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CGA 4-Ball
They grew up playing golf together in Burlington, N.C., and now 30-year-old Matt Crenshaw, a car salesman and 28-year-old Blair Bowland, a restaurant manager, are the 2012 Carolinas Golf Association's 61st annual Four-Ball Championship.
Trio of KC golfers eyeing spots in state tourneys
Kelli Murphy finished third in last weekend's Carolinas Golf Association's seventh annual Vicki DiSantis Girls Championship golf tournament played at the Pine Island Country Club in Charlotte.
KC duos in the hunt after first round of 4-Ball qualifying
Four teams shared the lead in qualifying following Wednesday's opening round of the 61st annual Carolinas Four-Ball Championship being played for the 56th time at the Camden Country Club.
CGA 4-Ball tourney returns to Camden CC
The field is set for the 61st Carolinas Four-Ball Championship, which will be held for the 56th time at the Camden Country Club. The event tees off this morning and will continue until the champions are crowned on Sunday.
Kappa Classic tees off at White Pines May 4
The third annual Kappa Classic Golf Tournament is set for Friday, May 4 at the White Pines Golf Club in Camden.
Simmons nails hone-in-one at White Pines
Age is just a number. If you don't believe that, just ask Charlie Simmons who fired a hole-in one during a round of golf played at the White Pines Golf Club earlier this month. The 81-year-old Kershaw County resident needed just one swing of the club on the 16th hole to find the cup. The hole was playing at 95 yards that day and Simmons used a pitching wedge to accomplish the feat. Playing alongside ...
Williams flies in an ace at White Pines
Like a shot in basketball which never touches the rim before dropping through the net, Camden's Ronnie Williams' first hole in one never touched down on the grass of the green.
CHS ABC golf tourney set for March 3
The Camden High School Academic Booster Club will host its annual golf tournament on Saturday, March 3rd at White Pines Golf Course in Camden.
McCray scores third ace during Sunday round of golf
What many a golfer would like to do once, Don McCray has done three times.
Stars coming out for fourth annual Roger Rules Golf Tournament
The fourth annual Roger Rules Memorial Golf Tournament, to benefit the charitable works of the Roger J. Davis Memorial Fund, will be played on Thursday, Nov. 3rd at The Camden Country Club.
Eckenroth edges Asay in sudden death to win Camden CC title
Kyle Eckenroth defeated his friend and former Camden High School golf teammate John Asay in a sudden death playoff to win the 66th annual Camden County Club Golf Championship.
Woodford scores first hole-in-one
Jesse Woodford scored the first hole-in-one since he started playing golf while playing a round of golf at the White Pines Golf Club in Camden over the weekend.
Robinette scores a hole-in-one at Green Hill
West Wateree resident Foots Robinette scored a hole-in-one while playing a round of golf at the Green Hill Golf and Swim Club in Lugoff on Aug. 12.
Hicks closes summer by taking Kornegay junior golf championship at Camden CC
It has been a pretty memorable year on the golf course for Will Hicks. Earlier this spring, the rising freshman at Camden High School, helped lead the Bulldogs' golf team to a 10th place finish in the AAA state golf championships by shooting a pair of 81 in the 36-hold state tournament. Earlier this week, Hicks capped his summer season by winning the annual Grainger Kornegay Memorial Junior Golf Championships, played at ...
The start of something big
Matthew Hutto of Blythewood, the son of former Camdenite Ginny (McCorkle) and John Hutto, and grandson of Janet and the late Buddy McCorkle of Camden and Lynia and the late Crawford Hutto of Lexington, won the recent S.C. Junior Golf Association City Championship in the 8-9 year old division. Janet McCorkle, the popular, retired former Carolina Cup administrator, rode in the golf cart with Matthew and helped keep score in several of his events. Matthew ...
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Creed’s legacy will live on via tourney
In the days and weeks following the passing of Jimmy Creed Jr. last October, Camden County Club head professional, Matt McCarley, racked his brain as to what would be the most fitting tribute to his close friend and one of the club's most popular members.
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