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On the Cover
Having a blast! That's John Olive, who won his second consecutive SCGA Senior Amateur Championship. |
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The Official Journal of the
Southern
California Golf Association |
| Volume 35 Number 6 |
November/December, 2002 |
| Features |
SCGA takes its
Pultz:
San Diego County attorney Bill Pultz assumed the presidency of the association after the latest election; Bob Eddy and Bob Osborn were honored for their exemplarry volunteerism and service to the game. Also, a tribute to a former leader, the late John
Argue. More.
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Within striking distance:
Defending champion John Olive made a late birdie run to capture another SCGA Senior Amateur title. Bud Bradley, who won that event two consecutive years during the '90s, annexed a Super Senior crown, also at The Ranch Course at The
Alisal.
Ed Cuff was the only player under par and had a six-stroke lead in the SCGA Mid-Amateur championship. But there was still a round to go, and Scott McGihon made the most of it, erasing a nine-stroke deficit to win at Big Canyon.
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Hangin' on in the desert:
The Silverlinks GC duo of Chris Perkins and Jon Self of Helendale had just enough on the second day to defeat a former SCGA Four-ball Net winning team at Landmark GC, the Skins Game home course.
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Food (and a few other things) for thought:
A handful of gift ideas for golfers during the upcoming holiday season.
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Double good:
Playing in one of the hundreds of charity golf events around Southern California aids a good cause and provides an enjoyable day, no matter your level of
play. More.
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| President's Message |
Other Golf Associations |
| Around the Southland |
Director
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SCGA Partners Program |
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Pro Tours |
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