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2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Table of Contents 5011 Jamesville Rd Jamesville, NY 13078 315.446.5610 p 315.446.5870 f www.cny.pga.com www.facebook.com/centralnewyorkpga www.twitter.com/CNYPGA 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Table of Contents Important Contact Numbers Section I: General Information PGA of America – Member Information Center 800.474.2776 100 Ave of Champions, Box 109601, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418-9601 •Officers and Board of Directors Central New York PGA – Section Office 315.446.5610 •Committee Chairpersons and Members Syracuse District Golf Association work 315.477.6225 •Honors and Awards Stew McGough, President cell 315.243.4554 •Directory of PGA Sections Champions Tour – Dick’s Sporting Goods Open 607.763.0000 John Karedes www.dickssportinggoods.com Section II: Membership Rosters Central NY Superintendent’s Association 315.673.4000 Dick Perry, Executive Director •CNY PGA Members and Apprentices Golf Course Superintendents Association 800.472.7878 •CNY PGA Golf Facility Directory 1421 Research Park Drive, Lawrence, KS 66049 Section III: Tournament Information Ladies Professional Golf Association 904.274.6200 2570 Volusia Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 •Tournament Schedule National Golf Foundation 800.733.6006 1150 South US One, Jupiter, FL 33477 •Calendar of Events New York State Golf Association 315.471.6979 Bill Moore, Executive Director PO Box 333, Syracuse, NY 13215-03335 Section IV: Salespeople PGA Tour 904.285.3700 •CNY PGA Sales Representatives 112 TPC Boulevard, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 •Alphabetical Vendor Listing United States Golf Association 908.234.2300 Golf House, Box 708, Far Hills, NJ 07931 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide CNY PGA Officers and Directors 2018 CNY PGA Officers Name Office End of Term Phone No. Facility Richard Winstead President 2018 315.687.9401 Woodcrest GC Sean Dadey VP / Treasurer 2018 315.446.5580 Drumlins GC Rich Chapman Secretary 2018 315.369.3136 Thendara GC Steve Nacewicz Honorary President 2018 315.736.0478 Crestwood GC 2018 CNY PGA Directors Name End of Term Phone No. Facility Jon Fowler 2018 315.532.5021 Martha Wells 2018 607.753.8811 Cortland CC Dennis Colligan 2019 315.655.8575 Cazenovia GC Dustin Jones 2019 315.380.8142 Beacon Golf Center Rick Frederick 2020 315.363.8283 Kanon Valley CC Will Weimer 2020 315.343.2669 Stone Creek GC 2018 CNY PGA Assistants Association Officers Name Office End of Term Phone No. Facility Brian Smith President 2018 315.682.9510 Cavalry Club Kevin McCarthy VP/Secretary 2018 315.682.9510 Cavalry Club 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Section Staff District Director Steve Aloi , PGA P: 315.475.1984 Bellevue Country Club 1901 Glenwood Ave Syracuse, NY 13207 Employment Consultant Michael Packard, PGA P: 860.851.9008 46 Edgewood St. #29 C: 860.593.3338 Stafford Springs, CT 06076 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Section Staff CNY PGA Alan Seamans, PGA Executive Director [email protected] Section Staff Trish Wheeler Membership Director [email protected] Ben Mastronardi Tournament Director [email protected] Ryan McGinnis Player Development Coordinator [email protected] Central New York PGA Section Office 5011 Jamesville Rd Jamesville, NY 13078 P 315.446.5610 F 315.446.5870 cny.pga.com Central New York PGA Honorary Members Name Year Inducted Bob Corcoran 1992 Chick Garifo 2001 Frank “Red” Costello 2005 Chuck Harty 2009 Trish Wheeler 2017 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Committees Committee Chairperson(s) Members Assistants Will Weimer, Todd Riolo Brian Smith, Ryan Evans, Kevin McCarthy Education Dustin Jones, Rick Frederick Wendy Stark, Jack Conger, Jim Ironside Election Steve Nacewicz Employment Services Steve Nacewicz, Stan Gorman Ben Wilson, Jim Ironside Finance / Sponsorship Richard Winstead, Bob Fuller Steve Aloi, Stan Gorman Hall of Fame Steve Nacewicz Current Board of Directors and Hall of Fame living members Home-Site Bob Fuller, Alan Seamans Executive Committee, Marcus Bernardo Junior Golf Martha Wells, Ruth Weydig Steve Volpicelli Long Range Planning Richard Winstead, Bob Fuller Board of Directors Membership Sean Dadey Past Presidents Steve Nacewicz All Past Presidents Player Development Will Weimer, Martha Wells Ruth Weydig, Dennis Colligan, Brian Smith, Steve Volpicelli, Marian Blain > Green Card Miles Blundell, Richard Winstead Rick Frederick ^Ryan Evans Scholarship Rick Frederick Stan Gorman Senior Jon Fowler Joe Tesori, Rick Keding Special Awards Dustin Jones, Jon Fowler Dick Costello, Wendy Stark, Ruth Weydig, Jack Conger, Bob Steiner, Stan Gorman Tournament Rich Chapman, Sean Dadey Dennis Colligan, Michelle Murphy, Joe Norman, Jeff Reader 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide CNY PGA Past Presidents Name Term Name Term William Leland 1926 – 1928 Mike