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Local Qualifier
Event Completed

Countryside Golf Club

20800 W. Hawley St., Mundelein, IL 60060
Jul 11, 2023
The Path to the National Finals
  1. Local Qualifier
    Event Completed
    Mundelein, IL 60060
    Jul 11, 2023
  2. Sub-Regional Qualifier
    Event Completed
    Glenview, IL 60025
    Aug 17, 2023
  3. Regional Qualifier
    Event Completed
    Silvis, IL 61282
    Oct 1, 2023

Age Verification Tool

Enter your participant’s date of birth to determine their age category. Participants will be grouped based on their age as of the National Finals.
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Leaderboard

Participant
1 dcp-logo-no-words.png Alexis Kidder
Qualified
  1. 6
  2. 40
  3. 26
  4. 72
2 dcp-logo-no-words.png Scarlett Jansen
Qualified
  1. 12
  2. 16
  3. 31
  4. 59
3 dcp-logo-no-words.png Hailey Woodka
Qualified
  1. 11
  2. 21
  3. 13
  4. 45
4 dcp-logo-no-words.png Emmeline Labuz
Alternate
  1. 7
  2. 4
  3. 32
  4. 43
5 dcp-logo-no-words.png Grace Mongolis
Alternate
  1. 10
  2. 3
  3. 30
  4. 43
6 dcp-logo-no-words.png Mary Kate Jaworski
  1. 4
  2. 7
  3. 26
  4. 37
7 dcp-logo-no-words.png Kathryn Burris
  1. 6
  2. 4
  3. 26
  4. 36
8 dcp-logo-no-words.png Caroline Nelson
  1. 5
  2. 4
  3. 21
  4. 30
9 dcp-logo-no-words.png Brooklynn Trim
  1. 0
  2. 3
  3. 26
  4. 29
10 dcp-logo-no-words.png Kelsey Bloomer
  1. 5
  2. 17
  3. 3
  4. 25
11 dcp-logo-no-words.png Mikayla Bloomer
  1. 4
  2. 3
  3. 17
  4. 24
12 User Generated Image - Krisha Kairamkonda Krisha Kairamkonda
  1. 6
  2. 7
  3. 4
  4. 17
13 dcp-logo-no-words.png Hayley Noworyta
  1. 3
  2. 3
  3. 7
  4. 13

