TCG Advisors Signs Agreement to Present 7th & 8th Texas Junior Cup Matches

NTPGA • June 15, 2018

The 7th Annual Texas Junior Cup Matches will take place on September 29-30, 2018 at Big Easy Ranch in Columbus.

SPRING, TEXAS (June 13, 2018) – The Southern Texas PGA and Northern Texas PGA are pleased to announce that TCG Advisors will be the presenting partner of the Texas Junior Cup Matches for the next two years. The 7th Annual Texas Junior Cup Matches presented by TCG Advisors will take place on September 29-30, 2018 at Big Easy Ranch in Columbus.
“We are delighted that TCG Advisors has agreed to present the Texas Junior Cup Matches over the next two years,” said Thomas Hutton, Executive Director of the Southern Texas PGA. “The Matches were intended to provide a unique, one-of-a-kind experience for each Section’s younger and more experienced junior golfers and with the support of TCG we will be able to enhance the event even more.”
Members from the Southern Texas PGA team will qualify to compete via Little Linksters and Junior Tour Spring and Summer Championships, while Northern Texas PGA team members will qualify via All American Tour, Texas Boys and Girls PGA Championship, and the Summer Series Championship.
“We look forward to coming out to Big Easy Ranch and interacting with all of the players and families,” said Chris Jamail, Partner, Chief Investment Officer for TCG Advisors. “Golf teaches so many life lessons and the work that the STPGA and NTPGA does within the youth space is remarkable and we are excited to join the Texas PGA family.”
In last year’s meeting, the STPGA fell to NTPGA 10.5 to 13.5. The Northern Texas PGA leads the Matches with a 5-1 overall record.

ABOUT TEXAS JUNIOR CUP MATCHES
The Texas Junior Cup Matches is an annual competitive event between the Northern and Southern Texas PGA Sections. This fiercely contested rivalry between two sister Sections is marked by close matches, dramatic shots, uncompromising sportsmanship, and new friendships. Each team consists of 12 junior golfers (six boys and six girls) who are 12 years old and younger. In this Ryder Cup-style event juniors play three 9-hole matches in three different format styles.
Northern Texas PGA hosted the inaugural Matches in 2012 at Northwood Club in Dallas. The Inaugural Matches were captured by the Southern Texas PGA with a result of 17.5 points to 6.5 points.

ABOUT TCG ADVISORS
TCG was founded in 1999 as a fee-based investment and consulting firm. Their founding partners rooted the company in their core values by which they serve their clients. By avoiding the pitfalls of the commission-based model, they have attracted a loyal clientele appreciative of straight talk, informed decision making, and personalized service. In helping others to prosper over the years, TCG has thrived as well. Managing over $2 billion in assets, they serve over 450,000 individuals across hundreds of clients in the private wealth, non-profit/government, and small-to-medium business segments as well as delivering a financial wellness platform to educate individuals. Everything they do is accomplished by a team of professionals who are dedicated to providing elite customer service.


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