46th Carolinas Father-Son Championship

Entry Information

Entries Open: May 28    Entries Close: July 10

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Championship Information

Open Date: May 28

Close Date: July 10

Entry Fee: $110.00

Number of Teams: 450

Handicap Index Limit: none

Age and Gender: Entry is open to any team comprised of a father and son, stepfather and stepson, or grandfather and grandson. At least one member of each team must be a legal resident of one of the Carolinas, be a member in good standing of a club which is a member of the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA), have a current USGA handicap index® at a CGA member club or is a golf professional employed at a CGA member club. A team is eligible if one partner is an amateur member of a CGA member club or if one partner is a golf professional employed by a CGA member club. Pro-Pro teams and in-laws are NOT eligible.

Residency Criteria: At least one team member must be a legal resident of North Carolina or South Carolina

Championship Format: 18 holes of modified alternate shot. Each team plays alternate shot except that both team members hit from each tee and then select the ball to be played (modified alternate shot). A team must complete the hole with the ball selected.

 

Championship Sites

Legacy Golf Links:
(910) 944-8825
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Longleaf Golf & Country Club:
(910) 692-6100
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Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club:
(910) 692-2114
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Pinewild CC (Magnolia):
(910) 295-5145
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Seven Lakes Country Club:
(910) 673-1092
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Championship Facts

Lowest Round - two teams at 65:
- 2001 by Pete and Chris Parker of Winston-Salem, NC at Legacy Golf Links.
- 2008 by Mack Estridge, Pinehurst, NC and Chris Estridge, Indian Trail, NC at Legacy Golf Links.

Most Father-Son Titles: 2 by Billy Joe and Chuck Patton (1969, 72); Bill and Billy Booe (1979, 82); Claude and Eric Lawhon (1973, 80); Steve and Steve Isley (1986, 87); Ron and Chris Schmid (1992, 93); Phil and Brian Smith (1997, 2000); Steve and Neil Wilkerson (2006, 10)