Pairing Results

175 results
1 8:00 AM Girls 7 - 9
Mikayla Bloomer
2 8:02 AM Girls 7 - 9
Krisha Kairamkonda
3 8:04 AM Girls 7 - 9
Kelsey Bloomer
4 8:06 AM Girls 7 - 9
Alexis Kidder
5 8:08 AM Girls 7 - 9
Caroline Herman
6 8:10 AM Girls 7 - 9
Mary Kate Jaworski
7 8:12 AM Girls 7 - 9
Caroline Nelson
8 8:14 AM Girls 7 - 9
Hayley Noworyta
9 8:16 AM Girls 7 - 9
10 8:18 AM Girls 7 - 9
Grace Mongolis
11 8:20 AM Girls 7 - 9
Emmeline Labuz
12 8:22 AM Girls 7 - 9
Scarlett Jansen
13 8:24 AM Girls 7 - 9
Kathryn Burris
14 8:26 AM Girls 7 - 9
Brooklynn Trim
15 8:28 AM Girls 7 - 9
Hailey Woodka
16 8:37 AM Boys 7 - 9
Jaxon Saitta
17 8:39 AM Boys 7 - 9
Terry Yormark
18 8:41 AM Boys 7 - 9
19 8:43 AM Boys 7 - 9
Jackson Gruber
20 8:45 AM Boys 7 - 9
Brayden Michelotti
21 8:47 AM Boys 7 - 9
James Shibata
22 8:49 AM Boys 7 - 9
Chase Kieras
23 8:51 AM Boys 7 - 9
24 8:53 AM Boys 7 - 9
Konstantine (Kosta) Blazakis
25 8:55 AM Boys 7 - 9
Theodore Rozwadowski
26 8:57 AM Boys 7 - 9
Keaton Dovichi
27 8:59 AM Boys 7 - 9
William Pedersen
28 9:01 AM Boys 7 - 9
Mackinley Thornton
29 9:03 AM Boys 7 - 9
Connor Swanson
30 9:05 AM Boys 7 - 9
Jake Risdon
31 9:07 AM Boys 7 - 9
Evan Risdon
32 9:09 AM Boys 7 - 9
Atharv Kairamkonda
33 9:11 AM Boys 7 - 9
John Sazy
34 9:13 AM Boys 7 - 9
Patrick Dinino
35 9:15 AM Boys 7 - 9
Brian Brady
36 9:17 AM Boys 7 - 9
Konrad Thorpe
37 9:19 AM Boys 7 - 9
38 9:21 AM Boys 7 - 9
Christian Bohne
39 9:23 AM Boys 7 - 9
40 9:25 AM Boys 7 - 9
Ben Koob
41 9:27 AM Boys 7 - 9
Michael Jaworski
42 9:29 AM Boys 7 - 9
43 9:31 AM Boys 7 - 9
William Thompson
44 9:33 AM Boys 7 - 9
Natan Drwal
45 9:35 AM Boys 7 - 9
Jackson Ellerman
46 9:37 AM Boys 7 - 9
Anthony DeFrank
47 9:39 AM Boys 7 - 9
Bradley ROUNDS
48 9:48 AM Girls 10 - 11
Audrey Park
49 9:50 AM Girls 10 - 11
Vivian Thompson
50 9:52 AM Girls 10 - 11
Tessa Bawcum
1 of 4
155 results
120 12:33 PM Boys 12 - 13
Noah Ackron
59 10:10 AM Girls 10 - 11
Aditi Agarwal
92 11:23 AM Boys 10 - 11
Elliot Akesson
86 11:11 AM Boys 10 - 11
George Alimissis
160 2:07 PM Boys 14 - 15
Luke Anderson
75 10:49 AM Boys 10 - 11
Tejasvin Arora
129 12:51 PM Boys 12 - 13
Merik Bakken
83 11:05 AM Boys 10 - 11
Palmer Bakken
112 12:17 PM Boys 12 - 13
Noah Barros
50 9:52 AM Girls 10 - 11
Tessa Bawcum
60 10:12 AM Girls 10 - 11
Natalie Berg
163 2:13 PM Boys 14 - 15
Hunter Bergdahl
146 1:32 PM Girls 14 - 15
Madeline Bielecki
65 10:29 AM Boys 10 - 11
Emmanuel (Manoli) Blazakis
24 8:53 AM Boys 7 - 9
Konstantine (Kosta) Blazakis
3 8:04 AM Girls 7 - 9
Kelsey Bloomer
1 8:00 AM Girls 7 - 9
Mikayla Bloomer
38 9:21 AM Boys 7 - 9
Christian Bohne
35 9:15 AM Boys 7 - 9
Brian Brady
148 1:36 PM Girls 14 - 15
Alia Brazeau
56 10:04 AM Girls 10 - 11
Avery Brennan
76 10:51 AM Boys 10 - 11
Davis Brown
13 8:24 AM Girls 7 - 9
Kathryn Burris
94 11:27 AM Boys 10 - 11
Dane Cairns
135 1:03 PM Boys 12 - 13
Aiden Cavaliere
111 12:08 PM Girls 12 - 13
Kenzie Christie
70 10:39 AM Boys 10 - 11
Declan Cloonan
51 9:54 AM Girls 10 - 11
Finley Cloonan
155 1:57 PM Boys 14 - 15
Jackson Cobb
124 12:41 PM Boys 12 - 13
Walker Cobb
46 9:37 AM Boys 7 - 9
Anthony DeFrank
62 10:16 AM Girls 10 - 11
Grace DeVito
80 10:59 AM Boys 10 - 11
Elliott Dimuzio
34 9:13 AM Boys 7 - 9
Patrick Dinino
131 12:55 PM Boys 12 - 13
Andy Dong
166 2:19 PM Boys 14 - 15
Peter Douglass
26 8:57 AM Boys 7 - 9
Keaton Dovichi
168 2:23 PM Boys 14 - 15
Charles Drost
44 9:33 AM Boys 7 - 9
Natan Drwal
66 10:31 AM Boys 10 - 11
Marko Dubak
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How to Get There

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Countryside Golf Club

20800 W. Hawley St., Mundelein, IL 60060
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What to Expect

Drive, Chip and Putt is open to boys and girls ages 7-15. Boys and girls will compete in separate divisions in four age categories: 7-9 years old; 10-11 years old; 12-13 years old; and 14-15 years old.

