Women’s Four-Ball
Riverbend Country Club
August 8-9
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
General Information
Updated TGA Covid-19 Guidelines
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.
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 two gross champions in each of the five (5) flights.
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
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General Information
Updated COVID-19 Guidelines
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. 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 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 5:00pm*
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
9:00am - Registration Opens
Wednesday, July 27
5:00pm - Registration Closes, Withdraw Deadline
Monday, August 1
5:00pm - Deadline to Change Team Division
Friday, August 5
5:00pm - First Round Pairings Released
Sunday, August 7
12:00pm - Player Practice Rounds
Monday, August 8
9:00am - Round 1 Shotgun
Following Play - Player Lunches
Tuesday, August 9
9:00am - Final Round Shotgun
Following Play - Player Lunches & Awards Presentation
News
Delagarza and Smith Win Women’s Four-Ball for Third Consecutive Time
Briefly: Faith Delagarza of Midland and Amari Smith of McKinney become the first to claim the Women’s Four-Ball championship three consecutive times with a gross tournament score of 9-under-par 135. Off to a slow start on day 1, the team finished the round 2-under-par 70 and 4 strokes back from the lead. Knowing they had to bring the fire for the final round, Delagarza and Smith stuck to their tried-and-true strategy with confidence.
“We use the same game plan every year,” Delagarza said. “We’re super close and we love each other so when one gets down, we lift each other up and that’s what lets us thrive here.”
The pair from Dallas Baptist University waltzed into the clubhouse with a bogey free 7-under 65 for the final round. Delagarza and Smith said they played both aggressive and conservative at the right times, allowing them to make history.
“It’s definitely fun and really special,” Smith said of the winning feeling. “No one’s ever done it before so it’s really cool and hopefully we can come back next year and continue the tradition,” Delagarza said.
The TGA would sincerely like to thank Royal Oaks and all its staff members and the volunteers for helping make this event possible.
Leaderboard:
1 Delagarza + Smith -9 70 65 135
2 Azarcon + Cassity -6 69 69 138
3 Head + Pistone -4 66 74 140
4 Bianchi + Choi -2 70 72 142
T5 Campise + Stramel -1 70 71 143
T5 Fox + Garcia -1 72 71 143
Golf Course: Founded in 1969, Royal Oaks Country Club is nestled between luscious trees and serene lakes in the heart of Dallas. Today, the club has become one of the premiere golf courses in Texas. With its opening design by Don January and Billy Martindale, the course was tough enough and made even more challenging by the renovation by Jay Morrish in 1985. Royal Oaks has been host to many TGA majors, including the 2010 Texas Amateur and the 2015 Texas Mid-Amateur.
Weather: The temperature reached 95 degrees with constant winds of 13 mph and gusts up to 24 mph out of the south-southwest.
In Contention: Grand Prairie’s Aysis Azarcon and Grace Cassity of Katy earned second place with a 6-under 138 gross total for the championship. Dallas Baptist University teammates Madison Head of Haslet and Meagan Pistone of Montgomery finish out the top three with a total gross score of 4-under 140.
What’s Next: The 2021 Women’s Senior Stroke Play at Ridgewood Country Club on October 13-15, 2021.
More Info: For more information on the 2021 Women’s Four-Ball Championship, click here.
News
Madison Head and Meagan Pistone Lead at Women’s Four-Ball After First Round
Briefly: Madison Head of Haslet and Meagan Pistone of Montgomery fired off a 6-under 66 to take the solo lead after the first round of the Women’s Four-Ball Championship.
Leaderboard:
1 Head + Pistone Montgomery, Haslet 66
T2 Azarcon + Cassity Katy, Grand Prairie 69
T2 Jones + Jones Austin 69
T3 Delagarza + Smith McKinney, Midland 70
T3 Bianchi + Choi Allen, Pflugerville 70
T3 Campise + Stramel Allen, Lewisville 70
Round 1 Results | Round 2 Pairings
Golf Course: Founded in 1969, Royal Oaks Country Club is nestled between luscious trees and serene lakes in the heart of Dallas. Today, the club has become one of the premiere golf courses in Texas. With its opening design by Don January and Billy Martindale, the course was tough enough and made even more challenging by the renovation by Jay Morrish in 1985. Royal Oaks has been host to many TGA majors, including the 2010 Texas Amateur and the 2015 Texas Mid-Amateur.
