The South Carolina Golf Association has launched the MySCGA app for golfers, available to users of iOS and Android devices. The free app can be downloaded from Google Play and Apple’s app stores.
Golfers using MySCGA can upload their GHIN (Golf Handicap and Information Network) number to post scores and view statistics. The application also has an Events tab to enter tournaments or view a schedule, as well as other information. There is a News section along with a guide that features a directory of member clubs, the Palmetto Golfer Magazine, the Golf Rules, the SC Junior Golf Association and the SC Junior Golf Foundation and more.
City Four-Ball has waiting list
Registration has already been completed and there is a waiting list for players who wish to participate in this year’s Charleston City Four-Ball Championship.
The tournament, a 36-hole, four-ball championship, was not played in 2020 due to field renovations at Charleston Municipal. Matt Wood and Jeff Sullivan won the 2019 title with 64-68-132. The senior champions were Mike Mazza and Warren Peper with 64-67-131.
Arriving
• May 3: East Cooper Habitat Golf Tees to House Keys Golf Club, Charleston National Golf Club, $ 500 per team, $ 150 per player, visit eastcooperhabitat.org/news-events/events.html.
• May 22: Warrior Surf Foundation Charity Golf Classic to benefit veterans, Wescott Golf Club, $ 400 per team, visit warriorsurf.rallyup.com/golftournament.
Aces
Rich Hagen, February 4, Cassique-Kiawah Island Club, No. 5, 144 yards, 7-iron. Witnesses: Rob Jones, John Centurino, Jeremy Goodman.
Ashton Phillips, February 6, Mid Pines-Southern Pines, NC, No. 13, 185 yards, 6-iron. Witnesses: Scott Caine, Will Cox, Duncan Bryan.
Mark Eckels, February 10, Summerville Country Club, No. 2, 135 yards, 4 hybrids. Witnesses: George Maes, Bob Ghirlanda.
Roberto arancio, February 21, Links Course-Wild Dunes Resort, No. 12, 170 yards, 5-iron. Witness: Warren Swindlehurst.
Christof Buys, February 22, Coosaw Creek Country Club, No. 11, 152 yards, iron 6. Witnesses: Al Forsythe, Jim Bozard.
A hole-in-one must be reported by the golf course. Send an email to aces to [email protected] and [email protected].