October Newsletter

October
Newsletter
Georgia PGA
Board of Directors
OFFICERS
UPCOMING SECTION TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS
Date
10/27/2014
Tournament/Event
E-Z-GO Pro-President-Superintendent-Club Official
Site
Druid Hills GC
Register
Register Here
Deadline: 10/24 10 A.M.
Mark Mongell, PGA
President
mmongell@cherokeecc.org
Brian Albertson, PGA
Vice President
briana@coosacountryclub.org
John Godwin, PGA
Secretary
jgodwinpga@earthlink.net
Brian Stubbs, PGA
Honorary President
bstubbs@ccofcolumbus.com
CHAPTER PRESIDENTS
Winston Trively, PGA
Central Chapter President
wtrively@yahoo.com
Brandon Youmans, PGA
East Chapter President
brandonyoumans@pga.com
Jeff Frasier, PGA
North Chapter President
frasier_pga@yahoo.com
AT-LARGE DIRECTORS
Billy Jack, PGA
bjack@stivescountryclub.org
Mark Lammi, PGA
mal9599@msn.com
Chad O’Dell, PGA
codell@dhgc.org
Bob Stevenson, PGA
rstevenson@troongolf.com
Darin Stinson, PGA
dstinson@pga.com
Brandon Stooksbury, PGA
bjstooks@pga.com
Nicole Weller, PGA
nicole.weller@landingsclub.com
SENIOR DIVISION
PRESIDENT
Mike Schlueter, PGA
mikeschlueter@comcast.net
ASSISTANTS’ DIVISION
PRESIDENT
Patrick Higgins, PGA
phiggins@pga.com
Georgia PGA
590 West Crossville Rd., Ste 204
Roswell, GA 30075
www.georgiapga.com
Sonny Skinner, PGA Life Member from Sylvester, claimed his second Georgia
PGA Player of the Year title presented by PGA National Resort and Spa and
the highly coveted Billy Weir Trophy after a long stretch of outstanding play
in 2014. Skinner previously won the Georgia PGA Player of the Year title in
2006.
Skinner has become one of the most decorated
playing professionals in all of the PGA of America.
He has earned four consecutive PGA of America
Senior Player of the Year Awards, and was named
the PGA of America Player of the Year in 2008. He is the only person in the
history of the association to capture both the regular and Senior Player of
the Year awards.
Skinner’s steady year began in March with a 3rd place finish at the inaugural
Rivermont Championship which was conducted at Rivermont Golf & Country Club in Johns Creek. In May, Skinner lost in a playoff to Kyle Owen at
the Chicopee Woods Players’ Championship to finish in second place. His
solid play continued throughout the warm summer where he never finished
outside of the top-35 in a player of the year point event.
In June, the fifty four-year old tied for seventh place at the Yamaha Atlanta
Open presented by Bolle/Bushnell at Atlanta National Golf Club.
In July, Skinner finished tied for 24th place at the The Championship at
Berkeley Hills Country Club presented by pennywisely.
In August, Skinner finished in a tie for 25th place at the Tilted Kilt Georgia
Open at Pinetree Country Club in Kennesaw. Later in the month, Skinner
finished in tied for 9th place at the E-Z-GO/Path2College Georgia PGA
Championship presented by TaylorMade, adidas, Ashworth and the PGA
Tour at Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside Course.
Skinner finished the 2014 season with a tie for 3rd place at the Georgia Professional Championship in late September at The Legends Golf Club at Chateau Elan.
By claiming the 2014 Georgia PGA Player of the Year title and the Billy Weir
Trophy, Skinner will receive an exemption into the PGA Tour’s McGladrey
Classic, which will be, conducted this week at Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside
Course.
