David Glabicki Takes Lead in Thrilling Start at Golfweek Senior Championship

The Golfweek Senior National Championship kicked off today at the picturesque Grandover Resort in Greensboro, North Carolina. This thrilling event is a 54-hole stroke play competition designed specifically for senior golfers, drawing participants from across the United States. Since its inception in 2022, the championship has become a staple for amateur golf enthusiasts looking to …
The Golfweek Senior National Championship kicked off today at the picturesque Grandover Resort in Greensboro, North Carolina. This thrilling event is a 54-hole stroke play competition designed specifically for senior golfers, drawing participants from across the United States. Since its inception in 2022, the championship has become a staple for amateur golf enthusiasts looking to … (Symbolbild/MF)

1000 Club Rd, Greensboro, 27407-8286, North Carolina, USA - The Golfweek Senior National Championship kicked off today at the picturesque Grandover Resort in Greensboro, North Carolina. This thrilling event is a 54-hole stroke play competition designed specifically for senior golfers, drawing participants from across the United States. Since its inception in 2022, the championship has become a staple for amateur golf enthusiasts looking to showcase their skills. Golfweek reports that a limited field adds to the excitement and intensity of the tournament.

Leading the pack after the first round is David Glabicki, hailing from Cary, North Carolina, who finished the day at even-par 72. His round was marked by three birdies balanced out by three bogeys, providing him with a slim one-shot advantage over his closest competitor, Kevin VandenBerg from Pulaski, New York. VandenBerg, a two-time Golfweek Senior Player of the Year, encountered a setback with a double-bogey on the par-4 11th hole, landing him at 1-over par.

Standout Performances

In third place is Bryan Hoops from Tempe, Arizona, who scored 3-over 75, showing a commendable comeback with a back nine score of 35 after a 40 on the front. Meanwhile, in the Super Senior division, Stevie Cannady sets the pace at 2-over 74, just a stroke ahead of Randy King and Dub Huckabee, both finishing with a 3-over 75. Not far behind are Greg Goode and James Starnes, ranked No. 1 and No. 3 in Golfweek’s National Senior Amateur Rankings, tied for fourth at 76.

The Legends division showcases the talents of Jeffrey Knox, who leads with a remarkable score of 1-under 71, including an impressive back nine of 31. In the Super Legends division, Pete Allen from Southport, North Carolina, claims the top spot with a score of 1-over 73.

An Anticipated Tournament

The tournament, held at the East Course of the Grandover Resort—situated at 1000 Club Rd, Greensboro, NC—has been met with enthusiasm from players and spectators alike. With archived results available for competitors who wish to reminisce on past tournaments, it keeps the spirit of amateur golf vibrant and alive. For those attending, it’s worth noting that AmateurGolf.com has partnered with HotelPlanner to provide special hotel rates during the championship days, ensuring a comfortable stay for all participants.

As this year’s exciting event unfolds, golf aficionados are surely in for a treat. With scores meant to be improved upon and competitors eager to elevate their game, who knows what changes the next rounds will bring? There’s something to be said for the thrill of a tightly contested championship, and this one is no exception!

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