Hardeeville, S.C. – Having trouble with your golf game or need a tune-up, but don’t have the scratch to pay for a lesson?
Tradition National Golf Club at Tradition Hilton Head is hosting a complimentary golf clinic for all skill levels and age groups at noon Saturday, January 24.
The clinic will be led by David Wilding, Director of Golf at Tradition National Golf Club and a PGA Professional, and his staff. The session will cover all aspects of the game at Tradition National’s new, state-of-the-art practice facility.
Also, special rates and winter promotions for rounds of golf will be offered.
Tommy Fazio designed the new championship course, which has already hosted several tournaments, including the first-ever Under Armour College Golf Combine in July.
Space is limited, and golfers are urged to call Tradition National Golf Club at (843) 208-5353 for more information and registration.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Couples Win Complimentary One-Year Golf Memberships at Tradition National Golf Club
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – Two couples won complimentary one-year golf memberships at Tradition National Golf Club, the new championship golf course designed by Tommy Fazio at Tradition Hilton Head.
John Lavery and Liz Gillespie, far left in the photo, and Carol and Ted Stanley, on the right in the photo, had registered for the complimentary memberships during Tradition Hilton Head’s Holiday Home Tours on November 22 and December 13.
Approximately 1,200 people who toured several model homes at Tradition Hilton Head on the two dates were invited to donate food items to receive a gift certificate for a complimentary round of golf at the community’s Traditional National Golf Club and to register for the one-year membership. Nearly 1,800 food items collected from the home tours were donated to Deep Well and Bluffton Self Help.
Photo i.d.’s from left to right: Winners of complimentary one-year memberships at Tradition National Golf Club John Lavery and Liz Gillespie, Tradition National Director of Golf David Wilding, Golf Club Coordinator Katie Black, Tradition Hilton Head Public Relations Director Marty Sauls, and winners of complimentary one-year memberships at Tradition National Golf Club Carol and Ted Stanley.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Tradition National Golf Club Hosts First USCB Sand Sharks Golf Tournament
Please click here to view photos and information from Nov. 8-9's first J. Lindeberg-University of South Carolina Sand Sharks College Golf Tournament at Tradition Hilton Head's Tommy Fazio-designed Tradition National Golf Club in Hardeeville, S.C.
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – Tradition National Golf Club hosted the first J. Lindeberg-USCB Sand Sharks Classic golf tournament here Nov. 8-9.
The USCB Sand Sharks men’s team won out over a strong competitive field of college teams, including Savannah College of Art and Design, Berry College, Webber International University, and Edward Waters College.
The USCB women golfers came in second among competitors from Northwood College, Spartanburg Methodist College, SCAD, Berry and Webber International.
“It wasn’t a huge field, but it was a very, very competitive one,” said USCB Coach Shane LeBaron. “Several teams, including Berry and SCAD, are in the top 20. I’m very proud of how well our guys did on their home course.”
Tradition National Golf Club is USCB’s golf team home course. “We are thrilled that Tradition National is hosting our team,” LeBaron said. “It’s a world-class course with wonderful practice facilities and a neat par-3. We are able to practice at Tradition a couple of days a week, and it’s just down the road from our campus.”
Even though it rained a bit early Saturday, “the course was in excellent condition,” he said. “The greens were absolutely perfect.”
David Wilding, director of golf at Tradition National, commented that Tradition Hilton Head and Tradition National Golf Club were honored to host the first-ever USCB Sand Sharks Classic tournament and look forward to the continued growth of the event.
“We are pleased to have USCB playing Tradition National as its home course, and we congratulate their fine golfers on this weekend’s big win,” he said. “We look forward to future USCB events and golf tournaments.”