CONTACT US:
Ph) 678-461-8600 F) 678-461-0500
GEORGIA PGA STAFF
Michael Paull
Executive Director
MPaull@pgahq.com
Scott Gordon
Assistant Executive Director/
Junior Golf Director
SGordon@pgahq.com
Pat Day, PGA
Tournament Director
PDay@pgahq.com
Eric Wagner
Operations Manager
EWagner@pgahq.com
Carrie Ann Byrne
Section Assistant
CByrne@pgahq.com
Jenna Tidd
Section Admin Rep
JTidd@pgahq.com
Mike McCollum, PGA
Employment Consultant
MMcCollum@pgahq.com
Daryl Batey, PGA
Player Development
Regional Manager
DBatey@pgahq.com
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Section News… 1-7
Rules Tip… 8
Chapter/Division
Tournaments… 9
Member Updates… 11
1
E-Z-GO Pro-PresidentSuperintendent-Club Official
It’s time to invite your “club officials” to the 2014 E-Z-GO Pro
-President-Superintendent-Club Official presented by Mobile
Pro Shop being held at the Druid Hills Golf Club on October
27, 2014 with a 10:30 A.M. shotgun start. Georgia PGA Members Class MP, A-1, A-2, and A-4 through A-24 or registered
apprentices in good standing and three (3) “Club Officials” are
eligible to play in this event. “Club Officials” include:
1. Course Owner
2. Club Manager
3. Club Officer
4. Board of Directors
5. Handicap/Tournament/Membership/Greens Committee
Member
6. Men’s and/or Ladies Golf Committee Member
7. Golf Course Superintendent/Assistant Superintendent
It is preferred that at least one team member be the Golf
Course Superintendent and/or Assistant Superintendent. The
entry fee is $400 per team and includes tee gifts, lunch, 18holes of golf and the awards reception.
Click here to register online by the October 24th deadline!
Weller Launches New Golf Education
Product for Children
Nicole Weller, PGA, owner of Savannah-based Weller Sports
Ventures, has launched a new golf education product for children, ages 2 through 6. Based on her original youth golf sticker
activity book Stick to Sports: Let’s Play Golf (2011), the new
Match Play Golf flashcard game is an offshoot product designed
to enhance and continue the opportunity for children to enjoy
an introduction to the game.
The 2014 Georgia PGA Foundation Gala is set for the
evening of Friday, November 7, 2014 at Cherokee Town Club
in Atlanta. Please consider being part of this Gala and supporting your Georgia PGA Foundation. By supporting the Gala
you will help your Foundation expand the reach of junior golf
with our Clubs for Kids and Golf in Schools program.
We are offering a special ticket rate to all PGA members.
You may purchase four tickets for the Gala at the PGA Member rate of just $75 per person (non-member price $250 per
person).
Tables are available for those clubs that wish to show even
greater support. A table consists of 8 tickets and all of the
guests will be seated together. For information on purchasing
a table, please contact Kirk Pagenkopf at (770) 530-7845 or
email kpagenkopf@golfindustryservices.com.
Once again, we will also host a charity auction in conjunction
with the Gala that will be available online and culminate at the
event in November. We are asking professionals to contribute
by offering their services in the form on Foursomes for the
Foundation and Coaching for Charity. Please visit
OneSpareTeeTime.com for Charity to donate a foursome(s) and OneSpareLesson.com for Charity to donate
a lesson package.
We are excited to continue with this new tradition and encourage all members to share in this important opportunity to
grow our Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact Kirk Pagenkopf at (770) 530-7845 or email kpagenkopf@golfindustryservices.com.
About Match Play Golf Flashcard Games
Match Play Golf (two games) consists of a set of handmade,
laminated cards that contain a cover card, an instruction card
and 10 double illustrated golf images with basic terms for a
total of 22 cards. Once children learn the images and corresponding terms, the cards are placed face down on a surface
and jumbled randomly. Two cards are selected with the challenge to find the matching image in a fun and non-competitive
manner. The goal of the game is to introduce a fun way to
assist with development of reading skills, image pattern recognition, motor skill control and memory. Variations of the game
are explained based on ability level.
To learn more about this product, please see the new promotional video, visit www.nicoleweller.com or contact
Nicole at 912-355-8073, nicole@wellersportsventures.com.
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Upcoming Education Opportunities
Learn from the Best & Earn MSRs!
Golf Range Association of America Boot Camp
presented by PGA Magazine Group
Date:
Monday-Tuesday, November 3-4, 2014
Place:
The Landings Club, Savannah, Georgia
Details:
Peers and sponsors have the opportunity to network and share information, discuss new technology, and exchange best practices. Attendance will
include all conference programs, lunch both days
and a reception on Monday.
Fee:
Complimentary
MSR:
13 non-PGA education MSR credits (Total Category) for attending both days.
Register: Click Here to Register Online
2nd Annual Tennessee PGA Business
& Fall Golf Summit
Date:
Tuesday-Wednesday, November 4-5, 2014
Place:
Jack Daniel’s Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee
Details:
Click here for more information
Fee:
Business Summit - $89, Fall Golf Summit - $25
MSR:
PGA members will earn 7 PGA Required MSR
credits for attending Business Summit on November 4th and 5 PGA Required MSR credits for attending the Fall Golf Summit on November 5th.
