Two-Man Scramble Championship

PORT SAINT LUCIE, Fla. – Daniel Eggertsson and Kasey Denesevich captured the win at the Two-Man Scramble Championship on Sunday at PGA Golf Club, while Gregory Shires and Rokki Rogan took home the victory in the Senior Division. 

Championship Division

Eggertsson and Denesevich captured the one-shot victory in the Championship Division, finishing the weekend at 19-under 125. The team began the weekend with an 8-under 125 in the first round, carding six birdies and an eagle on the day. They finished Saturday four shots back of the first-round leaders, Kyle Roberts and Lucas Carpenter, who posted a first-round 60, the low round of the championship in the Championship Division.

The duo of Eggertsson and Denesevich took the victory with an 11-under 61 in the final round to jump five spots up the leaderboard into the top spot. They finished the day with bogey free with 11 birdies to earn the one-shot win.

Three teams finished the championship in a tie for second at 18-under 126: Thomas Parker / Michael Barbosa, Austin Robillard / Rhett Pooley and Eric Grimes / Nick Solimene.

Senior Division

Shires and Rogan used rounds of 65 and 63 to secure the win in the Senior Division at 16-under 128. They began the championship with a 7-under 65 on Saturday to sit in a tie for second, one shot back of the leaders.

The team of Shires and Rogan got off to a strong start in the final round with three-straight birdies to start the day. They added three more on the front side and secured the three-shot victory with a final-round 83, the low round of the championship in the Senior Division.

Bruce Sands and Jacques Legere took a runner-up finish at 13-under 131, while Greg Greenbaum and Greg Hendrix finished third at 12-under 132.

The 3rd Scramble Championship will be a test to some of the top competitors in one of the most common and fun formats, a two-man scramble. Both players will tee off, then select the best ball, and both players, will play from that location, continuing to choose the best ball until the ball is holed. This Championship will be setup to test the finest players in the state, so be sure to come prepared to play a challenging setup, similar to what is seen at the Four-Ball Championship and State Amateur.

Format

• 36 holes scramble gross stroke play
• The lowest gross team score for 36 holes in each division, will be the Champions (no handicaps used)
• There will be no mulligans, no string sold, and the course will be setup to the likes of the State Amateur & State Four-Ball Championships
  

Eligibility

• Male amateur golfers, age 21 or older
  • Both players must be age 55 or older on the first day of the Championship to compete in the Senior Division
• Both entrants are required to be current adult members of the FSGA and have an active Florida GHIN of 10.0 or less

Entry Fee

• $340 per team ($170 per player)
• Entry Fee includes tee gift, range balls and cart and greens fees for two rounds.
• Late entries will be accepted subject to a $10 late entry fee should the entrant gain acceptance into the field.

Schedule of Events

Saturday, July 9th

• 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 1st & 10th Tee Start

Sunday, July 10th

• 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM 1st & 10th Tee Start

Championship Field Size

Maximum of 52 teams - 104 players

Entry Priority

Entries will be accepted based upon the order of receipt. Entries received after the competitive field is full or after the close of entries, will be placed on an alternates list. Alternates will be contacted in the order of receipt of entry, if and when, a spot becomes available.

Course Set-Up

The golf course will be set-up at approximately:

• Championship - 7,000 - 7,300 yards
• Senior - 6,400 - 6,700 yards

Practice Rounds

Practice Rounds are available one week prior to the Championship, and limited to after 12:00 Noon on the weekend prior at a discounted rate of $47 plus tax. Players may book tee times by calling 772-467-5494 and may book tee times 7 days in advance of the day they wish to play.

Defending Champions

Chip Brooke and Marc Dull captured the Championship Flight while Steve Sponder and David Anthony took first in the Senior Flight. Both victories were won by one-stroke in wire-to-wire fashion at Black Diamond Ranch, in Lecanto. Click here for the results.

Host Hotel and Accommodations

Ther is currently no host hotel for this event.

Other Policies

• Spectators and Spectator Cart Policy - Click here.
• Caddies - Caddies are allowed in all FSGA Championships except Junior events. However, a player must not use a parent, step-parent or guardian as a caddie. The caddie MUST walk and the player's clubs must remain on the golf cart. - Click here
• Championship Pace of Play Policy - Click here.
• Local Rules and Terms of the Competition - Click here.
• Championship Policies - Click here to read the withdrawal, dress code, and other policies.
• Procedures for Alternates - Click here for information on how alternates may gain entry into this Championship.
• Conditions/ Schedule - The FSGA Championships Committee/on-site Rules Committee reserves the right to alter any of the conditions, provisions and/or schedules. The decision of the Championships Committee/on-site Rules Committee in any matter will be final.

Directions

PGA Golf Club (Wanamaker Course)
1916 Perfect Drive
Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986
772-467-5494

Click here for directions for the club.