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Competition Overview

  • Each participant will compete in all three skills (Drive, Chip and Putt).
  • Participants will attempt three shots per skill, for a total of nine shots. Participants accumulate points per shot in all three skills.
  • The champion in each individual skill competition will be determined by the participant with the most points accumulated in that particular skill.
  • The overall champion in each age category will be determined by the participant with the most points accumulated between all three skills.

Drive Skill

  • Each participant will attempt three drives from the same teeing area.
  • All drives will be played to a 40-yard wide grid and the ball must come to rest in the grid to score points.

Chip Skill

  • Each participant will attempt three chips from the same location approximately 10-15 yards from the hole.
  • All chips will be measured and scored from the center of the hole with lines clearly marking the scoring rings.

Putt Skill

  • Each participant will attempt three total putts, with one attempt from each of the following distances: 6’, 15’ and 30’.
  • All putts will be measured and scored from the center of the hole with lines clearly marking the scoring rings.

Awards

  • Prizes will be awarded to individual skill champions as well as overall champions for boys and girls in each age category.

Tee Times and Additional Information

  • Tee times and any additional information needed for the qualifier will be shared via email communication after the close of registration.

Rules

The Drive, Chip and Putt Executive Committee, its agents and subordinate organizers, reserve the right to make rulings and recommendations regarding the Drive, Chip and Putt competition.

Click here to view the Rules and Regulations in their entirety.

General Overview

  • Drive, Chip and Putt is open to boys and girls ages 7-15. Boys and girls compete in separate divisions in four age categories: 7-9 years old; 10-11 years old; 12-13 years old; and 14-15 years old.
  • Participants will be grouped based on their age as of the National Finals. Participants must be at least 7 years of age, and may not be older than 15 years of age, on the date of the National Finals.
  • All participants will be expected to show proof of eligibility should they advance to Regional Qualifying. Failure to provide a birth certificate or proper form of eligibility verification at the appropriate time will result in that participant being ineligible to compete.
  • Participants may register to compete in only one local qualifier. Competing in more than one local qualifier will result in the automatic disqualification of that participant.
  • All participants must conform to the USGA Rules of Amateur Status. Participation in Drive, Chip and Putt will in no way affect a participant's amateur status.
  • The participant's clubs and golf balls must conform with the requirements set forth in the Rules of Golf.
  • CODE OF CONDUCT: All participants and spectators are requested to display traditional customs of etiquette, proper attire, decorum and behavior, and to obey all policies, signs and verbal instructions of persons administering the competition. Abuse of the golf course or host facility, verbal or physical abuse, threatening or disrespecting a participant, spectator, volunteer, section staff, or other persons conducting, participating in, hosting, or attending a Drive, Chip and Putt event, or interfering in any way, may result in removal from the host facility, and/or disqualification from current or future events.
  • Advice from outside parties is strictly prohibited while a participant is competing; i.e. during each respective skill, from the time a participant is called to their starting time, and/or it is their, or their starting time group's turn to play, through the completion of that skill.

