Golfweek's Father-Son Open has returned to Orlando!
Make this a memorable "guys-only" weekend or the perfect occasion to bring the whole family to enjoy Reunion Resort and local entertainment. It's a tournament like no other, and one you will want to play in year after year.
It will take place over Father's Day Weekend, June 14-16, 2013 at Reunion Resort, Orlando, Florida and is open to all levels of play. Visit our website at www.GolfweekEvents.com for complete details and online registration.April 22, 2013
The Senior Amateur Tour:
The Senior Amateur Golf Tour is open to players of all skill levels. Members of the Tour must of a minimum age of 50 during the calender year of 2013. The Tour has separate flights to keep competition fair. You may join anytime during the year for a membership fee which includes Tour merchandise and allows members to play in all local Tour events as well as any SAGT event nationally.
February 18, 2013
GOLFWEEK
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2- Jimenez's return a welcome sight for Euro Tour
3- Pettersen tops Salas in Lotte playoff
4- Haskins Watch List: Kim, Rodgers lead
5- Video: Transamerica/WFG Western Intercollegiate recap
April 22, 2013
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Updated: February 16, 2013
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HUGE FIELD, LOW SCORES HIGHLIGHT RALEIGH/PINEHURST AND TRIAD, NC SENIOR TOUR MAJOR
Mebane, NC (May 16, 2013) When you have 124 players competing in a golf tournament, it's very probable that some of them are going to post eye-opening scores. That's exactly what happened today in the season's second major championship event on the Senior Amateur Golf Tour at Mill Creek Golf Club. If you were going to win your flight, you were going to have to go very low.
The A, B, and C flights were all won with some of the lowest scores of the year in their respective groups. Dale Casey of Zebulon had a comfortable 4 stroke advantage in the A Flight over two players - Wendell's Bob Dail and Preston Jones of Charlotte - 71 to 75. Neil Bleau of Durham had a 74, good for a 2 stroke edge in the B Flight over another pair of Tour members - Chapel Hill's Grady Strickland and Greensboro's Vic Robertson. In the huge C Flight, which boasted a record 54 participants, Pinehurst's Marty Carpenter posted an 80 to edge Zebulon's Ron Faison by a single stroke.
It took more than 18 holes to determine the Championship Flight victor as both Burlington's Gary Roberson and Gene Queen of Advance fired 1-under 71s during regulation play. Roberson ended the sudden death playoff quickly on the first extra hole.
All four of these flight winners will receive automatic invitations to the season-ending Senior Amateur Golf Tour National Championship by virtue of their win today. That event will bring the top 300 players from around the country to Pinehurst in November.
The Senior Tour is going to take next week off for Memorial Day and resume play on May 30 at Bermuda Run West Country Club. There are openings available for that event for any amateur golfer over 50.
THE SENIOR AMATEUR GOLF TOUR MILL CREEK GOLF CLUB (MAJOR) EVENT TOP FIVE SCORES BY FLIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP (6387 yds)
Gary Roberson, Burlington 71
Gene Queen, Advance 71
Mike Smith, Lewisville 76
Randy Jones, Reidsville 76
Eric Ardery, Durham 76
A FLIGHT (5911 yds)
Dale Casey, Zebulon 71
Bob Dail, Wendell 75
Preston Jones, Charlotte 75
Doug Masters, Clemmons 76
Mike Gaisbauer, Davidson 76
Gus Alford, Zebulon 76
B FLIGHT (5911 yds)
Neil Bleau, Durham 74
Grady Strickland, Chapel Hill 76
Vic Robertson, Greensboro 76
Dawson Strider, Advance 78
Randy Robbins, Smithfield 79
Andy Crutchfield, Greensboro 79
Darrell Hagwood, Raleigh 79
C FLIGHT (5911 yds)
Marty Carpenter, Pinehurst 80
Ron Faison, Zebulon 81
Dick Schuler, Pittsboro 82
Mike Wallace, Fayetteville 82
Joe Chludzinski, Whitsett 82
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