Advocacy Clay Shoots

Charlie Curry
​ Memorial Tournament
Thursday, October 8, 2026

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (EDT)

Fieldstone Hunting Preserve

5250 Watson Dairy Rd.
Dry Branch, Ga. 31020

 

IN MEMORY OF CHARLIE CURRY
In early 2018, the Georgia community banking industry lost a dear friend and passionate advocate, Mr. Charlie Curry of First State Bank of Randolph County, Cuthbert. In addition to his overall involvement with the Association, its Board of Directors and annual events, Charlie was an avid sportsman and often attended and supported CBA’s Advocacy Fundraising Clay Shoots. Therefore, the CBA Board of Directors unanimously decided to name this event in his honor. We are pleased to present the Charlie Curry Memorial Clay Shoot.

Charles "Chuck" Harwell Memorial Tournament
Thursday, October 29, 2026

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (EDT)

Burge Plantation

44 Jeff Cook Road
Mansfield, GA 30055

IN MEMORY OF CHARLES "CHUCK" HARWELL
In 2020, we lost our dear friend and colleague, Charles "Chuck" Harwell. Chuck was a CBA board member who always supported this event as well as all of our Advocacy events year after year. Chuck was truly passionate about ensuring community banks had a voice at the Capitol and staying engaged in lobbying for our industry. Therefore, your CBA family would like to respectfully memorialize Chuck, for what he stood for, and meant to his family, friends, and the community he impacted. We are pleased to present the Charles "Chuck" Harwell Memorial Clay Shoot.

CBA'S ADVOCACY COMMITTEE

The banking industry continues to deal with issues that will have a profound effect on how we do business as community banks in the future. The Community Bankers Association of Georgia’s Advocacy Committee is a vital tool for educating members of the Georgia Legislature about the issues and concerns of the state’s community banking industry.

WHAT IS SPORTING CLAYS?

Sporting clays is a shotgun shooting competition in which clay pigeons are presented to the gunner in ways that mirror the flight pattern of game birds. The shooting grounds are laid out in stations with each station representing one type of bird or a combination of game. Teams will be made up of foursomes, and scoring is based on the Lewis system. ​