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South Carolina Mid-Am Four-Ball

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South Carolina Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship

Schedule
CourseCarolina Country ClubLocationSpartanburg, SCDatesAug 15 β€” 16, 2026CategoryMid-Am β€’ Men

About the tournament

The Mid Am Four Ball is what we call a "working man's" event with participants over the age of 30 partnering up with a teammate and playing a 36 hole Four Ball event. The Mid Am Four Ball has historically been a very competitive event with a great atmosphere of fun and friendship.

Tournament Facts

FormatFour-BallTeam event
DivisionsMid-AmMen

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Past Champions & Results

8 years on record Β· 2018–2025
2025 Champion
Biershenk / Sill
-1167-62 (129)
Runner-upHerold / Jackson Β· 129

2025 Results

WinnerBiershenk / Sill67-62 (129)

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