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2020 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY NTA Roster As of Dec v. 12.30.20 v. 2020 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY NTA roster As of Dec. 31, 2020 Membership count: 372 ABE, Steve Avondale Golf Club 702-266-6629 [email protected] ABERCOMBIE, Aaron Walla Walla Country Club 509-525-7087 [email protected] AGUILAR, Brett Manito G&CC 509-228-2438 [email protected] ALDINGER, Robert Precision Pumping Systems 208-323-5300 [email protected] ALLEN Jr., Michael Circling Raven Golf Club 800-523-2464 [email protected] ALLER, Lonnie The Golf Club at Black Rock 208-676-8999 [email protected] ANDERSON, Abel Gold Mountain 360-271-4606 [email protected] ANDERSON, Mark Bear Creek CC [email protected] ANSETT, Tim Manito G&CC 509-624-0434 [email protected] ASK, Tom Hayden Lake Country Club 406-270-8281 [email protected] ATAMANIK, Glen Swaneset Bay GC AUSTIN, Brent LaGrande Country Club 541-910-1464 [email protected] BAER, Greg Baer Design Group 208-938-7721 [email protected] BARBER, Michael Hangman Valley Golf Course 509-448-9737 [email protected] BASENBERG, Tommy The Club at Rock Creek 208-889-6236 [email protected] BECKER, Nick Avondale Golf Course 208-772-6172 [email protected] BEDNAR, Mike Palouse Ridge Golf Course 509-332-1874 [email protected] BENITEZ, Balbino Black Rock Creek Golf Course 509-303-1432 [email protected] BENSON, Craig Meridian Valley CC 253-631-3131 [email protected] BETTS, Burr Buffalo Peak Golf Course 541-562-9411 [email protected] BLANC, Jeffrey Walla Walla Country Club 509-525-1780 [email protected] BLUE, Bill H.D. Fowler Co. [email protected] BOS, Bert Bos Sod Farms 800-267-7763 [email protected] BOUCHER, Deven Sudden Valley G&CC BOWEN, Kelly Turf Star/Western Equipment 509-701-1467 [email protected] BOWERS, Dale Legion Golf Course 425-257-8584 [email protected] BOWERS, Mitch Golf Club at Newcastle BROWN, Cory Overlake G&CC 425-454-7971 [email protected] BROWN, Herb Wandermere Golf Course 509-466-8023 [email protected] BROWN, Kyle Golf Club at Echo Falls 360-668-1345 [email protected] BRUNJES, Bob ICON Materials 253-981-6316 [email protected] BUBAR, Brandon Coeur d’Alene Public Golf Course 208-765-1658 [email protected] BUBENAS, Tony Pierce County Parks 253-798-4012 [email protected] BUCKNER, Tab City of Burnaby CAGLE, Tom Kalispel G&CC 509-467-6211 [email protected] CALABRESE, Thomas EnviroLogic Resources, Inc. 503-768-5121 [email protected] CAMP, Jennifer City of Liberty Lake 509-755-6714 [email protected] CAMPBELL, Brian Walter Hall GC 425-257-7890 [email protected] CAMPBELL, Dennis Twin Lakes G&CC [email protected] CAPPS, Kyle The Club at Rock Creek 208-967-5258 [email protected] CARLSON, Tim Washington Rock Sand 253-318-6000 [email protected] CARSTENS, Matt Kalispel G&CC 509-499-9539 [email protected] CASSENS, Richard Rainier G&CC [email protected] CASWELL IV, Earl (Chip) Santa Maria G&CC 509-557-9109 [email protected] CAWLEY-MURPHEE, Jed Rope Rider GC 509-649-6136 CENTENO, Edy Meadow Springs Country Club 509-627-7448 CHAMBERS, Curt Hangman Valley Golf Course 509-448-9737 [email protected] CHAMPAGNE, Aaron City of Spokane Parks & Rec 509-363-5459 [email protected] CHAVARRIA, Joe Amvac Environomental Products 360-952-0399 [email protected] CHENEY, Josh Glendale Country Club 425-746-7944 [email protected] CHRISTY-EARLES, Karen The Home Course 253-964-9400 [email protected] CLARK, David Linden Golf Course 253-203-8990 [email protected] CLAYTON, Tory Peninsula Golf Club [email protected] CLONINGER, Tim Eugene Country Club [email protected] CLOSE, Jacob Sudden Valley G&CC 206-719-0399 [email protected] COHRS, Brian Golf Club at Echo Falls 360-793-2297 [email protected] COLEMAN, Keith Harbour Pointe GC 425-347-5545 [email protected] COLLINS, Sean Belmont Golf Club COLSON, Jamie SunCountry Golf Course 509-674-2226 [email protected] COMEN, Kyle Linden Golf Course 253-203-8990 [email protected] CONCIENNE, Chris Helena Agri-Enterprises 509-536-2634 [email protected] CONKLIN, Mike Everett G&CC 425-353-7028 [email protected] CONNELLY, Jim Planet Turf 509-921-5421 [email protected] COOPER, Hunter Gamble Sands 864-378-6822 [email protected] COPLEY, Cam Nufarm Americas [email protected] COWAN, Scott Hayden Lake Country Club 208-772-2430 [email protected] COX, Nathan Desert Green Turf 509-750-1614 [email protected] COX, Shane Manito G&CC 509-624-3439 [email protected] COX, Steve Capitol City Golf Club 360-438-0679 [email protected] CURDY, James Desert Aire Golf Course 