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E 4 s 5 t 9 ab 1 lished Junior winner: Lisa Colee won the junior girls title and is congratulated by Jack Aschenbach, director of the North Junior Golf Foundation.

These are three of the association’s major Three champs: champions in 2018: (from left) Cole Bradley won the First Coast Amateur, Lauren Waidner took the First Coast Women’s and Davis Roche won the Jacksonville Amateur. More on Tournaments, page 4.

Scholarship Recipients: scholarships in 2018 and here are five of the recipients: Trey Hester, Charles JAGA awarded eight more college Raulerson Jr., Kierstyn Casper, Sam Ohno and Charles Collings. Other scholarships went to Amelia Root, April Kirk, Dalton Hamm and Catharine Gray. The current list is on page 3.

The 2019 JAGA leadership will include New officers: (from left) President Randy Nader of Sawgrass, VP/Administration Jeff Adams of TPC Sawgrass and VP/Tournaments Thomas Bozzuto of Hyde Park. Other officers are Larry Stark of Jacksonville Beach, secretary, and Billy Walker of Oak Bridge, treasurer.

Banquet: Joe Barrow received the Award for service to golf in Northeast Florida at the banquet, held at the World Golf JAGA Awards: Village. Barrow, a Timuquana TPC Sawgrass, Director of The the 2017Year; JAGA Bob Sykora Awards of went Queen’s to (from Harbour, left) ClubJeff Executive Adams of of member, retired as the CEO of the Year; Sheila Brocki of Mayport and Tama Caldabaugh of Plantation, Community The First Tee in 2017. Service; and Bruce Mohler, formerly of Ponte Vedra, Pro of the Year. Honored posthumously was Russ Hamilton of NAS with the Earl Kelly Service Award.

