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Gandon wins Club Car title in playoff
Gandon wins Club Car title in playoff

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time07-04-2025

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Gandon wins Club Car title in playoff

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The 2025 Club Car Championship needed a 73rd hole to decide a champion on Sunday, April 6, at the Deer Creek Course at The Landings. Jeremy Gandon, walked to the 18th green, 17 shots under par and tied with Rick Lamb, who was already in the clubhouse. Gandon missed about a 20-foot putt that would have won the tournament. Instead, Gandon and Lamb entered into a sudden-death playoff. The competitors would replay the 18th hole until a champion was crowned. Gandon's second shot landed in the greenside bunker. Lamb played the hole a little safer and was on in three shots. Lamb was away so he played first. His fourth shot was a birdie putt that was just a little off. Gandon hit a beautiful shot out of the bunker on his third shot and tapped in for the victory. For Gandon, this was his first career victory on the Korn Ferry Tour. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Gandon, Knox tied headed into final round of Club Car, Tuten goes 5 under par
Gandon, Knox tied headed into final round of Club Car, Tuten goes 5 under par

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time06-04-2025

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Gandon, Knox tied headed into final round of Club Car, Tuten goes 5 under par

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The Sunday pairings are set for the 2025 Club Car Championship at the Deer Creek Golf Course at The Landings. Jeremy Gandon and Russell Knox are tied at 14 shots under par headed into Sunday. Knox, who was the 36-hole leader, was three under for the day. Gandon moved up nine spots after going seven under in the third round. Knox and Gandon are paired together in the final round. They tee off at 2 p.m. Armstrong Atlantic alum Shad Tuten put together another solid round on Moving Day. Tuten went five under par. He's eight under for the tournament. Tuten is paired with Raj Ghosh for the final round. They will start at 11:25 a.m. As for Bluffton native Bryson Nimmer, he shot 73 on Saturday. At one point, the Clemson alum made 12 consecutive pars. Nimmer is currently tied for 74th. In the final round, he is partnered with Alvaro Ortiz. They tee off at 7:40 a.m. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Over 500 local volunteers power the 2025 Club Car Championship
Over 500 local volunteers power the 2025 Club Car Championship

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time04-04-2025

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Over 500 local volunteers power the 2025 Club Car Championship

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The second day of competition starts this morning at the 2025 Club Car Championship. The event celebrates its eighth year and features a world-class field of over 150 players. While the competition intensifies, the event is also making a positive impact in supporting local charities. WSAV went to the golf course to learn more about how volunteers have been working for months to ensure the tournament's success. While the golfers are out competing – more than 500 volunteers have been working behind the scenes since December to make this all happen. Many come from the neighborhood that surrounds the course: The Landings. 'So basically, we have 535 volunteers. The vast majority are Landings Club members, and we couldn't get it done without them,' said Syd Britt, the Volunteer Chair for the Club Car Championship Tournament. Britt has been in this position for the past three years and says this is her favorite week of the year. 'I like all the energy that is going on here when we get 156 players around here. The various things that is going on as well.' The tournament features 156 golfers and supports local charities with a portion of every ticket sold. For the last couple of years, the tournament has raised almost half a million say this fundraising is important for the Coastal Empire because this raises money these charities wouldn't necessarily get. Volunteer chairs tell WSAV that this year's charity events are set to raise even more, with highlights like the Pro-am and Saturday's military appreciation ceremony. It's a community celebration supporting great causes. 'It is a lot of hours. And this is the point of why I love being out here. Is because people put in the work to set it up, to coordinate, and they are communicating with all their team members, so it is volunteers on the committees and stuff like that. It is a really great effort,' shared Britt. Beyond the golf, it's making a big impact on local charities, raising funds for causes like First Tee Junior Golf and The Landings Military Family Relief Fund. 535 volunteers contributing 15,000 hours annually Charities benefiting include Brightside, Folds of Honor, and First Tee Savannah Volunteers have been preparing and signing up since December Friday evening Syd Britt shared that her favorite event begins to set up, which is paired with Hunter Army Airfield. 'Friday night helicopters will come swooping in here and they will park in for the evening -depending on the weather. Saturday all day long there is military events whether it's the tanks or helicopters and all kinds of things. Kids can come out here and get their pictures taken in it.' Tickets start at $10, with free entry for military, first responders, and kids under 17. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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