News
Grace Jin and Sarah Farmer Win 15th Women’s Eclectic
CORINTH – Grace Jin of Huntsville captured the 2023 Women’s Eclectic at Oakmont Country Club in Corinth, Texas besting Chandler Browning of Prosper and Mallorie Luitwieler of Katy by five strokes. Jin ended the tournament with a gross total of 11-under 66 which included 14 birdies, 17 pars, and only 5 bogeys.
Sarah Farmer of Arlington claimed the Overall Net Championship with a combined net score of 10-under 62 which included 4 net birdies and 18 net pars, improving a total of 8 strokes between rounds. Only 2 strokes behind Farmer were Angie Lindloff of Katy who pulled off an 8-under 64 net total at this year’s Women’s Eclectic.
Over two days of tournament play at Oakmont Country Club, a total of 2 eagles were carded, both by Dallas’ Isabel Crow.
Overall Gross Eclectic Leaderboard
1. Grace Jin, Huntsville -11
T2. Chandler Browning Prosper -6
T2. Mallorie Luitwieler Katy -6
4. Marian Barker Lubbock -4
T5. Mason Lewis Granbury -3
T5. Isabel Crow Dallas -3
Overall Net Eclectic Leaderboard
1. Sarah Farmer Arlington -10
2. Angie Lindloff Katy -8
T3. Lorraine Werner The Woodlands -7
T3. Sherri Elliott Corinth -7
T5. Lyn Jones Houston -6
T5. Paula Bradley Corinth -6
Golf Course: Named “The Best of the Private Clubs” list for 2013 by Avid Golfer magazine and located on 170 acres of beautiful rolling terrain, Oakmont Country Club is just minutes north of Lake Lewisville in Corinth, Texas. Renowned PGA Seniors Champion Don January served as golf course design consultant to Roger Packard, the course architect, in designing a course considered the best combination of natural beauty and challenging play in the area.
Weather: Monday’s first round forecasted a low risk of precipitation with cooler-than-normal temperatures from 62 to 72 degrees. Tuesday’s final round anticipated a higher chance of showers, although the sky remained mostly clear with a high near 57.
What’s Next: The 2023 Women’s Partnership Match Play heads to The Hideout Golf Club & Resort in Brownwood, Texas.
More Information: For complete coverage of the 2023 Women’s Eclectic, click here.
Women’s Four-Ball
Fair Oaks Ranch & Country Club – Blackjack
July 31-August 1, 2023
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
General Information
Date: July 31-August 1, 2023
Host Club: Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club – Blackjack
Address: 7900 Fair Oaks Pkwy, Fair Oaks, TX 78015
Phone: (210) 582-6700
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Coordinator – Katie O’Connell
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Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 7, 2023 at 9:00 AM
Entries Close: July 19, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Withdraw Deadline: July 19, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap index. Please reference TGA Women’s Competition Policies for further details, including policies and procedures, and terms of competition.
Entry Procedure: The field will be established in the order in which entries are received. In the event the championship becomes over-subscribed, acceptance of entries will be based on the lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index as of Wednesday, July 19th. The maximum spread of partners’ index is 8.0.
Championship Information
Format/Field Size: Play will be contested over 36 holes of Four-Ball Stroke Play. The field is limited to 50 teams.
Divisions: The field will be split up into two divisions; Championship and Flights. Each division will play from different tees/yardage with a separate champion being crowned in each division. The ten (10) teams with the lowest combined handicap indexes will be required to play from the championship tees. Those who do not wish to play in the championship division will be pre-flighted based on their combined handicap indexes. The maximum spread of partners’ index of 8.0 will be used for the purpose of creating flights and scoring.
The deadline to change division is Wednesday, July 26th at 5:00 PM.
What’s Included: The entry fee includes greens, carts, and range fees for the practice round and all championship rounds. The entry fee also includes a championship gift, and lunch after all championship rounds.
Practice Round Information: Each player is allowed one (1) complimentary practice round at Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club on Sunday, July 30th. Players must contact the host club golf shop and identify themselves as 2023 Women’s Four-Ball players to schedule a practice round.
