Tournament Overview
The tournament will be 18 holes Four-Ball
Stroke Play. This tournament is open to
male
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Format: Better-Ball / Four-Ball
Categories: Men Senior
Regions: Mid-Atlantic
Course
P.B. Dye Golf Club
9526 Doctor Perry Rd
Ijamsville, MD 21754-8721
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Tournament News
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