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11th Carolinas Women's Senior Championship September 29-30, 2009 Forest Lake Club, Columbia, SC |
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Entries Open: August 3 at 12:00am Entries Close: September 14 at 11:59pm Entry Fee: $120.00 Age and Gender: Female amateurs with a minimum age of 50 as of September 29, 2009 Handicap Index: Maximum index of 40.4 established at a CGA member club. Residency Criteria: Must be a legal resident of North Carolina or South Carolina Championship Format: 36 holes of stroke play in two divisions. Championship division competes for overall championship and plays the championship tees. Tournament division plays a shorter course. Championship Field Size: 96 |
Pat Brogden 2009 Champion |
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PAT BROGDEN WINS ON SECOND PLAYOFF HOLE Columbia, SC (9/30/09) – Final results of the 11th Carolinas Women’s Senior Championship of the Carolinas Golf Association hosted by Forest Lake Club in Columbia, SC on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 (par 36-36-72, 5656 yards, Rating 73.1/127). Pat Brogden of Garner, NC wins her first Carolinas Senior Women's Amateur Championship in a 2-hole sudden death playoff against defending champion Patty Moore of Charlotte, NC. Brogden had a two stroke lead after the outward nine but after hitting her ball into the bunker and failing to get up and down on the par-3 18th in regulation she found herself tied with Moore. Both players made par on the par-5 10th. Brogden then made a six foot putt for par and the win on the 11th. "I knew my position with Patty (Moore) all day. I played pretty steady for the most part but I didn't putt that well," Brogden said. "I knew I had to make that putt on 18 to win but it just didn't drop." Brogden now holds four CGA Championship titles. She won the North Carolina Women's Senior Championship in 2007, the Carolinas Women's Amateur Match Play Championship in 1999 and she was part of a team that won the Carolinas Women's Four-Ball Championship back in 1991. In the tournament tee division, Brenda Bauer of Columbia, SC won by one stroke over Frankie Garber of Florence, SC. These players play a shorter course. The Super Senior prize went to Isabelle Daley of Whispering Pines, NC. All players were placed into flights for the final round. For more information and championship history visit: http://www.carolinasgolf.org/tourn/2009/yearbook/womsenior.pdf This championship is 1 of 33 annual championships conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association which is celebrating its 100th year of serving amateur golf in the Carolinas. CGA'S 11th CAROLINAS WOMEN'S SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SET FOR FOREST LAKE CLUB IN COLUMBIA, SEPT. 29-30 WEST END, NC (9/21/09) - Patty Moore of Charlotte will be shooting for her fourth straight title and her sixth victory in the last eight years when the 11th Carolinas Women's Senior Championship is played at Forest Lake Club in Columbia, Sept. 29-30. Moore heads a field of 62 players who will be competing on the Maurice McCarthy-designed course that opened in 1926. The par-72 layout will be set up at 5,645 yards for the 28 players competing in the Championship Division. Players in the Tournament Division, who will not be eligible for the championship, will play the course at 5,157 yards. The Carolinas Senior Woman Player of the Year the last five years, Moore previously won this title in 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. She established the all-time scoring record in the 36-hole event by shooting 72-72--144 on the North Course at Raintree CC in Charlotte in 2006. This will be the 15th Carolinas Golf Association major championship played at Forest Lake. The Carolinas Women's Senior was previously played at the club in 2003. For more information about the 11th Women's Senior Championship of the Carolinas Golf Association and many other Carolinas Golf Association events, visit the Championship Home Page online at www.carolinasgolf.org. |