Registration Information: Player registration will be held on Sunday, July 30th between 12:00 PM and 3:30 PM. If a player cannot make registration, she must notify a TGA official that she is unable to make the registration deadline but will be competing in the championship.
Starting Times/Pairings Information: Starting times and pairings for the First Round will be made available online at www.txga.org no later than Friday, July 28th by 5:00 PM. Final Round starting time and pairings will be available in the evening preceding play (approximately one hour after the completion of play) online at www.txga.org.
Caddies: Caddies are not permitted during the championship.
Cancellation/Withdrawal Procedure: Prior to the entry deadline players looking to withdraw should do so online through their Golf Genius user profile or by contacting the TGA Staff Contact directly. After the entry deadline has passed players should either call the Texas Golf Association at (214) 468-8942 or email the TGA Staff Contact directly. Only withdrawals on the day of the competition should be directed to the host club golf shop.
Transportation: Players are encouraged to ride carts during all championship rounds. Cart fees for all championship rounds are included in the entry fee. Carts are limited to two (2) riders at one time and two (2) carts per group. Players must share. Riding on the back of golf carts is prohibited.
Prizes/Awards: Merchandise gift certificates redeemable at the host club golf shop will be awarded to the overall gross champions and the top gross champions in each flight.
Player of the Year Points: Statewide and Senior Player of the Year points will be awarded to the top finishers.
Medical Cart: Spectators in accordance with ADA compliance may request golf carts. Requests for golf carts must be supported by complete documentation, including the fully-completed Cart Request Form and the required accompanying medical documentation specified in that form for all first-time requests. Any medical cart request that is granted by the TGA will be good for that individual for the remainder of that calendar season. A request will not be deemed complete until all required information and documentation have been provided. For further information and details contact Senior Tournament Director – Chris Untiedt.
Policies & Procedures
To ensure competitors the best experience at all Texas Golf Association (TGA) events, it is helpful to be knowledgeable of TGA Women’s Policies & Procedures.
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Women’s Four-Ball
Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club – Blackjack
July 31-August 1, 2023
RELATED INFORMATION |
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION |
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General Information
Date: July 31-August 1, 2023
Host Club: Fairs Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club - Blackjack Course
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Coordinator - Katie O'Connell
Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 7, 2023 at 9:00 AM
Entries Close: July 19, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Withdraw Deadline: July 19, 2023 at 5:00 PM
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap index. Please reference TGA Women’s Competition Policies for further details, including policies and procedures, and terms of competition.
Entry Procedure: The field will be established in the order in which entries are received. In the event the championship becomes over-subscribed, acceptance of entries will be based on the lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index as of Wednesday, July 19th. The maximum spread of partners’ index is 8.0.
Championship Information
Format/Field Size: Play will be contested over 36 holes of Four-Ball Stroke Play. The field is limited to 50 teams.
Divisions: The field will be split up into two divisions; Championship and Flights. Each division will play from different tees/yardage with a separate champion being crowned in each division. The ten (10) teams with the lowest combined handicap indexes will be required to play from the championship tees. Those who do not wish to play in the championship division will be pre-flighted based on their combined handicap indexes. The maximum spread of partners’ index of 8.0 will be used for the purpose of creating flights and scoring.
The deadline to change division is Wednesday, July 26th at 5:00 PM.
What’s Included: The entry fee includes greens, carts, and range fees for the practice round and all championship rounds. The entry fee also includes a championship gift, and lunch after all championship rounds.
Practice Round Information: Each player is allowed one (1) complimentary practice round on Sunday, July 30th. Players must contact the host club golf shop and identify themselves as Women’s Four-Ball players to schedule a practice round.
Registration Information: Player registration will be held on Sunday, July 30th between 12:00 PM and 3:30 PM. If a player cannot make registration, she must notify a TGA official that she is unable to make the registration deadline but will be competing in the championship.
Starting Times/Pairings Information: Starting times and pairings for the First Round will be made available online at www.txga.org no later than Friday, July 28th by 5:00 PM. Final Round starting time and pairings will be available in the evening preceding play (approximately one hour after the completion of play) online at www.txga.org.
