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Hoft’s precision leads to3-shot win at Oldfield

No daring bunker shots or gutsy putts were needed. J.D.Hoft’s steady dosage of fairways and greens worked justfine.

Playing nearly every hole to perfection with his driver andirons, Hoft avoided mistakes and cruised to a three-strokewin over Robbie Stilwell and Chandler Vilcheck at the 25thHilton Head Amateur on Sunday at Oldfield Golf Club.

Hoft shot 3 under on his final round for a two-day 5-under139, the only player under par both days. On Sunday, hekept bogey off his scorecard and collected all three birdieson par-5s, forcing challengers to produce a sub-60s scorethat never materialized.

“He played mistake-free golf,” Vilcheck said. “It’s fun towatch.”

The stout 26-year-old won his first Amateur title in threetries in steady, borderline boring fashion. Hitting driver onevery par-4 and par-5, Hoft hit 13 of 14 fairways in regula-tion. He stayed nearly as true with his approach shots,hitting 16 of 18 greens.

“It was a really low stress kind of round,” said Hoft. “Ididn’t stuff it every hole, but I was in birdie range on prettymuch all of the holes.”

Hoft missed his fair share of those makeable birdies,including an 18-incher on No. 12 that lipped out and a 3-foot putt on No. 8, but he ignored those failures andcapitalized on the par-5s. He drove the green in two andtwo-putted on Nos. 5 and 12 and sank an 8-foot putt on the18th to capture the championship, one that came with littlesurprise.

Many in the final groups pegged Hoft, who started the daytied for first with Vilcheck and Dave Hambly, as the guy tochase.

“I had a lot of buddies here saying ‘I’m going to come get(you),’” said Hoft.

No one did, and few even came close.

Relaxed Braver wins HeritageJunior in playoff

Sam Braver flashed the same sheepish smile all day forone reason: He never thought he could win.

“I was just hoping to get in the top three,” he said.

Surprise.

The 17-year-old capped a torrid finish by birdieing thefirst playoff hole — producing his biggest grin yet — andtopped Austin Cody with a final-round 5 under to win theAmerican Junior Golf Association’s Heritage JuniorChampionship on Friday at Hampton Hall Club.

He finished at 8-under 208 and was joined atop theleaderboard by Rebecca Durham, whose 2-under roundpropelled her past a struggling girls field on the final dayfor a four-shot victory at 1 under overall.

