Bennett and Marissa Scaletta Sweep South Carolina Junior Player of the Year Honors
Brother and sister combine for a rare double in one of the most competitive Player of the Year races in SCJGA history
Brother and sister combine for a rare double in one of the most competitive Player of the Year races in SCJGA history
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In the Palmetto State not all the top players could sign during the early signing period. Two of the highest ranked and most successful juniors, who made commitments are a year away from officially signing to be a Gamecock or Tiger. By Stan Olenik Editor-Publisher, The Golf […]
The South Carolina Golf Association has selected The Carolina Country Club as its 2024 Club of the Year. SCGA Executive Director Biff Lathrop informed the club that the award will be presented at South Carolina Golf Day next January at Forest Lake Club in Columbia. “The Carolina Country […]
By Stan Olenik Editor-Publisher, The Golf Club A week ago, while researching a story on the retirement of a longtime leader in the BMW Charity Pro-Am’s volunteer corps, we checked the tournament website for routine background. Instead, we found a web banner announcing that the event was leaving […]
Taking the next step By Stan Olenik Editor-Publisher, The Golf Club National Signing Day looks a little different depending on the sport. For football and basketball players, it’s often a made-for-TV moment — hats lined up on the table, cameras flashing, teammates cheering, and one final flourish as […]
By Stan Olenik, Editor-Publisher, The Golf Club What began more than two decades ago as a friendly golf showdown between Greenville and Spartanburg counties has grown into one of the Upstate’s most spirited charity events. The Cyder Cup, a local nod to the Ryder Cup, now fuels a […]
After missing last year’s postseason, Clemson women’s golf rebuilt its culture under head coach Kelley Hester — and capped the fall with a record-setting 18-stroke victory at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove.
Defending champion T.L. Hanna overcame a soggy start and stormy conditions at Coastal Carolina’s Hackler Course to claim its second straight 5A-II girls golf championship. Senior Marisa Scaletta led the comeback with an eagle 3 on the sixth hole and a closing 71 to win the individual state title, joining her brother Bennett as a South Carolina high-school medalist.