 3. Rick Hogan-Ann Hogan, Denton!

74 4. Mark Walker-Paige Walker, Greensboro!

75 Women (3 entries) 1. Sook Hee Yang, Jamestown-Dokim Elphick, Cary!

75 SENIOR ONE-DAY FOUR-BALL TOURNAMENTS Senior Four-Ball Tournament of Champions Pine Needles and Mid Pines, Southern Pines • Dec. 8-9 55+ Flight A (12 entries) 3. Steve Kidd, Liberty-Patrick Brady, Reidsville!

68-69--137 4. Mark Arrington,ChHil-Danny Hopkins,Mayodan! 72-67--139 6. Doug Owens, Albemarle-Charlie Parks,Asheboro! 71-72--143 55+ Flight B (13 entries) 1. Jeff Burcham-Jeffrey Guernier, Greensboro!

68-72--138 55+ Flight C (13 entries) 5. Jeff Jensen, Gboro-Bill Lindsey, Reidsville!

76-73--149 6. Howell Nelson, Gboro-Richard Krapfel, W-S! 74-76--150 55+ Flight D (12 entries) 1. Mike Utt, Advance-Barry Sikes, Winston Salem! 75-75--150 4. Mark Marion-Larry Kiger, Winston-Salem!

76-79--155 55+ Flight E (11 entries) 4. Dale Slate, Advance-Herb Whitesell, Gran Falls! 80-77--157 55+ Flight F (12 entries) 4. Sam Crawley, Yadkinville-Doug Todd, Matthews! 81-82--163 Super Senior Tournament of Champions Barefoot Resort (Love and Norman) • Dec. 1-2 Super Senior 65+ Flight A (11 entries) 1. Doug Owens, Albem-Charlie Parks, Asheboro! 61-72--133 2. Lennie Barton-Cliff Seastrunk, Raleigh!

68-71--139 Super Senior 65+ Flight B (9 entries) 1. Ray Copeland, Gib--Michael Burdick, McLnsvlle! 73-75--148 4. David Frye, W-S-Richard Lyle, Pfafftown!

76-78--154 Super Senior 65+ Flight C (10 entries) 4. Joseph Crocker,W-S- Richard Gottlieb,Krnrsvlle! 79-82--161 Super Senior 70+ Flight A (12 entries) 1. Jim Gress-Billy Morris, Clemmons!

67-72--139 Super Senior 70+ Flight B (12 entries) 3. Bob Smith, Clemmons-John Crooks, Lillington! 69-75--144 Senior Fourball Greensboro CC (irving Park) • Nov. 24 Tournament 55+ Flight A (12 entries) 1. Steve Kidd, Liberty-Patrick Brady, Reidsville!

3. Robert Vespa, Summerfield-Buddy Parrish, Greensboro!

4. Jeff Burcham-Jeffrey Guernier, Greensboro!

4. Doug Owens, Albemarle-Charlie Parks, Asheboro!

Tournament 55+ Flight B (11 entries) 2. James Kemerling, Lewisville-Mark Marion, W-S! 2. Brian Johnson, Mcleansville-Eugene Hyjek, Br Summit!

5. Gary Eubanks-Robert Pace, Greensboro!

Super Senior 65+ (13 entries) 1. Steven Johnson, Jefferson-Terry Glidewell, Greensboro!

1. Craig Cathey-Randy Ector, Burlington!

4. Joe Riddle, Ararat-Johnny Marion, Claudville, Va.!

4. Jeffrey Bruce, Greensboro-Rod Wishart, Gibsonville!

4. John Dorsett-George Snyder, Mount Airy!

Super Senior 70+ (8 entries) 1. Bob Smith, Clemmons-John Crooks, Lillington!

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Amateur Series Lonnie Poole GC (par 71) • Raleigh • Oct. 31-Nov. 1 1. Benjamin Shipp, Duluth, Ga.!

69-66-75--210 2. Nick Lyerly, Salisbury!

71-68-72--211 19. Nicholas Mathews, Mebane!

74-70-76--220

Golfweek Amateur Tour

26th annual National Tour Championship Various Courses at Hilton Head Island, SC • Oct. 23-25 (listing overall champion and selected Triad finishers) Championship Flight (127 entries) 1. Scott Roberts, Charlotte!

72-70-70--212 10. Brian Hayes, Winston-Salem!

72-77-71--220 41. Justin Lang, Winston-Salem!

82-73-76--231 41. Ivan Jones, High Point!

75-79-77--231 A Flight (256 entries) 19. Pedro Montoya, Oak Ridge!

76-78-83--237 30. Cuong Ton, Greensboro!

