Once again the  Wilmington Island Club is looking forward to hosting the Oglethorpe Invitational. This year the tournament will be celebrating its 28th anniversary and we are proud to be serving as the Host Course for the eleventh year. 2010 Entry forms are now available for download and require the free Adobe Reader.

The Oglethorpe Invitational is recognized as Savannah's premier amateur golf tournament. We are pleased that this event continues to grow in prominence as evidenced by the fact that participants are eligible to earn World Amateur Ranking points based on final tournament results.

The Tournament Committee wishes to express their gratitude to the sponsors, volunteers and players for their support. The funds raised by the Oglethorpe Invitational are an important source of support for both the Savannah and Georgia Junior Golf Foundations. Without these funds, we could not continue the necessary work that is dedicated to strengthening the future of golf in our community.

The Oglethorpe Invitational is recognized as Savannah's premier amateur golf tournament. We are pleased that this event continues to grow in prominence as evidenced by the fact that participants are eligible to earn World Amateur Ranking points based on final tournament results.

The 2009 Oglethorpe Invitational was another successful event. Players in the event represented fourteen states and two countries. Mark Silvers III(Savannah, GA) was the 2009 Champion with a score of (66-66-67=199). Bo Andrews(Raleigh, NC) and Rob Simmons(Beaufort, SC) tied for 2nd place with a score of 202. Chris Morris(Maysville, KY) finished in 4th a score of 203. Doug Hanzel(Savannah, GA) won the Senior Championship with a score of 204.

Chris Morris set the 18 hole tournament record with a score of 61.

On behalf of the Tournament Committee we wish to express our gratitude to the sponsors, volunteers and players for their support. The funds raised by the Oglethorpe Invitational are an important source of support for junior golf in the Savannah area. Without these funds, we could not continue the necessary work that is dedicated to strengthening the future of golf in our community.