4th Vicki DiSantis Girls' Junior Championship

Pine Island CC     Charlotte, NC

May 2-3, 2009

Championship/Entry Info       Host Club Info       Past Champions       Weather       Latest News

Entries Open: March 9 at 12:00am

Entries Close: April 20 at 11:59pm

Entry Fee: $80.00

Age: 18 and under who have not finished high school.

Handicap Index: Maximum index of 18.4 at a CGA member club.

Residency Criteria: Legal resident of North Carolina or South Carolina.

Championship Format: 36 holes of stroke play.

This annual junior girls' event is held in honor of Vicki DiSantis for her dedication and support of junior girls' golf in the Carolinas.

2009 Champion Katherine Perry with Vicki DiSantis

Championship Information
Entry Information Information Starting Times Results

Online Registration

Player Information

Round 1

Round 1

Print Entry Form (PDF)

Map/Directions

Round 2

Final Results

Application Status

CGA Tournament Manual

    

Exempt Players

    

Results Archives

Withdraw Form

      

Host Club Information

Host Professional:  Mark Hofstetter, PGA

Course Superintendent:  Brandon Mills

Course Opened: 1968

Architect: Charles M. Mahannah (1968) & Michael Gleason (2006)

Yardage:  2892-3062--5954 yards

Par: 35-36--71

Course Rating: 72.5 / 126

        Printable Score Card (PDF)              Club Website

5th hole at Pine Island CC

Past Champions

  

Weather

   

Amber Littman

2006 Champion

2006 Results

 

Meghan Moore

2007 Champion

2007 Results

Austin Ernst

2008 Champion

2008 Results

News and Press Releases:

TOP-RANKED N.C. JUNIOR PERRY WINS VICKI DiSANTIS JUNIOR GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP

Charlotte, NC (5/3/09) — With winds blowing 15-20 mph with gusting up to 30 mph, Katherine Perry of Cary, NC battled through the wind shooting a final round 73 to win the 4th annual Vicki DiSantis Junior Girls’ Championship hosted by Pine Island CC in Charlotte, NC. 

Perry, a high school junior at Athens Drive HS in Raleigh, NC, was part of a group of players who did not finish their first round on Saturday because of storms in the Charlotte area.  That group came back out at 7:30 am on Sunday and finished round 1 before starting their final round Sunday afternoon. 

Perry finished the tournament at 5 over par 147, good enough for a one shot margin over Allison Emrey of Charlotte, NC who finished at six over par 148.  Emrey had a final round 72, the best round of the tournament in the gusty wind.  

Tied for third place at 151 were McKenzie Talbert of North Augusta, SC and Kayla Sciupider of Etowah, NC. 

This annual junior championship is conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association in honor of Vicki DiSantis for her dedication and work supporting junior girls’ golf in the Carolinas.