McGladrey Team
Championship
Championship
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2008 PGA McGladrey Team Championship
Highland Springs Golf Club Local Qualifier - 18 Holes
June 28 or 29, 2008 (Play Either Day)
Entry Fee Per Person - $75.00
Includes Tournament Favors - Sports Duffel Bag and Golf Balls
Winning Team Advances to Sectional Qualifier
Ford's Colony C.C. - August 12, 2008
The second annual PGA McGladrey Team Championship is an exciting
nationwide amateur championship managed by the PGA of America. It
brings together amateur golfers and PGA Professionals for a one-of-a-kind
grassroots competition. The championship reflects the kind of achievement
we strive to make with all of our clients.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship features a series of Local
Qualifying Events, 41 PGA Section Championships held between April and
September and a National Championship field of 41 four-person teams
October 20 – 22 at Pinehurst (NC) Resort. Local Qualifying Events are
open to men and women of all ages and playing abilities who have an
established handicap.
The Championship consists of three rounds: Local Qualifying Events,
Sectional Championships, and the National Championship. Local Qualifying
Events begin in January and run through August. Winning teams at Local
Qualifying Events progress to Sectional Championships which are
scheduled between April and September. At the Sectional level, teams are
joined by The PGA Professional from their local club to make a team of
four. Finally, from October 20 - 22, the 41 Sectional Champion teams
converge on Pinehurst’s Course Nos. 2, 4, and 8 for the National
Championship.
As the official accounting, tax and business consulting firm of The PGA of
America, The PGA McGladrey Team Championship reinforces our position
as the firm for companies on the move and increases our awareness in the
communities where more than 120 RSM McGladrey offices operate
throughout the country.
A year ago, thousands of your neighbors in golf began a special journey in
golf. That adventure begins anew.
It is your chance to do what few can boast in their golf careers – to be part
of a national championship. The PGA of America welcomes its nationwide
membership, connected to amateur players everywhere, to discover that
teamwork is alive and well in this game.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship marks its second season in
2008, and we invited you to be a part of that story.
The Championship is the result of a partnership between The PGA of
America and RSM McGladrey, the Official Accounting, Tax and Business
Consulting Firm of The PGA of America.
For those who were part of the inaugural 2007 Championship, we welcome
you back. For those who have yet to sample what can be your most
memorable golf experience, we have new elements to this year’s
Championship.
This year, the handicap index increases; and more than one team may
advance to the Section Championship based on Local Championship
attendance.
Competitors this year will begin play on Course No. 8, and finish the final
two days with play split between famed Course No. 2 and No. 4.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship has proven to be a very popular
addition to the golf schedules of amateurs and their Local PGA
Professional. Make it a part of your 2008 plans in golf.
Are you ready to join the team? The journey begins now.
Local Qualifier
Format
One round (18 holes), best one net ball of three players. Teams of three
amateurs will compete at their host PGA Professional’s club. Each amateur
must have an established USGA handicap. A Local Qualifying Event must
have a minimum of seven (7) teams to have an event. For more handicap
requirements click here.
Application of Handicap
Amateurs will receive 50% of their handicap allowance adjusted for the
course and tees being played. In calculating the amateur's handicap, the
handicap allowance will be multiplied by 50% and rounded up or down (.5
rounds up). Strokes are taken from the men’s and women’s course
handicap stroke index. The team must use each player’s score on a
minimum of three (3) holes.
Handicap Verification
Amateurs playing at a facility other then their home facility will need to
provide the host PGA Professional with their most recent handicap
certificate. Amateurs will not be able to participate without verification of
their handicap.
Team Handicap (New)
The total handicap index combined of all three partners will be a maximum
of 54.0 if all male, 70.0 if one female, 80.0 if two female, 90.0 if all three
female.
Rules and Regulation
The Rules of Golf which govern play are determined by the United States
Golf Association and applied by The PGA of America Board of Directors.
The Championship is subject to the overall supervision of the Board and
The PGA Rules Committee.
Entry Fee
$55 Entry Fee per amateur (plus $20 course fees). Entry forms will need to
be completed as a team.
All participants will receive a tee gift pack consisting of a sports duffel bag
and golf balls.
Advancing to the Section Championship
Each Local Qualifying Event that has a minimum of seven teams and a
maximum of seventeen teams, one team advances. For events that have 18
or more teams, two teams will advance to their designated Section
Championship. At the Section Championship, the three amateurs will be
joined by a PGA Professional from their host facility.