Scoring and Competing

  • Each participant will compete in all three skills (Drive, Chip and Putt).
  • Participants will attempt three shots per skill, for a total of nine shots.
  • Participants will accumulate points in each skill (maximum of 75 points per skill). The participant with the highest number of points in an individual skill will be declared the winner of the skill in his or her age category. The participant with the highest point total in all three skills combined (maximum of 225 points) will be declared the overall champion of his or her age category.
  • Ties in the individual skills will be broken by first comparing the point values for each participant's third attempt in the skill, then the second attempt and finally the first attempt, if necessary. If the participants are still tied, they will share the appropriate place.
  • At local and subregional qualifying, ties in the overall competition will be broken by first comparing the cumulative point total of all three putt attempts. If the cumulative putt point total is the same, compare the point values for each participant's third putt attempt, then second putt attempt and finally the first putt attempt, if necessary. If the tie is still not broken, repeat the same process by using the chip skill next, and finally the drive skill, if necessary. If the participants are still tied, they will share the appropriate place.
  • At regional qualifying, in the case of a tie in the overall score, a single putt at the 15' distance will determine the player advancing to the National Finals. If necessary, repeat the process until the tie is broken. The same points system will be used, and the order of play will be determined by a random draw. (A ball coming to rest on a scoring line will be scored in the higher of the two point rings).
  • From each local qualifier, up to three participants in each age/gender group move on to the subregional event. From each subregional qualifier, the top two participants in each age/gender group qualify to move on to the regional event. At each regional qualifier, one participant in each age/gender group will qualify for the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals at Augusta National Golf Club.
  • Participants should recognize that their pace of play affects others and they should play promptly. The Rules of Golf recommend a player should make a stroke in no more than 40 seconds (and usually in less time) after the player is able to play without interference or distraction. Based on this, the committee administering qualifiers may, at their discretion, encourage prompt pace of play in situations where a participant’s pace of play is negatively affecting the competition. The procedure should be as follows: If the committee determines a player’s pace of play is negatively affecting the competition, they may A) warn the player while also noting that an additional breach will result in zero points (or the lowest score possible) for that shot, and for each additional breach, they may B) notify the player that their pace of play has resulted in zero points (or the lowest score possible) for that successive shot.

    The Drive, Chip and Putt Executive Committee reserves the right to adjust the total number of participants that advance per qualifying site.

Rules Decisions

  • In coordination with the Drive, Chip and Putt Executive Committee, all on-site decisions made by the host PGA Section staff and PGA Professionals administering local, subregional and regional qualifiers are considered final.

Drive Skill Overview

  1. 40-yard wide grid - all shots must come to rest in the grid to score points.
  2. Flags, lines, ropes or signs indicate boundaries on both sides of the grid.
  3. A ball coming to rest on a boundary lines is considered in bounds.
  4. A ball coming to rest on a scoring line will be scored in the longer of the two scoring grids.
  5. In the event of a tie, the participant's third drive will serve as the tiebreaker (followed by the second drive and then first drive, if necessary). If a tie still exists, the participants share the appropriate place.

Drive Skill Point System

PointsDistancePointsDistance
125 yards or less14190-200 yards
225-50 yards15200-210 yards
350-75 yard16210-220 yards
475-100 yards17220-230 yards
5100-110 yards18230-240 yards
6110-120 yards19240-250 yards
7120-130 yards20250-260 yards
8130-140 yards21260-270 yards
9140-150 yards22270-280 yards
10150-160 yards23280-290 yards
11160-170 yards24290-300 yards
12170-180 yards25300+ yards
13180-190 yards

Chip Skill Overview

  1. Each participant will attempt three chips at the scoring hole. All chips will be measured from the center of the hole using clearly marked scoring rings.
  2. A ball coming to rest on a scoring line will be awarded the higher point value.
  3. In the event of a tie, the participant's third chip will serve as a tiebreaker (followed by the second chip and then first chip, if necessary). If a tie still exists, the participants share the appropriate place.
  4. Use of a putter is not allowed in the chip skill. Participants may only use a lofted iron or wood club for this skill. A "chipper" club is considered an approved club for the chip skill.
  5. Use of a tee in the chip skill is prohibited.

Chip Skill Point System

PointsDistance
1A ball finishing more than 10' from the hole
2A ball finishing 8' – 10' from the hole
5A ball finishing 6' – 8' from the hole
10A ball finishing 4' – 6' from the hole
15A ball finishing 2' – 4' from the hole
20A ball finishing 2' or nearer to the hole
25Ball Holed

Putt Skill Overview

  1. Each participant will attempt one putt from each distance (6', 15' and 30'). Putts will be measured from the center of the hole using clearly marked scoring rings.
  2. A ball coming to rest on a scoring line will be awarded the higher point value.
  3. In the event of a tie, the participant's third putt will serve as a tiebreaker (followed by the second putt and then first putt, if necessary). If a tie still exists, the participants share the appropriate place.

Putt Skill Point System

PointsDistance
1A ball finishing more than 5' from the hole
2A ball finishing 4' – 5' from the hole
5A ball finishing 3' – 4' from the hole
10A ball finishing 2' – 3' from the hole
15A ball finishing 1' – 2' from the hole
20A ball finishing 1' or nearer to the hole
25Ball Holed
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