JAGA’s Mission Statement The Jacksonville Area Golf Association promotes and conserves the true spirit of the game of golf in the greater Jacksonville area for the continued enjoyment of those who love and play it. From The President It has been my honor to serve as • We again worked with two other organizations to JAGA’s president this year and I look for produce outstanding tournaments and our thanks to a bright future for the organization. Jack Aschenbach, who runs the local junior foundation, It’s also my duty to report on the and Sheila Brocki and Tama Caldabaugh, who head the year, so here goes: First Coast Women’s. For the first time, JAGA reserved • A goal in recent years has been to spots in the Match Play qualifier and the Jacksonville identify and nurture a strong “bench” Amateur for NFJG Tour champions. Don Gilmore to provide strong leadership; that goal • We continued to build a strong relationship with has been met with the election of Randy Nader as the Northern Chapter of the North Florida PGA. This president and strong, experienced people in the other relationship establishes a strong bond that will lead places on the Executive Committee. to advancing golf in Northeast Florida, consistent with • We also want to continue making JAGA an active our vision and message. organization, one that will continue to reach out to • The Celebration of Golf banquet was again a sellout the community. Our attendance at board meetings has at the and it will continue to rotate been excellent, indicating that club directors see value around the community. It’s at San Jose this year and to spending their time and money on meetings. chairman Michael McKenny has lined up a terrific • The board approved several initiatives a few years program. back, realizing that they would take time to implement • Communications are a major part of any organization; them. Two were of long-term importance: being able JAGA is no different. Jeff Adams took on the respon- to acquire the BlueGolf tournament management sibility of getting out the message and what a job he system and hiring a part-time Administrative Assis- did! The coverage in area media was extensive. tant. Thanks to a generous donation from one of our • The monthly e-newsletter called News & Notes, directors, who wishes to remain anonymous, we have spearheaded by Fred Seely, also got out the word BlueGolf up and running. We also budgeted an Admin- about JAGA and its member clubs. If you don’t get the istrative Assistant and identified an excellent candidate email, please sign up on our website. Go to jaxareagolf. in Kevin Glynn, who began in April. org and link to Subscribe to JAGA Email. Lots of good • Our Scholarship Trust continues to provide funding information. for students, and the leadership of Bob Streightiff and • Randy and his Executive Committee will be missing a Ken Hicks has continued its success. Adair Roberts key person next year as our Executive secretary, Bar- again ran the Scholarship Trust tournament and again ney Poston, is stepping aside after more than a decade produced a record return, this time over $22,000. Do- of handling the association’s administrative duties. nations are always accepted and our website has a link Barney will continue to attend meetings as a represen- on the home page. Go to jaxareagolf.org. tative from Hidden Hills and I’m sure he’ll be available • As you know, JAGA members are not individuals. Our to help in any way. base is local golf clubs, who pay $175 annually to • Let me close by again thanking everyone who has support golf in Northeast Florida. If your club isn’t a helped this year. JAGA again has made a great move member, then we need to talk. forward and the best is yet to come. • Jeff Adams and his Tournament crew did a great job, Don Gilmore expanding the schedule and having five events which 2018 President were oversubscribed. The entire schedule was played December 31, 2018 on many of the area’s best courses. Nimnicht to be honored at banquet Anne Nimnicht will become the fifth Tour veteran who is now on the Champions Tour. The recipient of the Deane Beman Award at banquet also will feature an exhibition by Dennis Walters, the annual Celebration of Golf banquet who overcame disability to become a trick shot artist. on Feb. 19 at San Jose. Walters will perform on San Jose’s first tee during the Tickets are $65 and available at reception which precedes the 7 p.m. dinner. jaxareagolf.org. The award is named for former PGA Tour Nimnicht was the first female chair Commissioner Deane Beman, who led the Tour when of the Players and is the only person it moved to Ponte Vedra Beach. He also was the first Len Mattiace ever to chair an event on the PGA Tour’s recipient of the award. Three others have received the three main tours: the PGA Tour, the PGA Tour Champions Beman Award: Gate Companies owner Herb Peyton, and the Web.Com Tour. In addition to the 1997 Players, philanthropist John Hayt and former First Tee CEO Joe she chaired the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf at the Barrow. World Golf Village and the Winn-Dixie Open at TPC Valley. The banquet is co-sponsored by JAGA and the This year’s speaker is Jacksonville’s Len Mattiace, a PGA Northern Chapter of the North Florida PGA. Current JAGA Scholars Scholarship Trust Student Name Sponsor College JAGA’S Scholarship Trust program dates back almost 50 years and over 350 Connor Battreall Marsh Landing University of N. Florida students have attended college with the Mason Battreall Marsh Landing Florida State University association’s assistance. Over $1,750,000 Hannah Berman Sawgrass Jacksonville Univ. has been granted over that timeframe. Michael Brown Atlantic Beach University of N. Florida There currently are 25 students Kierstyn Casper Julington Creek University of N. Florida receiving $1,000 per semester ($2,000 Charles Collings TPC Sawgrass Flagler College per year.) Funds come from club and Thomas DeLores Marsh Creek