JULY 2020 ISSUE: 5

THE MAGAZINE OF HIDDEN VALLEY CLUB

In this month’s issue GREEN READING1 HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT RESULTS sponsorships available and if you would like to From The President’s promote your business via a door prize, we’d be Desk happy to help there too! I also want to thank everyone yet again for their diligence through these past couple months. As we see new flare ups throughout the country, While Indiana continues the state is asking all people who to get back on track, golf are able to wear masks in public at Hidden Valley is in full (Mask Up Hoosiers) to do so. swing! Feel free to wear your mask at HVGC and continue to be smart It’s always important to about washing your hands and seek the good, especially social distancing when it makes in turbulent times. This sense. Ideally Indiana will has been a great early continue to see positive progress Summer in terms of and a full return to normalcy will rounds played at HVGC. be sooner rather than later. More people are exploring just how great a track we Thank you, have and they are telling their friends and neighbors. Not only are rounds up but we are adding new members and Eric Kranz seeing great participation in existing events. I was President, HVL thrilled to see the turnout in the couples night the past few Fridays! I hope we keep up the engagement and keep bringing new folks into the fold. Remember that guests are welcome at the couples night on Friday and the upcoming Invitational is open to all. If you know of anyone who might be interested in the Invitational on July 17 make sure you let them know, it’s a great event (and a great value!)

Speaking of the Invitational, if you would like to participate but are unable to play there are a number of opportunities. We could use volunteers before, during and after the golf for things like registration, on course activities and games, and serving post round. If you would like to participate let Brian know or leave a note for the Board of Governors. There are also hole

2 unlimited pop & water, (3) beer tickets and hors From The d’oeuvres dinner. 4-person shamble team/2 best ball format that begins at 12:45pm with a . Sign up now for this fun time! The summer golf months have finally arrived. will be closed this day for regular With the wet Spring and COVID19 to deal with, play. now is the time to catch up on all those lost rounds of golf. Now that most of the protocols Now that COVID19 protocols have eased, I am for COVID19 have been taking private lessons once eased, it is a perfect time again. If you’re having trouble to get out and enjoy our with your swing or need a tune fantastic golf course. up please don’t hesitate to contact me. I’m here to help The golf course remains in so you can enjoy the plenty of tip top shape thanks to golf left this year. Give me a Jason and his staff. The call or stop in and make an tournament schedule is appointment. See you on the also in full swing with range! many more tournaments slated for the upcoming Until the next time, stay safe months. and healthy and we will see you at the club! We have had great participation in our first few tournaments thus far but if you haven’t had the chance to play check out our remaining tournament schedule and join us. We have a variety of tournament formats that are fun and exciting. In July we have on 7/4 our second “Flag Tournament”, on July 11th & 12th our “Victors Tournament”, on 7/17 our “Men’s Invitational” and at the end of the month on 7/25 our “4/3/2 Tournament”.

We started the Friday Night mixed couples again on June 19th. Be sure to watch for email July Pro Shop Hours announcements each week and come join us for Weekdays: Open 7.30am a night full of fun and socializing each Friday night throughout the season. Weekends: Open 7.00am

Also, a big congratulations to Walt Shroyer for acing the 14th hole on 6/8. Great shot Walt

There is still time to sign up a team for our 2020 Men’s Invitational on July 17. It is simply a great time to bring your friends and show off our wonderful facility. $100 per player and includes golf/cart, range balls, gift, lunch,

3 OK…What’s Happening with COVID-19?

On July 4, Indiana will move to Stage 5 in terms of its COVID-19 responses so what does that mean for Hidden Valley Golf Club?

It means that almost all restrictions are lifted but please, please use common sense. You have all read in the news that many states are now experiencing significant increases in COVID-19 cases and some are dialing back their plans to return to normal operations.

Bottom line is just be cautious. This pandemic is still with us. There is no vaccine yet so use common sense to avoid spreading the misery.

Now, with the ‘health warning’ duly given, what does Stage 5 mean in terms of golf?

“Social Distancing” still encouraged but here are a few changes entering stage 5:

• Riding two per cart allowed

• On Course – rakes back, water stations back, ball washers back, allowed to touch or remove flagsticks, sand bottles back for filling in divots, restrooms open.

• Golf Shop – fully open at full capacity with social distancing.

