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RULES & SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

-Mr. Shawn Randall, Men ’ s Golf Chair

-Mr. Tom Beck, Golf Chair

-Mr. Jared Green

-Mr. Herb Matter

-Mr. Brad Mitchell

-Mr. Jeff Mitchell

-Mr. Peter Thomson

WELCOME

The Men ’s Golf Committee welcomes you to the 2020 golf season. This section of the book will provide you with all relevant information regarding rules and events for 2020. This season we are retaining an extended qualifying period for major championships including no qualifying for certain senior championships. Following are some highlights for 2020:  We are continuing with our online tournament registration for 2020. Players will again be able to access a menu of all our men’s events for 20 20 from the club website. Each tournament will have its own dedicated webpage that will house format and tournament information, as well as results, player analytics, and pictures following play. Online tournament sign-ups will be available for most events. We expect this to be a terrific addition to our tournament program.  New for 2020, registration for both the Twilight League as well as the 84 th Invitational will be taken through our online tournament registration as well as by phone call to the golf shop as in years past. Twilight registration opens March 13 th at 9:00 a.m. and Invitational registration opens March 27 th at 9:00 a.m.  We will have three weekend Member-Member events in 2020. The Holiday tournament will be played July 4th - 5th and features varying formats for each nine holes. The Labor Day event will take place on Saturday, September 5 th and will be a flighted better-ball match play event. The closing Member-Member will be a better ball of partners event on October 3rd - 4th.  Again, our one-day Member-Guests will feature a different format for each event. The events will be a ‘ Bring 1 or 3 guest’ and we will cap the field at 104 players. We expect these to be heavily subscribed, so begin lining up your guests. Sign-ups for One Day Member-Guests will begin about one month before the event.  We will celebrate the 84th Invitational this year, and it will again be our marquee event. Please plan on supporting this special event. We expect this event to sell out quickly. The event dates are June 18th -20th

 The Beat the Pro event will again be scheduled for Memorial Day weekend.

 The Senior and Super Senior Stroke Play Championship has moved on the calendar to August 29 – 30. We are hoping to see a full field for this event.

 Regarding handicaps, the Handicap Committee will once again determine any reductions to player ’s handicaps prior to an event.

 The Golf Shop will post all scores for tournament events, including annual championship match play scores.

 Our peer review system will cont inue to be in place. A member may anonymously ask the handicap committee to review another member ’s handicap to ensure scores are being posted, tournament index is similar to non-tournament index, blatant score manipulation does not exist, etc. The peer review can be accessed on the golf page of the WCC website.

 Like seasons past, our success will be judged by your PARTICIPATION. We have something for everyone and we hope you support our events on the schedule.

EVENT SCHEDULE

March 13

Twilight Registration begins at 9:00 a.m.

March 27

84 th Invitational Registration begins at 9:00 a.m.

April 19, 26, May 3

GAP Matches

April 10 – May 17

President ’ s Cup and Better Ball of Partners Qualifying

April 17 – May 3

Senior Club Championship Sign-ups

April 24

Opening Event

April 22, April 29, May 6, May 13, May 20

Twilight League

May 8 – May 17

Senior/Super Sr. Handicap Championship Sign-ups

May 21

Member Guest Bring 1 or 3

June 5 - 21

Mixed 2-Ball Qualifying

June 18

84 th Invitational Practice Round

June 19 – 20

84 th Invitational

June 21

84 th Invitational Couples Golf

June 23 – July 12

Match Play Qualifying

July 4 – 5

Holiday Tournament

July 9

Member Gust Bring 1 or 3

July 24 – 26

Club Championship

August 29 – 30

Sr./Super Sr. Stroke Play Championship

September 5

Labor Day Member-Member

September 9 – 10

GAP Senior Amateur

September 17

Member Guest Bring 1 or 3

October 2

Putting Championship

October 3 - 4

Member - Member

October 8

Member Guest Bring 1 or 3

October 9

Greenville Cup

October 16

Mixed Glow Ball Tournament

November 21

Turkey Shoot

RULES FOR 2020 MEN ’ S GOLF SEASON

GOLF EVENTS

The golf events at Wilmington Country Club provide a variety of formats for all levels of competition. This section provides information on the events including a schedule, rules, and participation procedures. Any changes to the published schedules will be posted in advance. The Men ’s Golf Program is divided into two tournament sections: Annual Championships and Major Tournaments.