Final scorings for the two-day event are:
Men
USC Beaufort
295-282--577
Berry College
294-290--584
Savannah College of Art and Design
295-292--587
Webber International
301-294--595
USCB "B" team
313-302--615
Edward Waters
341-319--660
Women
Berry College
322-326--648
USC Beaufort
327-322--649
Savannah College of Art and Design
335-324--659
Northwood
326-339--665
Webber International
366-356--722
Spartanburg Methodist
352-374—726
Individual men
George Thacker, USCB, 71-69--140
Loren Bunting, SCAD, 72-70--142
Samuel del Val, Berry, 70-72--142
Jon Pannone, USCB, 74-69--143
Jack Bingham, USCB, 74-70--144
Aaron Hwang, USCB, 74-72--146
Sam Curtis, Berry, 73-73--146
Mike Becktor, SCAD, 73-73--146
Grey Haddon, Berry, 74-73--147
Jaren Goode, Webber, 77-70--147
Individual women
Callie Bennett, Berry, 74-80--154
Katina Ruest, SCAD, 75-80--155
Jayne Curtis, Berry, 78-79--157
Cande Villar-Urquiza, USCB, 81-77--158
Kelsey Klatt, SCAD, 81-78--159
Ceci Rezk, Northwood, 78-82--160
Adriana Saavedra, USCB, 79-81--160
Brittany Cheek, USCB, 84-81--165
Sophie Henke, USCB, 83-83--166
Gaby Chacon, Northwood, 80-86--166
Gwen Wiencek, Berry, 87-79--166
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – Tradition National Golf Club hosted the first J. Lindeberg-USCB Sand Sharks Classic golf tournament here Nov. 8-9.
The USCB Sand Sharks men’s team won out over a strong competitive field of college teams, including Savannah College of Art and Design, Berry College, Webber International University, and Edward Waters College.
The USCB women golfers came in second among competitors from Northwood College, Spartanburg Methodist College, SCAD, Berry and Webber International.
“It wasn’t a huge field, but it was a very, very competitive one,” said USCB Coach Shane LeBaron. “Several teams, including Berry and SCAD, are in the top 20. I’m very proud of how well our guys did on their home course.”
Tradition National Golf Club is USCB’s golf team home course. “We are thrilled that Tradition National is hosting our team,” LeBaron said. “It’s a world-class course with wonderful practice facilities and a neat par-3. We are able to practice at Tradition a couple of days a week, and it’s just down the road from our campus.”
Even though it rained a bit early Saturday, “the course was in excellent condition,” he said. “The greens were absolutely perfect.”
David Wilding, director of golf at Tradition National, commented that Tradition Hilton Head and Tradition National Golf Club were honored to host the first-ever USCB Sand Sharks Classic tournament and look forward to the continued growth of the event.
“We are pleased to have USCB playing Tradition National as its home course, and we congratulate their fine golfers on this weekend’s big win,” he said. “We look forward to future USCB events and golf tournaments.”
Final scorings for the two-day event are:
Men
USC Beaufort
295-282--577
Berry College
294-290--584
Savannah College of Art and Design
295-292--587
Webber International
301-294--595
USCB "B" team
313-302--615
Edward Waters
341-319--660
Women
Berry College
322-326--648
USC Beaufort
327-322--649
Savannah College of Art and Design
335-324--659
Northwood
326-339--665
Webber International
366-356--722
Spartanburg Methodist
352-374—726
Individual men
George Thacker, USCB, 71-69--140
Loren Bunting, SCAD, 72-70--142
Samuel del Val, Berry, 70-72--142
Jon Pannone, USCB, 74-69--143
Jack Bingham, USCB, 74-70--144
Aaron Hwang, USCB, 74-72--146
Sam Curtis, Berry, 73-73--146
Mike Becktor, SCAD, 73-73--146
Grey Haddon, Berry, 74-73--147
Jaren Goode, Webber, 77-70--147
Individual women
Callie Bennett, Berry, 74-80--154
Katina Ruest, SCAD, 75-80--155
Jayne Curtis, Berry, 78-79--157
Cande Villar-Urquiza, USCB, 81-77--158
Kelsey Klatt, SCAD, 81-78--159
Ceci Rezk, Northwood, 78-82--160
Adriana Saavedra, USCB, 79-81--160
Brittany Cheek, USCB, 84-81--165
Sophie Henke, USCB, 83-83--166
Gaby Chacon, Northwood, 80-86--166
Gwen Wiencek, Berry, 87-79--166
Friday, October 3, 2008
Tradition National Golf Course Hosts 2008 Hardeeville Catfish Festival Golf Tournament Benefiting City’s Public Library
The 2008 Hardeeville Catfish Festival Golf Tournament will tee off at one of the Lowcountry’s newest and finest golf courses, Tradition National Golf Course, on Oct. 24.
All proceeds from the Tradition Hilton Head-sponsored tournament will support Hardeeville’s public library, including the purchase of new books and other media materials, and services, such as summer reading programs for children.