Bello 1973 – 1976 Frank Mitchell 1928 – 1931 Rocky Kelly 1977 – 1980 Frank Mitchell 1933 – 1941 Earl P. Maurer 1980 – 1981 George McLean 1941 – 1945 Ron Dunham 1982 – 1984 Harry Shephard 1946 – 1947 Bill Galloway 1985 – 1988 Tom Newlove 1948 – 1949 Rick Keding 1989 – 1992 Augie Nordone 1950 – 1951 Michael Doctor 1993 – 1996 Danny Jones 1952 – 1954 CJ Parry 1996 – 1997 Bill Dalgety 1955 – 1956 Fran Roach 1997 – 1999 John Budd 1957 – 1958 Joe Tesori 1999 – 2004 Grant Newlove 1959 – 1960 Nick Serafino 2004 – 2006 Bill McCune 1961 – 1962 Trey Walewski 2006 – 2008 Lew Adesso 1963 – 1964 Tony Biata 2008 - 2010 Mike Bello 1964 – 1965 Steve Aloi 2010 – 2012 Carmen Ceo 1966 – 1967 Stan Gorman 2012 - 2014 Lew Adesso 1968 – 1970 Steve Nacewicz 2014 - 2016 Jim Doherty 1971 – 1973 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Hall of Fame Eligibility for Consideration into the Hall of Fame: Founded in 1987 for the purpose of honoring those CNY PGA members who have exhibited outstanding dedication and exemplary service to the membership on a section level, national stage, or both, during their tenure in the golfing industry, the following have contributed in a special way to our section’s growth and heritage of professionalism. A nominee should have been a member in good standing in the Central New York PGA Section for a minimum of 10 years. An individual’s overall contribution to golf should be considered as a valid reason for nomination. The contribution may be measured by the individual’s leadership in the following areas: 1. Devotion to involvement and level of dedication to the membership as an officer, board of directors, or committee chair/member on the section or national levels. 2. Training, mentoring and development of PGA Professionals. 3. Tireless ambassador of the game of golf and constant promoter of the PGA Professional. 4. Continued commitment to significantly enhance the growth of golf at their facility and also in the surrounding community. 5. Possession of exemplary moral characteristics and is a role model for peers. 6. Outstanding competitive playing record. 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Hall of Fame Central New York PGA Hall of Fame Members Name PGA Tenure Inducted Name PGA Tenure Inducted Name PGA Tenure Inducted Lew Adesso 1937 – 2001 1987 Ron Dunham 1976 – Present 2000 Nick Serafino 1990 – Present 2016 Mike Bello 1948 – 1993 1987 Bill Galloway 1973 – Present 2001 Trey Walewski 1992 – Present 2016 Emmett Kelly 1931 – 1980 1988 Dick Govern 1944 – 2011 2001 Earl P. Maurer 1969 – Present 1988 Joe Tesori 1978 – Present 2002 Jack Brett 1916 – 1939 1989 Rick Keding 1977 – Present 2003 Bill Entwistle 1916 – 1957 1989 Jerry Steelsmith 1966 – Present 2003 George L. Hall 1924 – 1986 1989 Larry Bartosek 1952 – Present 2005 Edward T. Kuhn 1925 – 1974 1989 Tony Saraceno 1984 – Present 2005 Bill Mitchell 1927 – 1973 1989 Paul Kern 1957 – 1994 2006 Augie Nordone 1926 – 1974 1989 Tom Gorman 1988 – Present 2008 Danny Jones 1931 – 1999 1990 Michael S. Doctor 1979 – Present 2009 Harry C. Shephard Sr. 1937 – 1980 1990 Dick Costello 1971 – Present 2010 Frank Socash 1950 – 1997 1991 Bob McCarthy 1978 – Present 2011 Bill Dennis 1950 – 2008 1996 Marian Blain 1987 – Present 2012 John Lisk 1955 – 2000 1998 Rocky Kelly 1969 – Present 2013 Bob Klink 1951 – 2003 1998 Jim Doherty 1961 – Present 2014 2018 CNY PGA Membership Guide Golf Professional of the Year The PGA Golf Professional of the Year Award is one of the highest honors the Association can bestow on a working club professional whose total contributions to the game exemplify the complete PGA Professional. This award embraces a wide range of services executed by the club professional. •Demonstration of outstanding qualities of leadership •Demonstration of strong moral character •Maintain a substantial record of service to the Section, the Association, and the game of golf •Well-regarded as a model PGA Golf Professional Name Year Name Year Name Year Name Year Nick Legnini 1958 Aldor Jones 1978 Marian Burke 1992 Jon Fowler 2006 Emmett Kelly 1963 Earl Maurer 1979 Ron Dunham 1993 Trey Walewski 2007 Frank E. Nastri 1964 William Dennis 1980 CJ Parry 1994 Steve Aloi 2008 Mike Bello 1965 Mike Bello 1981 Joe Tesori 1995 Steve Nacewicz 2009 Bill Mitchell 1967 Frank Nastri 1982 Nick Serafino 1996 Tony Biata 2010 Lew Adesso 1969 Larry Bartosek 1983 Ron Stepanek 1997 Sean Dadey 2011 Dick Govern 1970 Ron Dunham 1984 Dick Costello 1998 Michael S. Doctor 2012 Frank Socash 1971 William Galloway 1985 Paul Zurek 1999 Bob Steiner 2013 Joe Zeilic 1972 Rick Keding 1986 Richard Winstead 2000 Bob Fuller 2014 Jim Doherty, Jr. 1973 Bob McCarthy 1987 Paul Carter 2001 Richard Winstead 2015 Don Drier 1974 Bob Klink 1988 Mark Jorgensen 2002 Miles Blundell 2016 Bob Klink 1975 Dino Tzivanis 1989 Stan Gorman 2003 Martha Wells 2017 John Lisk 1976 Jack Conger 1990 Joe Tesori 2004 Rocky Kelly 1977 Michael Doctor 1991 Tony Biata 2005 2018 CNY
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