Stamey, a PGA Apprentice Assistant Professional from Long Cove Club in Hilton Head Island, SC, came into the final round with a two-stroke lead. He played a solid round of 70 (-1) today to bring his tournament winning total to 67-66-70=203 (-10).

“I had some opportunities during the round today and almost holed out on 9. I felt good going into the back, but Jake made a bunch of birdies to make a run on me. He let me back in when he missed that par putt to send the tournament into the playoff,” said Stamey.

With his overall runner up position after losing in the playoff to Stamey, Jake McGlone is the low amateur for the tournament. McGlone is a rising sophomore at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro where he is a member of the Men’s Golf Team.

Rick Lewallen, PGA who calls Kannapolis home, claimed the Senior Bonus purse available to competing PGA Professional that are age 50 or older. Lewallen finished the tournament at 70-70-68= 208 (-5).

On Monday, June 9th, the 50th Toshiba / SignArt Pro-Am was held at the Club at Irish Creek to raise money for the Hendrick Marrow Program. It was a fun day for all who attended, especially Ron Campbell who scored his first hole-in-one on the par 3, 8th hole! The Pro-Am event donated $10,000 to the Hendrick Marrow Program, which will go to help patients in need of a marrow transplant.

The Carolinas PGA Section would like to thank PGA Director of Golf, Jeff Austin, his staff, and the members at the Club at Irish Creek for their continued support of this event. We would also like to thank our title sponsors, Toshiba and SignArt, for their contributions to the Carolinas PGA, our professional members, and the 50h Toshiba / SignArt North Carolina Open.

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