Fl. St. College Jax individual donations. The trustees manage Kevin Ellis-Sanchez Timuquana Univ. of Central Florida approximately $725,000 at present. Haley Geeser Orange Park Florida State Univ. Applicants must be associated with a Catharine Gray PV Inn and Club Florida Atlantic Univ. JAGA member club, either as members Dalton Hamm Jax Beach Shorter University or employees. Information is at the JAGA Randall Hester Jacksonville G&CC University of N. Florida website and all applications must go Justin Hutzler North Hampton Jacksonville Univ. through a member club’s director. The April Kirk Eagle Harbor Univ. of South Florida deadline is March 31. Russell Libby Hidden Hills University of Florida Bob Streightiff of Queen’s Harbour Sierra Maquire Marsh Creek Florida State University chairs the Scholarship Trust. Trustees Hanks Massey Sawgrass University of Florida are Steve Booma, Plantation; Michael Emilio Mirabilio Sawgrass University of N. Florida McKenny, Timuquana; Allen Witham, Sam Ohno Sawgrass Dartmouth Hidden Hills; Bunky Johnson, Mayport; Lindsay Pacheco Hyde Park Florida State University Wayne St. Clair, Jacksonville G&CC, and Austin Philo Sawgrass Florida State College Ken Hicks, Deerwood. Charles Raulerson Orange Park St. Johns River St. College Ken Hicks also is the Scholarship Amelia Root Deerwood Naval Academy Committee chairman. Emily Root Deerwood Naval Academy Rachel Spinks Orange Park St. Johns River St. College Travis Trace Hidden Hills University of N. Florida Member Clubs Annual JAGA Awards Amelia Island Club Oak Bridge The 2017 JAGA award winners are featured in a Amelia River Pablo Creek photograph on page 1. These are the 2018 winners, who will be formally recognized Feb. 19 at the annual banquet Atlantic Beach Palatka at San Jose: Country Club of OP Palencia Director of the Year: Duke Butler III, TPC Sawgrass Deercreek Plantation Duke founded and chaired the Family Championship Deerwood Ponte Vedra Inn and assisted with the Four-Ball, and has been a strong supporter of association activities. Eagle Harbor and Club Professional of the Year: Ray Barr, Jacksonville G&CC Fernandina Beach Queen’s Harbour Ray hosted the Men’s Amateur for two straight years, Fleming Island St. Johns County taking it again when the club originally scheduled in the Hidden Hills St. Johns G&CC rotation had to back out. Hyde Park San Jose Club Executive of the Year: Greg Sheara, Timuquana Greg’s club hosted three major JAGA events in 2018 and Jax Beach Sawgrass will have the USGA Women’s Four-Ball in 2019. Jacksonville G&CC Slammer & Squire Community Service Award: Tom Dudley, USGA Julington Creek South Hampton A top rules official, Tom has worked numerous JAGA events. The Timuquana member receives national King & Bear Suwannee recognition this year as the winner of the USGA’s Joseph Marsh Creek The First Tee C. Dey Award, which goes to the outstanding USGA volunteer. Marsh Landing Timuquana NAS Jax TPC Sawgrass Earl Kelly Service Award: Jeff Willoughby, The First Tee North Hampton Windsor Parke Jeff is a tireless promoter of The First Tee and reached www.jaxareagolf.org out to every golf group in the area. He is active as a JAGA board member. 2018 JAGA Tournaments Men’s Amateur Davis Roche of Jacksonville G&CC, a member of the Valdosta State team, won the rain-shortened Men’s 2019 JAGA Tournament Schedule Amateur at his home club with a 5-under 139. David Anthony of Marsh Landing was second, two shots First Coast Amateur Jan. 19-21 Hidden Hills behind, and John Lobb of the host club finished third. It was the 57th annual event and drew a strong field of Underwood Cup Feb. 18-19 Timuquana 78 players. Annual Banquet Feb. 19 San Jose Women’s Amateur Scratch & Spring Four-Ball April 1 Marsh Creek University of Florida player Lauren Waidner won the tournament on Timuquana’s first extra hole, making Senior Amateur April 28-30 St. Johns G&CC a 15-foot birdie putt to beat Bolles student Chloe Schiavone and Jacksonville University’s Hannah Berman. Family Championship May 11 Jax Beach The three were close for the entire event with Schiavone leading after the first round with 70 and the other two Match Play Qualifier May 26 Jax Beach at 71. Nicolette Donovan of the TPC was fourth and Match Play June 7-9 TPC Sawgrass defending champion Ramya Meenakshisundaram of South Hampton was fifth. First Coast Women’s Mid June TBA First Coast Amateur Junior Boys and Girls July 8-9 Eagle Harbor Purdue University player Cole Bradley held off a strong field to win the event at Hidden Hills by one shot. Jacksonville Amateur July 25-27 Sawgrass Bradley had a three-round total of 220 to edge Jonathan Fall Four-Ball Early October TBA Keppler of Florida State and UNF’s Jack Comstock. The event attracted a full field of 78 players and the Scholarship Classic November 4 Ponte Vedra tournament is now listed in the World Amateur rankings. Club Team Championship November 18 Deerwood Underwood Cup The Amateur team came back by winning eight of 12 singles matches over the Professionals on the second day to take the Underwood Cup, 13-11. It gives the Match Play Billy Maxwell Fall Four-Ball Amateur teams a 13-11-3 overall record in the event Jacksonville University golfer David Wicks prevailed Chandler Gruenemeier and Chandler Altman won played annually since 1992 at Timuquana. in the Match Play, edging Devin Suri of Sawgrass, 2 and with a 9-under 63. The tournament honors the 1951 1, in the final at TPC Stadium. The losing semifinalists U.S. Amateur winner and former PGA Tour player Billy Spring Four-Ball were Duke Butler IV of TPC Sawgrass and Matt Kleinrock Maxwell, owner of the host club Hyde Park. There was a Timuquana pro Jason Smith and club member Mike of Jacksonville G&CC. In the qualifier at St. Johns G&CC, three-way tie for second at 67 between John Milton and McGrath won in a card match with David Anthony of former champion Michael Smith led with 6-under 66 Brad Rollinson, Len Schonfeld and Duke Butler IV, and Jay Marsh