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Rank Name City State

1 Simpson, Webb Raleigh NC

2 Johnson, Dustin Myrtle Beach SC

3 Weaver, Drew High Point NC

4 Simson, Paul Raleigh NC

5 Thomas, Warren Columbia SC

6 Bryan IV, George Columbia SC

7 Liebler, Steve Irmo SC

7 Mollica, Philip Anderson SC

9 Byrd, Jordan Pendleton SC

10 Rada, Patrick Anderson SC

Player of the Year and Men’sAmateur Rankings

Rank Name City State

1 Simons, Maggie Raleigh NC

2 Moore, Patty Charlotte NC

3 Bagwell-Venable, Lea Simpsonville SC

4 Brown, Lea Ann Mt. Pleasant SC

5 Hunt, Lauren Little River SC

6 Clanton, Cydney Concord NC

7 Ferree, Karen Hilton Head SC

7 Littman, Amber Stoney Creek NC

9 Gonsalves, Donna Bluffton SC

9 Gunter, Courtney Matthews NC

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WEST END, NC - Blythe Worley ofGreenville, NC and partner Laura Crawfordof Lancaster, SC will attempt to defend theirtitle when the the 30th Carolinas Women’sFour-Ball Championship is played Aug. 7-8at Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club in SouthernPines, NC. Worley, the 2003 N.C. Juniorchampion, and Crawford, the 2001 S.C.Junior winner, scored a two-stroke victoryover Dinah Plyler of Chapin, SC and AngelaHill of Charleston, SC a year ago on theOcean Winds Course at the SeabrookIsland Club south of Charleston. Worleyand Crawford shot 66-63—129 to equal thetournament record posted by Page andAmber Marsh of Jamestown, NC in 1994.Two-time champions Patty Moore ofCharlotte, NC and Lori Teague of Newton,NC came in a distant third, nine strokes offthe winning pace. The veteran Moore, whohas been named Senior Player of the Yearthe last three years and Carolinas WomanPlayer of the Year in 2004, will be shootingfor her fifth Carolinas Women’s Four-Balltitle. She won in 1992 and 1993 with TerrieFoote of Mooresville, NC and with Teaguein 2004 and 2005. Page Marsh ofJamestown, NC holds the record for mostCarolinas Women’s Four-Ball titles with six.She won in 1982, 1984 and 1985 with hermother Linda, in 1994 with her sister Amber,in 1998 with Marcy Newton and in 2002with Karen Ferree. Marsh is not enteredthis year. The field for this year’s champion-ship consists of 56 teams, with another 15duos in alternate status. The 36-hole strokeplay championship will be held on the par-72 Donald Ross-designed Mid PinesCourse, which will play approximately 5,500yards. Mid Pines has previously hosted the2002 Carolinas-Virginias Junior TeamMatches, the 2003 Carolinas Women’sMatch Play Championship, the 2003 N.C.Senior Four-Ball Championship and the2004, 2005 and 2007 Carolinas Father-SonChampionship. For more information aboutthe Carolinas Women’s Four-Ball Champi-onship at Mid Pines Inn & CC and otherCarolinas Golf Association events, visit theChampionship Home Page online atwww.carolinasgolf.org.

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WEST END, NC- The 6th Mid-Atlantic Challenge, which pits a team of eight junior girls from the Carolinas against aneight-player squad comprised of Virginians and Marylanders, is scheduled to be played Aug. 4-5 on the Country Club ofNorth Carolina’s Cardinal Course in Pinehurst, NC. Competitors earn their way onto the teams based on their performancein selected junior events throughout the year. Erica Creed of Colfax, NC is on the team for the third straight year, whileEleana Collins of Pinehurst and Rachel Uremovich of Hilton Head Island, SC will be making their second straight appear-ance. The Carolinas girls have won four times in the five-year history of the event, including the last three meetings. Theyprevailed by a 10-point margin at Independence GC in 2004, by a five-point margin at Pine Needles Lodge & GC inSouthern Pines, NC in 2005, and by a four-point margin last year at Independence GC. The teams engage in one round offour-ball matches and a round of singles matches. One point is at stake in each match. The point is split if the match ishalved. The Cardinal once consisted of a combination of holes created by Willard Byrd and Robert Trent Jones, but itwas completely remodeled in 2001 by architect Arthur Hills. For more information about the 6th Mid-Atlantic Challengeand many other Carolinas Golf Association events, visit the Championship Home Page online at www.carolinasgolf.org.

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Myrtle Beach6Suggested Local Rules for Your Club

The Carolinas Golf Association urges all clubs to write and publish a list of local rules under the title “Notice to Competi-tors.” This allows members and guests at your club to observe better the USGA Rules of Golf.

Local rules are covered thoroughly in the 2004-2005 USGA Decisions on the Rules of Golf. Several questions about localrules are answered in decisions under Section 33-8. These decisions are listed on pages 434 through 447 of the 2004-2005 USGA Decisions book.

It is important to note that a committee or club cannot waive a Rule of Golf, such as a rule allowing competitors to usemore than 14 clubs. A local rule must not violate the Rules of Golf. Many of the decisions listed under Section 33-8describe situations that cannot be considered a local rule.

There are many local rules a committee or club cannot write. Many are popular but not allowed by the Rules of Golf:

* Waiving the requirement to hole out in a stroke play or medal play event.

* Creating a ball drop on the green side of a water hazard for a ball that fails to clear the hazard.

* Agreeing to discontinue play because of rain.

* Invoking a tree “root rule.”

* Waiving the rule that penalized a player for a ball putted from the putting green that strikes the flagstick.

* Stating that free relief is granted from bushes or trees that define yardage.

