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Golf

  • Lady Di and her Court win Ocean Ridge Carolina Cup

    The Ocean Ridge Ladies Golf Association played its annual Carolina Cup tournament, which is a three-day Ryder Cup format tournament. Because of rain, the tournament was a two-day event, Aug. 6 on Panther’s Run and Aug. 13 on Panther’s Run.

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  • Lockwood Folly LGA defeats MGA

    The Lockwood Folly Cup was played on Friday at Lockwood Folly Country Club and was cosponsored by the Men’s Golf Association and the Ladies’ Golf Association of Lockwood Folly.
    The event had 18 women’s teams, captained by Trish Bernardo, playing 22 men’s teams, captained by Benny Bernardo, for the Lockwood Folly Cup. The teams competed in three formats and the women were victorious 468.5-479.  The women will keep the Lockwood Folly Cup for one year—but more importantly they will hold bragging rights at the club for one year.

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  • Golf tournaments

    Crow Creek CIS benefit is Sept. 3

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  • Scores, highlights of area golf leagues

    Beachcombers
    The Beachcombers played an everyone-counts tournament Friday at Brunswick. The winners with a 205 (-11) were Sid Silver, Tom Culverwell and Gary Gutheil. In second with a 212 (-4) were Jim Beairsto, Bill McDavit and Ed Nocella. Low round: Gary Gutheil 82 and Sid Silver 87. Net: Gutheil 66, Silver and Ed Nocella 68, Bill McDavit and Larry Cecil 69. Gary Gutheil is golfer of the week.

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  • Hope Harbor Home Tournament: Women helping women

    Irene was my best friend growing up in a small Maryland town. We spent nights at each other’s houses, went to the same youth group at church, played endless games of Monopoly and talked on the phone for hours.  
    She got married and moved to Florida. I got married and moved to New Jersey.
    When she was 24, Irene was stabbed to death on Christmas Eve by her husband. To make matters even worse, he did it in front of their two young children.

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  • An invitation to Brunswick County junior golfers

    Rebecca Albin
    TFTBC Executive Director
    Young golfers from throughout the area are invited to participate in The First Tee of Brunswick County fall programs. Beginning golfers are welcome to join us.

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  • Magnolia Greens wins Interclub event

    Magnolia Greens earned first place in the Coastal Carolina Interclub Association (CCIA) event played Aug. 9 at the Bay-Sand golf course at Sandpiper Bay. Magnolia Greens and Ocean Ridge are now tied for first place for the year with 1,265 points.
    The CCIA format includes seven two-man teams from each club who play a USGA Stableford system, net best ball, and count only the scores from the top six teams of the seven competing. Clubs compete for the championship trophy by earning points in each event and accumulating the most points at the conclusion of the season.  

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  • Golf tournaments

    Crow Creek CIS benefit Sept. 3
    On Sept. 3, the Crow Creek women and men’s leagues are hosting a fundraiser for Communities in Schools of Brunswick County (www.cisbrunswick.org). The format will be a four-person team, captain’s choice, shotgun start beginning at 2 p.m. Entry fee is $70 per golfer, which includes, golf, cart, goody bag, buffet dinner (chicken and ribs) and prizes. There will also be an auction (rounds of golf) and a raffle drawing (items from local golf courses, restaurants and merchants).

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  • Scores, highlights of area golf leagues

    Beachcombers
    The Beachcombers played a three nets tournament Friday at Crow Creek. The winners with a score of 193 (-23) were The “Maryland Boys” Larry Cecil, Bill McDavit, Tom Culverwell and Joe Cheseldine. In second were Gary Gutheil, Stu Cleveland, Sid Silver and Jim Beairsto with at 209 (-7). Gross: Gary Gutheil 81 and Tom Culverwell 89. Net: Larry Cecil 64, Tom Culverwell and Gary Gutheil 65 and Ed Nocella and Bill McDavit 69. Gary Gutheil is golfer of the week.

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  • Carolina Shores: Removing trees, upgrading the course

    Carolina Shores Golf and Country Club is one of the oldest courses in Brunswick County. Built in 1975, this beautiful track has been a staple for generations of golfers.
    The architect, Tom Jackson, designed a number of courses in the southeast, many of them in the Carolinas. His credits along the Grand Strand include Aberdeen, Black Bear, the River Club at Litchfield, Magnolia Greens and River Hills.
    The course winds through pine and hardwood forests with ponds strategically placed to thwart the errant shot.

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