I. Annual Championships

ENTRY FEES

Participation in the Annual Championships may be gained by paying a $130 annual entry fee. A member may instead choose to pay a per event fee of $35.00 for each Annual Championship. All events in which a member participates before his annual entry fee is received will be charged the individual event rate.

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Better Ball of Partners President ’s Cup

Senior Match Play Championship Mixed Two Ball Championship Senior & Super Senior Handicap Championship Men ’ s Match Play Championship WCC Club Championship Senior Stroke Play Championship Men ’ s Putting Championship

Matches in the Annual Championships must be completed by the date noted in the schedule. Continuing in 2020, players advancing will be asked to confirm their play date with their opponent to the Golf Shop by Thursday following the close of the round. In any match, if the two opposing sides cannot agree on a time to play, then the match must be played on the original deadline of Sunday at 1 p.m. Requests for match extensions must be submitted to the Men’s Golf Committee for approval. For the convenience of all, participants are requested not to enter tournaments unless they are reasonably sure of being able to play on the appointed days. The Men ’ s Golf Committee may extend playing deadlines only after reviewing extraordinary extenuating circumstances. All qualifying rounds for the Annual Championships must be played with a male member(s) (not including the participan t’ s partner), who will attest the qualifying member(s) score. Participants may only attempt to qualify ONCE for each Annual Championship.

GREENVILLE CUP

The winners of the Better Ball of Partners, President ’s Cup, Senior Handicap Championship, Club Championship (Championship Flight), Senior Club Championship and Match Play will qualify to play in the Greenville Cup. In the case of duplicate winners, the Me n’s Golf Committee will invite replacement player(s). The Greenville Cup is a tri-club match between Wilmington Country Club, Bidermann Golf Club, and Fieldstone Golf Club. The seven players, along with a Golf Professional, will compete against seven players and the Golf Professional from each of the other clubs.

HANDICAP & SCORE POSTING

Members must post a score in the handicap computer for all rounds played including qualifying and match play rounds. The Golf Shop will post tournament rounds, but it is the player’s responsibility to make certain all of their scores are posted. In any given match, if all 18 holes are not completed refer to the following for guidance: If 7 or more holes are played, the player must post an 9-hole score. If 14 or more holes are played, the player must post an 18-hole score. In either case, scores for holes not played should be recorded as net par (A score equal to the par of a hole adjusted for any handicap strokes applied on that hole). A player who starts, but does not complete a hole or is conceded a stroke must record for handicap purposes the most likely score. The most likely score may not exceed the player ’ s net double bogey score (A score equal to the par of a hole plus two strokes and adjusted for any handicap strokes applied on that hole), which is the maximum hole score for handicap purposes.

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

PRESIDENT ’ S CUP Course: Format: Additional Info: 2019 Winner: Qualify:

South Full handicap match play, stroked off the low player. Low 31 qualify, plus the defending champion. Scott Porter April 10 to May 17 June 7 June 28 July 19 August 9 September 6

Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Quarterfinals: Complete Semi-finals: Complete Finals:

BETTER BALL OF PARTNERS Course: Format:

North Handicaps determined by calculating 90% of each player ’s handicap, rounded to the nearest whole number and subtracting the lowest handicap from the other three. Lowest handicap player plays from scratch, other players receive individual difference applied to their own ball as the strokes fall on the card. Low 31 Teams qualify, plus the defending champions. Brad Mitchell & Jonathan Saunders April 10 to May 17 June 21 July 12 August 2 August 23 September 13

Additional Info: 2019 Winners: Qualify:

Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Quarterfinals: Complete Semi-finals: Complete Finals:

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY Course: North Format:

Age 55+. Match Play with no handicaps.

Additional Info:

Handicaps will be used to seed players in the event. Registration limited to first 31 players to sign-up.

