Parent-Child Championship (9 holer)

The Florida State Parent-Child Championship will be “magical” once again as it returns to Walt Disney World. Osprey Ridge, a Tom Fazio-design, has been named one of the “Top 10 Resort Courses in America” by Golf Magazine. Eagle Pines is an imaginative creation of Pete Dye. The professionals will test the Magnolia Course, home of the National Car Rental Golf Classic.

ELIGIBILITY

The Parent-Child Championship is open to everyone. There is no maximum age limitation for parent or child. (A 40 year old is eligible to compete with his father.) At least one entrant of each team must be a member of FSGA or FWSGA. One or both of the Professional Division team members must be a golf professional. There is no maximum age limitation for parent or child. Grandparents may also play with grandchildren.

ENTRY FEE

$150 for Junior Division ($140 for online entry), which includes cart fee for tournament rounds, team picture, and awards. (Only two-person teams are permitted)

CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT

Juniors play 9 holes of modified alternate shot using Stableford scoring each day. Teams will be grouped by combined handicap for day one groupings.

DIVISIONS

There will not be any gender-based divisions, but four sets of tees will be utilized: Regular men, Regular women, jr./sr. men and jr./sr. women (Seniors age 55 and older will move up to play the same tee as the 12-14 year old juniors.)

COURSE

The junior division will play the "Oak Trail" executive course.

CARTS

Players are responsible for practice round cart fees.

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS

Brendon and Andrew McCarthy, Hobe Sound, won the age 6-9 flight with 53 points.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Arrangements have been made at the Radisson Resort Parkway for $78 per night. The deadline for reservations is July 30. Call (800) 634-4774 and identify yourself as a FSGA competitor for reservations.