For complete championship information, click here.
Schedule of Events
Wednesday, June 7
9:00 AM - Entries Open
Wednesday, July 19
5:00 PM - Entries Close/Withdraw Deadline
Wednesday, July 26
5:00 PM - Division Change Deadline
Friday, July 28
5:00 PM - Round 1 Pairings Released
Sunday, July 30
12:00 PM - Official Practice Rounds
12:00 PM-3:30 PM - Player Registration
Monday, July 31
9:00 AM - Round 1 Shotgun
Following Play - Player Luncheon
Tuesday, August 1
9:00 AM - Final Round Shotgun
Following Play - Awards Luncheon
News
Parel & Nguyen Win 2022 Women’s Four-Ball Championship
SUGAR LAND – Elise Parel from Porter and Jacqueline Nguyen from Houston went wire-to-wire to capture the 2022 Texas Women’s Four-Ball Championship on Tuesday at Riverbend Country Club.
The pair of Houston Baptist University teammates blitzed Riverbend in the Final Round with an 8-under-par 64. It’s the same stellar score they combined to shoot on Monday. They finished the 36-hole championship with a score of 16-under 128 to win by eight shots.
“Especially being teammates and old friends, it means a lot,” said Parel, who will enter her senior year this fall at HBU. “Winning this tournament means our games are on point. Going into the fall season at HBU, it’s going to give us momentum to keep doing well and keep playing for one another.”
It was a bit of role reversal for Parel and Nguyen in the final round. In Monday’s opening round, Parel routinely hit laser-like approaches, which led to a bevy of looks at birdie from 15 feet and in. They made most of them.
On Tuesday, it was Nguyen’s turn.
“Jackie was on literal fire today,” Parel said of Nguyen, who starts her sophomore campaign next month.
Thanks to Nguyen’s precise iron game – and a hot putter – the dynamic duo birdied their first four holes of the final round. They turned at 6-under for the round and cruised in from there to register a second straight bogey-free round.
“We really weren’t trying to shoot another 64,” Parel said. “We just went out there and played our games. We laughed and enjoyed ourselves. At the end of the day, it’s just golf. We’re out here as teammates and friends.”
Eryn Garza from Montgomery and Brandee Fleming from Magnolia took second place in the Championship Flight with a two-day total of 8-under 136. The two Dallas Baptist University teammates combined to fire a 6-under 66 in the final round. Rylie Cerny from Kingwood and Jessica Aguirre from Colleyville finished in third place at 7-under 137.
Sidney Stramel from Allen and Simone Campise from Lewisville were the fourth-place finishers at 6-under 138. Rounding out the Top 5 were Madison Le from Arlington and Abigail Hirtzel from Waxahachie. They finished the tournament with a score of 4-under 140.
In the First Flight, Meghan Moake from Houston and Caitlyn Stanley from Katy took the title with a 36-hole score of 6-under 138 to win by three shots. Moake and Stanley combined to shoot a 5-under 67 in the final round.
Olivia Campbell from Franklin and Cherri Rapp from Austin took home the first-place hardware in the Second Flight. They finished at 15-over 159 to win by six shots.
The most tightly contested battle came in the Third Flight, where Erica McAlister from Keller and Linda Edwards from Southlake scored a one-shot victory over the Corpus Christi duo of Cathy Gibson and Alisa Kennedy. McAlister and Edwards won with a two-day total of 20-over 164.
A true shot-maker’s course, Riverbend was designed in 1956 by J. Press Maxwell, son of the legendary golf course architect Perry Maxwell. After his father passed away in 1952, J. Press began to emerge as one of America’s most-promising designers.
His work at Riverbend validates those opinions. With tight, hardwood-lined fairways, creatively positioned bodies of water, and thought-provoking green complexes, Riverbend forces players to continually think their way around the scenic course. Tricky doglegs with a few imposing trees located in directly in some fairways keep even the most seasoned players on their toes.
