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Miromar Lakes Golf Club Miromar Lakes Golf Club January 2009 Volume 4, Issue 1 IN THIS ISSUE BEST WISHES for GREAT GOLF in 2009! James St. Cyr James ST. CYR AppoiNteD Appointed Head HeaD Golf PRofessioNal Miromar Golf Club is pleased to welcome James St. Cyr as the new Golf Professional Head Golf Professional. James has been the Assistant Golf Professional at Grandézza Golf & Country Club for the past five years and is a PGA Professional. James is a New Hampshire native and a graduate of Wingate University An LPGA in North Carolina. At Wingate, he played four years of NCAA Division Birthday Surprise II golf and received All-Conference honors. James and his wife Claire relocated to Florida in 2003. AN LPGA The Course BIRthDay SURPRise Plays Host to Member Joanie Brent had a birthday gift Golf Greats “to take the cake” when husband, Jim, surprised her with entry into the 2008 ADT Pro-Am Championship in November at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach. Joanie was able to “rub elbows” with the likes of LPGA stars such as Annika Sorenstam, Morgan Pressel (Left) and Joanie Brent Mixing Fun with playing in her last LPGA Tour stop before she puts down Toys for Tots her clubs. Joanie played with Tour member Morgan Pressel. In 2007, Pressel became the youngest player in LPGA Tour history to win a major championship (Kraft Nabisco Championship) at just shy of nineteen years old. Also posing for a snapshot with Joanie was Lorena Ochoa, who surpassed Mark Your Annika Sorenstam as the top player on the Rolex Rankings in April 2008. Said Joanie of the experience: “It was an 2009 Calendar! unbelievable couple of days. I don’t think Jim will ever be able to top this gift. It was absolutely incredible!” Joanie Brent (Left) and Lorena Ochoa VALET PARKING GUEST POLICY “CAR DETAILING” Available at the Golf Club every day! Guests are limited to eight rounds per Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays the Just stop at the bag drop area year. Members, please register your cart staff will be happy to wash and and “leave the driving to us”. guests prior to play in the guest book vacuum your vehicle while you enjoy located in the Pro Shop. your golf game. Cars may be detailed on alternate days by appointment. THE COURSE PLAYS Golf Club Hours HOST TO GOLF GREATS OPEN 7 DAYS By: Jim Hengel, CGCS Golf Course Miromar Lakes Golf Club was once again graced 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with participation by four of the PGA Tour’s most distinguished members in the Ben Adams Locker Rooms Memorial Scholarship Fund Pro-Am Tournament 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on December 12, 2008. It really serves as a source From left: Paul Azinger, George McNeill (from behind), of accomplishment when someone such as Brad Golf Shop Ken McMaster, James St. Cyr and Bob Smith (from behind). Faxon sends a note to the Director of Golf (Ken 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. McMaster) simply saying: “Great Greens.” Brad Faxon is known as one of the best putters on the Driving Range Tour. Also, to be able to casually converse with Paul Azinger about his accomplishments as the Monday thru Sunday Victorious Rider Cup Captain at Valhalla Golf Club (Louisville, KY) this year was simply an honor. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. PGA Tour members Chip Beck and George McNeill also played. An event of this nature certainly Sunday motivates the staff to continue to focus on “peaking” the course condition and showcase their work. On behalf of the entire grounds team, we look forward to a busy season and again “peaking the 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. conditions” for all the member events at Miromar Lakes Golf Club, especially the Annual Signature Snack Bar & Invitational and Club Championship. Beverage Cart Open Daily MIXING FUN with Toys foR Tots 7 a.m. to Close Lunch Ladies’ Guest Day on Tuesday, December 2, 2008, produced Open Daily winners, both tall and small! Playing in two-person teams in a 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Better-Ball-of-Partners format, champions for the day were Linda Singerman and her guest Ann Brinkops. A combination of 25 Dinner members and guests donated over 40 gifts for children who might The ladies collected Toys for Tots Friday Only not otherwise have had anything under their Christmas tree. on Guest Day, December 2. 6 to 8 p.m. Bar Hours Wednesday, January 7 . Men’s and Ladies’ Four Ball Match Play Open Daily Sunday, January 18 . Mixed Member Guest 11 a.m. to Close Wednesday, January 21 . Ladies’ Individual Match Play Happy Hour Wednesday, January 21 . Men’s Individual Match Play Friday 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, February 3 . Rally for the Cure Thursday, February 12. Men’s Guest Day Please call Saturday, February 14 . Kings and Queens (239) 481-5798 Friday-Saturday, February 20 & 21. Men’s and Ladies’ to make your MARK YOUR . Member-Member Tournament dinner reservations. Thursday-Saturday, March 12-14. Men’s Signature Invitational Catering is available 2009 Tuesday, March 17 . Wearing of the Green for your private CALENDAR! Friday-Saturday, April 3 & 4 . Men’s and Ladies’ Club Championships events at the Club or in your home. 18520 Miromar Lakes Boulevard, Miromar Lakes, FL 33913 • Phone: (239) 482-7644 • Fax: (239) 482-4243 • www.MiromarLakes.com 0109-448.
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