• Social Gatherings – 250+ people permitted.

• Face Masks – Optional.

• Payments/Cash Handling – return to in-person acceptance of credit cards and cash.

4 History of the Putter

Golfers can be fickle when it comes to their perfect and gives them more confidence on the golf clubs. Some chase every new piece of greens. technology happily swapping out drivers, , wedges or even complete sets. Earliest Putters Others cling onto clubs bestowing almost Golfers in the 16th century played with wooden- magical properties to those irons or woods. headed clubs. The putter was referred to as a In this issue of Drive, we are going to start a “putting cleek” and would have been fashioned series of features looking at the evolution of out of a hard such as beech. The putter was made of ash or hazel wood. In 1618, certain clubs…starting with perhaps the most the featherie was introduced. This ball important club in the bag…the putter.

Golfers throughout history have had a love/hate was made of a leather cover stuffed with goose relationship with their putters. They love the feathers. The featherie was not a durable ball, putter when they sink a monster 50-foot putt, so players continued to prefer wooden-headed but they view it in a less favorable light when clubs--including putters--even though they miss a simple-looking 3-footer for . heads were available. Golfers are forever experimenting with different putters to find the one that feels absolutely

5 A New Ball Affects Club Design when the ball was struck. He moved to Phoenix, Arizona, several years later and in 1966 his In 1848, the gutta percha golf ball--called the company produced the Anser putter, the first “guttie”--was introduced. This ball was made of cavity-back putter, which was designed to be rubbery sap from a tree grown in tropical forgiving of mishits and, not surprisingly, regions. It was significantly more durable and less expensive to manufacture than the easily damaged featherie, so golfers began using iron-headed clubs more and more, which greatly improved accuracy on most shots and improved feel on the putting greens. A typical putter from the late 1800s was one made by St. Andrews, , club maker Willie Wilson. By this time hickory wood from the United States was the most popular material for fashioning shafts because of its durability. Wilson’s design consisted of a simple brass club head with a thin blade, and a grip of padded sheepskin. The Most Renowned Putter of All Time Legendary golfer won 13 major championships--including the in his triumphant year of 1930--with a putter so famous that it has a name, Calamity Jane. Actually there were two Calamity Janes, an original and a replacement made by the Spalding company for Jones after the original became too worn. The putter was relatively short, only 33 ½ inches in length. It was a goose- necked design with 8 degrees of loft on the blade and a hickory shaft. It is believed the became one of the most popular putter designs original was made in Scotland around 1900. in golf history. In the 1980s 26 of the 40 major The second Calamity Jane can be seen at the championships in golf were won by golfers USGA museum in Far Hills, New Jersey. It is using Ping putters. estimated that the putter’s worth is in the low seven figures. New Technology Just as with metal woods and irons, today’s The Ping Putter putters feature the latest technology, which In 1959, mechanical engineer Karsten Solheim allows golfers to improve their scores. Moment invented the Ping putter in his garage in of inertia (MOI) technology serves to reduce the Redwood City, California. The putter was twisting of the putter blade when it makes off- named for the slight pinging sound it makes center contact with the ball. Club designers

6 describe this as making the club more With the advent of the iron and wood “forgiving.” numbering system in the 1930s, the term “cleek” was dropped in favor of the simpler Technological advances have changed all golf “putter.” clubs over the years, including putters. With putters, however, the changes have come Center-Shafted Putters almost exclusively within the club head. Since For most of golf’s history, putter shafts were golfers will never need to generate maximum attached to club heads at about the same point at which shafts were attached to wood and iron heads – at the club head’s heel, or, in the case of some putters, very close to the heel. But the center- shafted putter -- with the shaft attached

approximately club head speed for a putt, golf shaft midway between the heel and toe -- was innovations have minimal impact on putting legalized by the R&A, the governing body of golf success. But focusing on the club head still worldwide, in 1951. A variety of bent and offset leaves plenty of room for tinkering, as shafts have since been manufactured. evidenced by the variety of shapes and sizes you’ll find among 21st century putter club heads. Modern Putters Modern putters run the gamut from Putter Shafts conventional blades to mallet heads to wild- looking club heads that feature a variety of Steel golf shafts were used in the late 19th attachments behind the club face. The century and were officially legalized by the attachments are generally designed to prevent Royal & Ancient Golf Club in Scotland after the the club head from twisting if the golfer doesn’t Prince of Wales used them at St. Andrews in stroke the ball in the center of the club face. 1929, according to the Golf Europe website. Mallets are designed to work the same way. Steel shafts soon became the standard in putters, and they remain so in the 21st century. (Reproduced courtesy of )