Several players in the field at the 2022 Texas Women’s Four-Ball remarked on how fun and challenging the Riverbend course played during the championship.
The TGA extends its warmest gratitude to Riverbend Country Club, including the members and staff. Everyone at the club went out of their way to make the players, TGA staff, and our volunteers feel welcome and appreciated. It’s this kind of buy-in from prestigious TGA Member Clubs that help us conduct world-class amateur championships.
Extra special thanks go out Director of Golf Ryan Brandt, Golf Course Superintendent George Cincotta, and Catering Director Haille Schindler for their exceptional hospitality and assistance in creating a memorable championship week.
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Parel & Nguyen Sizzle with a 64 to Lead Women’s Four-Ball Championship
SUGAR LAND – Elise Parel from Porter and Jacqueline Nguyen from Houston combined for eight birdies and a bogey-free 8-under-par 64 on Monday to grab the lead after one round of the 2022 Texas Women’s Four-Ball Championship.
The two Houston Baptist University teammates were understandably all smiles when they finished their opening round at scenic Riverbend Country Club, a delightful yet challenging 1956 J. Press Maxwell design.
“We started off really good with two birdies in our first three holes,” said Nguyen, a sophomore at HBU. “Then Elise caught fire. She literally started sticking them within 5 or 6 feet.”
Outside a 25-footer on the par-4 16th, Parel said all their birdies were within 15 feet.
“If any hiccups happened on a shot, we knew we could rely on each other to stick it close or at least make par,” Parel said. “It was just really good teamwork.”
Three shots back in second place are Rylie Cerny from Kingwood and Jessica Aguirre from Colleyville. They’ll be teammates in the fall at Stephen F. Austin, but Monday at Riverbend was the first time they’ve every teamed up. After a 5-under 67, it’s safe to say they have some chemistry together.
“I think the key for us was we were really having fun and joking around out there,” Aguirre said. “We made sure we knew it was OK if we hit a bad shot; we tried not to get too emotional out there. It was a really good day out there for us.”
Abigail Hirtzel from Waxahachie and Madison Le from Arlington are in third place with a 3-under 69. Erin Garza from Montgomery and Brandee Fleming from Magnolia share fourth place at 2-under 70 with Simone Campise from Lewisville and Sidney Stramel from Allen.
Scheduled for 36 holes of four-ball stroke play, the Women’s Four-Ball feature two sets of tees for the fourth consecutive year. The TGA encourages participation from competitive golfers of all skill levels, from juniors and collegiate players to senior amateurs of all skill levels. In addition to the Championship Flight, competitors were placed into three other flights based on each team’s combined World Handicap System index.
In the First Flight, Meghan Moake from Houston and Caitlyn Stanley from Katy combined to shoot a 1-under 71 to take the lead. Cherri Rapp from Austin and Olivia Campbell from Franklin hold the Second Flight lead after their 6-over 78. Erica McAlister from Keller and Linda Edwards from Southlake will sleep on the Third Flight lead after they teamed up for a 9-over 81.
One of the crown jewels of the Sugar Land area, the tree-lined Riverbend course sports narrow fairways, perfectly conditioned greens, and surprising elevation changes. In 2010, Texas architect Jeff Blume led a $1.4 million renovation project that added more topography in the fairways, as well as additional bunkers. The par-72 layout the course tips out at a little less than 7,000 yards, but the Championship Division of the 2022 Women’s Four-Ball Championship played it from 6,005 yards.
The inaugural Women’s Four-Ball was held in 2007 at the Golf Club of Houston, which recently hosted the 101st Women’s Texas Amateur. Now in its 16th edition, the Women’s Four-Ball continues to attract some of the state’s most elite female amateur golfers.
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Women’s Four-Ball Set for Aug. 8-9
SUGAR LAND – The 2022 Women’s Four-Ball will be played Aug. 8-9 at Riverbend Country Club in Sugar Land.
“The TGA is very excited to go to Riverbend Country Club,” TGA Director of Women’s Operations Amy Worthington said. “Since the event first started in 2007, the field has continued to get stronger and stronger and showcase some of the most talented players in the state.”