2019 Winner:

Steve Walczak

Sign-Ups Begin and End: Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Quarterfinals: Complete Semi-finals:

April 17 to May 3

May 31 June 21 July 12

August 2 August 23

Complete Finals:

SENIOR/SUPER SENIOR HANDICAP CHAMPIONSHIP Course: North Format:

Two divisions ages 55+ and 70+. Player must declare a division prior to qualification. Match play, played off the low handicap.

Additional Info: 2019 Winners:

Handicaps will be used to seed players. Senior: John Kairis - Super Sr: Fred Sears

Sign-Ups Begin and End: Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Quarter-finals: Complete Semi-finals:

May 8 to May 17

June 21 July 12

August 2 August 23

Complete Finals:

September 13

MIXED TWO BALL CHAMPIONSHIP Course: Format:

North 40% of combined handicap, Chapman System. Difference between players handicap not to exceed 18 strokes, 18-hole handicap required. Team Match Play handicap allowance is 40% of the difference of combined handicap rounded off to the nearest whole number and stroked off the low team in the match. All players who post a qualifying score will make the match play

Additional Info:

bracket. Qualifying is for seeding purposes only. David DiDomenico and Nicoll Keeney-DiDomenico June 5 to June 21 July 12 August 2 August 23 September 13

2019 Winners: Qualify:

Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Semi-finals: Complete Finals:

MEN ’ S MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Course: Format: Additional Info: 2019 Winner: Qualifying Round:

South Blue tees, no handicaps. 18 hole qualifier. Low 15 qualify plus defending champion. Tim Porter June 23 to July 12 August 2 August 23

Complete 1 st Round: Complete 2 nd Round: Complete Semi-finals: Complete Finals:

September 13 September 27

MEN ’ S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Course: Format:

South and North Championship Flight- 54 holes Stroke Play. 1 st and 2 nd Flight 36 Holes Stroke Play. Low 8 finishers and flight winners are invited to the Championship dinner on Wednesday following play. Championship - Matt Smith

Additional Info:

2019 Winners:

1 st Flight – Bob Aerenson 2 nd Flight- Roger Kirtley

July 24 July 25 July 26

South Course: North Course: South Course:

SENIOR / SUPER SENIOR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Course: South and North Format: 36 Holes Stroke Play

Senior Division: Ages 55+, Super Senior Division: Ages 70+ Championship Flight - White tees, Super Senior Flight - White Tees

Additional Info: 2019 Winners: North Course: South Course:

Senior: Randy Mitchell - Super Sr: Pete Fitzpatrick

August 29 August 30

MEN ’ S PUTTING CHAMPIONSHIP Course: Format: Additional Info: 2019 Winner: Event:

Short Game Practice Area Putting Green Match Play, no handicaps. Played during the Member-Member Cocktail Party. Steve Casey October 2

II. Major Tournaments

Major Tournaments have a separate entry fee and require registration in advance of the competition. Members may call the Golf Shop to register for an event, or use online tournament registration. Any golfer signed up to play in a scheduled major tournament event will be billed for the individual entry fee should he fail to cancel more than 72 hours before the event begins.

ELIGIBILITY

The golf events are open to all qualified members of amateur status, 18 years of age and over. However, in events where alcoholic beverages are included, eligibility is limited to participants age 21 and over. Upon Request, the Men ’s Golf Committee may allow certain juniors to play in events. Senior Social Members may not compete in Club events.

HANDICAPS

All individual handicaps will be calculated in accordance with the USGA Handicap System. A current handicap for WCC competitions is one that is supported by a total of five (5) scores posted at Wilmington Country Club during the previous and current playing seasons. H andicaps are updated daily during the playing season. Any player who does not have an established current handicap will play to a handicap set by the handicap committee. In handicap events, new members may use a current, attested handicap from their previous club. If such a handicap is not available, the Golf Professional may compute a temporary handicap until one is established. A minimum of 3 scores is necessary to establish such a temporary handicap. A player, unless otherwise posted, shall use his handicap posted at the time the competition begins. Some events will use a handicap index from a date posted for that event. If the tournament lasts longer than a week, each player shall use his handicap in effect at the time the round is played. The Handicap Committee at its sole discretion can adjust any individual ’s handicap that may be in question. Note: If a player belongs to more than one club, he/she is obligated to register as a multi-member with GHIN so that all scores at every club will enter into his handicap computation. A player should always post all scores both home and away. In the event a player should have different handicaps at different clubs, the player shall use his lowest USGA Handicap Index when competing.