Landing and Duke Butler IV of TPC Sawgrass after followed by Wicks. Davis and Zach Rogers. A second division went to George they tied at 4-under 68 at Marsh Landing. Shari Zeimetz Halvorsen and Ray Cabano, both of Marsh Landing. of Queen’s Harbour and Chris Hunt of Sawgrass won Women’s Senior the Women’s Division. Net flight winners were Jack Tama Caldabaugh of Plantation won the Senior, played Scholarship Trust Heinemann and Rick Jacobs of Eagle Harbor, and George in conjunction with the Women’s Amateur, by five shots Over $22,000 was raised in the annual Scholarship Halvorsen and John Tancredi of the host club. with an even- 144 at Timuquana. Therese Quinn of Trust tournament at Ponte Vedra Inn and Club. There Sawgrass was second. Carol Williams of Plantation won were 110 players and numerous sponsors, including Men’s Senior Super Senior with B.J. Hayden next. primary sponsor Nader’s Pest Raiders. In the scramble John Lobb of Jacksonville G&CC won by nine shots competition, gross winners were Jeff Dennis, Scott at Eagle Harbor with a one-under 215. Tied for second Boys McCaleb, Matt Lucas and Tom Bynum. Net went to Dr. were Ken Dye of Jacksonville Beach, Bill Hardaker of Peyton Billings of Magnolia Point took the boys title Tom Tomlin, Jeff Adams, Joe Stepnes and Fred Seely. Timuquana and Michael Del Rocco of San Jose. Billy with a 5-under 139 at Eagle Harbor. The event was part Clements of Eagle Harbor won Super Senior by two of the North Florida Junior Golf Foundation Tour. Dragon Club Team over David Hawkins of Windsor Parke. Brian Sachs of Theam was next with 142 followed by Cody Carroll of The King & Bear team of Pro Jonathan Williams and Gainesville took Grand Senior by two over Walt Martin Eagle Harbor and Campbell Kennedy of Magnolia Point. amateurs David Garratt, Barnes Gray and Sal Randisi won of King & Bear. Net winners were Lee Fields, Bruce In other divisions, the winners were Lucas Slayden of the with 17-under 127 in the best two ball net competition Moskovciak and Fred Crampton. TPC and Cotton Suarez of Magnolia Point. at Timuquana. There were 26 clubs represented and runners-up was the Marsh Creek team of pro Family Championship Girls Cary Splane, Vince Celestino, Alan Keary and Drake Tad and Patrick Griffin won the inaugural Family Lisa Colee of DeLand won the Girls Championship, also Batchelder. Tied for third were teams from Deercreek, Championship with a 61 at the Slammer & Squire. That at Eagle Harbor and also part of the North Florida Junior Timuquana, Orange Park and TPC Valley. was two better than the teams of Dan-Ryan Dieterlie, Golf Foundation Tour. Camille Jacksonville of Keystone Zach-Gary Lee and Scott-Kaitlyn Schroeder. Tournament Heights was next followed by Reni Jancik and Elizabeth organizer Duke Butler III and wife Sheila Kondal, both of St. Johns G&CC, and Rin Richardson of McLanaghan won the Couples division. Savannah. Deane R. Beman Deane R. Beman (born April 22, 1938) is an American , golf admin- istrator, and architect. Beman was born in Washington, D.C. and attended the University of Maryland, Col- lege Park, where he was a two-time All-American on the varsity golf team. Following graduation, Beman had a career in the insurance field. During his golf career, Beman qualified for his first U.S. Open at age 17 in 1955. He qualified for the 14 times. He won the U.S. Amateur twice and the British Amateur once. He also lost a playoff to for the 1966 U.S. Amateur. Beman turned professional in 1967 at age 29 and won four times on the PGA Tour be- tween 1969 and 1973. Beman led for two rounds at the 1969 U.S. Open and fin- ished one shot out of a playoff. He was a short hitter by top-class standards, with an outstanding short game, and was renowned as one of the best putters in the world. Injuries curtailed his playing career. He retired as a player and closed his business practice to become Commissioner because he believed he could contribute more to the sport as a commissioner than he ever could as a player. Beman was the second commissioner of the PGA Tour, serving from 1974 to 1994. He introduced concept during this time, and developed the Tournament Players Club network of courses around the United States, along with Tour-branded clothing, expanding the Tour’s financial clout. He converted the Tour into a 501-c6 organization, one of several moves that would transform the Tour’s financial fortunes. He introduced pension plans for Tour players. Under his watch, the Tour’s board passed a policy requiring all tournaments to support a charitable initiative. Tour charitable contributions grew from less than $1 million a year in 1974 to more than $30 million in 1994. He is the architect of the Tour’s successful television model, which still exists today. He formed the Senior PGA Tour, now known as the Champions Tour, for players 50 and older in 1980 and the Ben Hogan Tour (now known as the Web.com Tour) as golf’s developmental circuit in 1990. In 1983, the Tour expanded the number of exempt players from the top-60 on the season money list to the top-125. At a February 28, 1994 meeting, the Tour’s Board approved the capstone of his lega- cy, The , an international competition. Later during that same meeting, Beman announced his plan to retire. It was the 20th anniversary of his appointment as Tour commissioner. From $400,000 in assets in 1974, when Beman succeeded Dey, the Tour reported $260 million in assets in 1994 when Beman resigned. He was inducted into the in 2000 and was awarded the sev- enth PGA Tour Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. After stepping down as Commissioner in June 1994, Beman resumed his playing career, and competed in 69 Senior PGA Tour events through the 2005 Constellation Energy Classic. He co-designed Cannon Ridge Golf Club, which opened in 2003, with architect Bobby Weed. He still plays regularly, as he likes to say, “only once a day.“ Source: Wikipedia G REA OLF A A E S L S IL O V C N I Previous JAGA A O T S I