Register: Click Here to Register for Business Summit
(Nov. 4th) - $89
Click Here to Register for Fall Golf Summit
(Nov. 5th) - $25
2015 PGA/USGA Rules of Golf Workshops
Date:
3.5-Day Workshop: Sat-Tues, Feb. 21-24, 2015
2-day workshop: Sun-Mon, March 8-9, 2015
Place:
Atlanta, GA
Details:
Click here for more information
MSR:
3.5-Day Workshop: 24 PGA Required MSRs
2-day workshop: 16 PGA Required MSRs
Register: Online registration opens on October 21st at
usga.org or call (908) 234-2300 ext. 5100 starting on October 27th
Visit GeorgiaPGA.com’s Education/MSR page
to view more opportunities.
2015 Admiral's Cup Pro-Am
Play Golf in Paradise & Support The Foundation!
The Admiral’s Cup Pro-Am is continuing its partnership with our Section to help raise funds for the
Georgia PGA Foundation. Entry is
available online for the 5th annual
Admiral's Cup Pro-Am: St. Kitts &
Nevis to be played February 17-21,
2015 and hosted once again by The
St. Kitts Marriott & The Royal Beach
Casino in Frigate Bay.
Entry packages for Professionals and
Amateurs include deluxe lodging for
4 nights, 3 tournament rounds (plus
1 round at leisure), daily lunch, welcome party, dinners featuring open bar, transportation services and more!
Host Professional Entry is Complimentary! ($500 Flight
Credit provided if team is registered by November 1, 2014)
Any Georgia PGA Professional whose club brings multiple
teams will receive the following special discount offer
providing his/her team is fully registered by November 1,
2014. Multiple teams must be from the same club and payment must be made to The Golf Connection LLC by check or
bank wire transfer to qualify for this special offer.
Bring 2 Teams
Each Amateur Gets $200 off Entry & Each Host Pro Gets
$200 Appearance Bonus
Bring 3 Teams
Each Amateur Gets $300 off Entry & Each Host Pro Gets
$300 Appearance Bonus
** Benefits for Host Professionals are in addition to the standard complimentary entry, complimentary 4 night resort package, and $500 travel reimbursement.
Entry deadline for the event is November 1, 2014. Prediscount pricing is as follows:
Host Professional = Complimentary (Single Room)
Amateur, Single Occupancy = $2,975 p/p
Amateur, Double Occupancy = $2,575 p/p
Amateur + Non Golf Guest = $4,374 per couple
Share this opportunity with your members! Click here to
download the flyer.
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Billy Peters Cup Matches
Taylor Wins the Georgia PGA
Professional Championship
Phil Taylor, PGA director of golf at Ansley Golf Club in Atlanta, carded a three-over par round of 75 for a championship
total of two-over par 146 to win the Georgia PGA Professional
Championship held at The Legends at Chateau Elan. It was Taylor’s first victory in a Georgia Section event since the 2002
Atlanta Open.
For his efforts, Taylor
won the first place
check of $4,800 and
will lead a strong contingent of seven Georgia PGA members who
will compete next June
at the 2015 PGA Professional National
Championship, which
will be conducted at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club in Philadelphia,
PA. The 2015 PGA
PNC features a purse
of over $500,000, with live television coverage of all four
rounds on The Golf Channel. The PNC is presented by Club
Car, Mercedes-Benz, and Omega and is supported by Titleist,
FootJoy, Nike Golf, TaylorMade adidas Ashworth, and the PGA
Tour.
Also advancing to 2015 PGA Professional National Championship are Brian Puterbaugh of The Hooch in Duluth; 2014 Georgia PGA Player of the Year Sonny Skinner of River Pointe Golf
Course in Albany; Kyle Owen of Dunwoody Country Club in
Dunwoody; Gary Miller of The Oaks Course in Covington and
Clark Spratlin of the Currahee Club in Toccoa. Hank Smith of
the Frederica Golf Club on St. Simons Island had previously
qualified by his victory in the Georgia PGA Championship at
Sea Island this past August.
Spratlin earned the final spot by making a 40-foot birdie putt
on the first playoff hole over three competitors who all tied for
6th place at five-over par 149. Danny Elkins of the Georgia
Golf Center in Milton secured the first alternate position with
a birdie on the second playoff hole. James Walden of the
Crosswinds and Henderson Golf Courses in Savannah secured
the second alternate spot while Craig Forney of The Standard
Club in Johns Creek captured the third alternate spot.
