New Jersey Father & Son
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New Jersey Father & Son Championship
- Status
- Final
- Dates
- Aug 3, 2026
- Course
- Springdale Golf Club
- Location
- Princeton, NJ
- Format
- Stroke Play
- Division
- Junior • Men
Past Champions & Results
1 year on record · 20252025 Champion
Clarke + Clarke
-269
Runner-upBarney + Barney · 63
2025 Results
WinnerClarke + Clarke69
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About the tournament
The Championship consists of 18 Holes, Stroke Play
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Gross and Net Scoring. Selected Drive, Alternate-
Shot format. The team
Handicap is calculated by taking 40% of the father’s
plus 40% of the son’s course handicap and
combining the two to create a Team
Handicap.
Teams are formed by two male amateur players who are father and son, whose individual USGA Handicap Indexes DO NOT exceed 30.0, that are members of any NJSGA member club or course, public or private. Players need NOT be members of the same facility but BOTH must be members of a NJSGA club/course. Entrants must have an ACTIVE and VALID USGA Handicap Index through a NJSGA Member Club (public or private), which is in good standing with the NJSGA, and must appear on that club’s Official Handicap Roster. If a player enters a NJSGA Championship from a public facility or a Club Without Real Estate, he must be a permanent resident of NJ. *A father may not play with more than one son.*
Teams are formed by two male amateur players who are father and son, whose individual USGA Handicap Indexes DO NOT exceed 30.0, that are members of any NJSGA member club or course, public or private. Players need NOT be members of the same facility but BOTH must be members of a NJSGA club/course. Entrants must have an ACTIVE and VALID USGA Handicap Index through a NJSGA Member Club (public or private), which is in good standing with the NJSGA, and must appear on that club’s Official Handicap Roster. If a player enters a NJSGA Championship from a public facility or a Club Without Real Estate, he must be a permanent resident of NJ. *A father may not play with more than one son.*
Tournament Facts
FormatStroke Play
DivisionsJuniorMen
Organizer contact
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