Ruth wins The Creed
Will Ruth added another major Junior tournament victory to his resume Add the Creed Junior to his Southern Cross, Two SC 5A championships, the SCJGA Blade and a bunch of other big events putting Ruth in some pretty select company
Will Ruth added another major Junior tournament victory to his resume Add the Creed Junior to his Southern Cross, Two SC 5A championships, the SCJGA Blade and a bunch of other big events putting Ruth in some pretty select company
Brennan Kelly broke through with a one-shot victory over Bennett Scaletta to win the Harvey Brock Orange Jacket Classic. His respect for the past champions — many now thriving in college or on the PGA Tour — gave his win extra meaning.
If golfers had numbers on their shirts chances are Larry Penley’s number would have been retired. But instead the retired record setting golf coach was presented with the highest honor a Tiger can receive, Penley’s name was placed in the Clemson Ring of Honor.
A USC Upstate golfer is the Upstate Amateur champions as Ross Wright finished at 4-under par for a four shot victory in the tournament played at The Preserve at Verdae in Greenville.
Hanna, Dorman and Chesnee try to repeat as state champions When Byrnes coach Arthur Brooks was asked what teams were in the field for the annual Lady Rebel hosted by his school, he gave a simple one-word answer: “Everybody!” Translated, that meant all the contenders, a few pretenders, […]
Geno Berchiatti won the North South Super Senior Amateur at Pinehurst in a three hole sudden death playoff with Carolina’s legendary all time winning amateur Paul Simson to bring the iconic Putter Boy trophy back to his Holly Tree home club.
Josh Branyon has won the Earl Wooten Memorial golf tournament at Saluda Valley 8 times,but the 8th win this year, was very different from the others
Sophia Burnet shot a final round 4-under par 67 to win the Women’s South Carolina Open
The Bel Classic presented by LongHorn Steak House ended with a dramtic 3 man playoff, see the video at http://www.scgolfclub.com
While most instructors are men, the place for women in golf continues to grow and in some ways may actually create a few more opportunities for top jobs.