SCORING

Following a stroke play event, scorecards should be signed and attested by a fellow competitor. Attesting a scorecard, when a round is complete, certifies that the USGA Rules of Golf have been followed by each contestant on the card. In match play, players should agree on the result of the match before leaving the scoring area. In the case of a tie or match that ends in an all square result, the following procedures will be used. In match play, a match that ends all square should be played off hole by hole until one side wins a hole. The play-off should begin immediately on the hole where the match began. Strokes should be allocated as in the previous round. In stroke play or handicap stroke play competition, playoff procedures will be described in the conditions of competition for the event. I f a playoff is not feasible, matching of scorecards will be used to break the tie. The USGA accepted method will be used. The winner will be determined on the basis of the best score for the last nine holes. If the tying players have the same score for the last nine holes, the winner will be determined on the basis of the last six holes, last three holes, and finally the 18 th Hole. If this procedure does not produce a winner, it will be referred to the Director of Golf or Men ’ s Golf Committee.

OPENING DAY TOURNAMENT & COCKTAIL PARTY Date:

Friday, April 24th

Course: Format:

South

Entry will be taken individually or by teams of two. Blind Draw Teams to determine foursomes. 2 Best Balls of 4. 90% Handicap. Gross and Net Prizes available. 1:00 p.m. Shotgun, luncheon before play, happy hour in the Pub & awards following

Time:

Entry Fee:

$60, Includes lunch, tee gift, and prizes.

Please register on the online tournament webpage or call the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning March 18th to sign-up. Please indicate if you would like to take a caddie or cart. Teams will be created at random by the Golf Shop and released prior to the event.

TWILIGHT LEAGUE Date: Course: Time: Dinner: Entry Fee: Format:

Wednesday Nights – April 22, April 29, May 6, May 13, May 20 North – All Rounds 5:15 p.m. Shotgun Following play each night at 7:30 PM in the Ballroom $275 (includes all dinners and prizes) 6 Teams of 12 Players. Teams are established by player ’ s handicap index. Five 9-hole matches with no strokes. Weekly Awards, 1st & 2nd Place Overall, MVP of each team. Each player is responsible for finding his own substitute. The Golf Shop will provide a list of substitutes for each handicap category. Contact the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) when you have received confirmation of your substitute.

Prizes: Player Responsibilities:

Entries will be taken on the online tournament webpage or by phone, one entry per call, starting at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, March 13th. If there is no answer or a busy signal please keep calling! We are here. Voicemail messages will not be treated as entries.

MAY MEMBER GUEST (BRING 1 OR 3) Date:

Thursday, May 21st – Entries open April 18th South Course 2 Best Ball of 4 1:00 PM Shotgun, Lunch begins at 11:30 AM

Course: Format: Time: Entry Fee:

$175 / Player – Members may bring one or three guest(s) for this event. Includes Lunch Buffet, On Course Snacks and Beverages (including beer), Golf, Tee Gift, Event Prizes, and Dinner with Cocktails. Brad Mitchell & Jeff Mitchell

Tournament Chairpersons:

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302) 655-6022 beginning April 18th. Members must cancel on or before Thursday, May 14th to receive a full refund of their entry fee. Following this date, registrants withdrawing from the event will be charged a full entry fee unless a replacement team is found. Field limited to first 104 registrants. Please indicate your guest ’ s name and club affiliation, and if you would like to take a caddie or cart. Any competitor whose age plus white tee handicap meets or exceeds 85, may choose to play from a forward tee marker with an adjusted handicap.

84 th ANNUAL INVITATIONAL Date:

June 18th – June 21st June 18th – Practice Round

June 19th & 20th – 84th Invitational June 21st – Couples Golf (Optional) South Course – All Rounds Five 9-Hole Matches, Played in Flights Shawn Randall & Peter Thomson $850

Course: Format: Tournament Chairpersons: Entry Fee:

Register on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning Friday, March 27th at 9:00 a.m. Phone entries will be taken one entry per call. If there is no answer or a busy signal please keep calling! We are here. Voicemail messages will not be treated as entries. Please make certain you talk to a person!

