Oldham County Country Club hosted the KGA Senior Team Championship on July 17th and 18th. There was fantastic playing across all three divisions - Senior, Masters, and Legends - with Rodney Chancey and David Boland taking the Senior title. Claiming this victory required a playoff against Scott Ray and Buddy Bryant after both teams shot matching scores of -11 over the two days. Chancey and Boland swiftly edged out Ray and Bryant thanks to a chip-in eagle on the first playoff hole from Chancey. This is the second year in a row the duo takes home the tournament win. 

On the Master's side, David Rudder and Greg Engle claimed a three-shot win with a 6-under total of 136. This is their second win in the Master's division, and they have also previously won the Senior division. For the Legends, Jim Caudill and Jim Orr were victorious by five, with a 9-under total of 133.

The Kentucky Golf Association would like to extend a huge thank you to host site Oldham County CC, Head Golf Professional Kyle Sheffer, Course Superintendent Jacob Blair, and their teams for helping to put on such a great event. Additionally, the KGA sends its appreciation toward each player who competed in the event.

A busy next few weeks in the KGA schedule include a trip to the University Club of Kentucky for a U.S. Amateur Qualifier, a U.S. Mid-Am Qualifier at Traditions Golf Club, and the Match Play Championship at Cherry Blossom. Registration for the Match Play Championship closes July 25th. 

About the Kentucky Golf Association:
The Kentucky Golf Association (KGA) is one of the three organizations encompassed under Golf House Kentucky, in addition to the Kentucky Golf Foundation (KGF) and Kentucky PGA Section (KPGA). The Kentucky Golf Association represents the amateur body of Kentucky’s golfers working in assistance with the United States Golf Association (USGA). The KGA provides a wide range of services, including handicapping, USGA course and slope ratings, and tournament management software to its Member Clubs. The KGA also operates the state’s premier amateur tournaments along with USGA National Championship qualifiers. Alongside the KGF and KPGA, the KGA strives to promote the benefits and enjoyment of golf while continuing to grow the sport across the Commonwealth.

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