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Register now for Charleston City Junior Golf Championship

Published: Monday, July 07, 2008

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The 54th annual Al Esposito / Charleston City Junior Golf Championship will be held July 9-10 at the Charleston Municipal Golf Course. The entry fee has been reduced to $25 for the two-day event, with lunch and snacks provided by US Foods each day. Last years boys champion Trey Dennis and girls champion Katelyn Dambaugh are both expected to return to defend their championships.

The championship is open to any junior golfer under the age of 18.

Boys and girls 9 and under will play nine holes each day and play from the Red Tees. Boys and girls 10-12 will also play nine holes each day and play the Platinum Tees.

The 13-14 year olds and the 15-17 year olds will play 18 holes each day. The boys in these groups will play the White tees and the Girls will play the Gold tees.

For more information and the entry form, visit www.charlestoncity.info/golf. Entry forms also may be picked up in the Municipal Golf Course Golf Shop.

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