75-81-84--240 B Flight (253 entries) 32. Jason Smith, Tobaccoville!

87-89-82--258 C Flight (208 entries) 6. Jason Beeson, Clemmons!

78-89-92--259 D Flight (128 entries) 19. Jack Moose, Ramseur!

100-89-100--289 44. Will Anderson, Pfafftown!

96-94-107--297

Carolinas PGA

E-Z-GO Pro-Pro Championship Mid Pines GC, Southern Pines (modified alternate shot) Mid South Club, Southern Pines (captain’s choice) Pinehurst No. 2 (better ball) 1. Charles Chapman-Nick Jacobi, $5,600!

71-70-58--199 2. Brock Elder-Charlie Maness, $3,275!

62-69-69--200 2. Gus Ulrich-Kelly Mitchum, $3,275!

68-71-61--200 4. Jerry Haas-Tim Straub, $1,940!

64-67-70--201 4. Preston Cole-Blake Childers, $1,940!

71-61-69--201 4. Aaron Black-Aaron O’Callaghan, $1,940!

62-69-70--201 4. Rohan Allwood-Steve Larick, $1,940!

63-66-72--201 8. Savio Nazareth-Matt Vick, $1,355!

76-60-66--202 Selected others from field of 142 teams 16. Steve Isley-John Faidley, $742!

60-73-73--206 22. Chris Haarlow-Kirk Mitchell, $591!

75-64-68--207 29. Tim Johnson-Tommy Gibson, $445!

78-63-68--209 33. Troy Spencer-Eric Reeves, $400!

65-72-73--210 33. Robert Hoadley-Drew Younts, $400!

69-77-64--210 37. Burke Cromer-Greg McBride, $360!

63-74-74--211 41. Brad Luebchow-Joe Cochran, $325!

73-68-71--212 41.

Kyle Kolls-John Kolls, $325!

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Senior Division 1. Todd Smith-Robert Linville, $1,640!

72-65-68--205 2. Ed Sabo-Cleve Coldwater, $1,360!

76-75-66--207 Selected others from field of 26 teams 5. Rick Murphy-Charlie Rymer, $620!

78-63-73--214 Notes: Todd Smith of Challenge GC and Robert Linville of Precision Golf School birdied five of the last 11 holes in the final round at Pinehurst No. 2 to secure a two-shot win ... they opened with an even-par 72 at Mid Pines Golf Club, balancing three birdies with three bogeys ... In round two at Mid-South Club, the 32-33 scorecard included birdes at 1, 2, 4, 9, 15 and 16 with no bogeys.

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Greensboro CC (Farm) • Nov. 23 Tournament 55+ Flight A (12 entries) 2. Steve Kidd, Liberty-Patrick Brady, Reidsville!

70 2. Hugh Quinn, Lewisville-Gregor Howard, W-S! 70 Tournament 55+ Flight B (11 entries) 1. Gary Eubanks-Doug Talley, Greensboro!

73 2. Jeffrey Bruce, Greensboro-Jeffrey Petry, Elon!

77 2. Dale Hilliard, Greensboro-Todd Auten, Greensboro!

77 2. Tim Stone-Steve Cummings, Reidsville!

77 Super Senior 65+ (13 entries) 1. Charlie Parks, Asheboro-Doug Owens, Albemarle!

66 2. Craig Cathey-Randy Ector, Burlington!

71 3. Ed Donlin, Concord-Russ Perry, Winston Salem!

73 4. Ray Copeland,Gibsonville-Michael Burdick,McLeansville! 74 4. Joseph Crocker, W-S-Richard Gottlieb, Kernersville!

74 4. Todd Turner, West End-Dickie Brewer, Winston Salem! 74 Super Senior 70+ Flight A (8 entries) 4. Vance Whicker, Summerfield-Bill Burling, Greensboro! 74 Super Senior 70+ Flight B (8 entries) 1. Bob Smith, Clemmons-John Crooks, Lillington!

72 LADIES ONE-DAY FOUR-BALL PLAY DAYS Caledonia GC, Pawleys Island, SC • Jan. 26 Second Flight 2. Tricia Hull-Jackie Edmunds, Greensboro!

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Carolinas Cup Tournament • Pinehurst No. 1 • Dec. 15 First Flight (10 entries) 1. Therese St Peter, Pittsboro-Sook Hee Yang, Jamestown! 72 Fourth Flight (10 entries) 2. Joan Moore , Eden-Martha Ore, Madison!

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858.5 Senior Men (leader and selected others) • As of Feb. 18 1. Sherrill Britt, West End (2)!

745.7 7. Harrison Rutter, Winston-Salem (1)!