* Defining part of a boundary (out of bounds) fence as an obstruction.

* Allowing a player to drop a ball on the green side of a regular water hazard without crossing it with a stroke, no matterhow many penalty strokes are applied.

Some important valid local rules are suggested below. You should include as many of these as practical in your “Noticeto Competitors.” The CGA suggests you post your “Notice” in locker rooms, golf shop and/or first tee.

Local rules your club really should adopt

Embedded ball: “Through the Green”If you don’t adopt this rule, you cannot take embedded ball relief inthe rough.“Relief for an embedded ball is through the green. The procedure is described on page 98 of the2004-2005 Rules of Golf.”

Out of boundsItems used to define out of bounds (fences, stakes, roads, white lines, etc.) should be listed onyour club’s local rules sheet. Be specific.

Water hazardsWater hazards at your club should bedefined. For CGA events, we describe the differencebetween identifying (the existence of a) water hazardand defining a water hazard:

“Regular water hazards are identified by yellow stakesand defined by yellow lines. Lateral water hazards areidentified by red stakes and defined by red lines.”

Because the CGA uses stakes only to identify hazards,they do not have to be located on the lines or insidethe margin of the hazard.

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Amateur Championship Heads to theCountry Club of South Carolina

The Country Club of South Carolina, set in the Pee Dee region of the state, provides a great challenge for the field of 137amateurs. Dogwoods, azaleas and old oak trees line the course and protect the TiffEagle greens. The scenic lakes, BlackCreek and 103 bunkers would test any golfer, but even more so during the Amateur Championship. Thirty five of thosebunkers have been refurbished since early 2007. If players feel they need a little extra practice, a newly constructed, state-of-the-art practice facility was installed just three years ago.

Jeffrey Goff won the 2006 event, contested at Palmetto Golf Club in Aiken, SC. The Jackson native shot a three-under parfour day score of 277. Goff received a scholarship to play at USC Aiken and will be returning to defend his title as StateAmateur Champion. Some other past champions playing in this year’s tournament include Bert Atkinson, Frank Ford III,Bubba Hightower and Gus Sylvan. The Country Club of S.C. should prove to have as much excitement as recent years withall of these great competitors and more in the field.

This year’s field is highlighted by many players. As in recent years, the youth movement is making its presence felt. Of the137-player field, 70 of participants are either 22 years of age or younger. Current SCGA Junior Champion and three timeUSGA Junior Amateur Qualifier Wesley Bryan is currently playing some great golf. Southeastern Amateur Champion, andthe elder Bryan brother, George, IV is also a threat. Other hot players coming into the 2007 Amateur are Patrick Rada who isthe SCGA Four Ball and CGA SC Match Play Champion, Phillip Mollica who just won the North-South Match Play Champi-onship and Festival of Flowers Champion, Steve Liebler. Jordan Byrd, Clemson University’s assistant golf coach will be inattendance after a runner-up finish in the 2006 SCGA State Amateur.

Family representation is another interesting aspect of this year’s State Amateur Championship. Other duos that add to theBryan brother pair include, Jonathan and Daniel Bowden of Easley, David and Robert Dargan of Blythewood, Cheraw’sBaker and McCuen Elmore, Greenwood’s Ben and Matt Martin and the Rody brothers of Tyler and Ryan from Spartanburg.The Todd family is represented by Walter Todd, son Walt Todd and nephew Thomas Todd, III. Chase Liebler, son of Steveand the other half of the Father Son winning team will participate. Finally the Glaze family is represented by Gettys Glaze,brother Lee and nephew Scott who plays for the College of Charleston.

Four qualifying events were held at various courses around the state during July. The first was held at Three Pines CountryClub in Woodruff on July 10. Todd Hendley earned medalist honors after shooting a solid four under par 68. The second offour qualifiers took place at the Northwoods Golf Course on July 13. On a very hot summer day, Bamberg’s Allen Koon, whoalso plays for the University of South Carolina, shot a three under par 69 to claim the victory. On July 16, Coosaw CreekCountry Club held the third qualifier as we witnessed last year’s Junior Champion, Jacob Burger, shoot a 67 to obtain themedalist title. And finally, Sunset Country Club in Sumter hosted the fourth and final of the qualifiers on July 18, whereMichael Sims shot a qualifying best six under par 64 to sweep the field and take home the last medalist position.