Weather: The temperature reached 96 degrees with steady winds at 13 mph and gusted up to 26 mph out of the south.
In Contention: Grand Prairie’s Aysis Azarcon and Grace Cassity of Katy are three shots off the lead entering the clubhouse at a 3-under-par 69, tied with the Jones duo, Shanna and Madelyn, of Austin. There’s a three-way tie for third, all teams sitting at 2-under 70. Allen’s Allie Bianchi and Pflugerville’s Hannah Choi, Simone Campise of Lewisville and Sidney Stramel of Allen and defending champs Faith Delagarza of Midland and Amari Smith of Mckinney are all in the hunt for the title.
What’s Next: Round 2 starts Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. at Royal Oaks Country Club.
More Info: For more information on the 2021 Women’s Four-Ball Championship, click here.
Women’s Four-Ball Championship
Royal Oaks Country Club
August 9-10
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Royal Oaks Country Club
August 9-10
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Women’s Four-Ball
Royal Oaks Country Club
August 9-10
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
General Information
Date: August 9-10, 2021
Host Club: Royal Oaks Country Club
Address: 7915 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: (214) 691-6091
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Director, Amy Worthington
Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 14, 2021 @ 9:00 a.m.
Entries Close: July 28, 2021 @ 5:00 p.m.
Exempt Deadline: July 28, 2021 @ 5:00 p.m.
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap Index. Please reference TGA Women’s Policies and Procedures 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 bases on the lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index on July 28, 2021.
Championship Information
Field Size: The field is limited to 50 teams.
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 until Monday, August 2, 2021 at 5:00 PM.
What’s Included: The championship entry fee includes greens, cart and range fees for the practice and championship rounds. The entry fee will also include lunch after championship rounds.
Hotel: There is no host hotel for the 2021 Women’s Four-Ball. 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 Royal Oaks Country Club on Sunday, August 8. Players must contact the golf shop starting July 29th and identify themselves as 2021 Women’s Four-Ball players to schedule a practice round.
Registration Information: There is no player registration for the 2021 Women’s Four-Ball Championship. Players may pick up their tee gift in scoring after the first round.
Starting Times/Pairings Information: Round 1 pairings will be available following registration online at www.txga.org by Friday, August 6 at 5:00 PM. Final round pairings will be available online following Round 1.
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.
TGA Cart Policy: 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 the golf carts is prohibited.
TGA Medical Cart Request Policy
Spectators carts are prohibited. However, spectators in accordance of 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 Royal Oaks Country Club, unless otherwise noted. Championship schedule is subject to changes and additions.
Sunday, August 8
12:00 PM – Player Practice Rounds
Monday, August 9
9:00 AM – Round 1 Shotgun
Following Play – Player Lunches
Tuesday, August 10
9:00 AM – Final Round Shotgun
Following Play – Player Lunches/Awards Presentation
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Tournament Information
Date: August 9-10, 2021
Host Club: Royal Oaks Country Club
Address: 7915 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: (214) 691-6091
TGA Staff Contact: Tournament Director, Amy Worthington
Entry & Eligibility Information
Entries Open: June 14, 2021 @ 9:00 AM
Entries Close: July 28, 2021 @ 5:00 PM
Withdraw Date: July 28, 2021 @ 5:00 PM
Entry Fee: $480 per team
Eligibility: Entries are open to female amateur golfers with a certified WHS Handicap Index. Please reference Policies and Procedures for further details.
Entry Procedure: In the event the championship becomes over-subscribed, acceptance of entries will be based on lowest combined team WHS Handicap Index on July 28th, 2021. Maximum spread of partners' index is 8.0.
Championship Information
Field Size: The field is limited to 50 teams.
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 changes their division up until Monday, August 2, 2021 at 5:00 PM.
Caddies: Caddies are not permitted during the championship.
Transportation: Player are encouraged to ride 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. Riding on the back of golf carts is prohibited.
Please click here for full player information for the Women's Four-Ball.
Schedule of Events
All events will take place at Royal Oaks Country Club, unless otherwise noted. Championship schedule is subject to changes and additions.
