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Jul 14, 2019 · – An hour and a half. That’s how long Sean Dale had to wait to be crowned the 73rd Florida Open Champion on Sunday at Hammock Dunes Club. Dale fired a final-round 9-under 63 to capture the championship at 12-under 204. “I’m born and raised in Jacksonville. A Florida boy by heart, so it means a lot,” Dale said.
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Male amateur and professional golfersA valid USGA Handicap Index not exceeding 6.4 at the time of entry (amateurs and amateurs awaiting reinstatement only)Entrant is not required to be a member of the FSGAJune 12 - Southwood Golf Club, TallahasseeJune 13 - LPGA International Golf Course (Jones Course), Daytona BeachJune 13 - Turtle Creek Club, TequestaJune 17 - Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes, LongwoodQualifying Fee: Qualifying Fee includes entry fee and course and cart fees, and range balls.Championship Fee: Fee paid by those individuals who advance to the Championship through qualifying includes tee gifts, course and cart fees, range balls and lunch for each competitive round.Exempt Fee : Exempt Fee includes Championship Fee and Entry Fee for those individuals eligible for exemption.Those individuals who advance to the Championship through qualifying must pre-register and remit the appropriate Championship Fee(See Above) online at www.fsga.org under the "My Account" section, which can be located in the top right hand corner of the web-page. Payment must be received by Friday July 5th by 3:30 pmor the individual will be withdra...
Qualifying Entry Fees - Requests for qualifying entry refunds received prior to entry closing date will be honored (less $20 per entry administrative fee). Requests received after the closing date will be honored (less 50% of entry fee). No requests will be honored within two days of the scheduled start date of the qualifier. Championship Fees & Ex...
Local Qualifying consists of 18 holes of stroke play at 16 local qualifying sites. A purse for professionals is being introduced at the local qualifiers. The average approximate purse is $1,000 and is determined by the amount of professionals who begin (tee off) at each qualifier. Click hereto view the payout schedule. A player exempt from local qu...
Players may submit one entry for the Florida Open and choose the site at which they will attempt to qualify. However, if any site requires adjustment (including, but not limited to, the receipt of more entries than can be accommodated), players will be transferred to another site based on their preference listed on the entry application and date of...
Friday, July 12th 1. 7:30 AM - 9:18 AM - Round one tee times off of #1 and #10 on both the Creek & Links Courses 2. Complimentary players' lunch in both clubhouses Saturday, July 13th 1. 7:30 AM - 9:18 AM - Round two tee times off of #1 and #10 on both the Creek & Links Courses 2. Complimentary players' lunch in both clubhouses 3. The field will be...
Gabriel Lench won the 72nd Florida Open with a 6-under par total of 208 and won by two strokes over 2003 Florida Open Champion, Joe Alfieri. The two-time Florida Amateur Champion became just the third player (Chase Seiffert, 2012 & Don Bisplinghof, 1955) to capture both the Florida Open & Amateur in the same summer. Professionals Mickey DeMorat & M...
During qualifying and the Championship proper, each player must use a golf cart which is included in the qualifying and Championship entry fees.Caddies are allowed without restriction. The caddie MUST walk and the player's clubs must remain on the golf cart.
Jul 18, 2019 · On Sunday, 18 holes at the Creek Course decided the 73rd Florida Open champion. Teeing off over an hour before the final group, Sean Dale started the day eight shots behind the leader. He went out and fired a 9-under 63 in the final round to head to the clubhouse with a two-shot lead over the field.
Jul 15, 2019 · That’s how long Sean Dale had to wait to be crowned the 73rd Florida Open Champion on Sunday at Hammock Dunes Club. Dale fired a final-round 9-under 63 to capture the championship at 12-under 204.
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Sean Dale raised the at the 73rd Florida Open Championship yesterday. Check out the visual recap of how he completed his comeback at the Creek....
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Jul 14, 2019 · The 90 minutes Sean Dale waited to find out if he would win, lose or go into a playoff in the 73rd Florida Open on Sunday seemed a lot longer than the four hours it took him to fire a...
