Posts Tagged ‘National Championship’

As the country's top junior boy golfers gathered at the Egypt Valley Country Club in Ada, Mich., for their national championship this week, 134 of the 156 players, or 86 percent of the field, relied upon Titleist golf balls. read more
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The winner played Aldila's NV shaft in his 3 Wood and VS Proto in his hybrid club to help capture his record-tying third title. The second place finisher also played their NV in his hybrid club. read more
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"Coupled with excellent accommodations at PGA National Resort and Spa, and the great support of Toro, we expect a wonderful experience for every participant," said GCSAA President James R. Fitzroy, CGCS. read more
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"I think anytime you win a golf tournament and go back to that same event, it gives you confidence or a feeling that you can play well," said defending champion Kirk Hanefeld. "I will hopefully bring that confidence with me." read more
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"This is my second tournament win using the Donna putter," said Dede Cusimano, winner in the Senior Division with a Yes! putter. "The Donna putter gave me complete confidence on the greens all week." read more
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Despite swirling winds on the Kingsmill Resort & Spa's River Course, LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals (T&CP) fired some low rounds in the final day of the 2009 LPGA T&CP National Championship.
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There's a three-way tie at 1-under-par 70 for the top spot at the LPGA Teaching & Club Professional (T&CP) National Championship.�Susan Ginter, of Ridgefield, Conn., (38-32); Sarah Johnson, of Flagstaff, Ariz., (34-36) and Missie Berteotti, of Presto, Pa., (34-36) lead the Championship Division.�
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More than 102 professionals representing 21 states and one country outside the United States – Brazil – will converge on the River Course at Kingsmill Resort & Spa Sept. 14-16, 2009 for the LPGA Teaching and Club (T&CP) National Championship. Divided into two divisions – Championship and Senior – Laura Shanahan-Rowe (left), of Bedford, N.H., will defend her 2008 Championship division title, while Linda Nevatt (right), ...
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"Mountain Ridge Country Club is most pleased and honored to have been selected to host this prestigious USGA national championship," said Bruce Schonbraun, club president of Mountain Ridge. read more
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McCarthy, of Burtonsville, Md., claimed his first national junior title, overcoming a five-stroke deficit. Carding seven birdies, he was neck and neck with Michael McGowan to the very last hole.l read more
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