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Columbia Golf South Carolina Golf Report Feb 18, 2008

George E. Bryan, III South Carolina Golf Columbia Golf Academy
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Never Give Up!

Columbia golf junior Wilhelm Elliott, who turned seven years old on February 21st got an early birthday present when he was South Carolina Golf course, Timberlake on February 10th during an Irmo Chapin Winter Youth Golf Tour. This gift was hard earned on his last hole and it was “wrapped in a life lesson!” Young Wilhelm it seems got off to an awful start and by the 4th hole he was ready to pack it in and head to the clubhouse. He had all he could take and turned to his caddy and said, “Let’s go home, Dad.” But his Daddy Caddy had other ideas, “No son, we don’t quit because you never know what might happen.” Well Dad was right, they kept playing and Wilhelm’s last shot of the day on the 9th hold found the cup for an eagle! There were seven surprised Columbia golf players who witnessed it including partners Jensen and Jalen Castle, Darin and Elizabeth Castle and the Castle girls’ grandparents! Happy Birthday Wilhelm!

South Carolina golf had a beautiful day for the final week of regular play of the Irmo Chapin Winter Youth Golf Tour on Sunday. Division #5 had three groups playing at Newberry Country Club. In the Gamecocks Friends of Junior Golf division it was Kelsey Badmaev for medalist. Sarah Johnson and Samantha O’Donnell led the way for GMK Associates and Greg Wych DDS divisions.

Columbia golf course Oak Hills hosted Herndon Chevrolet, Jerman Personnel and John Pitner DMD divisions, and it was Wick Andrews, Andrew Kees and Devon Kilgore that were the leaders for each!

There were three divisions at The Windermere Club with Ajeet Badesha setting pace for those in Kleen Sites Geoservices division. McClam and Associates division had Brooks Miley as low scorer. In the Midlands Electrical it was Luke Reeves earning the medal!

Columbia Country Club hosted three divisions of South Carolina golf this past week, with Travis Cashion leading the way in Midlands Foot Clinic division. Scott McElveen LLP division was led by Josh Rogers, and Walker & Morgan, Attorneys at Law’s division had Brandon Truesdale as low scorer.

The Country Club of Lexington hosted Carol French DMD and Carolina Wings divisions, and it was Columbia Golf’s newest “Eagle” , Wilhelm Elliott and Jakob Free that were the leaders for each!

There were three divisions of South Carolina golf players at Charwood Country Club with Zack Heustess setting pace for those in Clemson Friends of Junior Golf. Coldwell Banker division had Taylor Payne as low scorer, and for Colorglo International division it was William Sullivan earning the medal.

Columbia golf club LinRick was host to three divisions with Thomas Burke as low scorer for Darryl Starkey division. DEMS House of Diamonds showed their South Carolina golf gems Ryan McCarthy as the leader, and Devin McGillan and Ryan Shealey tied for first for Friends of Junior Golf.

To read more about South Carolina Golf Pro and Columbia Golf Instructor George Bryan III, click here.
To read the Columbia Golf, South Carolina Golf report for January 2008 click here. 
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