October 17, 2026
Myrtle Beach, SC — Nota Edges the Field in Stableford Shootout at Arrowhead
Arrowhead Country Club delivered a tight Stableford battle, with Richard Nota coming out on top with 39 points. Andy Parker finished just one point back with 38, while Bob Lenart claimed third with 37. With only two points separating the top three, every hole mattered.
Nota did more than take home the victory. He also posted the day’s best gross round with a 76 and got off to a strong start, recording six consecutive holes of par or better from the 1st through the 6th.
Lenart made his mark in the side games, capturing closest-to-the-pin honors on both the 3rd and 6th holes. Corey Davis and Kenny Smith each added a pin prize of their own.
With a tightly packed leaderboard and scoring highlights throughout the field, Arrowhead provided another competitive day of Buddy Boys Golf.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
October 9, 2026
Myrtle Beach SC — Giomundo Takes South Creek Crown
Joe Giomundo showed up at Coastal Property Brokers South Creek with a plan and apparently forgot to share it with the rest of the field. After posting a tidy 77 in Round 1, Joe finished at 2-under par to claim the win by a single shot over John Moreno. Kenny Smith settled into third at even par, while Corey Davis took fourth at 1-over and led the field with three birdies or better. Corey brought the fireworks, but Joe kept the cash register ringing.
Behind the leaders, things got a little less pretty. The pack bunched up a few shots over par, and South Creek made sure nobody left thinking this game was as easy as it looks on the practice green. Andrew Tortorella put together a six-hole stretch of par or better from holes 11 through 16, proving that good golf was possible out there, at least for six holes at a time.
Then there was Bill Plag, who decided the seventh hole deserved a little extra attention. His quintuple-bogey 9 was the day’s biggest blow-up hole, a score that makes you want to put the pencil down, take a deep breath, and consider a career in shuffleboard.
Congratulations to Joe Giomundo on the win. As for the rest of the boys, there’s always next week—and a fresh opportunity to blame the greens, the wind, or whatever else happens to be available.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
October 3, 2026
Calabash, N. Carolina — Batchelder Takes Control at Brunswick
Jamie Batchelder put on a show at Brunswick Plantation, topping the Stableford leaderboard with an impressive 43 points.
Batchelder backed up the score with the day’s best gross round, firing a 74 while putting together a remarkable 12-hole stretch of par or better from the 7th through the 18th. Doug Graham finished second with 40 points, followed by Tim Johnson with 38.
Behind the leaders, the field was tightly bunched, keeping the competition close throughout the day.
Andrew Tortorella posted 34 points, highlighted by three birdies or better and a closest-to-the-pin victory on the 2nd hole. Corey Davis also had a highlight of his own, recording the best single hole of the day with a birdie on the par-5 9th.
The round had its share of challenges as well. Jeff Brown finished with 10 points, while Danny Kilmartin endured a tough 9 on the 17th—a quintuple bogey that certainly made for an interesting finish.
The side games provided plenty of excitement. Joe Kilmartin was dialed in, capturing closest-to-the-pin honors on both the 4th and 16th holes. Ray Ludchak took the prize on 13, while Tortorella added another closest-to-the-pin win on the 2nd.
Brunswick rewarded good play, tested a few nerves, and once again gave the Buddy Boys plenty to talk about.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
September 26, 2026
Myrtle Beach, SC — Giomundo Posts Personal Best to Win at Whispering Pines
Joe Giomundo delivered a round to remember at Whispering Pines, carding a personal-best 74 on his way to victory.
The course was in excellent condition, and birdies were plentiful throughout the field. Giomundo got off to a fast start and never looked back, building enough of a cushion to hold off the competition and claim the win.
Only five players finished the day under par, highlighting just how competitive the round was.
Anthony Paccillo, Richard Nota, and Steve Diamond tied for second.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
September 19, 2026
Longs, SC — Jeff Lawing Wins Another Thriller at Aberdeen
In what is becoming a regular occurrence at Buddy Boys Golf, Aberdeen once again came down to the 18th hole.
With several different players taking turns at the top of the leaderboard throughout the day, it was Jeff Lawing who ultimately emerged victorious.
Bill Plagianakos, Doug Graham, and Kevin Granger were among the early leaders, but the treacherous pin placements eventually took their toll. Andrew Tortorello then caught fire with a string of birdies, briefly putting himself in position to make a run at the title.
With just three holes remaining, the leaderboard tightened once again. Joe Kilmartin, Buddy Clay, and Lawing found themselves at the top, with all three still having a mathematical chance to win.
Lawing saved his best for last, closing out the final holes in spectacular fashion to pull away from his two closest challengers and claim the victory.
Kilmartin and Clay tied for second, while Jamie Batchelder finished fourth.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
September 12, 2026
Myrtlewood Pine Hills — Glascock and Giomundo Tie for the Win at Myrtlewood
Myrtlewood did not disappoint. The course was in fabulous condition, and the competition was every bit as good.
Mac Glascock put together a string of great holes late in the round, pulling ahead and taking a two-point lead into the clubhouse.
But Joe Giomundo had other plans.