7 2020 Tournaments

March 21 Par 3 Challenge 4 Person Blind Draw

April 4 Step Aside Scramble - CANCELLED 4 person Blind Draw

April 18 & 19 Victors Tournament - CANCELLED 2 Person

April 21 Matchplay Championship begins Singles

May 2 4- Person Tournament - CANCELLED 4 Person

May 5 Two-Person Best Ball Championship begins 2 Person

May 16 666 Tournament - CANCELLED 2 Person

May 25 Memorial Day Flag Tournament Singles

May 30 Shamble Tournament 4 Person

June 13 Alternate Shot Tournament 2 Person

June 27 Captain & Crew Tournament 4 Person

July 4 Flag Tournament Singles

July 11 & 12 Victors Tournament 2 Person

July 17 Men’s Invitational 4 Person

July 25 4-3-2 Tournament 4 Person

August 7,8 & 9 Club Championship Singles

August 22 Board of Governors Tournament 4 Person Blind Draw

September 5 1-2-3 Tournament 4 Person

September 19 Greenkeeper’s Revenge Tournament 2 Person

October 3 Pinehurst Tournament 2 Person

October 17 Year End Tournament TBA

November 6 Year End Meeting

November 7 Deep Freeze Tournament 2 Person

Click here for all tournament details

8 TournamentTalk 2-Man Best Ball Championship

Men’s Singles Championship Ist Round: Dearing & Dearing bt. Wong & Kiley

2nd Round: Hayden & Barton bt. Sheehan & Walsh Chris Bedford bt. Bill Lambert Barry Howard bt. Bob Holwadel 2nd Round: Mike Kane bt. Errol Mayle Hensley & McCool bt. Yoon & Kerth Lance Hensley bt. Larry Harrison Mason & Dulle bt. Brackett & McCreary Dave Dulle vs. Sean Guilfoyle (voided) Cullen & Buren bt. Mayle & Lyness 3rd Round: Fox & Nesmith bt. Seamon & Schoeff King & Rigney bt. Boger & Hertsenberg II Rick McCreary bt. Chris Bedford Dearing/Dearing bt.Weber & Brock John Sparks bt. Steve Nesmith Hayden/Barton bt McCarty & Shoelting Steve Van Wassenhove bt. Tom Kerth Russell & Kranz bt. Lambert & Guthrie Adam Russell bt. Ev Brackett Quarter Finals: (to be played 7/7) Lance Hensley bt Tom Plogsted Hensley & McCool vs. King & Rigney Ted Bertaux bt. Andy Schoeff Cullen & Buren vs. Mason & Dulle Barry Howard (bye) Fox & Nesmith bt. Russell & Kranz Tom McCarty vs. Mike Kane Dearing/Dearing vs. Hayden/Barton Quarter Finals: (to be played 7/13) Rick McCreary vs. John Sparks Barry Howard vs. Adam Russell Ryder Cup Alternate Shot Lance Hensley vs. McCarty/Kane Steve Van Wassenhove vs. Ted Bertaux 1st Place: Chris Como & Errol Mayle

2nd Place (Tie): Ev Brackett & Steve Nesmith Ladies Singles Championship Tom Plogsted & Bill Lambert 4th Place: Ken Rigney & Mike Kane 2nd Round: 5th Place: Steve Baitz & Chuck Thomas Lynn Cerone bt. Carmen Margeson th Julie Townley bt. Pam McCreary 6 Place: Barry Weber & Steve Guthrie Final: Lynn Cerone vs. Julie Townley

9 Captain & Crew 3rd Place: Steve Baitz, Dennis Richter, Chuck Thomas, Ed Flight A Gemperle

Two Net Best Ball Captains Ball

1st Place: 1st Place:

Barry Weber, Bill Lambert, Steve Guthrie, Rick Steve Baitz, Dennis Richter, Chuck Thomas, Ed McCreary Gemperle

2nd Place: 2nd Place:

Kirk Minteer, Ted Richardt, Bob Loew, Bill Bob Hater II, Dale Menkhaus, Dale Poynter, Hoyt Ken Townley

3rd Place: 3rd Place (Tie):

Von Greber, Chris Bedford, Nick Connor, Marty Scott Stoelting, Tom McCarty, Heather Hann, Huber Kris Stoelting

Captains Ball Jeff Plogsted, Tom Berra, Mike Duffy, Wayne Moratschek 1st Place:

Barry Weber, Bill Lambert, Steve Guthrie, Rick McCreary

2nd Place:

Kirk Minteer, Ted Richardt, Bob Loew, Bill Hoyt

3rd Place:

Von Greber, Chris Bedford, Nick Connor, Marty Huber

Flight B

Two Net Best Ball

1st Place:

Sharon Voelker, Teri Moratschek, Mick Fiorini, Jackie Birri

2nd Place:

Jeff Plogsted, Tom Berra, Mike Duffy, Wayne Moratschek

10 Upcoming Events

Check with the Pro Shop for all the latest on scheduled events.

Flag Tournament July 4. Singles. Register at the Pro Shop

Victors Tournament July 11 & 12. 2- Person. Register at the Pro Shop

Men’s Invitational July 17. 4-Person. Register at the Pro Shop

Men’s Invitational July 17. 4-Person. Register at the Pro Shop

Knights of Columbus Outing July 20. 4 Person. Register at the Pro Shop. Course closed to regular play.

Club Championship August 7,8 & 9. Singles. Register at the Pro Shop

11 Golf Talk Want To Earn Commission?

If you introduce a new member, you can receive Men’s Invitational 10% of their membership fee as commission. The offer applies to anyone - member or non- member - who introduces a new member to There is still time to register a team for this Hidden Valley Golf Club. year’s Men’s Invitational on July 17. If you know someone who is thinking of joining, The 18-hole shamble event, which is organized don’t miss out on that commission. Contact by the club’s Board of Governors, includes Brian Krinsky in the Pro Shop for more details. lunch, dinner, beer and refreshments. The cost is $100 per player or $400 for a team of four.

Hole sponsorship is available at $40 per hole.

Entry and sponsorship forms are available from New Markers on the Front 9 Brian Krinsky at the Pro Shop. New out of bounds and posts have been placed on the front nine holes. A volunteer Fancy Volunteering? team will look to repeat that exercise on the back nine holes during July.

We are looking for volunteers to help at the Men’s Invitational on July 17. We have tasks at the clubhouse and out on the course where you Knights of Columbus Golf can help. If you are interested, please contact Outing Brian Krinsky at the Pro Shop

There is still time to sign up for the Knights of Columbus golf outing at HVL Golf Club on July 20. This is the first golf outing to be staged at HVL since the lifting of the COVID-19 restrictions. Full details can be obtained at the Pro Shop.

12 Friday Night Couples Golf Does A Line On Your Ball Help?

The popular Friday Night Couples nine hole golf There are a few words that fundamentally scramble is back. Plan on being at the define the game of golf. They are ‘maybe’ and ‘it clubhouse around 5pm on a Friday for a fun depends’. event with other member couples and their guests. If I change my grip, will it improve my game? It depends.

Do you think buying this new driver will help Stay Tuned - TV Golf Coverage is me hit the ball further? Maybe. On the Move So will drawing a line on my ball make me putt better?

Back in 2013, Fox Sports shocked the Rather than throw out a ‘maybe’ or ‘it depends’, by outbidding all its TV rivals for the rights to the theory was put to a scientific test involving televise USGA championship events. At the thousands of putts over various distances. time, this 12 year deal cost the network a The result? It seems that at a distance of five reported $1.1 billion! feet or less, a line on your ball actually does At the end of June, Fox announced that it was help. Not by a huge margin but definitely better giving up on the deal because of ‘scheduling than having no line at all. conflicts’ and the USGA signed a new deal with However, at distances of over five feet, the line NBC Universal. actually seems to get in the way of sinking that Good news for viewers is less messing around putt. The researchers found that the golfer with the TV remote now. Bad news if you focused too much on the line on the ball rather happen to have invested in Fox. than both the line across the green and the pace of the ball. Both elements contributing to more The network may be out of the deal but not out misses than sunk putts. of its financial commitments to the USGA. According to the latest reports, it will still cost That was the science at work but when some of the network $50-50-million a year not to golf’s top gurus were asked whether a line on broadcast USGA events! the ball helped or hindered putting. Guess what they said?

