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Well on and off the course Lived Paul Harney and Bill Flynn AS GOOD Mik D li g d AS IT GETS COVERING IT ALL As MassGolfer celebrates its 30th anniversary year, look inside at the 118 covers that have helped capture our shared legacy MORE SPEED. YOURPROVE NUMBERS IT FOR YOURSELF JUST GOT BETTER. MORE PRECISION. MORE CONSISTENCY. Player Growth College Scholarships $5 Rounds PLAY GOLF FOR $5 OR LESS! FOR DETAILS, VISIT: massgolf.org/youth on course Starting Spring 2020 MMASS GOLF’Sass MEMBERSG MAGAZINEolfer Volume 30, No. 1 Time 7KH6PLWKVLVWHUV Morgan (left) and Molly. COVER: You’re either holding — or viewing online — the 119th issue of MassGolfer... as always, hoping you enjoy the coverage! Background photo by David Colt Rare pair 20 12 Covering It All MassGolf.org 7KURXJKWKHSULVPRIYLHZLQJHDFKFRYHURIWKLVPDJD]LQHZHUHŴHFW upon how golf in the Bay State has grown and evolved since 1990. 20 Sisstory In The Making The two teen siblings in the photo above seemingly just burst onto 4 the golf scene... yet there’s a lengthy backstory. By Maxwell M. Carey ForeWords 6 ClubFaces 24 A World Of Difference Learn key aspects about the new World Handicap System so you will 9 always play ’in the spirit of the game’ while enjoying a fair match. StateOf TheGame LYNN SMITH, THE SMITH GIRLS' MOTHER, REPORTS: 26 "Molly is all about the bucket hat. She wears it every- ScoreBoard where... school, golf, shopping and out to dinner, WKHEXFNHWQHYHUOHDYHVKHUKHDG+HUƓUVWRQH 31 D1LFKRODVEUDQGWKDWƓWVKHUEHVWZDVIURP GolfShots WKH'ULYH&KLSDQG3XWWVKHFRPSHWHGLQDW WKH0DVWHUV6KHDOVRKDVRWKHURQHVIURP 32 The Country Club, Mass Golf and, now, the Blue Monster. It’sInTheBag TOP: COURTESY MASS GOLF; BOTTOM: BRIAN SMITH SPRING 2020 I MassGolfer 3 MASS GOLF BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thomas R. Berkel ƩƫƞƬƢƝƞƧƭ Kelly Petracca ƯƢƜƞƩƫƞƬƢƝƞƧƭ Alan G. Macdonald ƯƢƜƞƩƫƞƬƢƝƞƧƭŻƭƫƞƚƬƮƫƞƫ Peter D. Costello ƬƞƜƫƞƭƚƫƲ Words Scott C. Baker John F. Crook Susan J. Curtin Chelsea L. Curtis 1HZ&,PSURYHG Sally DeGan Fore As we prepare for the new golf season, please take a Michael T. Dowling William O. Jenks time to get up to speed on handicapping changes. Cameron Read Christine Veator ơƚƯƞƲƨƮơƞƚƫƝthe news? The World Handicapping Jesse E. Menachem ƞƱƞƜƮƭƢƯƞƝƢƫƞƜƭƨƫ/Ɯƞƨ System (WHS) launched on January 1 and is ready for prime MASS GOLF STAFF time. Whether or not you were playing and posting scores Jesse E. Menachem ƞƱƞƜƮƭƢƯƞƝƢƫƞƜƭƨƫƜƞƨ from some rounds in a warmer climate this winter, we want *2/)+286($'0,1,675$7,21 to ensure you understand WHS and how it will affect posting James Haynes ƝƢƫƞƜƭƨƫƨƟƟƢƧƚƧƜƞ Linda Tisevich ƚƝƦƢƧƢƬƭƫƚƭƢƯƞƬƞƫƯƢƜƞƬ your scores in the future. ƜƨƨƫƝƢƧƚƭƨƫ With the modernization of the Rules of Golf last year, Laura Welch ƫƞƜƞƩƭƢƨƧƢƬƭ the stage was set for the introduction of a singular system 0(0%(56(59,&(6 Mark Gagne ƝƢƫƞƜƭƨƫƨƟ of handicapping worldwide. The WHS represents the most ƦƞƦƛƞƫƬƞƫƯƢƜƞƬ Keith Gagnon ƦƚƧƚƠƞƫƨƟ signifi cant changes to handicapping since the concept of ƜƨƮƫƬƞƫƚƭƢƧƠ slope and advancements in course rating were introduced Michael Wice ƦƚƧƚƠƞƫƨƟ ƠơƢƧƬƞƫƯƢƜƞƬŻƢƭ nearly 30 years ago. Patrick Fannon ƦƚƧƚƠƞƫƨƟ The WHS was developed around a ƦƞƦƛƞƫƞƯƞƧƭƬŻƬƞƫƯƢƜƞƬ Naomi Nesenoff ƦƚƧƚƠƞƫƨƟưƨƦƞƧōƬƞƯƞƧƭƬ vision of three primary objectives: ŻƩƥƚƲƞƫƝƞƯƞƥƨƩƦƞƧƭ v Encourage as many golfers as possible &+$03,216+,36 Kevin Eldridge ƝƢƫƞƜƭƨƫƨƟƫƮƥƞƬ to obtain and maintain a handicap index. 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