Highland Springs Golf Club Local Qualifier - 18 Holes
June 28 or 29, 2008 (Play Either Day)
Entry Fee Per Person - $75.00
Includes Tournament Favors - Sports Duffel Bag and Golf Balls
Winning Team Advances to Sectional Qualifier
Ford's Colony C.C. - August 12, 2008
The second annual PGA McGladrey Team Championship is an exciting
nationwide amateur championship managed by the PGA of America. It
brings together amateur golfers and PGA Professionals for a one-of-a-kind
grassroots competition. The championship reflects the kind of achievement
we strive to make with all of our clients.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship features a series of Local
Qualifying Events, 41 PGA Section Championships held between April and
September and a National Championship field of 41 four-person teams
October 20 – 22 at Pinehurst (NC) Resort. Local Qualifying Events are
open to men and women of all ages and playing abilities who have an
established handicap.
The Championship consists of three rounds: Local Qualifying Events,
Sectional Championships, and the National Championship. Local Qualifying
Events begin in January and run through August. Winning teams at Local
Qualifying Events progress to Sectional Championships which are
scheduled between April and September. At the Sectional level, teams are
joined by The PGA Professional from their local club to make a team of
four. Finally, from October 20 - 22, the 41 Sectional Champion teams
converge on Pinehurst’s Course Nos. 2, 4, and 8 for the National
Championship.
As the official accounting, tax and business consulting firm of The PGA of
America, The PGA McGladrey Team Championship reinforces our position
as the firm for companies on the move and increases our awareness in the
communities where more than 120 RSM McGladrey offices operate
throughout the country.
A year ago, thousands of your neighbors in golf began a special journey in
golf. That adventure begins anew.
It is your chance to do what few can boast in their golf careers – to be part
of a national championship. The PGA of America welcomes its nationwide
membership, connected to amateur players everywhere, to discover that
teamwork is alive and well in this game.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship marks its second season in
2008, and we invited you to be a part of that story.
The Championship is the result of a partnership between The PGA of
America and RSM McGladrey, the Official Accounting, Tax and Business
Consulting Firm of The PGA of America.
For those who were part of the inaugural 2007 Championship, we welcome
you back. For those who have yet to sample what can be your most
memorable golf experience, we have new elements to this year’s
Championship.
This year, the handicap index increases; and more than one team may
advance to the Section Championship based on Local Championship
attendance.
Competitors this year will begin play on Course No. 8, and finish the final
two days with play split between famed Course No. 2 and No. 4.
The PGA McGladrey Team Championship has proven to be a very popular
addition to the golf schedules of amateurs and their Local PGA
Professional. Make it a part of your 2008 plans in golf.
Are you ready to join the team? The journey begins now.
Local Qualifier
Format
One round (18 holes), best one net ball of three players. Teams of three
amateurs will compete at their host PGA Professional’s club. Each amateur
must have an established USGA handicap. A Local Qualifying Event must
have a minimum of seven (7) teams to have an event. For more handicap
requirements click here.
Application of Handicap
Amateurs will receive 50% of their handicap allowance adjusted for the
course and tees being played. In calculating the amateur's handicap, the
handicap allowance will be multiplied by 50% and rounded up or down (.5
rounds up). Strokes are taken from the men’s and women’s course
handicap stroke index. The team must use each player’s score on a
minimum of three (3) holes.
Handicap Verification
Amateurs playing at a facility other then their home facility will need to
provide the host PGA Professional with their most recent handicap
certificate. Amateurs will not be able to participate without verification of
their handicap.
Team Handicap (New)
The total handicap index combined of all three partners will be a maximum
of 54.0 if all male, 70.0 if one female, 80.0 if two female, 90.0 if all three
female.
Rules and Regulation
The Rules of Golf which govern play are determined by the United States
Golf Association and applied by The PGA of America Board of Directors.
The Championship is subject to the overall supervision of the Board and
The PGA Rules Committee.
Entry Fee
$55 Entry Fee per amateur (plus $20 course fees). Entry forms will need to
be completed as a team.
All participants will receive a tee gift pack consisting of a sports duffel bag
and golf balls.
Advancing to the Section Championship
Each Local Qualifying Event that has a minimum of seven teams and a
maximum of seventeen teams, one team advances. For events that have 18
or more teams, two teams will advance to their designated Section
Championship. At the Section Championship, the three amateurs will be
joined by a PGA Professional from their host facility.
The team registration may be done online or by downloading
the worksheet and bringing it to the golf shop. Please use
the links above to enter your team.
the worksheet and bringing it to the golf shop. Please use
the links above to enter your team.
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