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Director of the Year 2010 George Halvorsen, Marsh Landing Country Club 2011 Steve Wyand, Sawgrass Country Club 2012 Joe Fitzgerald, Atlantic Beach Country Club 2013 Michael McKenny, Timuquana Country Club

Earl Kelly Award (Previously Red Gossman Award) 1968 Red Gossman, Deceased 1979 Bill Black, Deceased 1983 Woody Blackburn, West Meadows Golf Club 1991 Fred Seely, Timuquana Country Club 1992 Ed Witten, Cimarrone 1996 Joe Lettman, Deceased 2003 Barney Poston, Hidden Hills Country Club 2005 Earl Kelly, Blue Cypress Golf and Country Club 2011 Lee Crowe, Mill Cove Golf Club 2012 Al Levene, Jacksonville Beach Golf Club 2013 Tom Tierney, San Jose Country Club Ed Tormollen, Jacksonville Beach Golf Club

Community Service Award 2012 David Brown, CEO, WEB.Com 2013 Clayton Bromberg, President, Underwood Jewelers Previous Award Winners of the North Florida Chapter Northern Section PGA Professional of the Year

2011 Mike Lynch 2012 Jack Aschenbach 2013 Bill Hughes 2014 Mike Lynch and Jack Aschenbach

Assistant Professional of the Year 2011 Mike Broderick 2012 Pamela Shelley 2013 Pamela Shelley 2014 Russell Radel

Amateur of the Year 2011 Bob Streightiff 2012 Brent Martineau 2013 (Section Winner) Brent Martineau 2014 Brent Martineau 2015 Award Winners of the North Florida Chapter Northern Section PGA

Professional of the Year Russ Libby, Hidden Hills Country Club Amateur of the Year Award Fred Seely, Timuquana Country Club Teacher of the Year Award Jim Lohbauer, Bill Strausbaugh Award Bill Hughes, TPC Sawgrass Award Russ Libby, Hidden Hills Country Club Player Development Award Mary Hafeman, Deercreek Country Club Youth Player Development Award Boots Farley, The First Tee of N.Florida Patriot Award Greg Lecker, Sawgrass Country Club Assistant Golf Professional of the Year Award Russell Radel, Jacksonville Golf and CC Merchandiser of the Year Award (Public) Willy DeStefano, GC at South Hampton Merchandiser of the Year Award (Private) Clint Avret, Timuquana Country Club Merchandiser of the Year Award (Resort) Bruce Mohler, Ponte Vedre Inn and Club Sales Representative of the Year Award Gary Vanover, Footjoy Superintendent of the Year Award Greg Tharp, Jacksonville Golf and CC Jacksonville Women’s Golf Association: History of Champions

