Berchiatti Claims SCGA Super Senior Championship
FLORENCE, S.C. – Geno Berchiatti of Greenville claimed the title at the 20th Annual Harry Wilson Super Senior Championship at Florence Country Club in Florence, S.C.
In the Championship Division's Championship Flight, Berchiatti secured the victory after carding a final-round one-under-par 70 to finish with a 36-hole total of 141. Rick Cloninger of Rock Hill and Chuck Tryder of North Myrtle Beach finished tied for second, two strokes back at 143.
In the Championship Division's First Flight, Gary Robinson of North Myrtle Beach claimed the top spot with a two-day total of 151. Rand Menendez of Kiawah Island won the Second Flight with a total of 160, while Mark Moore of Ninety Six captured the Third Flight title at 168.
In the Legends Division's Championship Flight, John Long of Murrells Inlet claimed the title after carding a final-round two-over-par 73 to finish with a 36-hole total of 144. Stephen Poirier of Charleston finished one stroke back in second place with a two-day total of 145.
In the Legends Division's First Flight, Ted Ball of Kiawah Island earned the victory with a two-day total of 150. John Smunk of Beaufort captured the Second Flight title at 152, while Russell Guy of Mount Pleasant won the Third Flight with a total of 154.
The Super Senior Championship consisted of two divisions.
The Championship Division (ages 65–69) was split into four flights based on first-round scores. The Legends Division (ages 70 and over) was also split into four flights based on first-round scores.
For full tournament information and detailed scoring – Harry Wilson Super Senior Championship.
The 2026 SCGA Super Senior Championship was contested on the par-71 Florence Country Club course in Florence, S.C. The course played at 5,950 yards for the Championship Division and 5,478 yards for the Legends Division. The field consisted of 94 players ages 65 and older competing in a 36-hole stroke-play format. The event was established to honor Anderson's Harry Wilson and his 41 years of service to the SCGA.
In the Championship Division's Championship Flight, Berchiatti secured the victory after carding a final-round one-under-par 70 to finish with a 36-hole total of 141. Rick Cloninger of Rock Hill and Chuck Tryder of North Myrtle Beach finished tied for second, two strokes back at 143.
In the Championship Division's First Flight, Gary Robinson of North Myrtle Beach claimed the top spot with a two-day total of 151. Rand Menendez of Kiawah Island won the Second Flight with a total of 160, while Mark Moore of Ninety Six captured the Third Flight title at 168.
In the Legends Division's Championship Flight, John Long of Murrells Inlet claimed the title after carding a final-round two-over-par 73 to finish with a 36-hole total of 144. Stephen Poirier of Charleston finished one stroke back in second place with a two-day total of 145.
In the Legends Division's First Flight, Ted Ball of Kiawah Island earned the victory with a two-day total of 150. John Smunk of Beaufort captured the Second Flight title at 152, while Russell Guy of Mount Pleasant won the Third Flight with a total of 154.
The Super Senior Championship consisted of two divisions.
The Championship Division (ages 65–69) was split into four flights based on first-round scores. The Legends Division (ages 70 and over) was also split into four flights based on first-round scores.
For full tournament information and detailed scoring – Harry Wilson Super Senior Championship.
The 2026 SCGA Super Senior Championship was contested on the par-71 Florence Country Club course in Florence, S.C. The course played at 5,950 yards for the Championship Division and 5,478 yards for the Legends Division. The field consisted of 94 players ages 65 and older competing in a 36-hole stroke-play format. The event was established to honor Anderson's Harry Wilson and his 41 years of service to the SCGA.