Golfers may register as four-person teams or play as individuals. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 24, a Friday. Tradition National Golf Course, a Tommy Fazio championship design, will open its practice facility at 11:00 a.m. on that day. A shotgun start begins the tourney at noon.
Individual entry fees are $75, four-member teams are $300, and hole sponsorships are $250.
For more information or to pre-register, call the City of Hardeeville at 784-2231.
All proceeds from the Tradition Hilton Head-sponsored tournament will support Hardeeville’s public library, including the purchase of new books and other media materials, and services, such as summer reading programs for children.
Golfers may register as four-person teams or play as individuals. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 24, a Friday. Tradition National Golf Course, a Tommy Fazio championship design, will open its practice facility at 11:00 a.m. on that day. A shotgun start begins the tourney at noon.
Individual entry fees are $75, four-member teams are $300, and hole sponsorships are $250.
For more information or to pre-register, call the City of Hardeeville at 784-2231.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Tradition National Golf Course Hosts Biggest Ever Annual Jasper County Chamber Golf Tournament
Proceeds Provide $4,000 in Scholarships to Outstanding High School Students
TRADITION HILTON HEAD, HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (Sept. 29) – A record number of golfers participated in this week’s annual Jasper County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament, held for the first time at Tradition Hilton Head’s Tradition National Golf Course.
The benefit raised $4,000 in scholarships that will be divvied up among four outstanding students from each of Jasper County’s four high schools, Hardeeville High, Ridgeland High, Thomas Heyward Academy and Abundant Life Academy.
Nearly 100 golfers played 18 holes at Tradition National on Wednesday, Sept. 24.
“What an outstanding turnout,” said Martin Sauls IV, chairman of the Jasper Chamber of Commerce. “Last year, we had 13 three-some and four-some teams, and this week we had 25. We nearly doubled last year’s field. I think a lot of the golfers wanted to come out and see this wonderful and challenging course.”
Golfer Parks Moss said he was impressed by the course, a Tommy Fazio championship design.
“It is gorgeous and should be a point of pride for Hardeeville, Jasper County and all of the Lowcountry,” Moss said.
Golfer Keith Horton said he was surprised by the turnout since it was on a weekday, but surmised that many of the golfers wanted to play the new course.
“Last year’s was on a Saturday, and there wasn’t nearly the turnout, and previous tournaments had to be held in Hampton County because Jasper County hasn’t had a world-class, 18-hole golf course until Tradition National,” Horton said.
David Wilding, Director of Golf at Tradition National, kept the registration and shotgun start for nearly 100 golfers orderly and organized.
“I am thrilled with the turnout,” he said. “We could not have asked for better participation from the community or finer weather.”
State Sen. Clementa Pinckney attended the benefit golf tournament but didn’t play.
“I don’t golf but I wanted to come out for this great benefit that Tradition and the Jasper Chamber have sponsored for our community and for our high school students,” Pinckney said.
Pinckney also commended Tradition and its golf course for conserving natural resources through stormwater runoff, which is captured and used to irrigate the course, open areas and parks.
“I just came from a meeting where community leaders and state legislators were talking about these very issues of sustainability and building green, which is perfectly typified by what is going on here at Tradition Hilton Head,” Pinckney said.
On Oct. 24, Tradition Hilton Head and Tradition National Golf Course will host the 2008 Hardeeville Catfish Festival Golf Tournament, which benefits the City of Hardeeville’s Public Library. For information or to pre-register, call the City of Hardeeville at 784-2231.
TRADITION HILTON HEAD, HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (Sept. 29) – A record number of golfers participated in this week’s annual Jasper County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament, held for the first time at Tradition Hilton Head’s Tradition National Golf Course.
The benefit raised $4,000 in scholarships that will be divvied up among four outstanding students from each of Jasper County’s four high schools, Hardeeville High, Ridgeland High, Thomas Heyward Academy and Abundant Life Academy.
Nearly 100 golfers played 18 holes at Tradition National on Wednesday, Sept. 24.
“What an outstanding turnout,” said Martin Sauls IV, chairman of the Jasper Chamber of Commerce. “Last year, we had 13 three-some and four-some teams, and this week we had 25. We nearly doubled last year’s field. I think a lot of the golfers wanted to come out and see this wonderful and challenging course.”
Golfer Parks Moss said he was impressed by the course, a Tommy Fazio championship design.
