The Rocky Mountain Chapter capped of it’s first on the Amateur Players Tour with a 54-hole local chapter Tour Championship at Davis Park GC, Valley View GC, and Oakridge CC. Congratulations to our Players of the Year! Division 1 – Jeff CliffordDivision 2 – Jay DeJesusDivision 3 – Dillon PattersonDivision 4 – Blake StevensonDivision 5 – Bob Woitalla
On Sunday, the St. Louis Chapter closed up its fall season with a second event at Tamarack Country Club in Shiloh, IL. The event was a modified Stableford format, with 8 points being awarded for eagle, 4 for birdie, 2 for par, 1 for bogey, and 0 for double bogey and worse. 41 players enjoyed a beautiful fall day with big swings would …
There were 44 players that traveled across the South Carolina and North Carolina for the final chance for Local player of the year points. The challenges started with the weather on Saturday as we played through showers to complete the first round. In Division 1 Park Williams set the pace in the first round with at 78(+6) to take a 3 …
The Nashville Amateur Players Tour closed out its first season at the top public golf course in Tennessee, Greystone Golf Club. Players competed over two days for trophies and gift cards, but also to make one last push to become the first-ever Division Player of the Year for the Nashville chapter. In Division One, Ed McDugle from the Memphis Chapter was able to overcome a two-stroke deficit after …
The 2021 Tour Championship was held on Oct. 2nd and 3rd,2021. The first round was played at The Pearl Golf Links in Calabash, NC. The course was in amazing shape. Travis and his staff were incredible. The outside staff is probably the best we have had all season. The Tour Championship was the last event of our 2021 Inaugural season …
The Amateur Players Tour Charlotte Chapter held their local finals at the Stonebridge Golf Club in Stanley, NC this past weekend. It’s been many years since most of our members had the opportunity to play the course in competitive rounds. Stonebridge may have been in the best condition we’ve seen in years. Seventy players from six APT Chapters enjoyed the morning tee times and heated competitive rounds held over two days. …
After an action-packed inaugural season of the Amateur Players tour in Philadelphia and New York, it was finally time to settle who was going to have bragging rights and the Metro Cup in their possession for the next year. It was a great season of camaraderie and competition between the two tours with dual events and many players traveling …