Sunday, August 8
12:00 PM -- Player Practice Rounds
Monday, August 9
9:00 AM -- Round 1 Shotgun
Following Play -- Player Lunches
Tuesday, August 10
9:00 AM -- Round 2 Shotgun
Following Play -- Player Lunches / Awards Presentation
News
Delagarza and Smith Win Back to Back Women’s Four-Ball Championships
Briefly: Faith Delagarza of Midland and Amari Smith of McKinney captured their second Women’s Four-Ball Championship with outstanding rounds of 65-66 for a 13-under-par finish. With their win last year, and being teammates on the Dallas Baptist University Golf Team they have figured out a good strategy that lead them to success. “It’s definitely nice because we’re already teammates,” Faith Delagarza said, “We already have that team boding so we can rely on each other.”
Leaderboard:
1 Delagarza/Smith Midland, McKinney -13 65 66 131
T2 Argulles/Harrison Dallas, Plano -10 69 65 134
T2 Daleo/Bianchi Plano, Allen -10 69 65 134
4 Fox/Feldman Copperas Cove, Austin -9 67 68 135
T5 Escamilla/Escamilla Midland E 78 66 144
T5 Reed/Reed Midland E 73 71 144
Golf Course: Founded in 1927, Midland Country Club opened as a nine-hole course with sand greens. From these modest beginnings, the championship golf course has evolved into one of the premier private clubs in West Texas. At its center is a classic parkland course that was designed in 1951 by Texas Golf Hall of Famer Ralph Plummer. In the fall of 2015, the club hired Weibring-Wolfard Golf Design to oversee a major renovation of the golf course and practice facility. The $8.9 million project finished in 2017 and includes a modernized 7,354-yard, par-72 championship course to better test the skills of today’s players. Over the years, Midland Country Club has played host to many elite amateur tournaments, including eight TGA Major Championships (the 1965, 1971 and 1997 Texas Amateur, 1995 Texas Mid-Amateur, 1970 and 1979 Texas Senior Amateur and the 1963 and 2001 Women’s Texas Amateur).
Weather: The temperature reached 100 degrees with steady winds at 17 mph out of the south-southeast.
In Contention: Hannah Harrison of Plano and Evelyn Arguelles of Dallas tied for second with Megan Daleo of Plano and Allie Bianchi with a two day total of 10-under-par 134.
What’s Next: The 2020 Women’s Senior Stroke Play at Ridglea Country Club in Fort Worth September 28-30, 2020.
More Info: For more information on the 2019 Women’s Four-Ball Championship, click here.
News
Delagarza and Smith Looking to Repeat Title at the 2020 Women’s Four-Ball Championship
Delagarza and Smith Looking to Repeat Title at the 2020 Women’s Four-Ball Championship
Briefly: Faith Delagarza of Midland and Amari Smith of McKinney fired a 7-under-par 65 to take the lead in the opening round at the 2020 Women’s Four-Ball Championship.
Leaderboard:
1 Delagarza/Smith Midland, McKinney 65
2 Fox/Feldman Copperas Cove, Austin 67
T3 Daleo/Bianchi Plano, Allen 69
T3 Arguelles/Harrison Dallas, Plano 69
5 Crumley/Howarth San Antonio 71
T6 Ray/Nichols San Antonio 73
T6 Reed/Reed Midland 73
Round 1 Results | Round 2 Pairings
Golf Course: Founded in 1927, Midland Country Club opened as a nine-hole course with sand greens. From these modest beginnings, the championship golf course has evolved into one of the premier private clubs in West Texas. At its center is a classic parkland course that was designed in 1951 by Texas Golf Hall of Famer Ralph Plummer. In the fall of 2015, the club hired Weibring-Wolfard Golf Design to oversee a major renovation of the golf course and practice facility. The $8.9 million project finished in 2017 and includes a modernized 7,354-yard, par-72 championship course to better test the skills of today’s players. Over the years, Midland Country Club has played host to many elite amateur tournaments, including eight TGA Major Championships (the 1965, 1971 and 1997 Texas Amateur, 1995 Texas Mid-Amateur, 1970 and 1979 Texas Senior Amateur and the 1963 and 2001 Women’s Texas Amateur).
Weather: The temperature reached 100 degrees with steady winds at 16 mph out of the south.
In Contention: Elle Fox of Copperas Cove and her partner Jackie Feldman of Austin carded a 5-under-par 67 and sits two shots off the lead. The team of Megan Daleo of Plano and Allie Bianchi of Allen are tied for third with the team of Hanna Harrison of Plano and Evelyn Arguelles of Dallas after carding a 3-under-par 69.
What’s Next: Round 2 starts Tuesday morning at 7:30 a.m. at Midland Country Club.
More Info: For more information on the 2019 Women’s Four-Ball Championship, click here.