Click here to view the complete results.
Under ideal autumn conditions, the Georgia PGA team won the 40th edition of the
Billy Peters Cup Matches over a team from the Georgia State Golf Association
(GSGA) by a a score of 17 to 15. The matches were conducted at the Champions
Retreat Golf Club in Evans for the first time in the history of the competition.
With the victory, the Georgia PGA claimed the Peters Cup for the third straight
time, and now hold a series lead of 22.5 -16.5 lead over the amateur association.
After the first day of matches, the two teams were deadlocked with 8 points each
after the four-ball and foursome matches. The professionals of the Georgia PGA
captured 9 out of 16 points available during the singles matches to claim the Peters
Cup.
Teaching PGA professionals Shawn Koch of the Country Club of the South and Tim
Weinhart of The Standard Club each went undefeated in their matches to earn
three points each to lead the Georgia PGA’s team to victory which was captained by
Georgia PGA’s honorary president, Brian Stubbs from the Country Club of Columbus.
The Billy Peters Cup Matches, formerly known as the Georgia PGA-GSGA Challenge Cup, changed its name in 2007 to honor Peters’ contributions to the
game. Peters, of Blakely, is a lifetime Honorary Member of the Georgia PGA and a
former president of the GSGA. Peters was inducted into the Georgia Golf Hall of
Fame in 1993. This competition began in 1962, and was held annually until 1987
when it changed into a biennial event.
Click here to view the complete results.
Dixon Captures Match Play Championship
Teaching PGA Professional Brian Dixon of Legacy Golf Links
in Smyrna won two matches to
capture his second title in the
Georgia PGA Match Play Championship which was conducted
at the historic Peachtree Golf
Club. Dixon won the event
previously in 1997.
Dixon defeated PGA Teaching
Professional and 2013 Georgia PGA Player of the Year, Craig
Stevens from Brookstone Golf & Country Club in the first semi
-final match in 20 holes. In the other semi-final match PGA
Assistant Professional Greg Lee of Chicopee Woods Golf
Course defeated PGA Assistant Professional Seth McCain from
Jennings Mill Country Club in Bogart by the score of 5 & 3.
In the afternoon championship match Dixon defeated Lee, 2 &
1. For their efforts, Dixon took home the first place check of
$1,500, while Lee received $900 as the runner-up.
Click here to view the complete results.
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Team Georgia Wins Assistants’ Cup
Georgia PGA Casa de Campo Pro-Am
Dominican Republic ~ March 2-7, 2015
The Georgia PGA will be traveling to the Dominican Republic
this March to take part in the Casa de Campo Pro-Am. Professionals can form a team with three amateurs to play three
"bucket list" courses including "Teeth of the Dog".
$1,000 Professional Appearance
Complimentary Professional Package
(same as Ams...single, double spouse)
$15,000 Total Pro & Am Purses
"All-Inclusive" Gourmet Meal & Drink Package
Going into Tuesday’s singles matches, the Georgia PGA Assistants’
team needed 5.5 of 12 points to bring the Assistants’ Cup back to
Georgia. After the first six matches Georgia held on to its slim two
point lead. The Georgia PGA team pulled away in the last six matches
claiming 5.5 out of a possible 6 points. The Georgia PGA ended the
singles matches claiming a total of 8.5 points to Tennessee PGA 3.5.
Georgia finished with a team total of 15.5 points while Tennessee
garnered only 8.5 points. The 20th annual Georgia PGA / Tennessee
PGA Assistants’ Cup Presented by Ahead was held at Governors
Towne Club in Acworth, GA.
Click here for more information on this event. View the
event website for additional details and to register.
Check out the event preview featuring Bill Johnstone, PGA
The two teams came out swinging early on the day one with each
team taking three matches in the Fourball format, but Georgia distanced themselves in the Foursome matches (alternate shot). The
Georgia PGA won four of the six Foursome matches and lead 7 to 5
after day one.
Each year, the top Tennessee and Georgia Assistant PGA Golf Professionals compete in a Ryder Cup style format. Each Section tallies
standings throughout the season to place players on its team. The
Georgia PGA leads the series 10-8-2. Proceeds from the Assistants’
Cup raise money for the Georgia PGA Foundation.
Click here to view the complete results.