Please indicate your guest ’ s name and information, and if you would like to reserve a caddie. Registrants withdrawing will be charged an entry fee unless a substitute team is found.

HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Date:

Saturday, July 4th & Sunday, July 5th North & South Course 36 Holes. Saturday: Front South – Scramble

Course: Format:

Back South – Select Drive Alternate Shot

Sunday: Front North – 2-Man Aggregate Back North – Better Ball of Partners 8:30 AM Shotgun both days, Lunch following $110 per person, breakfast sandwiches and lunch included

Time: Entry Fee:

Register on the online tournament webpage or call the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning May 23rd. Please let us know who your partner will be and if you would like to take a caddie or cart.

JULY MEMBER GUEST (BRING 1 OR 3) Date:

Thursday, July 9th – Entries open June 6th South Course Best 1 on Par 3 ’ s, Best 2 on Par 4 ’ s & Best 3 on Par 5 ’s 1:00 PM Shotgun, Lunch begins at 11:30 AM $175/ Player – Members may bring one or three guest(s) for this event. Includes Lunch Buffet, On Course Snacks and beverages (including beer), Golf, Tee Gift, Event Prizes, and Dinner with Cocktails. Brad Mitchell & Jeff Mitchell

Course: Format:

Time: Entry Fee:

Tournament Chairpersons:

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302) 655-6022 beginning June 6th. Members must cancel on or before Thursday, July 2nd to receive a full refund of their entry fee. Following this date, registrants withdrawing from the event will be charged a full entry fee unless a replacement team is found. Field limited to first 104 registrants. Please indicate your guest ’ s name and club affiliation, and if you would like to take a caddie or cart. Any competitor whose age plus white tee handicap meets or exceeds 85, may choose to play from a forward tee marker with an adjusted handicap.

LABOR DAY MEMBER-MEMBER Date: Course: Time: Format: Entry Fee:

Saturday, September 5 - Entries open August 6th South Course 9:00 AM Shotgun 3 Nine Hole Matches Played in Flights $100 per person

Register on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning on Tuesday, August 6th. Please let us know who your partner will be and if you would like a cart or a caddie.

SEPTEMBER MEMBER GUEST (BRING 1 OR 3) Date:

Thursday, September 17th – Entries open August 8th

Course: Format:

South Course

Team Quota (36 minus course handicap; 1 pt bogey, 2 pts par, 4 pts birdie, 8 pts eagle)

Time:

12:30 PM Shotgun, Lunch begins at 11:00 AM

Entry Fee:

$175/ Player – Members may bring one or three guest(s) for this event. Includes Lunch Buffet, On Course Snacks and beverages (including beer), Golf, Tee Gifts Event Prizes, and Dinner with Cocktails.

Tournament Chairperson:

Brad Mitchell & Jeff Mitchell

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning August 8th. Please indicate your guest ’ s name and club affiliation, and if you would like to take a caddie or cart. Field limited to first 104 registrants. Any competitor whose age plus white tee handicap meets or exceeds 85, may choose to play from a forward tee marker with an adjusted handicap. Members must cancel on or before Thursday, September 10th, to receive a full refund of their entry fee. Following this date, registrants withdrawing from the event will be charged a full entry fee unless a replacement team is found.

ANNUAL MEMBER-MEMBER Date:

Saturday, October 3rd & Sunday, October 4th Entries open August 26th Saturday: South Course

Course:

Sunday: North Course Better Ball of Partners 9:30 AM Shotgun, Lunch following both days $110 per person, breakfast sandwiches and lunch included

Format: Time: Entry Fee:

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning August 26th. Please let us know who your partner will be and if you would like to take a caddie or cart.

