Eligibility
Open to 2010 members of the SCGA who are residents of South Carolina.  Both players must be at least 55 years of age as of March 23, 2010.  Entries may be returned to those teams that have not had reasonable activity on their club’s handicap roster as of the most recent update. 

Entries
Entries must be filed either on attached form or register online at www.scgolf.org.  Entries must be received by 5:00 p.m. on March 3, 2010. Field will be limited to 60 teams. Priorities are as follows: (1) Exact teams that participated in 2009 event (expires Feb. 12). (2) Teams that did not participate in 2009 with lowest combined handicap indexes and earliest date of entry.  Changes in partners after acceptance of entry may result in loss of priority.  Acceptance will be posted online at www.scgolf.org by March 4.  $10.00 from each player’s entry fee will be entered as a tax deductible donation to the SC Junior Golf Foundation as approved by the SCGA Executive Board.

Format
USGA rules apply, 36-hole four ball stroke play.  Awards will be for gross only, 36-hole total.  Flights will be established based on first round scores.

Schedule
March 5-22  ONE Practice Round - Space available basis - Make arrangements thru 
                     Golf Shop (843) 524-0300
March 23      First round - Qualify for flights.  Lunch will be included the first day of the tournament.
March 24      Final round - 18 hole Four-Ball Stroke Play by flights.
  
Pairings
Tee times and pairings available March 9 from the SCGA Web Site: www.scgolf.org

Carts
Players are required to rent carts from the Sanctuary Golf Club for $40.00 per player for the two days, range balls included.

Lodging
Accommodations have been made available at The Country Inn & Suites in Beaufort for $79.00 per night + tax.  Reservations can be made by calling 843-379-4000 and asking for the South Carolina Golf Association rate.  Please make your reservations as soon as possible.  
   
Restrictions
Players are required to adhere to the dress code of the facility and conduct themselves in the manner of keeping with the highest standards of the SCGA.  Players refusing to comply will be disqualified from the competition.  Plastic, non-traditional spikes will be required for this event.