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The Parent-Child Tour Championship
The Parent-Child Tour Championship is a season-long match-play tournament and the format is identical to that of the other Tour Championships, however as a team event, it is "combined match-play" whereby both scores are added together and the lowest total wins the hole.

The Championship begins in May and the initial field of players is cut in half, month-by-month, until only two competitors remain - two who go on to play for the Billy-Dee Cup which was named after TanMan's dad, and friend and fellow Slammer, Bill Dorion.

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Parent-Child TC

ToothFairy & Nolanator
Congratulations to ToothFairy & Nolanator, the 2012
Parent-Child Tour Champions
Parent-Child Tour Championship ToothFairy & Nolanator ProZee & Baldee
TBD ToothFairy &
Nolanator
Sunny &
SunnyBoy
ProZee &
Baldee
ProZee & Baldee ProZee & Baldee The Lad & Little Lad Billiards & Rulz
ProZee
& Baldee
ProZee
& Baldee
The Lad
& Little Lad
Billiards
& Rulz
Billiards & Rulz Billy-Dee & TanMan
Billiards
& Rulz
Billy-Dee
& TanMan
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The Parent-Child Tour Championship
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