Established in 1957, Riverbend Country Club has been a golf staple in the Houston area for many years. The Press Maxwell Jr. designed course is beautiful and offers a challenge to all who play. In 2010, golf course architect Jeff Blume helped in a $1.4 million renovation including additional bunkers and rolling fairways. Blume returned in 2019 to add a flare with “Billy’s Bunkers” that offer maximum playability and enhanced aesthetics for the course. As a par-72 layout the course tips out at a little under 7,000 yards from the back tees. With no two holes alike, every player will enjoy a unique experience when winding through the Bermuda grass course.
Most recently, the club was set to host the TGA’s 2020 Super Senior Amateur Championship, but it was unfortunately cancelled due to COVID-19. We are excited to be able to bring the best women in the state to this spectacular club this year.
Scheduled for 36 holes of four-ball stroke play, the Women’s Four-Ball will feature two sets of tees for the fourth consecutive year. The TGA wants to encourage women’s participation at every stage, from juniors to collegiate players to senior amateurs of all skill levels. The 10 teams with the lowest combined WHS handicap indexes will be required to play in the Championship Flight. All other teams have the choice to select which flight they would prefer to compete in.
“The separate tees allow for a better playing experience for all of our players and makes this championship even more competitive,” Worthington said.
The first Women’s Four-Ball was held in 2007 at Redstone Golf Club. Now in its 16th playing, the Women’s Four-Ball continues to attract some of the state’s most elite female amateur golfers.
Last year, Faith Delagarza of Midland and Amari Smith of McKinney fired a closing 7-under-par 65 at Royal Oaks Country Club to win the title for the third year in a row. Delagarza is back in the field with a new partner, Hanna Harrison of Plano, looking to defend her title once again.
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Women’s Four-Ball Championship
Riverbend Country Club
August 8-9
LEADERBOARD
Women’s Four-Ball Championship
Riverbend Country Club
August 8-9
PAIRINGS
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
General Information
Date: August 8-9, 2022
Host Club: Riverbend Country Club
Address: 1214 Dulles Ave, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Phone: (281) 491-2500
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Director, Amy Worthington
Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 13, 2022 at 9:00am
Entries Close: July 27, 2022 at 5:00pm
Withdraw Date: July 27, 2022 at 5:00pm
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap index. Please reference TGA Women’s Competition Policies for further details, including policies and procedures, and terms of competition.
Entry Procedure: In the event the championship becomes over-subscribed, acceptance of entries will be based on the lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index on July 27, 2022. The maximum spread of partners’ index is 8.0.
Championship Information
Player Field: The field is limited to 50 teams (100 players).
Format: 36-holes of four-ball stroke Play. Two competitors play as partners, each playing her own ball. The lowest score of the partners is the score for the hole. The ten (10) teams with the lowest combined handicap indexes at the Women’s Four-Ball Championship will be required to play from the championship tees. All other teams will have a choice to play in the championship flight, playing the championship tees. Those who do not wish to play in the championship flight will be pre-flighted based on their combined handicap indexes. The maximum spread of partners’ index of 8.0 will be used for the purpose of creating flights and scoring.
*The deadline for teams to change their division is Monday, August 1 at 5:00pm*
What’s Included: The entry fee includes greens, carts, and range fees for the practice round and all championship rounds. The entry fee also includes a championship gift, and lunch after all championship rounds.
Hotel Information: There is no host hotel for the Women’s Four-Ball Championship. TGA Members can take advantage of Affinity Travel Benefits by utilizing their hotel search engine by clicking here.
Practice Round Information: Each player is allowed one (1) complimentary practice round at Riverbend Country Club on Sunday, August 7. Players must contact the host club golf shop and identify themselves as 2022 Women’s Four-Ball Championship players to schedule a practice round starting on August 2nd.
Pairings Information: Starting times and pairings for the first round will be made available online at www.txga.org no later than 5:00pm on Friday, August 5. Final round starting times and pairings will be made available online following the conclusion of first round play.
