CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — The Missouri Golf Association is hosting the 25th annual Stroke Play Championship at Dalhousie Golf Club on Monday, July 25 until Wednesday, July 27. The championship is returning to Dalhousie GC for the first time since 2016; this is the third time Dalhousie GC has hosted.
Players will compete in four rounds of stroke play. After round two, the field will be cut to the low 50 & ties. After the single rounds on Monday and Tuesday, and the 26 holes on Wednesday, the low scorer will be crowned the 2022 Stroke Play Champion.
130 players will take on the infamous Dalhousie course. From the tips, the course plays 7,299 yards.
Amongst the field is 2021 Missouri Amateur champion Curtis Brokenbrow (2013, ‘16 and ‘20), Stroke Play champion Skip Berkmeyer (2012), and Stroke Play champion and Missouri Amateur 3-time champion Brad Nurski.
Former three-time champion Berkmeyer will also be looking to take back his crown. The Town and Country native took home the 2013, ‘16 and ‘20 Stroke Play Championships. Most recently, he won at Norwood Hills Country Club with a score of nine under par, 271.
To view golfers, pairings and tee times, visit: https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/3393300
For more information on upcoming MGA men’s events or other MGA tournaments, visit www.mogolf.org
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ABOUT MGA: The Missouri Golf Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the best interests and true spirit of the game of golf throughout the State of Missouri.
The Missouri Golf Association was started in St. Louis in 1905 to run the Amateur Championship. Four founding clubs would be the ones in existence in St. Louis in those early years – St. Louis Country Club, Algonquin Golf Club, Glen Echo Golf Club and Normandie Golf Club. Four years later, the invite-only Missouri Amateur was held in Kansas City at Evanston Club. 1911 marked the real organization of the MGA with Bonner Miller as Secretary and Executive Director. Ever since then, the MGA has striven to provide tournaments and spaces for Missouri golfers to sharpen their skills and enjoy the game.
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