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This year, 100% of proceeds from the tournament will go directly to helping CASA of the South Plains ensure that children in foster care remain a top priority—even in an overburdened child welfare system. Right now, there are nearly 400 children in our region who urgently need the life-changing support of a CASA Volunteer. Your participation will help CASA serve more of these vulnerable children.

CASA of the South Plains recruits, trains, and empowers dedicated community members to advocate for the best interests of children in foster care. Our Volunteer Advocates build meaningful connections, promote healing, and speak up in court to ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive. CASA currently serves children across six counties: Cochran, Hale, Hockley, Lubbock, Terry, and Yoakum.

Click here for more information about the life-changing work CASA Volunteers are doing in the South Plains. 

Format: Bracket style 18-hole match play. This year each hole will be worth 1 point and will be awarded to the team with the lowest single ball scored on that hole. HOWEVER, in the event that the lowest single ball ties, the lowest combined score will decide the hole. Additionally the last flight will play a shamble format to help speed up play.

Location/Date: This year's competition will begin August 16, 2024 and be held at: The Rawls Course at Texas Tech, 3720 4th St, Lubbock, TX 79415

Rounds: Each team is guaranteed 2 rounds. A max of 3 rounds will be played during tournament play. 

Tie-Breakers/Rules Questions: In the event that the match is tied after 18 holes of play, the match will continue to extra holes on a sudden death basis. Extra holes played will be determined by the professional staff at the course you are playing. In the event of a rules question, policy question, rainout or continued play not being possible due to no daylight, procedures will be dictated by the professional staff at the course you are playing.

Handicap/GHIN: No more than a 6-stroke difference between teammates will be allowed. Players must have a GHIN established and consistently maintained. If you do not have a GHIN established, contact your home course about establishing one. The tournament will consider allowing players without a GHIN established into the tournament but with heavy verification procedures done by the professional staff and bracket committee regarding what you turn in as your handicap. 

Calcutta: In addition to prize money, every team in every bracket will be auctioned online at a website to be determined. More to come on this as we get closer to the tournament. Calcutta money will be handled by the folks running the calcutta and no funds will be held aside from out-of-pocket expenses(website fees).

For more information contact Lauren White, Marketing & Events Director at lwhite@casaofthesouthplains.org, (970) 576-4915, or the CASA office at 806-763-2272.