Prizes/Awards: Merchandise gift certificates redeemable at the host club golf shop will be awarded to the overall gross champions and the top gross champions in each flight.
P.O.Y. Points: State Player of the Year points will be awarded to the top finishers.
Policies & Procedures
To ensure that competitors have the best possible experience when competing in the championship, it is helpful to be knowledgeable of Texas Golf Association (TGA) Policies and Procedures, Terms of Competition and Local Rules (Hard Card), as established by the association. For more information, please click here. For information specific to the Terms of Competition applicable to this championship, please see below:
Caddies: Caddies are not permitted during the championship.
Transportation: Players are encouraged to ride carts during all championship rounds. Cart fees for all championship rounds are included in the entry fee. Carts are limited to two (2) riders at one time and two (2) carts per group. Players must share. Riding on the back of golf carts is prohibited.
Electronic Measuring Devices: Electronic devices that measure distance only are allowed for this championship.
USGA Groove Condition of Competition: The USGA Groove Rules effective January 1, 2010 are not in effect for this competition.
TGA Medical Cart Request Policy
Spectator carts are prohibited. However, spectators in accordance with ADA compliance may request golf carts. Requests for golf carts must be supported by complete documentation, including the fully completed Cart Request Form and the required accompanying medical documentation specified in that form for all first-time requests. Any medical cart request that is granted by the TGA will be good for that individual for the remainder of that calendar season. A request will not be deemed complete until all required information and documentation has been provided. For further information and details contact Tournament Director Amy Worthington, [email protected].
Schedule of Events
All events will take place at Riverbend Country Club, unless otherwise noted. The championship schedule is subject to changes and additions.
Sunday, August 7th
- 12:00pm – Player Practice Rounds
Monday, August 8th
- 9:00am – Round 1 Shotgun
- Following Play – Player Lunches
Tuesday, August 9th
- 9:00am – Final Round Shotgun
- Following Play – Player Lunches, Awards Presentation
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Women’s Four-Ball
Riverbend Country Club
August 8-9
General Information
Date: August 8-9, 2022
Host Club: Riverbend Country Club
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Director, Amy Worthington
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Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 13, 2022 at 9:00 AM
Entries Close: July 27, 2022 at 5:00 PM
Withdraw Date: July 27, 2022 at 5:00 PM
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap index. Please reference TGA Women’s Competition Policies for further details, including Policies and Procedures, and Terms of Competition.
Entry Procedure: In the event the championship becomes over-subscribed, acceptance of entries will be based on the lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index on July 27, 2022. Maximum spread of partners’ index is 8.0.
Championship Information
Field: The field is limited to 50 teams (100 players)
Format: 36-holes of Four-Ball Stroke Play. Two competitors play as partners, each playing her own ball. The lowest score of the partners is the score for the hole. The 10 teams with the lowest combined handicap indexes at the Four-Ball Championship will be required to play from the Championship Tees. All other teams will have a choice to play in the Championship Flight, playing the Championship Tees. Those who do not wish to play in the Championship Flight will be pre-flighted based on their combined handicap indexes. Maximum spread of partners’ index of 8.0 will be used for the purpose of creating flights and scoring.
Teams have the option to change their division up to Monday, August 1 at 5:00 PM
Caddies: Caddies are not permitted during the championship.
Transportation: Players are encouraged to ride throughout the championship. Carts are limited to two (2) riders at a time and a maximum of two (2) carts per group. Players must share if applicable. Riding on the back of golf carts is prohibited.
Please click here for complete player information for the Women's Four-Ball Championship.
Schedule of Events
Monday, June 13
9:00 AM- Registration Opens
Wednesday, July 27
5:00 PM- Registration Closes, Withdraw Deadline
Monday, August 1
5:00 PM- Deadline to Change Team Division
Friday, August 5
5:00 PM - First Round Pairings Released
Sunday, August 7
12:00 PM - Player Practice Rounds
Monday, August 8
9:00 AM- Round 1 Shotgun
Following Play - Player Lunches
Tuesday, August 9
9:00 AM - Final Round Shotgun
Following Play - Player Lunches, Awards Presentation