NOW PLAYING: 2024 Florida Azalea Amateur starts Friday
Palatka Golf Club
The 2024 Florida Azalea Amateur is back from March 15 to March 17, 2024, at the Palatka Golf Club in Palatka, Fla.
Palatka Golf Club was designed by Donald Ross in 1925 and borders the Ravine State Gardens. The course is only 6000 yards long from the tips, but the small Ross greens and well-placed bunkers make for a solid test of a golfer's full skillset. The greens are firm and fast for the tournament.
Some recent past champions include Peter Uhlien (2008), Dillon Board (2016), Ben Reichert (2018), Cole Anderson (2019), Ryan Terry (2020), and Cody Carroll (2022).
You can view the tee times, pairings, and player field HERE.
LAST YEAR
Carson Brewer, a senior at Ponte Vedra High School, shot a final round 66 to finish at 4-under 206 to claim a one-stroke victory over Troy Vannucci, a decorated mid-amateur from Marlton, N.J. and was two strokes clear of Ty Clapps, a reinstated amateur who now makes his home in Palm Coast.
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HISTORY
The Florida Azalea was started in 1958 as a two-man team tourney. The field has, over the years, boasted players who have gone on to greatness at the professional level. Tommy Aaron, who teamed with Dan Sykes for the 1960 Florida Azalea team title, went on to win the 1973 Masters.
Bob Murphy, winner of back-to-back Florida Azalea titles while playing for the University of Florida golf team in 1965-66, was an 11-time winner on the PGA Tour.
The 220-man Azalea field competes in one of six flights. The first flight is the Championship, with a cut after 36 holes. The next five flights are Net.
ABOUT THE
Florida Azalea
The Florida Azalea was started in 1958 as a two-man
team tourney. The field has, over the years,
boasted players who have gone on to greatness at
the professional level. Tommy Aaron, who teamed
with Dan Sykes for the 1960 Florida Azalea team
title, went on to win the 1973 Masters. And Bob
Murphy, winner of back-to-back Florida Azalea titles
while playing for the University of Florida golf team
in 1965-66, was an 11-time winner on the PGA
Tour.
The 220-man Azalea field competes in one of six
flights. The first flight is Championship, with a cut
after 36-holes. The next five flights are Net.
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