“It is gorgeous and should be a point of pride for Hardeeville, Jasper County and all of the Lowcountry,” Moss said.
Golfer Keith Horton said he was surprised by the turnout since it was on a weekday, but surmised that many of the golfers wanted to play the new course.
“Last year’s was on a Saturday, and there wasn’t nearly the turnout, and previous tournaments had to be held in Hampton County because Jasper County hasn’t had a world-class, 18-hole golf course until Tradition National,” Horton said.
David Wilding, Director of Golf at Tradition National, kept the registration and shotgun start for nearly 100 golfers orderly and organized.
“I am thrilled with the turnout,” he said. “We could not have asked for better participation from the community or finer weather.”
State Sen. Clementa Pinckney attended the benefit golf tournament but didn’t play.
“I don’t golf but I wanted to come out for this great benefit that Tradition and the Jasper Chamber have sponsored for our community and for our high school students,” Pinckney said.
Pinckney also commended Tradition and its golf course for conserving natural resources through stormwater runoff, which is captured and used to irrigate the course, open areas and parks.
“I just came from a meeting where community leaders and state legislators were talking about these very issues of sustainability and building green, which is perfectly typified by what is going on here at Tradition Hilton Head,” Pinckney said.
On Oct. 24, Tradition Hilton Head and Tradition National Golf Course will host the 2008 Hardeeville Catfish Festival Golf Tournament, which benefits the City of Hardeeville’s Public Library. For information or to pre-register, call the City of Hardeeville at 784-2231.
Friday, July 25, 2008
First-ever College Golf Combine Tees off at Tradition National Golf Course July 28-29
WHO: Tradition National Golf Course, a Tommy Fazio design, hosts the first College Golf Combines in association with the International Junior Golf Tour and Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy, sponsored by UNDER ARMOUR and Callaway Golf.
WHAT: Junior golfers from across the country and around the world will be given an exciting, new opportunity to be evaluated by college coaches.
WHEN:
July 28, Monday, 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. check-in at Tradition National Golf Course; 7:30 - 9:45 Girls & Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. lunch; noon - 2:15 p.m. Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 1 - 5 p.m. Girls & Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 6:30 - 8 p.m. barbecue dinner; 7:30 p.m. guest speaker.
July 29, Tuesday, 7 - 9:15 a.m. Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 8 a.m. - noon Girls & Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. lunch; 11:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.; Girls & Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; noon - 4 p.m. Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 3 - 7:30 p.m. individual meetings with coaches.
WHERE: Tradition National Golf Course, Tradition Hilton Head, Hardeeville, S.C., U.S. 278 25 miles west of Hilton Head Island and one mile east of Interstate 95's Exit 8.
WHY: In an effort to provide college golf opportunities for all junior golfers, the first-ever College Golf Combines will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree.
TRADITION HILTON HEAD, Hardeeville, S.C. -- In an effort to provide college golf opportunities for all junior golfers, UNDER ARMOUR, in association with the International Junior Golf Tour and Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy on Hilton Head Island, is sponsoring the first-ever College Golf Combines that will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree.
Two combines will unite junior golfers and college golf coaches from Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior colleges. An East Combine is scheduled for July 28-29 at Tradition Hilton Head’s Tradition National Golf Club in Hardeeville.
The following week, a West Combine is slated for Aug. 4-5 at East Valley Golf Club in Beaumont, Calif.
“With more than 100 recruits already registered from throughout the United States and around the world, the East Combine has been very well received as a new opportunity for junior golfers to be evaluated by college coaches,” said Tournament Director Stephanie Gelleni.
University of South Florida women's golf coach Marci Kornegay said the golf combine will benefit young people as well as colleges’ golf programs.
“What a great service for college golf coaches to be able to observe future players hitting an assortment of skills shots in a pressure situation,” she said. “This golf combine idea is long overdue and could be one of the biggest tools for collegiate recruiting.”
Event: 2008 UNDER ARMOUR College Golf Combines
Date: July 28 & 29, 2008
Time: All Day
Location: Tradition National Golf Club in Hardeeville, S.C.