The Amateur Championship is one of 18 SCGA statewide championships, 76 one-day contests, nine USGA qualifiers, seven40-plus tournaments and five special events conducted by the SCGA. Results, schedules and applications may be accessedvia the Internet at www.scgolf.org.

Florence, S.C. – Designed by Ellis Maples and openedin 1969, the Country Club of South Carolina has hostedits share of championships. Most recently the 2006Junior Championship, Four Ball Championship in 2004and the 2003 US Amateur Qualifier have been contendedthere. Now, CCSC is the stage and host course for the76th Annual South Carolina Golf Association’s Men’sAmateur Championship. The dates are August 2-5 andwill be played over the par 72 course that will measure7,085 yards for the 2007 Championship.

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Graniteville SC -The final round of the 32nd Annual GA-SC Junior Team Matchesconcluded with the team from South Carolina winning by a three point marginover Georgia after Friday morning in Graniteville, South Carolina at Sage ValleyGolf Club. Teams from both states were selected by accepting the top eightfinishers at each state’s Junior Championship.

The pristine setting at Sage Valley Golf Club witnessed some of the countries topjunior golfers battling it out on the links. South Carolina team members Brad Silland Corbin Mills followed up their victories Thursday by winning over Colin Hoand Ollie Schniederjans Friday extending the lead of the host team by four points.Georgia’s juniors closed the gap within a point after Chase Parker, Harris Englishand Taylor Floyd all defeated Stephen Behr, Martin Summer and Logan Daver.Crawford Reeves continued his good play of late by winning his match 8 & 6 andJacob Burger of Orangeburg won his match, solidifying South Carolina’s victory.The match of the day concluded when Junior Champions of both Georgia andSouth Carolina conceded par putts on 18 and finished their match all square.

With the win, South Carolina inched closer in the overall standings, narrowingGeorgia’s lead to 20 wins to 12 for South Carolina. This is the first victory for theS.C. juniors since 2003.

Thirty-two years ago, Pete Cox of the Georgia State Golf Association and CharlesRountree, Jr. of the South Carolina Golf Association formalized the idea of the GA- SC team matches. The winning team has their victory inscribed on the beautifulRountree - Cox trophy that was donated by the Rountree family. Every junior thathas participated in the 31 year old competition, will find his name on the trophywith his teammates.

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Foxfire Village, NC - Jackie and BrentParrish birdied the first playoff hole towin the Carolinas Father-Son Champi-onship at Foxfire Resort.

The Parrish team tied three other duoswith a three-under par 69 beforecompleting the playoff win.

The format is contested using amodified alternate shot format in whichboth players hit tee shots, select a ball,and then complete the hole withalternating shots.

The elder Parrish, Jackie, hold a 5-footbirdie putt on the first hole after sonBrent threw a wedge to five feet.TheParrish’s playoff birdie nipped thethree other teams of Walker andJackson Taylor of Wilmington, NC;Troy and Tyler Payne of Mt. Airy, NC;and Walter and Walt Todd of Laurens,SC.

“I have been playing with either of mysons, Jack or Brent, in this event for atleast the last 15 years,” said fatherJackie, a former school principal. “It’sreally nice to win this finally.”

Son Brent is the reigning Keith HillsAmateur champion.

The Carolinas Father-Son is a 41 year-old event played over five Pinehurst-area golf courses fielding over 600golfers.

This event is conducted by theCarolinas Golf Association.

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Columbia10Columbia, SC – Christmas came early for the South Carolina Junior Golf Foundation (SCJGF) in the form of a ‘Christmas inJuly’ celebration at Wild Hare Café. On July 25, Wild Hare owners, Lanny Gunter and Chris Clark, hosted a fundraisingevent featuring a small silent auction, raffle, drink specials and free food at their St. Andrews Road location in Irmo.

