44th Twin States Girls' Championship

The Windermere Club    Blythewood, SC

July 27-28, 2010

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Entries Open: May 31

Entries Close: July 12

Entry Fee: $65.00

Age: 18 and under who have not started college.

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

Junior Division:  Any girl 13 years of age or older regardless of handicap.

Sub Junior Division:  Any girl less than 13 years of age regardless of handicap.

Championship Format: Junior division is conducted at 36-hole stroke play.  Sub-juniors division is conducted at 18-holes (9 holes each day) of stroke play.

Field Size:  The field will be limited to 72 juniors and 12 sub-juniors.

 

Taelor Rubin of Raleigh, NC

2010 Twin States Girls' Champion

Championship Information
Entry Information Information Starting Times Results

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Player Information

Round 1

Round 1

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Round 2

Final Results

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CGA Tournament Manual

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Host Club Information

Director of Golf:  Bill Chandler

Course Superintendent:  Jason Spaar

Club Organized: 1989

Architect:  Pete Dye

Junior Yardage:  6,028 yards, par 72 (Green tees)

Sub Junior Yardage:  4,910 yards, par 72 (Red tees)

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 Directions

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From I-77

Take Exit #22, Killian Rd.
Go Right (from Columbia) on Killian Rd.
Stay straight on Killian Rd. to 3rd stop light
This will be Longtown Road, turn Left onto Longtown Rd.
When Longtown Rd. ends at stop sign, turn right onto Longtown Rd East
Windermere Club entrance is on left
News and Press Releases:

TAELOR RUBIN WINS 44TH TWIN STATES JUNIOR GIRLS' CHAMPIONSHIP

Blythewood, SC (7/28/10) -- Taelor Rubin of Raleigh, NC led wire-to-wire to take home her fist ever major championship trophy.  Rubin, 17, shot a final round 73 to finish with a one-under par 143 for the championship. 

Rubin's game plan was to just play the course and never let herself venture away from trying to stay in the moment.  "I was pretty nervous today but I played very steady,"  Rubin said. 

When asked what this win means to her she said, "Oh my gosh, it's just awesome.  I have never won any tournament before never mind a one of the biggest girls' championships in the Carolinas.  I feel amazing!" 

Rubin joins the ranks of players like Beth Daniel, Page Marsh and others who has won this championship before.  Rubin will be on a high as she goes to Charlotte, NC in a few weeks to play in the U.S. Women's Amateur Championship at Charlotte Country Club. 

Players were placed into flights for the final round.   

In the sub-junior division Anna Eddy of Hilton Head, SC fired a 43-44--87 to take first place honors.  This division plays a shorter course and nine holes each day.  "This is my favorite tournament of the year and I am so happy I won," said 11 year old Eddy. 

This annual championship is conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association which has been serving amateur golf in the Carolinas since 1909.  For more information and history of the Twin States Junior Girls' Championship visit:  http://www.carolinasgolf.org/tourn/2010/yearbook/twinstates.pdf