Two and a half hours after registration opened to the public, the field is full.
I genuinely can’t thank you all enough for your excitement and participation… It humbles me and jacks me up at the same time.
If you missed registration and still want to get involved, go ahead and register. The waitlist is short and there are a few folks already showing signs they may not be able to make it, you never know if you may get called up!
Due to the busy schedule of events, I’m afraid it may just be a logistical nightmare for y’all. If you can fit around this schedule, by all means, but Saturday’s going to be a full day of golf.
I’m on vacation and I’m feeling like I missed the most important signup date of the year. 76th and on the waitlist shows how good this event is. Hoping I can make it again this year to see all my HCC guis
Hate to lost @bobbyt990 but this guy registered to play with his buddy and sent his deposit less than a minute after the 75th player, so it’s more than a worthy add. We’ll miss you Bobby BM
The High Cotton Club and Asi Hibachi Food Truck served over 2,000 meals along with an assortment of blankets and tarps to first responders, emergency workers, and folks in need over the past two days in three different parts of the community.
I didn’t take any pictures or videos out of respect for the folks who have been effected, but I was allowed into some otherwise blocked off areas to deliver food, and it was almost unfathomable… While I’m left wishing we could do more, I’m equally as grateful for the community we’ve built that allows us to help in these unfortunate times. Thank you to everyone who has participated in HCC events or sent your thoughts and prayers to High Cotton Country during this time.
Just because it’s quiet doesn’t mean work isn’t being done… the grind hasn’t stopped. Stay tuned as we work to provide the best event possible. Thank you all for your continued support and patience as spring approaches