330.0 Super Senior Men (leader & selected others) • As of Feb. 18 1. Evan Long, Charlotte (2)!

645.0 3. Ernie Newton, Winston-Salem (2)!

357.3 4. Russ Perry, Winston-Salem (1)!

334.0 5. Charlie Parks, Asheboro (3)!

317.0 Women (leader & selected others) • As of Feb. 18 1. Rachel Kuehn, Asheville (1)!

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ake Forest is doing its best to make up for lost time after having the fall portion of its schedule canceled due to COVID-19.

The Demon Deacons placed second in two January events and then claimed its first title of the spring with a sensational performance in the Kiawah Invitational in mid-February. The wire-to-wire win in the 14-team event was sparked by a recordbreaking 21-under-par 267 in the opening round. It was the lowest 18-hole team score in relation to par in school history.

Wake Forest continued its assault of Oak Point Golf Club with scores of 274 and 286 and ended 37 under par, which tied for third best in the program’s record books.

ACC rival Clemson finished second, nine shots off the blistering pace set by Wake Forest.

“What a great team win for our guys,” said coach Jerry Haas. “I told somebody that we are an explosive bunch with a long way to go, but when we get it going we make a lot of birdies. That is exactly what we did.”

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School

Position

Field

Scores

Tournament (date)

Brandon Einstein, Clemmons

High Point

T-3

64

68-67-74

Raines Company Intercollegiate (Feb. 6-7)

Grady Newton, Winston-Salem

High Point

T-7

64

70-69-72

Raines Company Intercollegiate (Feb. 6-7)

Brandon Einstein, Clemmons

High Point

T-12

60

70-75-68

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WOMEN

School

Position

Field

Scores

Tournament (date)

Emily Hawkins, Lexington

Campbell

T-3

52

76-76

Lady Bison Bay Point Classic (Feb. 8-9)

Emelia Pack, Brown Summit

Queens

T-12

71

74-79

World Golf Invitational (Feb. 8-9)

Sasha Hayes, Winston-Salem

Campbell

23rd

52

86-76

Lady Bison Bay Point Classic (Feb. 8-9)

Mallory Fobes, East Bend

UNC Wilmington

T-35

90

69-76-77

UCF Challenge (Jan. 31-Feb. 2)

Kayla Smith, Burlington

North Carolina

T-37

93

71-73-75

Moon Golf Invitational (Feb. 14-16)

Brandon Einstein High Point

Emelia Pack Queens

Sasha Hayes Campbell

Mallory Fobes UNC Wilmington

This chart lists players from the Triad Golf Today coverage area who finished in the top half of a field in collegiate events of at least two rounds played Jan 24-Feb. 17.

Leesburg, Va., claimed the individual title Invitational when host Florida State beat with 67-68-65. He was five shots ahead them by one shot on the second playoff COST of senior teammate Eric Bae of Pinehurst, hole on Jan. 19.

The event was an ACC who led the opening round surge with a 65 Tournament preview of sorts as all 10 ONE PLAYER $195.00 and followed with 68-72. Bae tied for secschools in the field were from the conferond with Archie Davies of E. Tennessee FOURSOME St. ence. Clemson was third, just three shots $700.00 The Demon Deacons were denied behind the 22-under-par 842s posted by a win in the season-opening Seminole HOLE SPONSOR Florida State and Wake Forest. $300.00 (Includes sign with your logo/name on a hole*)

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A week later, the Demon Deacons notched another second-place finish – again coming up short against a tournament host. Arizona claimed the title of the 17-team Arizona Intercollegiate with 850.

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SOPHOMORES Men Jack Coates, Advance Noah Connor, Reidsville Zekiel Eaton, Mount Airy Brandon Einstein, Clemmons Bobby Gold, High Point Jacob Holley, Chatham, Va. Quinton Metz, Wilkesboro Jason Moore, Pilot Mountain Bryce Pickard, Whitsett Chase Sells, Jamestown

School Catawba UNCG Surry CC High Point Barton Ferrum Western Carolina Belmont Abbey Pfeiffer Ferrum

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FRESHMEN Men School Landon Barnes, Pilot Mountain Guilford Blake Brantley, Winston-Salem Yale Garrett Clark, Burlington Richmond Jake Clodfelter, Trinity Catawba Sam Davidson, Asheboro Guilford Quinn Foster, Lexington Greensboro College Harrison Hilliard, McLeansville Barton Jake Ledbetter, High Point Greensboro College Noah Maness, Troy Sandhills CC Nick Mathews, Mebane N.C. State Luke Michael, Trinity Guilford Grady Newton, Winston-Salem High Point

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