“Maybe” Congrats Brennan Walsh - New It it helps you, stick with it. At the end of the Course Record day, most of us need as much help as we can get with our game! Congratulations to Brennan Walsh whose 63 set a new HVL blue course record on July 3. He shot a 30 for the opening nine holes and followed that up with a 33 for the back nine.

13 looks and positive comments related to how it Mulligan looked.

What I did not realize was that whatever had Buyer beware. That’s all I have to say. Just made all those bits and bobs shiny was now beware because the best intentions can have transferred to my hands and soon my golf glove. unexpected consequences. Look, let’s cut to the chase. The first time I Mulligan decided to get his serviced swung a club, it nearly flew out of my hands. To prior to the start of this season. Good be completely fair, I had been thinking for a idea , I hear you say and yes, it was while about re-gripping these clubs but never but in hindsight I should have laid got around to it. out a few ground rules for the When they started to slip around in my hands, guys doing the service work. I initially just put it down to the need for You see in my world, a golf them to be re-gripped. Yes, OK, I get it but cart is for playing golf. my detective skills are not exactly up Secondary uses may their with Sherlock Holmes and I had include driving it down yet to put two and two together. to Willies on the odd So, I get online to find out a few occasions but for the things. First, how often should vast majority of its clubs be re-gripped? Second, life, my cart what grips might be available trundles out there that could around our transform my game and 18-hole send me on a late career course. as a PGA professional. It never crossed my mind that the service Who would think it…for an folks would try to beautify it. Sure, spray it investment of about $120.oo on new grips, I down to get rid of the mud that you inevitably could soon be jetting off to play in tournaments collect driving around the rough - yes, that is around the world. The sponsorship deals, the where 90% of my golf is played. Remember, contracts, the Rolex watches I would be able to any fool can play from the fairway but it takes a give away and the chance to play in the Ryder real player to smack it out of the jungle. Cup.

So, no, we are not talking about a quick spray Sure I would miss my friends back at HVL but I down with water. My cart came back would send them boxes of golf balls and post looking..well…looking brand new. It was shiny. pictures of my lifting the . They in Everything was shiny. The steering wheel. The turn could sit around the patio talking about seat. The floor mats. The dashboard. I mean how much they missed me and pretending to be everything. my best friend.

Cool, I thought. Looks great, I thought. Alright, back to reality for a minute so I can finish this story about my shiny golf cart. I realized I was in trouble the first time it went out for the season. I parked it in all its glory by The truth dawned on me on the fourth hole at the clubhouse and immediately started getting HVL about what was causing these clubs of

14 mine to start twirling around like some sort of golfer who plays once a week, that means re- insane drum majorette’s baton. gripping them once a year.

I had perfectly positioned my tee shot on the That meant that my clubs were seriously downslope just beyond the cart path. I was overdue some TLC. By that reckoning, my clubs looking forward to blasting through the six should already have been re-gripped five or six inches of rough to connect with the ball below times? Well, better late than never. my feet and power it into the trees where it would be lost forever. I picked up some super duper grips that would most certainly launch my PGA career and However, the shot thought process took an waited to get them back. abrupt end when my butt slid across the cart seat as yours truly and his golf cart took very Oh, and didn’t they look awesome when they different paths. I went left. The cart went right. finally arrived. I picked them up and…wait a The only thing connecting us was my death like minute…these aren’t my clubs. They don’t feel grip on the steering wheel. like my clubs.

It was at that point It was then the realization came that that I realized in full you really can completely change the Technicolor that my way your loved and treasured golf cart was greased up clubs can feel by putting on different in something that grips. defied gravity. I hated them. They were alien. It was Then I started to test like the scene out of one of those the theory that had movies where someone goes to bed one now materialized in night, the aliens take over their body my mind. This cart and they start acting weird. was lethal. I moved My clubs had experienced an alien my butt on the seat abduction. and yes, I could slide from one side to the other. I checked out my Get them re-gripped again, someone suggested. golf club and there it was…faint but really pretty But what happens if that makes them even obvious nonetheless…a shine. The grips were worse? the same too. That shine was Armor All or I thought about cutting the grips off and something similar. starting again but remember, these were the I could fix the clubs by getting them re-gripped grips that would propel me into Golf Hall of but how can you detox a golf cart? The answer Fame so let’s not be too hasty here. is you wash it down multiple times with It took about four weeks. Four weeks of holding degreaser and soap until your fingers go all hands with those alien clubs before things wrinkly. started to feel right again. I’ll never re-grip And so starts the second chapter of this story. them again…just too painful. Re-gripping golf clubs. So be warned…things are not always as they Apparently, you are supposed to re-grip your seem. clubs every 40 rounds or so. For the average