1927-1928 Ms. Mary Clark 1983-1984 Ms. Emily Brown 1928-1930 Mrs. Harry C. Dodge* 1984-1986 Mrs. J.C. Snead 1930-1931 Mrs. Arthur D. Buzby* 1986-1987 Mrs. Thomas M. Madison 1932-1933 Ms. Frances Rogers 1987-1989 Mrs. Becky Rood Ward 1937-1938 Ms. Mary Rogers 1989-1990 Mrs. David Hemingway* 1938-1942 Mrs. Frances Owen* 1990-1991 Mrs. Becky Rood Ward 1942-1945 Mrs. Bertha L. Johnston* 1991-1992 Ms. Michel Bates 1945-1955 Mrs. Frances Owen Williams* 1992-1993 Mrs. David Hemingway* 1955-1956 Mrs. Walter Shelly* 1993-1994 Mrs. Susie Fonde 1956-1958 Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse 1994-1995 Ms. Laurie White 1958-1959 Mrs. Frances Owen Williams* 1995-1996 Ms. Polly Wise 1959-1962 Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse 1996-2001 Mrs. Kim Balaskiewicz 1962-1963 Mrs. Remer Budreau 2001-2002 Ms. Patti Deschler 1963-1964 Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse 2002-2003 Mrs. Tama Caldabaugh 1964-1965 Mrs. Frank Wood 2003-2004 Mrs. Shirley Budden 1965-1967 Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse 2004-2005 Mrs. Susie Fonde 1967-1968 Mrs. Thomas M. Madison 2005-2006 Mrs. Shirley Budden 1968-1969 Mrs. Gilbert Ponsell 2006-2007 Mrs. Paula Fairley 1969-1971 Mrs. James Pringle 2007-2008 Mrs. Shirley Budden 1971-1973 Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse 2008-2009 Mrs. Tama Caldabaugh 1973-1974 Mrs. Robert Meaders 2009-2010 Mrs. Shirley Budden 1976-1978 Mrs. William Reuter* 2010-2011 Mrs. Tama Caldabaugh 1978-1979 Mrs. Thomas Madison 2011-2012 Mrs. Susie Fonde 1979-1980 Ms. Cindy Walker 2012-2013 Mrs. Tama Caldabaugh 1980-1982 Mrs. W.R. Roberts 2013-2014 Mrs. Tama Caldabaugh *Deceased G REA OLF A A E S L S IL O V C N I A O T S I

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C A J JAGA E 4 s 5 t 9 ab 1 lished Executive Committee President Adair Roberts Vice President – Administration Gary Owensby Vice President – Tournaments Larry Burke Secretary Bill Drake Treasurer Don Gilmore Executive Secretary Barney Poston Immediate Past President Bob Streightiff North Florida Chapter Northern Section – PGA President Greg Lecker Vice President Jim Lohbauer Vice President North Florida PGA Mike Lynch President North Florida Jim Houston Junior Golf Foundation North Florida Golf Course Superintendents Association President Ken Arsenault Vice President Nate Maurer Treasurer / Secretary Anthony Baur Past President Mike Stevens Jacksonville Women’s Golf Association President Shan Giordano Vice President Sach Price Secretary Eve Goeddel Treasurer Jane Casper Honorary Past President Faye Shepherd

