2005 COCA-COLA TENNESSEE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS - University of Tennessee Athletics

2005 COCA-COLA TENNESSEE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

October 12, 2004 | Men's Golf

2005 RESULTS

18th Annual Coca-Cola Tennessee Tournament of Champions

Round 1 Results in PDF Format

Round 2 Results in PDF Format

Round 3 Results in PDF Format

Tournament Records | Tournament History

PARTICIPATING TEAMS

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Tennessee			Volunteers
University of Alabama			University of Arkansas
College of Charleston			Florida State University
Georgia Southern			LSU
Ole Miss			Mississippi State University
University of Missouri			University of North Florida
Tulane University			University of Virginia
Virginia Tech			Finnish Junior Team

DIRECTIONS TO HOLSTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

From Interstate 40 East
Merge onto ASHEVILLE HWY/US-11E W/US-70 W via EXIT 394
Turn LEFT onto CHILHOWEE RD SE. (0.4 miles)
CHILHOWEE RD SE becomes S CHILHOWEE DR. (0.6 miles)
Turn LEFT onto HOLSTON HILLS RD. (0.1 miles)
End at 5200 Holston Hills Rd.

HOLSTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

QUICK FACTS
Holston Hills Country Club was organized in 1925 by a group of Knoxville businessmen, including several members of Cherokee Country Club, who wanted a championship golf course. The idea behind the project was a combination facility; Cherokee for social activities, and Holston for golf. Donald Ross had designed Cherokee Country Club earlier in 1907, and he was the logical choice for the new course. The new Club developed rapidly until the Great Depression, and then due to financial reason the relationship came to an end. This separation, although difficult, basically saved the Ross design in the long run. With Holston Hills now on its own after the Great Depression, the Club never had the resources to change or tinker with the course. Due to this, today it is considered one of the most authentic Ross courses in the country.
In 1998 the Club initiated the rebuilding of the greens to USGA specifications, while at the same time rebuilding all of the course tees. Architect Tom Doak working in conjunction with the Donald Ross Society supervised the revisions. Great care was taken to make sure the greens were rebuilt exactly the way they were originally designed. Laser elevations were shot prior to excavation and Ross's field notes were used to restore the putting surfaces back to their original size and shape. Up until this time the greens were the original push-up greens that Ross designed from native soil over 70 years ago.
Holston Hills has over one hundred bunkers located throughout the property. During the Great Depression many of the bunkers were allowed to simply grow over with grass due to the financial situation of the Club. Since then most of the bunkers have been restored to sand simply by removing the sod and locating the long lost sand below. To this day most of the bunkers lack drainage and are the exact way Ross left them over 70 years ago.
Holston Hills is fortunate in the fact that they have all of Donald Ross's original drawings and course sketches. Copies of all 18 hole sketches can be seen in the Clubhouse along with the original master routing plan. These plans even contain field notes made by Ross during the course construction.

2004 RESULTS

17th Annual Coca-Cola Tennessee Tournament of Champions
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Round 1 Pairings in PDF Format	Round 1 Pairings
Round 1 Results in PDF Format	Round 1 Results
Round 2 Pairings in PDF Format	Round 2 Pairings
Round 2 Results in PDF Format	Round 2 Results
Round 3 Pairings in PDF Format	Round 3 Pairings
Round 3 Results in PDF Format	Round 3 Results

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