LIVE SCORING: AmateurGolf.com 2024 Pacific Grove City Championship
Pacific Grove Links Course
The
AmateurGolf.com Tour continues from Feb. 17 to Feb. 18 for the
AmateurGolf.com 2024 Pacific Grove City Championship, presented by Callaway Golf at Pacific Grove Golf Links in Pacific Grove, Calif.
Pacific Grove Golf Links offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, Lovers Point, Point Pinos, Crespi Pond, and Asilomar's natural sand dunes. Originally designed by Chandler Egan in 1932, the first nine holes take you through the forested areas of Pacific Grove.
Egan's nine takes you through an inland terrain and reflects much of the charm of an English rural course done in the old style. The back nine was designed by Jack Neville, the original designer of the Pebble Beach Golf Links.
Last year, Edan Cui and Craig Calkins came out on top, with Cui shooting a final round 4-under 68 to earn a one-stroke victory over Niall Shiels Donegan.
Related: EDAN CUI WINS AMATEURGOLF.COM PACIFIC GROVE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Craig Calkins of Manhatten Beach took down Northern California Golf Association Hall of Famer Randy Haag of Orinda and Russell Humphrey of Lodi in a playoff to win the senior division after all three players finished at 2-over 142 for the 36-hole event.
Established in 2001, the AmateurGolf.com Tour, presented by Callaway, hosts competitive amateur golf events at amazing courses across the country.
Past winners of AGC tour events include PGA Tour players, top-ranked collegiate players, and nationally ranked senior and mid-am players. AmateurGolf.com events offer divisions for male, female, senior, mid-am, and net players. Collin Morikawa and Max Homa have won on the AmateurGolf.com Tour.
Related: THE ROAD TO PGA STARDOM FOR HOMA AND MORIKAWA WENT THROUGH THE SILICON VALLEY AMATEUR
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AGC Pacific Grove City
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Individual championship at the wonderful
Pacific
Grove
Golf
Links, known to many as "The Poor Man's
Pebble
Beach." That's because the back nine plays
right
along
the Pacific Ocean in an out-and-back links style
layout. If you haven't played this Monterey
Peninsula gem, entering this tournament with a
friend or relative is the perfect way to
experience
it. Field limit 84; Championship, Senior, and
Net divisions.
DIVISIONS
CHAMPIONSHIP
For players aged 16 and over who have a USGA or
equivalent index of less than 5.5
SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
For players age 50 and over (as of the tournament
date) with a handicap index of less than 8.0. Note:
Must be 55 and over for NCGA Senior Points.
NET
For players 16 and over with handicap between 5.5
and 18.0.
MID-AM (subdivision of Championship)
For players age
25-49. Compete alongside the younger players in the
Championship Division, (same tees, same prize
opportunities) and if there are at least six Mid-Ams,
a
separate prize and trophy will be awarded.
SUPER SENIORS (subdivision of Senior)
For players age
65+. Compete alongside the younger senior players
in
the
Senior Division, (same tees, same prize
opportunities) and if there are at least six players 65
or
over, a
separate prize and trophy will be awarded for low
super senior.
WOMEN (subdivision of Championship)
Will play in the Championship
Division but from a shorter tee; if there are at least
six women in
the field, a separate prize and trophy will be
awarded. Net players will
play in the Net Division but from a shorter tee.
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