509-932-4839 [email protected] CURRY, Don Hayden ACE Hardware 208-762-0210 [email protected] CURRY, Marcus Prairie Falls Golf Club 208-773-8456 [email protected] DALEY, Nick Capilano G&CC [email protected] DALTON, Mark Meadow Springs Country Club 509-627-7448 [email protected] DANIELS, Tyler Wine Valley Golf Club 509-525-1169 [email protected] DEBLASIO, Jeffrey H.D. Fowler Co. 509-248-8400 [email protected] DELAND, Steven Eagles Pride Golf Course 253-964-0341 [email protected] DELMAN, Thomas Golf Club at Newcastle 425-255-1910 [email protected] DELPIERE, Scott Cascata Golf Club [email protected] DEPAULO, Brandon Trailhead Golf Course 509-899-8454 [email protected] DESHAZER, Tim Tacoma Country & Golf Club 253-588-6515 [email protected] DeVETTER, David Gallery Golf Course [email protected] DIETZ, Michael Palouse Ridge Golf Club 509-332-1874 [email protected] DILLINGER, Dwayne Bell Nob GC [email protected] DOHERTY, Sean Sand Point Country Club 253-777-5983 [email protected] DUFFNER, Gary Battle Creek Golf Course [email protected] EHRICH, Dwane Tumwater Valley Golf Club 360-754-4169 [email protected] ELLIOTT, Gary Rock Creek Golf Club of Idaho 208-664-8083 [email protected] ELLIOTT, Lynn Fircrest Golf Club 253-272-7767 [email protected] ELLIS, Nick Walla Walla Country Club 509-525-7087 [email protected] ELMORE, Matthew Rutgers University [email protected] ENHOLM, Gary Interbay Golf Center [email protected] EWING, Jim Liberty Lake Golf Course 509-448-9737 [email protected] FADENRECHT, Cory Overlake G&CC [email protected] FAGER, Sean Esmeralda Golf Course 509-466-0873 [email protected] FAIR, David Northview G&CC 604-576-4653 [email protected] FARMER, Jeremiah Hayden Lake Country Club 208-755-9412 [email protected] FEDERICK, Jon The Plateau Club [email protected] FINK, Ryan Fircrest Golf Club 253-564-3703 [email protected] FINLEY, Tom Gozzer Ranch 208-966-2370 [email protected] FIRESTONE, Don Druids Glen GC 360-259-1257 [email protected] FORD, John Whispering Firs Golf Course 253-964-0341 [email protected] FRANCIS, Tyson Desert Green Turf Farms [email protected] FREDERIKSEN, Dan The Golf Club at Black Rock 509-991-0373 [email protected] FREEMAN, Cody Prime Source 641-451-0098 [email protected] FULLER, Travis SePRO Corporation 509-385-3549 [email protected] FURLONG, Ron Avalon Golf Course [email protected] GALLARDO, Martin Desert Green Turf 509-989-2200 [email protected] GARDNER, Michael Huma Gro Turf 800-961-1220 [email protected] GARNER, Charles Broadmoor Golf Club [email protected] GARNER, Tony Leemco, Inc. 208-631-7787 [email protected] GARVER, Andy Prairie Falls Golf Club 208-773-8456 [email protected] GIBBS, Ivan Leavenworth Golf Club 509-548-6027 [email protected] GLASER, Larry Jefferson Park Golf Course 206-684-7453 [email protected] GOMES, Kevin Suncadia 509-649-6135 [email protected] GOLDSBERRY, Michael Wing Point G&CC [email protected] GOODMAN, Chris Meadow Park GC 253-473-3033 [email protected] GOOLD, Clint Druids Glen GC 253-670-1869 [email protected] GORDON, Ryan Club at Snoqualmie Ridge 425-200-0887 [email protected] GREEN, Karl Willows Run Golf Complex 425-833-1200 [email protected] GRILLEY, Mike The Links 208-457-8932 [email protected] GULLIKSON, Jeff Kalispel G&CC 509-467-6211 [email protected] HALL, Greg Fairwood G&CC 425-226-8585 [email protected] HALL, Ronald Coeur d’Alene Resort 208-659-7506 [email protected] HAMMER, Ryan Trophy Lake Golf Club 360-876-6193 [email protected] HANNUM, Jason Camaloch GC 425-530-6492 [email protected] HARNESS, Marcus Sand Point Country Club [email protected] HARPER, Todd Liberty Lake Golf Course 509-255-6602 [email protected] HARRISON, Richard Twin Lakes Village GC 208-661-5318 HARRYMAN, William Highlands Golf Course 208-773-7272 [email protected] HARTY, Josh Indian Canyon GC 509-838-2301 [email protected] HAYES, Randy University of Idaho GC 509-595-3544 [email protected] HAYNES, Geoff Gelena Ridge Golf Club 760-522-3573 [email protected] HEDLUND, Alex Sahalee Country Club [email protected] HEERSINK, Josh WinField Solutions 360-599-7199 [email protected] HEGWOOD, Dalton Aldarra Golf Club [email protected] HENDERSON, Roger WinField Solutions [email protected] HERRELL, Branden Enumclaw Golf Course 360-615-5659 [email protected] HEZEL, Blane Useless Bay G&CC 360-321-1846 [email protected] HICKS, John Canterwood G&CC 805-433-4643 [email protected] HICKS, Kevin Earthworks 208-659-1468 [email protected] HILL, Jeremy Everett G&CC 425-353-7028 [email protected]
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