Cocktail Party will be held Friday, October 2nd, with Pari-mutuel betting and skill prizes. Putting Championship will take place Friday during the cocktail party 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

OCTOBER MEMBER GUEST (BRING 1 OR 3) Date:

Thursday, October 8th – Entries open September 4th

Course: Format:

South Course 2 Best Ball of 4

Time:

12:30 PM Shotgun, Lunch begins at 11:00 AM

Entry Fee:

$175/ Player – Members may bring one or three guest(s) for this event. Includes Lunch Buffet, On Course Snacks and beverages (including beer), Golf, Tee Gifts Event Prizes, and Dinner with Cocktails.

Tournament Chairperson:

Brad Mitchell & Jeff Mitchell

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning September 4th. Please indicate your guest ’ s name and club affiliation, and if you would like to take a caddie or cart. Field limited to first 104 registrants. Any competitor whose age plus white tee handicap meets or exceeds 85, may choose to play from a forward tee marker with an adjusted handicap. Members must cancel on or before Thursday, October 1st, to receive a full refund of their entry fee. Following this date, registrants withdrawing from the event will be charged a full entry fee unless a replacement team is found.

GLOW BALL TOURNAMENT Date: Course:

Friday, October 16th – Entries open September 11th North Course South Course Fun Scramble using Glow Ball $50 per person 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm – Cocktail Party 6:30 pm – Shotgun Start Following Play – Cocktail Party

Format: Price: Time:

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning Friday, September 11 th .

TURKEY SHOOT Date:

Saturday, November 21st – Entries open October 17th Inclement weather date of Sunday, November 22nd South & North Course Fun Cross-Country Golf Scramble $30 per person 10 a.m.

Course: Format:

Price: Time:

Sign-up on the online tournament webpage or by calling the Golf Shop (302-655-6022) beginning on Saturday, October 17 th .

Michael Shank, PGA Director of Golf Originally from the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, Michael graduated from the Penn State Professional Golf Management program in 1999. Following school, he spent three seasons at Chevy Chase Club in Maryland and Jupiter Hills Club in Florida, before working five years at Ardsley Country Club in Westchester County, New York. Michael was the Head Golf Professional at North Shore Country Club on Long Island for 10 seasons previous to starting at Wilmington in 2018. He resides in nearby Pennsylvania his wife Heather and son Lucas. Bob Lennon, PGA Director of Instruction Bob Lennon attended Florida Southern College where he played on their National Championship golf team. He turned professional in 1984, and got his PGA membership in 1993. Bob was the founder and President of the South Jersey Junior Golf Foundation, a foundation that helped over 1200 children per year. He also owned the Bob Lennon Golf Learning Center at Blue Heron Pines and was the lead instructor for the Golf Digest Schools at Blue Heron Pines for 15 years. Bob has been the Director of Instruction at Wilmington Country Club since 2007. His playing highlights include participation in the Greater Hartford Open and the U.S. Senior Open.

Chad Halvonik, Senior PGA Assistant Golf Professional Chad Halvonik was born and raised in Reading, PA, where he learned the game of golf from his father. He graduated from the Professional Golf Management program at Penn State University in 2015 and began at Wilmington in 2017. Before coming to Wilmington Country Club, Chad spent time as an assistant professional at Sankaty Head Golf Club in Nantucket, MA, and John’s Island Club in Vero Beach, FL.

Michael LaGace, Assistant Golf Professional Michael is returning for his second season at Wilmington. Previously, he was most recently at Shadow Hawk Golf Club in Houston, Texas. He spent time growing up in West Chester, PA, and Michael is our Junior Golf Coordinator for 2020.

Luke Grennan, PGA Assistant Golf Professional Luke is returning for his second season at Wilmington. He graduated from the Penn State Professional Golf Management program in 2019 where he conducted internships at Oak Hill Golf Club in Rochester, as well as Manhattan Woods and North Sho re Country Club in New York. Luke is leading the Women’s 9 -Holers this season.

Andrea Grier, PGA Assistant Golf Professional Originally from Hagerstown, Maryland, Andrea grew up on the driving range and Par 3 course owned by her family. After playing golf for Marshall University where she earned an MBA in 2011, Andrea worked at several golf clubs in the Virginia Beach area before joining Wilmington in 2020. Andrea is leading the Women’s 18 -Holers th is season.