Many were in attendance to bid on items such as golf trips to Pawleys Island and Wild Dunes, golf clubs, gift certificatesand much more. Santa and his helpers also made an appearance and took pictures with crowd members to raise even moremoney for Junior Golf.

South Carolina Junior Golf Foundation Executive Director Happ Lathrop was also on hand. Lathrop commented,“the‘Christmas in July’ is a perfect example of folks believing in our programs and finding a way to help us with ourfundraising needs. The owners and staff of the Wild Hare Café are to be commended for their efforts,”

Tim Kreger, Director of Development for the SCJGF noted a, “special thanks to Lanny Gunter and Chris Clark for theiroffering to host a ‘Christmas in July’ [and] helping raise over $6,000 in one night at the Wild Hare.” Those funds will go tosupport the educational and recreational needs of South Carolina youth through an annual scholarship and golf programsconducted by the South Carolina Junior Golf Association.

Supporters such as Gunter and Clark and their staff, are reasons why South Carolina Junior Golf is so strong and why thegame continues to grow for those youngsters who play the game. The help of dedicated community members and theircontinued support, both financially and conventionally, to a group who share a common interest two generations behind,keeps the spirit of the game alive!

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Greenville SC -Lady Paladins Ranked13th, Paladins 19th. Both the Furmanmen’s and women’s golf programshave been rated among the top 20 inthe country according to the 2007-08Golf Digest College Guide, releasedearlier this week.

The Golf Digest College Guide isdesigned to assist aspiring collegiategolfers in identifying the programsthat best fit them by rating all NCAAgolf programs in three differentrankings. The “Golf First” rankingassess the programs based on theirability to groom future professionals.The “Balanced” ranking aims to listthe programs based on the mix of top-notch golf and a top-notch educa-tion, while the “Academics” rankingis geared at identifying schools thatbest suit a player in search of strongacademics as their first priority and acompetitive golf program as theirsecond priority.

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Greenville, SC —Austin Ernst is justcarrying on a family tradition. Ernst,from Seneca, defeated Cayci Ruppe ofGafney 4&3 to capture the SC Girls’Match Play Championship at FurmanUniversity Golf Club. Ernst is the thirdmember of her family to win this annualjunior championship. Her father, Markwon the boys’ championship in 1981and her older brother Drew won the

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boys’ championship in 2005. Ernst, a 15 year old high school sophomore displayed her ball striking ability winning her firstCarolinas Golf Association championship. Ruppe, a 17 year old high school senior, played tough and determined golf, butin the end Ernst’s consistency was just too much to over come. With the win, Ernst will be invited to represent theCarolinas on the junior girls’ team in the Mid-Atlantic Challenge on August 4-5 at CC of North Carolina in Pinehurst, NC.In the boys’ championship, home town favorite, Crawford Reeves of Greenville defeated Matthew Hopper of Gaffney 4&3in their semifinals match and then captured the boys’ title with a 2&1 victory over Mitchell Gray of Florence. Gray defeatedhis high school teammate, Taylor Sharber of Florence 3&2 in the semifinals to advance to the championship match. In adisplay of true team work, Sharber then picked up Gray’s bag and caddied for him in the championship match even thoughhe had just knocked him out of the event. In the championship match, Reeves displayed John Daly like length in reachingeach of the par fives in two stokes. Reeves won the tenth and eleventh holes to take a 3 up lead, but Gray battled back toby winning the fourteenth and fifteenth holes to get back to within one hole of Reeves. On the par 3 sixteenth, Reevesknocked his tee shot to within 2 feet of the whole to take a 2 up lead and then halved the seventeenth hole to win is firstCGA title. Both of the boys’ will be invited to represent the Carolinas on the junior boys’ team in the Carolinas-Virginiasjunior team matches on August 18-19 at Boonsboro CC in Lynchburg, VA.