Quietly working his way into contention throughout the day, Joe came through when it mattered most, slamming home a clutch birdie putt on the 18th to pull even with Mac and earn a share of the victory.
Glascock and Giomundo finished tied for the win, while Steve Lake and Andy Parker tied for third. Jamie Batchelder, who opened with an impressive 35 on the front nine, finished fifth.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
September 5,2026
Brunswick Plantation — Jeff Lawing Wins a Thriller at Brunswick
Another hot day greeted the Buddy Boys Golf players at Brunswick Plantation, and while the field was smaller than usual with many players competing in the WorldAm, the competition was anything but.
From the opening tee shot to the final hole, the tournament was a two-man battle between Buddy Boys veterans Jeff Lawing and Anthony Paccillo. The two battled back and forth all day, with the outcome still in doubt heading to the 18th.
With the pressure at its highest, Lawing delivered when it mattered most, hammering home a birdie on the final hole to secure the victory.
Paccillo finished tied for second with Bill Plagianakos, while Corey Davis, Kenny Smith, and Ray Ludchak shared fourth place.
Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
September 2, 2026
Myrtle Beach, SC — Buddy Boys Take on the WorldAm
Ten of Buddy Boys Golf’s best have taken to the links across Myrtle Beach for the 43rd WorldAm, one of the largest amateur golf tournaments in the world.
The WorldAm brings together nearly 3,000 amateur golfers from around the globe for four days of competitive golf. Players are flighted according to age and handicap, creating a level playing field throughout the tournament. Following four rounds, the winner of each flight advances to a fifth and final day of competition to determine the WorldAm champion.
After three rounds, several Buddy Boys are making their presence known. Anthony Pacillo is tied for 5th in his flight, Andy Parker sits in 6th, while Richard Nota and Tony Miller are both tied for 6th in their respective flights.
With one round remaining, the Buddy Boys are still in the hunt. Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
August 28, 2026
Whispering Pines — Buddy Clay Claims 5th Win of 2026 at Whispering Pines
Twenty-eight Buddy Boys Golf players took on Whispering Pines today in an intensely competitive battle that saw the lead change hands throughout the round. In all, 17 different players held the top spot on the leaderboard at some point during the tournament.
When the final putt dropped, Buddy Clay emerged as the player to beat, posting an impressive 7-under net score to claim the victory. The win marks Clay’s fifth tournament victory of the 2026 season, further strengthening his position among the league’s top competitors.
Tim Johnson put together another strong performance, finishing second, while Richard Nota followed closely behind to take third.
Doug Graham and Tyler Crouse battled their way into a tie for fourth place, rounding out a tightly contested leaderboard.
With the lead changing hands so many times throughout the day, Whispering Pines once again delivered exactly what Buddy Boys Golf is all about—Competition. Camaraderie. Reward.
August 26, 2026
Buddy Boys Golf Welcomes Squabbit as Premier Scoring App
Buddy Boys Golf is proud to welcome Squabbit as our premier scoring app for all Buddy Boys Golf tournaments.
No matter the format, Squabbit puts all your scoring needs right at your fingertips. Players can easily enter scores, follow the action, and stay connected throughout the round.
Best of all, Squabbit provides a live leaderboard, keeping players and spectators up to date with tournament standings in real time—no matter where they are.
Squabbit and Buddy Boys Golf — keeping the competition connected from the first tee to the final putt.
August 21, 2026
Meadowlands — Kenny Smith Claims Meadowlands Victory
Twenty-four players teed it up at Meadowlands on a hot summer day, but it was Kenny Smith who rose to the top of a strong field, carding a 1-under-par 71 to claim the victory.
Several players made early moves up the leaderboard, but the tournament began to take shape by the ninth hole. Kenny Smith and Buddy Clay battled back and forth throughout the round until Buddy ran into trouble with a triple-bogey 7 on his 12th hole.
From there, Kenny stayed steady, continuing his run of pars while Buddy was unable to recover. Kenny secured the victory on his 17th hole.
Corey Davis finished strong, birdieing the 18th hole to claim second place. Buddy Clay, Jeffry Appleby, Andrew Tortorella, and Danny Carey shared third place.
Congratulations to Kenny Smith on a well-earned Meadowlands victory!
August 14, 2026
Kings North — Kilmartin Wins at Myrtle Beach National
The Coastal Property Brokers Signature Series returned to Myrtle Beach National on Friday for the second of four Signature Series events.
Joe Kilmartin held off Corey Davis, Larry Wasserman, and Jeff Lawing to claim the victory in a dramatic finish. Joe and Larry were in the clubhouse at 3-under and 2-under, respectively, setting the stage for a tense finish.
Corey carried the pressure to the 18th hole with an opportunity to force a playoff, but could not secure the birdie he needed. Jeff’s double bogey on the final hole also took him out of contention.
To cap off an already exciting round, Corey recorded a hole-in-one during the event.
Congratulations to Joe Kilmartin on another big Buddy Boys Golf victory and to all of the players who made the second Signature Series event a memorable one.
Competition • Camaraderie • Reward