News Summary
The ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic is underway at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club. Despite weather delays, players like Mackenzie Hughes and Cristobal Del Solar are tied for the lead at 10-under. With a competitive field, fans are eager to see how the tournament unfolds. Special ticket offers for families and veterans were also highlighted, making it an exciting event for golf enthusiasts.
Excitement Builds as Myrtle Beach Classic Unfolds
Welcome to Myrtle Beach, where the sun was shining bright today at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club, even though the start of the second day of the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic was delayed due to some adverse weather conditions. The tournament resumed with a buzz of excitement, as players hit the course, much to the delight of enthusiastic fans eager to see who would rise to the top.
Lead Duo Shines Bright
Tied for the lead at 10-under, Mackenzie Hughes from Canada and Cristobal Del Solar from Chile both put on a remarkable performance, each finishing the day with a total score of 132. This dynamic duo is sure to keep golfers on the edge of their seats as they push through the next rounds. Both players have displayed a range of skills throughout the tournament, and it seems like they are both ready to battle for the top spot.
Chasing the Leaders
Hot on their heels are a group of talented players tied for third place at 9-under, coming in with scores of 133. This crowd includes Danny Walker, Harry Higgs, Will Chandler, Nick Watney, and Davis Shore. Each of these golfers is looking to chip away at the leaders’ advantage as the tournament progresses. Meanwhile, Norman Xiong has found his spot in eighth place with an impressive 8-under score of 134.
All About Timing
The adjustments to the morning tee times were necessary, with delays shifting them from 8:30 a.m. to 10:20 a.m.. The afternoon tee times remained in the range of 1:10 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., allowing players to get their games on track without losing too much time. Fans can catch all the action on the Golf Channel, which is covering the event with different times allocated for each day’s rounds.
Get Your Tickets!
If you haven’t already planned your trip to the tournament, tickets and parking passes are available online through Ticketmaster. The convenience of digital and scannable tickets makes it easy for attendees to enjoy the experience without the hassle of physical tickets. Just remember, parking can be found at Lot 9, located at 2400 N Oak St., Myrtle Beach, SC, for a daily fee of $20, with shuttles ready to transport fans to the golf course.
Special Offers for Fans
The Myrtle Beach Classic is offering some great perks. Kids under 15 can gain free access to the venue, which is an excellent opportunity for families to enjoy a day of golf together. Meanwhile, veterans and first responders can enjoy a 25% discount on their ticket prices. Day passes range from $30 to $2,500, depending on your preferred viewing experience.
Safe and Fun Environment
While enjoying the tournament, please keep in mind that there are some prohibited items to ensure everyone’s safety and comfort. This includes weapons, large bags, laptops, oversized chairs, and of course, pets – service animals are the only exception. Be sure to check the guidelines to make your visit as enjoyable as possible!
Competitive Spirit and Family Ties
Among those competing is the unique father-son duo of Jackson Byrd and Jonathan Byrd. Jackson is still an amateur working his way up, while Jonathan is a seasoned PGA Tour member, bringing together a rare familial bond in the heat of competition. As the tournament continues, it will be exciting to see how their journey unfolds.
Golf on the Line
With a total purse of $4 million up for grabs, the stakes are high for all participants. The winner of the Myrtle Beach Classic will take home a significant prize of $720,000, adding an extra layer of motivation as the players strive for glory. With nearly half the field impacted by the cut set at 2-under, excitement and tension are palpable as the tournament progresses.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Myrtle Beach Classic, where every hole can change the standings and the atmosphere is electric!
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Additional Resources
- Myrtle Beach Online
- Wikipedia: Myrtle Beach
- WPDE
- Google Search: Myrtle Beach Classic 2025
- Golf Digest
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Golf Tournament
- PGA Tour
- Google News: Myrtle Beach Classic
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