The First Tee Chief Operating Officer Joe Barrow Chief Operating Officer Kelly Martin Vice President, Legal Services John Sapora The First Tee of North Florida Executive Director Boots Farley Board President Jim Henry Attendees at this banquet to celebrate golf: Jim and Sandy Andrews Roger and Michelle Corse Marilyn and Dale Antram Rhonda and Tom Donovan Bev and Howard Arner Billy and Jane Drake John and Vicki Arnold Tom Dudley Ken Arsenault Jim and May Edwards Jack and Debbie Aschenbach Mark Ellison Jr Joe L. Barrow Juan Escobar Bill Basney Boots Farley Anthony Baur Joe and Roe FitzGerald Deane and Judy Beman Joe and Phyllis Power Tex and Pat Blinn Bill Gardner Mike Bodney Peter and Leslie Geiger Stephen and Cindy Bohn Don and Gina Gilmore Mike Bonts Shan and Jim Giordano Todd and Jessica Bork Kevin Glynn Rick and Robin Boyd Fred and Eve Goeddel Fred and Judy Bridges Ryan Graff Michael Broderick John Greninger Clayton and Christy Bromberg Elizabeth Hall Spencer and Aja Brown Scott and Dianna Hallford Emily Brown George and Doreen Halvorsen Stefan Brunt Val and Brian Henning Richie Bryant Jim Henry Ted and Nancy Burfeind Jim Howard Larry and Nancy Burke Ron and Elaine Jerin Duke Butler III Robert and Lillian Johnson Jr. Duke Butler IV Earl and Eleanor Kelly Tama and KC Caldabaugh Charlie and Jean Kicklighter Mo Cassotta Rachel Kinney and Ryan Lee Jeff and Debi Clabaugh Keith and Theresa Kinsella Renzo Comstock Finley Knight Matt and Dobe’ Cooney Dick and Becky Kocerha Michael Cooper William Ladd Joel Lamp John and Nancy Randall Susan Leahy Pat and Sue Rielly Dick and Sally LeBlond Adair and Gloria Roberts Greg Lecker John Sapora Al Levene Fred and Roxanna Seely Russ and Tracy Libby Mike Shea Kevin Lindsay Pamela Shelley Jim Lohbauer Tim and Cynthia Smith James Lunt Rich Smith Jeremy MacDonald Tom and Mary Jane Smith Kelly Martin Garry Smits Barry McDonald Jim and Debbie Somes Ed and Barbara McDonald Martin and Nancy Stegonshek Mike and Julie McKenny Bob and Joan Streightiff Bruce Mohler Jack and Pat Sullivan Efrom Moore Carole and Charles Taylor Jack and Kathy Morehead Jon and Cynthia Thompson Lee Murray and Kathryn Richards Ed and Sallie Tormollen Roger Nichols Charles Trinder Randy Nader Ed and Sheila Tucker Josh and Jennifer O’Brien Lee Tuttle Dave Padgett Gary and Missy VanOver Frank Pasquale Bob White Charles and Joan Petronella Don Wilkinson Bill Plante Jeff Willoughby Don Poag Sid Wilson Barney and Diane Poston Allen Witham and Joe and Phyllis Power Connie Jongerwaard Sach Price Jerry Wood Jeff Prosser Paul and Jean Worley David Putinsky and Deborah Provost

* Names of those registered prior to Jan. 7, 2015 JAGA Member Clubs

Amelia Island Club Long Point Marsh Creek Country Club JAGA Member Clubs Amelia National Golf Club Marsh Landing Country Club Amelia River Golf Club NAS Jax Golf Club Amelia Island Club Long Eagle Landing Golf Club Marsh Landing Country St. Johns Golf & Country Point Club Club Atlantic Beach Country Club North Hampton Golf Club Amelia National Golf Club Fernandina Beach Golf NAS Jax Golf Club San Jose Country Club Club Blue Cypress Golf & Country Club Country Club of Orange Park Amelia River Golf Club The First Tee of North North Hampton Golf Club Sawgrass Country Club Florida The Champions Club at Julington Creek The Palencia Club Atlantic Beach Country Eagle Harbor Golf Club Country Club of Orange The Golf Club at South Cimarrone Golf Club The Plantation at Ponte Vedra Club Park Hampton Blue Cypress Golf & Hidden Hills Country Club The Palencia Club Timuquana Country Club Deercreek Country Club Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Country Club The Champions Club at Hyde Park Golf Club The Plantation at Ponte Tournament Players Club Deerwood Country Club Quail Heights Country Club Julington Creek Vedra

Eagle Harbor Golf Club Queen’s Harbour Yacht & Country Club Cimarrone Golf Club Jacksonville Beach Golf Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Windsor Parke Golf Club Club Eagle Landing Golf Club St. Johns County Golf Club Deercreek Country Club Jacksonville Golf & Quail Heights Country Club Fernandina Beach Golf Club St. Johns Golf & Country Club Country Club Deerwood Country Club Marsh Creek Country Club Queen’s Harbour Yacht & The First Tee of North Florida San Jose Country Club Country Club Eagle Harbor Golf Club Marsh Creek Country Club St. Johns County Golf Club Eagle Harbor Golf Club Sawgrass Country Club Hidden Hills Country Club The Golf Club at South Hampton Hyde Park Golf Club Timuquana Country Club Jacksonville Beach Golf Club Tournament Players Club Jacksonville Golf & Country Club Windsor Parke Golf Club Marsh Creek Country Club

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E 4 s 5 t 9 ab 1 lished Notes Third Annual Jacksonville Golf Banquet • January 15, 2015