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Santee SC - The annual Santee Invitational hosted a field of140 players at the Santee Cooper Resort golf course. It was atime of good fellowship and great golf on one of the premiergolf courses in the State. The Maintenance crew worked longhours in the weeks prior to this tournament to make sure thatthe players would enjoy themselves. Along with the 120players and Todd Miller, starters, officials and complete staffalso including the unwanted Black Nats, a natural inhibitionof the South Carolina area, the tournament went off with out ahitch.

This years winner was Jack Stone with two steady rounds of74-74-148 to take the overall championship. Noted players inthis years field were, Warren Pepper, Nick Avery, Mike Cobb,Bubba Hightower, and last years senior winner Bob Varn.

The Senior division winner was Gary Ramage, Bob Varn shota 68 on the first day of play and chose to move out of theSenior division to play for the overall title.

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Surf Side Beach SC -The InternationalClub. July results: Low gross in thefirst flight was won by Bob Gamblewith a score of 76. First low net wasWinslow Lambert with 71. Second lownet was Fred THomas with 72. Thirdlow net was Phifer Payne with 73.Fourth low net was Larry Miller with74. Fifth low net was Harry Martin with74. LOw gross in the second flight wasRon Pietkewicz with a score of 75. Firstlow net was Jeff Burgess with 66.Second low net was Paul Elliott with67. Third low net was Len Aberle with70. Fourth low net was Bill Gallowaywith 71. Fifth low net was Joe Grecowith 71. Low gross in the third flightwas Billy Parrott with a score of 79.First low net was Walt Christensenwith 68. Second low net was LarryCribb with 71. Third low net was OwenParker with 71. Fourth low net wasVirgil Dugan with 72. Fifth low net wasClinton Crick with 72. Low gross in thefourth flight was Bob Modica with ascore of 79. First low net was MikeRoccia with 64. Second low net wasSherrell Cox with 69. Third low net wasDavid Tisdale with 70. Fourth low netwas David Ray with 71. Fifth low netwas Tom Johnston with 72. Low grossin the fifth flight was Randy Vaughanwith a score of 88. First low net wasCharlie Campbell with 69. Second lownet was George Tkach with 69. Thirdlow net was John Singletary with 69.Fourth low net was Tommy Watsonwith 71. Fifth low net was Chuck Hurnewith 71. Low gross in the sixth flightwas Al Church with a score of 97. Firstlow net was Richard Zuch with 67.Second low net was Joe Gudenas with71. Third low net was LennyYoungblood with71. Fourth low netwas Ray Hale with 73. Fifth low net wasMo Grayson with 73. Closest to the pinon hole #3 was Virgil Dugan with adistance of 3' 8". Closest to the pin onhole #14 Was Ray woods with adistance of 5' 3". Next month we will beplaying at Burning Ridge on August14th. It will be a 9:00 AM shotgun.

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WEST END, NC - The 41st Twin States Junior Girls’ Championship will boast apowerhouse field when the 36-hole stroke play competition is conducted by theCarolinas Golf Association July 31-Aug. 1 at Old North State Club in NewLondon, NC. Seven of the top 10 in the South Carolina Junior Girls’ rankings,including top-ranked and defending champion Rachel Uremovich of Hilton HeadIsland, SC are entered; as are six of the top 10 in the North Carolina Junior Girls’rankings, including No. 1-ranked Meghan Moore of Bahama, NC. Sixth-rankedCourtney Taylor of Gastonia, NC, who won the Carolinas Junior Girls’ Champion-ship last month, and Carolinas Junior Girls’ runnerup Amy Otteson of Wilson, NCare among the 91 entrants. Uremovich won the 2006 championship by threestrokes after shooting 72-72—144 at the University Club In Blythewood, SC. Shealso won the 2006 S.C. Junior Match Play Championship conducted by the CGA.The Twin States Junior is an event for girls ages 18 and under, with playersplaced into flights based on their first-day scores. The top 16 players and thosetied for 16th will comprise the championship flight. The par-72 Old North StateClub course, which was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1992, will play at5,874 yards for the juniors. Old North State hosted the 1997 North CarolinaAmateur, the 2001 North Carolina Junior and the 2004 Carolinas-Virginias JuniorTeam Matches. The Twin States Junior was previously conducted by theWomen’s Carolinas Golf Association, but this year, at the WCGA’s request, theCarolinas Golf Association adopted both this event and the Carolinas JuniorGirls’ Championship, which was played last month.

