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Club Team Championship

LPGA International - Daytona Beach

May 2-3, 2009

As the official home of the LPGA, LPGA International has two championship courses. The Legends course, designed by Arthur Hills, opened in October 1998 and compliments the first course, designed by Reese Jones, which opened in July 1994. Named the Champions course, the Jones links-style design has been selected for many awards such as GOLF MAGAZINE's "Top Ten You Can Play" public access courses.

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to traditional golf clubs (that own their own course) which are members of the FSGA. The four team members must each be members of the club (traditional dues-paying golf membership). Any questions regarding eligibility should be directed to the FSGA Executive Director.

Divisions:  Regular and Senior Division. All team members must be 55 and older to compete in senior division.

PRACTICE BEFORE or BETWEEN ROUNDS:  Rule 7-1b has been waived; this will allow competitors to play on the competition courses between competitive rounds.

ENTRY FEE:  $600 per team. ($700 - member clubs not using the FSGA/GHIN Handicap System)

ENTRIES CLOSE:  4/1/2009

CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT:  36 holes of stroke play stableford scoring.
All players play eighteen holes each the Legends and Champions courses.  Each team total is derived from the total of the high 3 of the 4 stableford scores each round. 

Each club can send as many teams as it prefers.  Prior to March 18, only two teams per club (any combination) will be entered into the field (in order of receipt).  If the field is not full as of March 18, additional teams will be added on a first come first-serve basis.

SEEDING:  The Tournament Committee will seed the field based upon prior performance in this event. In the event the Championship is reduced to 18 holes (weather), the Committee reserves the right to declare a champion from the course with the highest-seeded teams.

PRACTICE ROUNDS: Practice rounds may be arranged on a space available anytime one week prior to the Championship. The cost of your practice round is $30.00 plus tax.  Please call 386-274-5742 to arrange your practice round at LPGA International.

CARTS:  Carts are included for all competitive rounds. Players are responsible for practice round fees.  All players must ride during their stipulated round.

CADDIE & SPECTATORS: Spectators and caddies are always welcome at FSGA Championships. Only players are allowed to ride in carts.  If a player employs a caddie, the caddie MUST walk and the player’s clubs must remain on the golf cart.

ACCOMMODATIONS: Click on the hotel icon for hotels in the Daytona Beach area. 

DEADLINE:  Clubs may, through their golf professional, reserve a spot (with a fully-paid entry) without team members' names prior to the closing date, but must have players verified upon close of entries.

CONDITIONS; SCHEDULES – 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.

CHAMPIONSHIP PACE OF PLAY: Click here to read about the Championship Pace of Play Policy. NOTE: The pace of play will be modified for a deduction of one point off of your total score for the first breach and an additional 2 points for the second breach.

HARD CARD; CONDITIONS OF COMPETITIONS: Click here to read about the Hard Card and Conditions of Competitions.

CHAMPIONSHIP POLICIES: Click here to read about the withdrawal policy, dress code and Caddie and spectator procedures.

DIRECTIONS TO LPGA INTERNATIONAL:  Click here

From I-95 North or South
Take exit 265.
Head west for about ¼ mile.
The entrance to the golf course is on the left hand side.

From I-4
Take the Route 92 east exit to LPGA Blvd.
Make a left and follow that road for approximately 3 miles.
The golf course is on the right hand side.

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS:  Team members Mike Walters, Max Castro, John Gabler and Paul Royak of Palma Ceia won the title as Black Diamond's team from Lecanto won the Senior division at Golden Hills and Juliette Falls.