| |    | | Friday, April 26, 2024 |
Mel Carreras |
The year’s first “Major” tournament is in the books. Last weekend we played the Paul Revere Cup. Despite tough conditions, Mel Carreras successfully defended the title that he first won last year. Firing a net 69 (-2), Mel edged out runners-up Rob Justice (70) and Bill Kennedy (70) by a single shot. Walter Scott posted even par 71 to finish solo 4th. The trio of Mike Champagne, Steve Jepsen, and Steve Tunney shot 72 to share 5th place.
Congratulations to all the winners, and remember, all results are posted on the club website.
Spring Four-Ball Qualifying:
Tomorrow (4/28) we have the start of the Spring Four-Ball. Teams will tee it up with the hopes of advancing to the match play portion of the tournament. And we all know, once match play begins, anything can happen.
Ladies Division News:
As the Ladies Golf Division kicks off the new season, we would like to remind everyone that ALL women members of any golfing level are welcome to join in the fun on Tuesday mornings. Tuesday (May 8th) is the opening Scramble and Luncheon. Sign up is in the women’s locker room. If you are unable to make the golf, consider joining the ladies for the luncheon. We would love to see you!
Next Wednesday (May 2nd), the 6th annual “Chip n’ Sip” Golf Clinic and Meet and Greet will be held. There will be an hour of golf instruction from 5-6pm, followed by a social hour meet and greet in the dining room. Patty and the kitchen staff will be serving up adult beverages and some delicious hors d'oeuvres for the occasion.
Friday Twi next week (May 4th)
May 2
| | Ladies Clinic (5-6pm)
Meet and Greet (6-7) |
May 19
| | Parent Son/ Daughter under 12 yrs. Bring the kids out for 9 holes of alternate shot. A perfect excuse to come to the club! |
May 25
| | 1-Day Member-Guest. Open to all members. Bring 1,2, or 3 guests.
Entry Fee includes golf, prizes, range balls and dinner. Shotgun start at 1 pm.
Sign up in Pro shop. Field is limited to the first 60 players to sign up. |
May 28
| | Memorial Day Pro-Am. A-B-C-D teams by blind draw. Sign up on bulletin board.
Open to regular members. If the field is not full, limited, intermediate juniors, and junior members can signup 1 week prior to the event. |
Work continues on the new tees on holes #2 & 4. Play all construction areas as ground under repair.
Also. . .we are currently playing the ball up (preferred lies) in your own fairway.
And...as we start a new year, we remind all members to please observe golf etiquette and be sure to take care of your golf course. Always remember to replace ALL divots. Repair ANY ball marks you see on the greens (even if they were from somebody else). Rake the bunkers when done, and please be aware of your pace of play. Cart riders can also do their part to minimize wear and tear on the golf course, by observing all cart traffic signs.
Have a Great Golfing week!
Kevin
| | |  | | |  | The Fairway Wood is probably as
difficult a club to hit as
any in the bag.
It’s hugely useful if you can hit it consistently, but almost a waste
of space in the bag if you can’t.
Improvements in face technology
to increase forgiveness across
the face are welcome. | | | | The fitting and setup of this club is critically important. Everything you
can do to make sure the ball launches easily and accurately, should be done. That includes investing time to find the shaft that translates difficult into easy.
An assessment and fitting is of paramount importance. |  | | | |  |
Make sure the Fairway Woods and Hybrids in your bag are as easy to use as possible, and integrated
so that you have no big distance gaps or overlap from the clubs at the top of your bag.
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| | |  | | | Whether we’re coaching them, or you’re out with your child on the course or Range, never forget the need for FUNdamentals.
Yes, we want to teach the FUNdamentals of balance,
movement and coordination.
Yes, we want to make sure they
grasp the FUNdamentals of
hitting a golf ball.
Sure, we want them to
have the FUNdamentals of
how to play the game.
But, we want it to
always be FUN. |  | |
But actually, it shouldn’t be different for anyone coming to learn the game. There are four steps,
and each child, or golfer, can decide where is far enough for them.
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Whether it’s introducing golf to your child, helping them master the fundamentals,
or taking them to new levels of expertise, we want to help. Come and talk to us about the best
way to introduce golf to your child or how to develop their ability.
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