Georgia PGA Seniors’ Division Results
FlightScope Wins American Business
Award for Xi
Georgia PGA Partner FlightScope was recently honored at the
2014 American Business Awards by winning the Gold Stevie
Award for Best New Product of the Year - Consumer Products for their Xi model. Click here to learn more about this
accomplishment.
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Red Dobbins Senior Classic
Mystery Valley Golf Club
Monday, October 13, 2014
Place
1
2
T3
Player
Craig Stevens
Scott Hare
John Foster (a)
Russell Smith
5 Dave Nichols (a)
T6 Bill Spannuth
Larry Vaughan (a)
T8 Mel Mendenhall (a)
Mike Schlueter
Chris Murman
Score
67
70
71
71
72
73
73
74
74
74
For complete tournament results,
please visit GeorgiaPGA.com.
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Rules Ghouls
Just in time for Halloween, this article features some of the “ghosts” of Rules past. If you are interested in exploring the history of
the Rules of Golf, you can do so by visiting www.ruleshistory.com where you can view the many and varied versions of the
Rules dating as far back as 1744. You can also pick a topic, such as teeing ground, to see the evolution of the wording over the
years pertaining to that topic. A word of caution: our golfing ancestors utilized a slightly different vocabulary, e.g., “fog” refers to a
type of grass, and “break club” was something that might get in the way of your swing and cause your club to break.
• You must tee your ball within a club's length of the hole. (1744)
• In order to preserve the holes, no golfer or caddie shall be allowed to make any tee within ten yards of the hole, and no ball shall
be teed nearer the hole than two club lengths, nor farther from it than four. (1773)
• If a ball shall be so played as to stick fast to the ground, the said ball shall be loosened by the opposite party to the owner of the
ball so fastened. (1773)
• No golfer shall under any pretense whatever give any old balls to the caddies; if they do, they shall for every such ball given away
forfeit sixpence to the Treasurer. (1773)
• When the hole is distinctly in view of the player, no person shall be allowed to stand at it for direction. (1783)
• That the party to play may remove stones or other break clubs when he is to play with a timber club; but if he is to play with an
iron club, no encumbrances are to be removed, except only in the case of putting, when the party to play shall have liberty to use
what club he chooses and remove encumbrances. (1786)
• In all cases where a ball is to be dropped, the party dropping shall front the hole to which he is playing, and drop the ball behind
him over his head. (1809)
• When a ball is completely covered with fog, bent, whins, etc., so much thereof shall be
set aside as that the player shall have a full view of his ball before he plays. (1809)
• When a ball lies in sand, mud, or amongst rubbish, no obstruction shall be removed; but
in cases where the ball is so placed, that the player finds he cannot play it, it shall be in the
power of his adversary to play it. He failing or refusing to do so, the player may lift his ball,
play from behind the hazard, losing a stroke. (1828)
• All loose impediments of whatever kind may be removed on the putting green, which is
considered not to exceed 20 yards from the hole. (1829)
Fog, bent & whins at St. Andrews
• If a ball is lost, the player shall drop another behind the place where it was lost and lose one stroke. (1830)
• A ball stuck fast in wet ground or sand may be taken out and replaced loosely in the hole it has made. (1858)
• If a ball split into separate pieces, another ball may be put down where the largest portion lies, or if two pieces are apparently of
equal size, it may be put where either piece lies, at the option of the player. (1902)
• Any loose impediment lying within a club length of the ball and not being in or touching a hazard, may be removed without penalty; if the ball move after any such loose impediment has been touched by the player, his partner, or either of their caddies, the
player shall be deemed to have caused the ball to move and the penalty shall be one stroke. A loose impediment lying more than a
club length from the ball may not be moved under penalty of the loss of the hole, unless the loose impediment lie on the putting
green. (1925)
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UPCOMING CHAPTER/DIVISION TOURNAMENTS
Central Chapter
Date
Tournament/Event
Site
Register
10/20/2014
Central Chapter Dogfight
Brickyard at Riverside
Call 478-477-6765
10/23/2014
The Country Club of Columbus
Pro-Lady
The Country Club of
Columbus
Call 706-322-6869
11/3/2014
Central Chapter Dogfight
Kinderlou Forest
Call 229-219-2300
East Chapter
Date
Tournament/Event
Site
Register
11/17/2014
East Chapter Pro-Am
Savannah Golf Club
Register Here
Deadline: 11/14 10 A.M.
North Chapter
No upcoming tournaments...
Seniors’ Division
Presented by Cosamin ASU & EyePromise
Date
Tournament/Event
Site
Register
11/3/201411/4/2014
Senior Tour Championship
The Legends at Chateau Elan
Register Here
Deadline: 10/31 10 A.M.
