The Tega Cay Golf Club Men’s Championship concluded in thrilling fashion, with former Junior Club Champion Griffin Tarver capturing his first Club Championship title. Tarver, who finished the tournament with a 3-under-par total of 141 over two days, edged out strong competition to secure the victory.
Club Championship – Final Results
1st – Griffin Tarver – Gross 141
2nd – Doug Champagne – Gross 142
3rd – Jason Hnat – Gross 143
Griffin Tarver’s impressive performance, which included a clutch final round, allowed him to surpass Doug Champagne, who finished just one stroke behind at 142. Jason Hnat rounded out the top three with a gross score of 143, making for a closely contested championship.
Senior Championship – Final Results
1st – Kenny Hall – Gross 149
2nd – Ryan Ratcliffe – Gross 156
3rd – Randall Phillips – Gross 166
In the Senior Championship, Kenny Hall maintained his lead from the first day, finishing with a gross score of 149 to take the title. Ryan Ratcliffe finished second with a score of 156, while Randall Phillips came in third with 166.
Super Senior Championship – Final Results
1st – Doug McGowan – Gross 165
2nd – Chuck Kelker – Gross 167
3rd – Gary Anderson – Gross 168
Doug McGowan emerged victorious in the Super Senior Championship, posting a gross score of 165. Chuck Kelker was close behind with a 167, and Gary Anderson, who led after the first day, finished third with a score of 168.
Open Championship – Final Results
1st – Ron Birmingham – Net 61
2nd – Dan Manes – Net 63
3rd – Dale Eberle – Net 64
Tie 4th – Joe Bailey – Net 65
Tie 4th – Bob Auman – Net 65
In the Open Championship, Ron Birmingham posted a remarkable net score of 61 to claim the title. Dan Manes finished second with a net score of 63, and Dale Eberle took third with a net 64. Joe Bailey and Bob Auman tied for fourth, each with a net score of 65.
A Thrilling Conclusion
The final round of the Tega Cay Golf Club Men’s Championship provided plenty of excitement, with tight finishes across all divisions. The tournament was a showcase of skill and determination, and all participants should be proud of their performances in this highly competitive event.
