Golfweek Amateur Tours will donate a year end check to Stand up to Cancer at the Tour Championship. To date we have raised over $79,000 around the country with Team Charlotte getting ready to support the cause. For those of you new to the tour we started are SUTC Team as a tribute to loosing one of our own Tour Directors at age 40 in 2008. Roger Mitterling had been a director for 12 years and when he got diagnosed with cancer he was gone in less than 2 years. Also, I lost my mother at 51 to Lymphoma and I know many of you have been touched by this terrible disease.

We will draw half the prizes Saturday day one at Irish Creek and then Sunday the other half Sunday day two of the major. Tickets are $20 each and you can buy as many as you want. There will be a button on the credit card payment page for easy payment or bring check or cash to any of the tournaments. You do not have to be present to win so please at least give on ticket a chance for the cause. 

Also many tours last year did a 50/50 drawing for $10 a ticket. At Irish Creek day one we should have 120 players so if everyone puts in just $10 ea we will have $1,200 in the pot so $600 to the winner!

Prizes include: 

Free weekday Foursomes to all the courses we have played thus far in 2014!

Carolina Lakes, Edgewater, Salisbury, Cowans Ford, Northstone, Stonebridge, Palisades, Rock Barn, Warrior, Charlotte National and Irish Creek.

Championship Flight:

Steve French won for the second week in a row this time with a stellar round of 69 for a one shot victory over 2 players.  Jim Aughtry and Jay Barnes both finished tied at 70 but is was Aughtry grabbing second place money on the card playoff.  Corey Iacofano playing in his first event of the season cashed in 4^th place with 74.

A Flight:
Richard Boone fired his personal best ever score on tour to win by one shot at 73.  A big congrats to Ray Grant who finished in solo second at 74 and with that score dropped his index into the Championship flight for the next tournament.  Jack Beach continues to get his game in summer shapes as he fired a smooth 75 for third followed by Logan Hefner and James Cox at 78.  On the card playoff for 4^th place Hefner won the gift card.

B Flight:

Troy Skiles and Cliff Sult both played there best rounds of this season and finished tied at 78.  One the first playoff hole both players hit it into the right woods off the 18^th tee but Skiles managed to scramble and make par for the sudden-death victory.  John Torres and John Rinaldi finished only one shot back of making it a four way playoff but on the card. Torres nipped Rinaldi for third place money on the card playoff.

C Flight:
Maurice Mack blistered the Warrior on Saturday with an 80 for the victory and a graduation to the B flight which he gladly accepted.  Charles Mines still seeking that first victory of the season finished solo second at 83.  Pat Reynolds continues to play well in his rookie season as he fired an 84 for third place and will also graduate with Mack to the B flight at Charlotte National on Saturday. 

D Flight:

Tony Pharr continued the promotion of players this week as he graduated to the C Flight with a scalding round of 82 on Saturday.  Andy Captain was a late entry but played well finishing in second place at 94.  Tyler Ellis playing in his first ever Golfweek Amateur Tour event made his dad proud finishing in third place with 97.