11/17/201411/18/2014
Georgia PGA Senior-Junior
Championship
The Standard Club
Register Here
Deadline: 11/14 10 A.M.
Assistants’ Division
Date
Tournament/Event
Site
Register
11/10/2014
Assistants' Division Pro-Pro &
Meeting
Chicopee Woods GCSchool/Village
Register Here
Deadline: 11/7 10 A.M.
While GeorgiaPGA.com is our main source for all section activity, we recommend using our additional media outlets in order
to stay the most up-to-date on the latest Section news, updates, and event photos.
Georgia PGA ▪ Junior Tour
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MEMBER & APPRENTICE UPDATES
*Updates between 9/15/2014—10/15/2014
New Members
Employment Changes
Name
Class Facility
Christopher E. Dixon, PGA A-1
Spring Hill Country Club
Name
Rick Frye, PGA
Charlie Saines, PGA
Ryan M Skipton, PGA
Rashad L. Wilson, PGA
New Apprentices
Name
Benjamin P Alcorn
Robert E Chaney
Matthew J Filipowicz
Thomas J Howard
Andrew R Mcclellan
John R Oder
Class
B-1
B-8
B-8
B-8
B-1
B-8
Facility
The Trophy Club of Atlanta
Houston Lake Country Club
Dunwoody Country Club
River Pines Golf Club
Braelinn Golf Club
Pinetree Country Club
Class
A-1
A-23
A-1
A-17
Facility
Alpharetta Athletic Club West
PGA Tour Superstore
The Ford Plantation Golf Club
Reynolds Plantation/Oconee
Classification Changes
Name
Rick Frye, PGA
Charlie Saines, PGA
Ryan M Skipton, PGA
Class
A-1
A-23
A-1
Facility
Alpharetta Athletic Club West
PGA Tour Superstore
The Ford Plantation Golf Club
Transfers Into Section
Name
Ryan M Skipton, PGA
Rashad L. Wilson, PGA
Class
A-1
A-17
From
Metropolitan
South Florida
October Birthdays
10/1
Dave Ayers, PGA
10/11
Gene Diamond, PGA
10/20
John Oder
10/2
Randy Grebeck, PGA
10/11
Chris Murman, PGA
10/20
Thomas Sheldon, PGA
10/3
Jeffrey Ginther, PGA
10/11
Andrew Rummel
10/21
Harry Kicklighter, PGA
10/3
JR Leonard, PGA
10/11
Shae Stancil, PGA
10/22
Mike Gill, PGA
10/3
Gene Matthews, PGA
10/11
Mike Wooditch, PGA
10/22
Shannon Lipham
10/3
Michael Thomas, PGA
10/12
Steve Wagner
10/22
John Milam, PGA
10/4
Kenny Conroy, PGA
10/12
Ian Wright, PGA
10/22
Megan Stuckey, PGA
10/4
Pat Day, PGA
10/13
Mark G Bowen
10/23
Arthur Jeffords, PGA
10/5
Charles Sorrell, PGA
10/13
Sean Gilliland, PGA
10/23
Bert Seagraves, PGA
10/6
Rob Allen, PGA
10/14
J.C. Snead, PGA
10/25
Eric Fedus, PGA
10/6
Louis Hansen, PGA
10/15
Robert Stark, PGA
10/25
Bill Goggin, PGA
10/7
Scott Allen, PGA
10/15
Reint Venker, PGA
10/27
Andy Potter, PGA
10/8
Spike Kelley, PGA
10/16
Matt Barksdale, PGA
10/28
Jordan Lazenby
10/9
Rick Abbott, PGA
10/16
Deb Hankey, PGA
10/28
Scott Mahr, PGA
10/9
Christopher Dare, PGA
10/16
Tom Sweeney, PGA
10/28
Curt Sanders, PGA
10/9
Rob French, PGA
10/17
John White, PGA
10/28
Mike Shannon, PGA
10/9
Jeff Gotham, PGA
10/19
Bill Price, PGA
10/29
Michael Assey
10/10
Nick Ellison
10/20
Marco Mongillo, PGA
10/30
Richard Taylor, PGA
10/10
Mark Hall, PGA
10/20
Sarah Mooney
10/31
Mark Siksta, PGA
10/10
George Kelnhofer, PGA
10/20
Larry Mowry, PGA
10/31
Jared Walahoski
10