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Hall of fame Class of 2011Carolinas Golf hall of Fame Class of 2011Writer, PGA Professional and Successful Amateur honoredBy Sam Smithhoward Ward - Golf WriterMore than 50-years of writingabout golf, 14 PGA victoriesand 13 Carolina GolfAssociation titles have earned a trioof North Carolinians a spot in theCarolina Golf Hall of Fame.Howard Ward, Scott Hoch and LarryBoswell will be honored at the 2011induction ceremonies in PinehurstAugust 14th.Howard Ward’s longevity andwriting quality puts him in an elitecompany of golf reporters for newspapersand golf publications, notonly in the Carolinas but in the nation.Ward worked for the FayettevilleObserver for 41 years, the last 27years as sports editor, retiring in1997. He has worked since 1998 aslead golf writer for The Pilot newspaperin Southern Pines/Pinehurst,and has free-lanced for Golfweek,Golf World and Golf Magazine, aswell as for newspapers in GreatBritain and Canada.He's covered 22 Masters, sevenU.S. Men's Opens, three PGA Championships,three U.S. Women'sOpens, two U.S. Amateur Championships,two PGA Tour Championshipsand one LPGAChampionship. In addition, he hascovered scores of other PGA andLPGA events as well as CarolinasGolf Association, CPGA Sectionevents and numerous local events.Ward was editor of the GolfRecord of the Carolinas for eightyears; member of the Carolina GolfReporters Association since 1970and served as vice-president in 1979and president in 1980. While an officerwith the CGRA the CarolinasGolf Hall of Fame was organizedand Ward served on the Hall of Fameselection committee through 2008.Scott Hoch was born in Raleighin 1955 and graduated from WakeForest University in 1978, turningprofessional in 1979. Hoch won 11times on the PGA Tour, playing in644 events and making 498 cuts. Histotal winnings were $18,530,156.Since joining the PGA ChampionsTour, Hoch has won three times,earning $2,948,704. He won the VardonTrophy for low stroke averageScott hoch - PGA Golfer Photo Credit - Carolinas hall of Fameon the Tour in 1986 and was a memberof two Ryder Cup teams in 1997and 2002.He finished runner-up to NickFaldo in the 1989 Masters when hemissed a two-foot putt for the win onthe final hole, then lost in a playoff.He missed making a playoff for the1987 PGA Championship when hethree-putted from inside 10 feet onthe final hole.Larry Boswell of Jamestown isone of the most successful players inthe history of golf in the Carolinas.He has proven his longevity andconsistency by winning CarolinasGolf Association championships infive different decades.The 67 year old Boswell holds13 Carolinas Golf Association championships,which stands as third2 - www.CarolinaGolfJournal.Com - Summer 2011______________________________________________________________
Larry Boswell - Amateur GolferPhoto Credit - Carolinas hall of Fameteur (3).In addition, he won theFlorida International Four-Ball (regular and seniors)and the Society of SeniorsSuper Seniors Championship.In 2009 Boswellwas recognized as the CarolinasPGA Senior Amateurplayer of the year.Words like gentlemanand respect always accompanyLarry's name who isheld in the highest esteemby his fellow competitors.Membership into theCarolinas Golf Hall ofFame has been voted on annually bythe Carolinas Golf Reporters Associationsince 1981. Beginning in 2010,the CGRA was joined in the votingprocess by the North Carolina GolfPanel and South Carolina GolfPanel.The public is welcome to attendthe dinner and induction ceremony tobe held at The Carolina in Pinehurston August 14.For information or to register,email Betsey Mitchell atBets4Golf@nc.rr.com or call 910-470-1691. Details are also availableon-line at www.thecgra.com.most productive winner in CGA history,behind Dale Morey (24) and2010 Carolinas Golf Hall of Fameinductee Paul Simson (22). He alsohas competed on the coveted CarolinasTeam in the annual matchesagainst the Virginias 30 times, havingaccumulated the most points ofany golfer.He has competed in 11 USGAchampionships; U.S. Public Links(3), U.S. Amateur (2), U.S. SeniorOpen (3), and the U.S. Senior Ama-Photo Credit - Carolinas hall of Famethe Carolina at Pinehurst will hostCarolinas Golf hall of Fame ceremony August 14th“Charlotte’s Best Golf Course”- Charlotte’s Best MagazineA club to call home...Where members become familyMEMBERSHIP DRIVEJuniorLifetime MembershipFamily or IndividualAge 34 & under$400 Initiation FeeMonthly Dues $160for 3-yearsCorporateCorporate “6”Lifetime Membership$1500 Initiation FeeInclude up to (6) duespaying designatedmembers under oneCorporate MembershipDues Per Member:$204 MonthlySeniorLifetime MembershipFamily or IndividualAge 55 & over$400 Initiation FeeMonthly DuesIndividual: $180Family: $204For more information contact Membership & Events Director, 704-573-1000 ext. 2______________________________________________________________ www.CarolinaGolfJournal.Com - Summer 2011 - 3
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