Participants: Recruits from 2008 through 2013 classes – 78 boys & 23 girls as of July 10
Organization: College Golf Combines in association with the International Junior Golf Tour
Title Sponsor: UNDER ARMOUR
Golf Ball Sponsor: Callaway Golf
Web site: www.collegegolfcombine.com
Purpose: These first college golf combines – one on the East Coast, a second on the West Coast - will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree - junior golfers will be evaluated by college golf coaches from the Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior college levels - the combines will give all juniors an opportunity to be evaluated by more than 40 college coaches already registered, at a fraction of the summer tour cost.
Format: Awards will be given in two divisions for both boys and girls – 2008-2009 and 2010-2014. The combine will have skills assessment both days that will include: 10 and 20 yard bunker shots, chip and pitch shots, putting from 5-10-20-40 feet and 100-125-150 yard shots. The first day on the course will include: two driving holes, 60 yard bunker shot, par 5 lay-up to 110-85 yards, greenside chip/pitch shots, multiple tee shots on par 3s and a challenging 19th hole. The second day will be an 18-hole tournament.
WHAT: Junior golfers from across the country and around the world will be given an exciting, new opportunity to be evaluated by college coaches.
WHEN:
July 28, Monday, 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. check-in at Tradition National Golf Course; 7:30 - 9:45 Girls & Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. lunch; noon - 2:15 p.m. Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 1 - 5 p.m. Girls & Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 6:30 - 8 p.m. barbecue dinner; 7:30 p.m. guest speaker.
July 29, Tuesday, 7 - 9:15 a.m. Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; 8 a.m. - noon Girls & Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. lunch; 11:30 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.; Girls & Boys Tee Times #1 and #10; noon - 4 p.m. Boys skills assessment at driving range, short game and putting green; 3 - 7:30 p.m. individual meetings with coaches.
WHERE: Tradition National Golf Course, Tradition Hilton Head, Hardeeville, S.C., U.S. 278 25 miles west of Hilton Head Island and one mile east of Interstate 95's Exit 8.
WHY: In an effort to provide college golf opportunities for all junior golfers, the first-ever College Golf Combines will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree.
TRADITION HILTON HEAD, Hardeeville, S.C. -- In an effort to provide college golf opportunities for all junior golfers, UNDER ARMOUR, in association with the International Junior Golf Tour and Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy on Hilton Head Island, is sponsoring the first-ever College Golf Combines that will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree.
Two combines will unite junior golfers and college golf coaches from Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior colleges. An East Combine is scheduled for July 28-29 at Tradition Hilton Head’s Tradition National Golf Club in Hardeeville.
The following week, a West Combine is slated for Aug. 4-5 at East Valley Golf Club in Beaumont, Calif.
“With more than 100 recruits already registered from throughout the United States and around the world, the East Combine has been very well received as a new opportunity for junior golfers to be evaluated by college coaches,” said Tournament Director Stephanie Gelleni.
University of South Florida women's golf coach Marci Kornegay said the golf combine will benefit young people as well as colleges’ golf programs.
“What a great service for college golf coaches to be able to observe future players hitting an assortment of skills shots in a pressure situation,” she said. “This golf combine idea is long overdue and could be one of the biggest tools for collegiate recruiting.”
Event: 2008 UNDER ARMOUR College Golf Combines
Date: July 28 & 29, 2008
Time: All Day
Location: Tradition National Golf Club in Hardeeville, S.C.
Participants: Recruits from 2008 through 2013 classes – 78 boys & 23 girls as of July 10
Organization: College Golf Combines in association with the International Junior Golf Tour
Title Sponsor: UNDER ARMOUR
Golf Ball Sponsor: Callaway Golf
Web site: www.collegegolfcombine.com
Purpose: These first college golf combines – one on the East Coast, a second on the West Coast - will bring exposure to junior golfers seeking to continue their golf careers at the collegiate level and earn a degree - junior golfers will be evaluated by college golf coaches from the Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior college levels - the combines will give all juniors an opportunity to be evaluated by more than 40 college coaches already registered, at a fraction of the summer tour cost.
Format: Awards will be given in two divisions for both boys and girls – 2008-2009 and 2010-2014. The combine will have skills assessment both days that will include: 10 and 20 yard bunker shots, chip and pitch shots, putting from 5-10-20-40 feet and 100-125-150 yard shots. The first day on the course will include: two driving holes, 60 yard bunker shot, par 5 lay-up to 110-85 yards, greenside chip/pitch shots, multiple tee shots on par 3s and a challenging 19th hole. The second day will be an 18-hole tournament.
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