POWERHHOUSE FIELD TO CHALLENGEUREMOVICH IN 41st TWIN STATES JUNIOR

GIRLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP

17 Myrtle BeachWEST END, NC - The young fellows playing in the 58th Junior Championship ofthe Carolinas Golf Association will get a taste of old-style golf when the tourna-ment is played at Hope Valley Country Club in Durham, NC, July 31-Aug. 2. HopeValley’s golf course, which opened for play in 1927, was created by legendaryarchitect Donald Ross, whose works include Pinehurst No. 2. The youngsters willhave their putting skills tested by greens that have such classic Ross characteris-tics as false fronts, inverted saucer slopes and subtle breaks around the cup.

58th JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF THECAROLINAS GOLF ASSOCIATION

2006 Carolinas Junior Champion,Will Ovenden of Spartanburg, SC

The par-70 layout will play at 6,692 yards for the Boys 14-15 and 16-18 agedivisions, at 5,720 yards for the Boys 12-13 age bracket and 5,225 yards for Boysages 11 and under. This will the fourth time that Hope Valley has hosted aCarolinas Golf Association championship. The club was the venue for theCarolinas Senior Championship in 1980 and 1982 and the North Carolina Ama-teur in 1992. A new champion is assured in the older division this year as WillOvenden of Spartanburg, SC is not entered. Ovenden won the 2006 title by fivestrokes at Colleton River’s Dye Course in Bluffton, SC. The CGA received 303applications for the championship, with the field whittled through withdrawalsand qualifying events at Furman Golf Club in Greenville, SC on July 10 and atIndian Valley GC in Burlington, NC on July 24. For more information about the58th Carolinas Junior Championship and other Carolinas Golf Associationevents, visit the Championship Home Page online at www.carolinasgolf.org.

Lady’s Island, SC -Donna Gonsalves of Bluffton won the 2007 WSCGA Match PlayChampionship played at Lady’s Island Country Club in Beaufort. Gonsalves wentthrough her match play bracket with wins over Susan Harden, Caroline Rankin, andKarin Wolfe. In the final match, Donna defeated 2007 WSCGA Senior ChampionKaren Ferree of Hilton Head. A tight match at the start, Gonsalves pulled ahead witha 2-under par 34 on the front side and played steady golf the rest of the match tosecure the victory.

2007 WSCGA Match Play Championship

Brenda Frye from Charleston won the 1st flight, and Barbara Collins of Myrtle Beach won the 2nd flight. Consolation winnerswere Barbara Hocking in the Championship flight, Mo O’Brien, 1st flight, and Mary Jo Demko took the 2nd flight.

The WSCGA would like to thank Lady’s Island Country Club for hosting the 30th playing of this tournament.

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Durham, NC - Lee Bedford of Cary, NC captured his first Carolinas Golf Associa-tion junior championship winning the 58th Carolinas Junior Championship by 5shots at Hope Valley CC in Durham, NC. Bedford is the number one ranked juniorboy in North Carolina. Bedford’s final round of even par 70 on the Donald Rossdesigned golf course gave him a final score of eight under par 202.

Austin Reeves of Greenville, SC finished in second place while Harold Varner, IIIof Gastonia, NC finished in third place after winning a 7-hole playoff over MarkMcMillen, Jr. of Smithfield, NC and Bo Andrews of Raleigh, NC. Bedford, Reevesand Varner all will represent the Carolinas in the Carolinas-Virginias Junior Teammatches at Boonsboro CC in Lynchburg, VA on August 18-19, 2007. Reeves will bejoined by his younger brother, Crawford, who qualified for the junior team bywinning the SC Junior Match Play Championship in July.

