Results: Ladies' Play Day - True Blue

Ladies' Four-Ball Play Day Results
from True Blue Golf Club

SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (February 1, 2019) -- Final results from the Ladies' Four-Ball Play Day hosted by True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. on Wednesday, January 30, 2019.

94 players competed in the ladies' four-ball play day at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. Winners in each flight received gross and net prizes. The first place gross and net team in each flight also gained an exemption to the year-end Carolinas Cup Tournament that will be held at Kiawah Island Resort (Ocean) on December 2, 2019. All players also received points in the Race to the Carolinas Cup.

Ladies' Four-Ball Play Days are 18-hole events of four-ball stroke play, with prizes given for gross and net winners in each flight. The field is flighted based on team Handicap Index®.

 

Results

First Flight
Pos.	Players	City, State	Total Gross	Total Net
1st Gross	Moro / Coldwell	Myrtle Beach, SC	71	62
1st Net	McDermott / Hockman	Pinehurst, NC	77	62
2nd Gross	Moore / Muir	Pinehurst, NC	72	65
2nd Net	Zeip / Cochrane	Myrtle Beach, SC	78	64
3rd Net	Garris / Rogers	Murrells Inlet, SC, Surfside Beach, SC	80	65
	Miller / Judge	Pawleys Island, SC	79	66
	Shore / Bomkamp	Raleigh, NC, Pinehurst, NC	79	68
	Williams / Bryant	Rocky Mount, NC, Wilson, NC	82	68
	Carter / Ellwanger	Ocean Isle Beach, NC, Calabash, NC	83	70
	Stockwell / Rawl	Charleston, SC	83	68
	Lewallen / DeVore	Pinehurst, NC, High Point, NC	84	69
Second Flight
Pos.	Players	City, State	Total Gross	Total Net
1st Gross	Simpson / Schneiter	Pinehurst, NC	79	62
1st Net	Robinson / Obrien	Sumter, SC, Mount Pleasant, SC	86	63
2nd Gross	Morris / Krum	Belville, NC, Wilmington, NC	82	65
2nd Net	Clayton / Nuckols	Raleigh, NC, Wendell, NC	84	63
3rd Net	Anders / Buckner	Asheville, NC, Weaverville, NC	84	64
	Rose / Renkey	Myrtle Beach, SC	85	66
	Walters / Isaacs	Statesville, NC	86	67
	Wells / Browne	Mount Pleasant, SC	86	66
	Fogel / Scanlon	Conover, NC	88	65
	Marley / Aheron	Burlington, NC, Stoneville, NC	88	71
	Ford / Negley	Pinehurst, NC	89	70
	Emery / Thomas	Statesville, NC, Cornelius, NC	92	70
Third Flight
Pos.	Players	City, State	Total Gross	Total Net
1st Gross	Ford / Mudaro	Wilmington, NC	86	62
1st Net	Christianson / Schult	Hendersonville, NC	88	62
2nd Gross	Seguin / Remington	Lexington, SC	86	68
2nd Net	Rice / Humenik	Bolivia, NC	92	65
3rd Net	Burns / Shaw	Irmo, SC, Lexington, SC	88	67
	Littlejohn / Groh	Asheville, NC, Fairview, NC	88	67
	Bowler / Beane	Charleston, SC	92	67
	Hood / Anderson	Pawleys Island, SC	92	70
	Sutton / Baker	Wilson, NC	93	70
	Carracino / Hauslohner	Pinehurst, NC, Southern Pines, NC	93	70
	Fowler / Brown	Wendell, NC, Raleigh, NC	94	67
	Sjodin / Ballard	Etowah, NC	95	70
	Agusta / Vignogna	Leland, NC	97	70
Fourth Flight
Pos.	Players	City, State	Total Gross	Total Net
1st Gross	Luckey / McLane	Pawleys Island, SC	90	64
1st Net	Bethel / Howell	Greenwood, SC	92	62
2nd Gross	Solbert / Shelton	Landrum, SC	92	64
2nd Net	Ligon / Buswell	Greenwood, SC	96	65
3rd Net	Basel / Kight	Charleston, SC	94	66
	Lands / Shlafer	Davidson, NC, Huntersville, NC	96	68
	Gay / Acomb	Middlesex, NC, Raleigh, NC	99	68
	Schuler / Charles	Bolivia, NC	101	73
	Andrew / Deveau	Pawleys Island, SC	101	69
	Gill / Vincent	Charlotte, NC	101	72
	Jones / Watterworth	Charlotte, NC	109	77

 

About the Race to the Carolinas Cup and Ladies' Four-Ball Play Days

The Race to the Carolinas Cup is a season-long points competition in which players accumulate points based on team finish and participation in CGA Ladies’ Four-Ball Play Days.

Four-Ball Play Days are ladies-only four-ball (better ball) competitions that are conducted at member clubs across North and South Carolina. Play Days are designed for players of all skill levels and abilities. These events are flighted by team Handicap Index and include gross and net prizes. Most events will be a shotgun start and all events will include lunch.

Every team at every Four-Ball Play Day earns points in the Race to the Carolinas Cup based on their gross or net finish in their respective flight. Each team will also receive participation points. Team points will be split between players to apply to each player’s individual standing in the Race to the Carolinas Cup. Players may play with any partner in any of the play days and earn points toward her individual standing. At the end of the Race to the Carolinas Cup regular season, the player with the most points will be named the Race to the Carolinas Cup champion. This award will be given at the year-end Carolinas Cup Tournament. Players in the Top 50 of the Race to the Carolinas Cup standings, as well as each gross and net flight winners at every play day, will be invited to participate in the Carolinas Cup Tournament at Kiawah Island Resort (Ocean). Players may compete with any partner that is also eligible for the tournament. The Carolinas Cup Tournament will be held on December 2, 2019 and will include a banquet and luncheon to celebrate the Race to the Carolinas Cup Champion as well as the Carolinas Cup Tournament winners.

More Information about the Race to the Carolinas Cup

2018 Ladies' Four-Ball Play Days Schedule

About the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA)

The CGA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization that was founded in 1909 to promote and to protect the game of golf in the Carolinas by providing competitions, education, support and benefits to golf clubs and golfers. The CGA is the second largest golf association in the country with over 700 member clubs represented by nearly 150,000 individuals.

The CGA annually conducts 48 championships and five team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. It also runs over 150 One-Day (net and gross) events as well as qualifying for USGA national championships. The CGA serves golf in the Carolinas with numerous programs such as: the USGA Handicap System; tournament management software and support; course measuring and course/slope ratings; agronomy consultation; answers about the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, and Handicapping; Carolinas Golf Magazine; Interclub series; Tarheel Youth Golf Association; Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame; expense assistance for USGA Junior and Girls' Junior qualifiers from the Carolinas; and the Carolinas Golf Foundation (CGF). The CGF has distributed nearly $2,000,000 since 1977 to benefit Carolinas' golf initiatives including junior and women's programs.    

For more information about the CGA, visit our website.

 

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