Super-Senior Amateur Championship

Join us in a reunion of golfers 65 years of age and older competing in one of our most popular events. The Super-Senior Championship offers a competitive Championship environment for golfers in a stroke play scratch format with three different age divisions from three different sets of tees.

David Anthony

BRADENTON, Fla. – David Anthony earned the victory at the Super-Senior Amateur Championship on Wednesday at Bradenton Country Club. This is the first FSGA championship win for Anthony since the 2003 Mid-Senior Four-Ball Championship.

Pete Andrews was victorious in the 70-74 Division on Tuesday, while Jim DuBois took home the win in the 75 & Over Division.

Championship Division

Anthony secured his first FSGA championship victory in 17 years in wire-to-wire fashion, carding a 1-under 212 for the championship. After a bogey to start the championship on Monday, Anthony played the rest of the day bogey free to fire a first-round 69. He took a 1-shot lead over the field into the second round.

The Jacksonville native used an even-par 71 in the second round to take the 36-hold lead for the championship.

Anthony began the final round with a two-shot lead over the field at 2-under 140. He birdied two of his first three holes to begin the final round, before running into trouble with a bogey and double bogey. Anthony made the turn at 1-over for the day and went on to play the back side at even par.

He finished the championship with a final-round 72 to secure the seven-shot win. The 2002 Mid-Amateur Champion was the only player in the field to card an under-par round for the championship.

Doug LaCrosse and Mark Weston finished tied for second place at 6-over 219, while Rick Woulfe finished one shot back in fourth place at 7-over 220.

		Pete Andrews  |  Jim DuBois

Andrews survived a playoff to take home the win in the 70-74 Division. He used the low round of the championship to take the first-round lead at 2-under 69. The Lithia native began the final round with a 40 on the front nine. Andrew put together an even-par back nine, with two birdies, to card a final-round 76.

At the end of the day, he sat in a tie for first with Tom Grady at 3-over 145. Anthony made a par on the first playoff hole to win, while Grady finished runner-up. Jim Carley took third place at 5-over 147, putting together round of 70-77.  

Andrews, Grady and Carley were the only three players in the division to card under-par rounds.

75 & Over Division

DuBois captured the win in the 75 & Over Division, carding a 7-over 149 for the championship. The Coral Springs native took the first-round lead on Monday with a 1-over 72.  He finished the week with a final-round 77 to secure the two-shot victory.

Walt Martin took second place at 9-over 151, while Brian Sachs finished third at 15-over 157.

Final Results

Shared Carts

Bradenton Country Club has limited carts and dividers installed like pictured below. Competitors will be asked to share carts in this event with another competitor in the field. We will play in foursomes.

Format

• 54 holes of individual gross stroke play in the Championship Division (Age 65 & Over)
  • Maximum field size (Championship Division) - 84 players - 72 player per wave due to COVID-19
• 36 holes of individual stroke play in the 70-74 and 75 & Over Age Divisions
  • Maximum field size of two age divisions combined - 84 players - 72 players per wave due to COVID-19

Eligibility

• Male amateur golfer
• At least 65 years of age as of the first day of the Championship
• Entrant is required to be a member of the FSGA and have an active Florida GHIN of 15.0 or less

Entry Fees

• Late entries will be accepted subject to a $10 late entry fee should the entrant gain acceptance into the field

Schedule of Events

Sunday, October 4th

• Practice rounds

Monday, October 5th

• Morning wave (65 & Over) - Round one tee times begin at 7:45 AM off of #1 and #10 tees
• Afternoon wave (70-74) and (75 & Over) - Round one tee times begin at 12:30 PM off of #1 and #10 tees
• Complimentary players' lunch off limited menu before or after round

Tuesday, October 6th

• Morning wave (70-74) and (75 & Over) - Round two tee times begin at 7:45 AM off of #1 and #10 tees
• Awards ceremony for 70-74 and 75 & Over age divisions immediately following the completion of play 
• Afternoon wave (65 & Over) - Round two tee times begin at 12:30 PM off of #1 and #10 tees
• Complimentary players' lunch off limited menu before or after round
  

Wednesday, October 7th

• 7:45 AM off of #1 and #10 tees
• Awards ceremony for Championship Division immediately following the completion of play
• Complimentary players' lunch off limited menu before or after round
  

Championship Field Size

• Maximum of 156 players - cut to 144 due to COVID

Course Set-Up & Age Divisions

At time of entry, players must select which division to play in. A player of any age may select the 65 & Over division and must play from the longer tees. Otherwise, players are required to play in the age division commensurate with their age as of the first day of the Championship.

Players may not play in multiple age divisions. The golf course will be set-up at approximately:

• Championship Division - Ages 65 & Over (54 holes):  6,200-6,400 yards
• 70-74 Age Division (36 holes):  5,900-6,100 yards
• 75 & Over Age Division (36 holes):  5,500-5,700 yards

Practice Rounds

Practice rounds are available one week leading up to the Championship on a space available basis. The price for a practice round is $35 plus tax. Please call 941-792-4159 to arrange your practice round.

Defending Champions

Terry Werner, of Fort Myers, posted 74-71-69--214 (-2) over 54 holes to capture an eight stroke victory in the Championship Division. Michael Bell posted 36 holes at even par (144) to win the 70-74 age division for the 2nd time, while Jim Brown fired 71-76--147 to capture the 75 & Over Age Division by two strokes. Click here for the previous year's results.

Exemptions Earned from this Tournament

Winner

• Next year's Senior Amateur Championship (Championship Division)

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. 
• 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.

Payment

Bradenton Country Club accepts cash and all major credit cards as forms of payment.

Host Hotel and Accommodations

There are currently no host hotels.

Directions

Bradenton Country Club
4646 9th Avenue West
Bradenton, FL 34209
941-792-4159

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