Campbell University’s 4th annual Professional Golf Management Golf Tournament raised $2,700 for the Louis W. (Bobby) Powell Golf Management Scholarship Fund. The tournament, a two-person scramble, was held Monday, November 1, at Keith Hills Country Club in Lillington, NC, with a total of 54 players competing.

The team of PGA Life Member Reid Schronce of Wilmington, NC, and Bern Coulther, of the East Coast Golf School of Wilmington, fired a round of 61 to win the Professional Division by one shot over two other teams. The team of Aaron Abeles, of Warren, NJ, and Luke Lovell, of Danville, KY, won the PGM Student Division, shooting a 62. James Harris and Darrell Fowler won the Nicklaus Flight by four shots with a tournament low score of 60. The Hogan Flight competition was won by one shot as Tom Lanier and Ray Womble fired a score of 67. A total of 20 sponsors contributed to the event. Preparations are already underway for the 16th annual PGMSA Scramble & “Pignic” scheduled for April 22.

Developed from Campbell’s first Department of Business, established in 1893, the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business was formally established in 1983. It offers undergraduate degrees in business administration, accounting, trust management, computer information systems, economics, international business, and golf management, as well as a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Trust and Investment Management. Reporting an enrollment of over 1,000 students, the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business is one of only 14 schools in the nation to have a golf management program approved by the PGA and the only school in the nation to offer Trust and Investment Management degree programs.

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