In the 14-15 age division, Michael Cromie of Cary, NC won by 4 shots over RobertRegister of Burlington. Davis Womble of High Point won his second CGA champi-onship in the last 3 weeks winning the 12-13 age division by 4 shots over WilsonBrown, Jr. of Statesville, NC. And in a 6-hole playoff, Adam Garrett of Easley, SCdefeated William Register of Burlington, NC and Danny Gleeson of Raleigh, NC towin the 11 and under age division.

This annual junior championship is conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association.

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Tournament ResultsCAROLINAS and VIRGINIA-MARYLAND TIED AT THE

6th MID-ATLANTIC JUNIORGIRLS’ CHALLENGE

Results of the final day of singles matches on Sunday, August 5. Jessica Hollandsworth Floyd, VA def. Rachel Uremovich,Hilton Head, SC, 5 and 4. Kaitlyn Rohrback, Crofton, MD def. Amy Otteson, Wilson, NC, 2 and 1 Austin Ernst, Seneca, SCdef. Hilary Lawson, Gaithersburg, MD, 3 and 1 Elizabeth Brightwell, Nellysford, VA def. Courtney Taylor, Gastonia, NC, 2 upMeghan Moore, Bahama, NC def. Hunter Ross, Manakin-Sabot, VA, 4 & 3 Kristine Rohrbaugh, Midlothian, VA def.Elizabeth Thompson, Charleston, SC, 6 & 4 Erica Creed, Colfax, NC def. Alex Brown, Potomac, MD, 1 up Eleana Collins,Pinehurst, NC def. Emily Kwak, Silver Springs, MD, 6 & 4

PINEHURST, N.C. –– The eight-golferVirginia-Maryland squad as well asthe Carolinas team each captured foursingles matches in the final day ofplay of the 6th Mid-Atlantic TeamMatches at the Country Club of NorthCarolina’s Cardinal course. A team ofjuniors mixing North and SouthCarolina players against their Virginiaand Maryland counterparts competedin the event.

After seven grueling matches between the two teams, in the endthe second to last match of the day between Erica Creed ofColfax, NC and Alex Brown of Potomac, MD proved to be thematch to watch as it would determine who would earn the honor

Final Results,Carolinas 6,Maryland/Virginia 6

to hold the Nielsen Trophy for theensuing year. Creed was three downafter three holes when she first startedthe day but a momentum swing afterthe sixth hole would get her back to allsquare. Creed was then 2 up and lostthe par 5-15th hole to go 1-up headinginto sixteen where the two traded parsand went on to the tough par-3 17th.Brown hit a wonderful shot to about 10feet while Creed landed hole highslightly off the green. Creed wouldsafely make a par and could only watchwhile Brown went on to drain her puttfor birdie and take the match toeighteen all square. Creed’s drivefound the fairway and landed well intothe dogleg while Brown had to punchout from around the trees. In the endCreed won the hole with a five whileBrown missed a shot putt to give theMaryland/Virginia squad a ½ point andtheir first win in three years of match-ups. Creed’s putt sealed the deal forfull point for the Carolinas team and thematches resulted in a tie. Due to the tie,the Carolinas team will retain thetrophy for yet another year.

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SCAGM Tournament

Entry FormWhere: Santee Cooper Resort

When: Thursday, September 20, 2007

Who: Men, Senior Men, Jr. Boys,Individual Stroke Play, Pre-flighted by handicap, (Must have posted Handicap)

Men, Senior Men (55+), Jr. Boys(16-)

Awards; for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, each flight, Closest to pin all par 3’s, Hole in One contest on all par 3’s, LongDrive,

No Mulligans

Cost: $75.00 per player includes, Door Prizes, Gifts, Steakdinner,(Ribeye, Bake Potato, Salad, Check your choice: Rare______Medium _______ Well Done ______

Name:__________________Age___Hdc___ Where_____

Mail entries to SCAGM,

149 Saluda Dr. Santee, SC 29142

Contact SCAGM at 843-460-0997 E Mail rbamateurgolf@yahoo.com

fax 803-854-5094

Limited to first 120 players

Deadline for player application and money Sept 10, 2007