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50th Women's Senior Amateur Live Scoring
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NJ National's Tara Fleming leads NJSGA Women's Senior after Round 1
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Tara Fleming of New Jersey National survived windy conditions - and a triple bogey - and carded a six-over-par 77 to take the first-round lead in the 36-hole New Jersey State Golf Association 50th Women’s Senior Amateur Championship at the par-71, 5,499-yard Beacon Hill Country Club in Atlantic Highlands. Scoring Photo Gallery Fleming, 52, the…
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Experience The Lincoln Way with the NJSGA
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Exclusive incentives and concierge support are two of the many benefits NJSGA remembers receive from Lincoln, our official automotive partner. Imagine an elevated purchase experience that matches the exceptional Lincoln ownership experience. That’s The Lincoln Way with the NJSGA. Benefits Available to You as an NJSGA Member Monochromatic…
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Wayne native Marina Alex makes Solheim Cup Debut
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Marina Alex, a native of Wayne, enjoys being that “Jersey Girl” on the LPGA Tour. “I get ‘Jersey Girl’ all the time, anywhere I am,” she says. “Because there’s always like the one Jersey person that makes themselves known. “And that’s partially why I’ve never changed my hometown (in her LPGA bio). I think it gives me a…
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John Pak reflects on Walker Cup Experience
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Born and raised in New Jersey, Walker Cup hero John Pak has come a long way from Scotch Plains. On the weekend of Sept. 7-8, Pak reached the pinnacle of his young career when he went 3-0 in his matches in the Walker Cup at England’s Royal Liverpool, leading the United States to its first victory over Great Britain and Ireland on foreign soil…
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Springdale's Keith Stewart named NJPGA Professional of the Year
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Springdale Golf Club PGA head professional Keith Stewart has been named recipient of the New Jersey Section of the PGA of America’s highest honor, the 2019 NJPGA Professional of the Year Award. The award is presented to an individual based on qualities of leadership, strong moral character and a substantial record of service to the NJPGA and…
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Maryland's Sovero and Grady take medal in U.S. Four-Ball Qualifying; NJ duo of Brown and Barron Advance
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Photo (l-r): Michael Brown, Peter Barron, Kevin Grady, Andrew Sovero Andrew Sovero of Catonsville, Md., and Kevin Grady of Ellicott City, Md., combined for an eight-under-par 63 to garner medalist honors in the Sectional Qualifying Round of the 2020 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship at the par 71, 6919 yard Galloway National Golf Club in…
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2020 US Amateur Four-Ball SQR Live Scoring
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David Sampson of River Vale wins Men's Public Links Championship at Galloping Hill
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David Sampson of River Vale drained a 15-foot par putt on his final hole that carried him to a one-stroke victory in the 15th NJSGA Men’s Public Links Championship on Wednesday at Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth. Sampson, 32, a former varsity golfer at Seton Hall University, shot one-over-par 71-70-141 to edge co-runners-up Shawn…
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15th Public Links Championship Live Scoring
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Wirths, Riley win 24th Senior Four-Ball Championship
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Matt Wirths and Randy Riley of Baltusrol combined for six birdies against only one bogey, firing a five-under-par 67 to win the 24th NJSGA Senior-Four-Ball Championship on Monday at the par-72, 6,432-yard Pine Barrens Golf Club in Jackson. Scoring Photo Gallery Riley and Wirths were one shot better than the tandem of Tom Avers and Jeff Kortina of…
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24th Senior Four-Ball Championship Live Scoring
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Live Scoring
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Scotch Plains' Pak named to Walker Cup Team
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Photo courtesy: Ross Obley, Florida State University One of the highest honors an amateur golfer can achieve is playing on the Walker Cup team. John Pak of Scotch Plains is one of the select few who can claim that accomplishment. The rising junior at Florida State University, who won the Atlantic Coast Conference championship this spring and…
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Lucas & Mike Artigliere repeat as Father and Son Champions at Hawk Pointe G.C.
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Defending champions Lucas and Mike Artigliere of Mount Tabor registered three birdies on both the front and back nines, powering their effort of a six-under-par 66 to win 97th NJSGA Father and Son Championship at par-72, 6,360-yard Hawk Pointe Golf Club in Washington. The Artiglieres were one shot better than Mike and Michael Paduano of Eagle…
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Father & Son Championship Scoring
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