Upstate South Carolina
Southern Oaks GC
Sunday, November 22, 2026 · Southern Oaks Golf Club
Registration
Registration opens
September 1, 2026
at 12:01 AM EDT
Registration closes
November 20, 2026
at 11:59 PM EST
Entry fee, member
$130
Entry fee, non-member
$165
Field size
24/72 players
Waitlist
12 spots
Cancellation
$25 until November 20, 2026
at 11:59 PM EST
Players in the field
24 of 72 spots filled
Brayden Anderson
Div 2
JB Anderson
Div 2
Josh Bayer
Div 3
Wayne Blyler
Div 3
Weston Brown
Div 2
Michael Chastain
Div 4
Steve Easler
Div 3
Rodney Ferrell
Div 5
Nick Gregoire
Div 1
Scott Hunter
Div 4
Phillip Johnson
Div 3
Tony Koechli
Div 3
Chris Lombardozzi
Div 2
Brian McMahan
Div 5
Eddie Mills
Div 3
Bruce Reeves
Div 5
John Schiemer
Div 2
Sonny Smith
Div 3
Brent Teodosio
Div 5
Steven Thompson
Div 3
Vern Verna
Div 5
James Wenz
Div 5
Kevin Wofford
Div 2
Shane Wright
Div 4
1 players in Div 1
Nick Gregoire
6 players in Div 2
Brayden Anderson
JB Anderson
Weston Brown
Chris Lombardozzi
John Schiemer
Kevin Wofford
8 players in Div 3
Josh Bayer
Wayne Blyler
Steve Easler
Phillip Johnson
Tony Koechli
Eddie Mills
Sonny Smith
Steven Thompson
3 players in Div 4
Michael Chastain
Scott Hunter
Shane Wright
6 players in Div 5
Rodney Ferrell
Brian McMahan
Bruce Reeves
Brent Teodosio
Vern Verna
James Wenz
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Contact
Tournament Director
Larry Lee
Larry Lee is the Chapter Owner for the Charleston/Hilton Head, Upstate South Carolina, and Western North Carolina chapters of the Amateur Players Tour. He served four years in the United States Air Force before beginning a 37-year career with Duke Energy as a Nuclear Chemistry Specialist, eventually advancing to Senior Nuclear Scientist at Catawba Nuclear Station. His involvement in competitive amateur golf began in 1997, when he started organizing tournaments. Over the years, he operated six amateur tours with more than 750 members. Running the APT chapters across Charleston / Hilton Head, Upstate South Carolina, and Western North Carolina has become the most meaningful part of his tournament experience. These chapters are a family operation, managed alongside his wife, Diane, and their son, AJ. Hosting APT events has brought them strong friendships, steady camaraderie, and a community atmosphere they value every season.