15 Board of Governors

The club’s Board of Governors met on June 24 New Board Member 2020. Participants were Rob Bates, Mike Ted Richardt was formally appointed to the Gardiner, Paul Fox, Jason Gadd, Fred Kerth, Board by President, Eric Kranz. Mr. Richardt will Brian Krinsky, Eric Kranz, Dan Kroeger, Dave serve out the time currently associated with the Hafner (HVL POA),, and Ted Richardt. open Board seats. POA Report The next meeting is scheduled for July 29, 2020, at 6.00 p.m. at the Hidden Valley Golf Club The club currently has 201 members and focus clubhouse. will be placed on continuing the membership drive. Ideally, the club would like to have 250-260 members. Finances remain solid with a cash balance in excess of $120,000. Course Report Wetting agent has been applied to the course to reduce water usage. Mulching of the flower beds is now taking place.

The maintenance crew has repaired 14 separate leaks to the irrigation system which required 181 man hours to complete. Pro Shop A total of 2083 rounds were placed so far in June. Maintenance on the cart fleet has commenced. New range balls will be ordered. The cost of staging a glow in the dark golf event will be approximately $10 per player. We will look to identify a date in September to hold this event for members and non members. Club House A study will be undertaken to assess the cost of installing a fire pit and seating around the patio area of the clubhouse. Invitational Event A total of 13 teams have registered for the event on July 17. It is hoped to register a further 13 teams prior to the staging of the event.

16 bloody hands and health scares. Not to mention Green Reading the strain on his persona life.

It’s a quick read and one that will likely Each month we’ll offer our suggestions generate a lot of knowing nods and from the pantheon of excellent writing on embarrassed smiles among golf nuts. Check it and about our favorite pastime out along with his Course Called Scotland and Course Called Ireland books. Personally I am There is something incredibly unique and anxiously awaiting his Course Called America personal and which is currently underway. Tom Coyne’s writing. He has written “It was a lesson I had learned more than any extensively other in golf, to stick around until the good about his happened. It wouldn’t always be as journeys in golf, playing dozens dramatic as an ace or an eagle, but golf of courses in A loves a grinder.” Tom Coyne Course Called Ireland and a Course Called Scotland. In those books, he deals not only with the amazing golf he plays but also with relationships, self discovery and addiction. Tom manages to interlace his personal growth (or lack thereof) with his experiences on the course.

Paper Tiger, an earlier work, is a fascinating look at one duffers quest to make the pro tour (any pro tour). He goes all in for a year with a full team helping him. In the age of Youtube and Gladwell’s 10,000 hour rule, you see this type of thing all the time. Can an amateur become a pro given enough practice, dedication and money?

The answer is generally no but we laugh and learn at the journey. This book is no different except for the author’s ability to tell a story. Coyne does a great job bringing us with him through the frustrations, embarrassments,

17 Can we stop people smoking right MemberTalk outside the clubhouse? (J. Townley)

As a private club, we have prohibited smoking Please welcome the following new members: inside our clubhouse. Members and guests can use tobacco products outside. However, we Mathew Weaver appreciate that some members and guests do not like to be close to anyone who is smoking. David Rodgers We will be establishing a number of non- Bill Sanders smoking tables in the patio area to accommodate non-smokers. Adeline Brewer (Junior)

Lindy Brewer (Junior)

Member Questions

The fairways are cut too short during dry, hot days. We need to keep the fairway grass taller so it is not burned. (K. Minteer)

That is an area that Jason Gadd and the maintenance crew pay specific attention. We have not changed our fairway mowing height for at least 11 years so that is not the issue here. Clearly, we have a challenge with our antiquated irrigation system which sometimes causes excess water to collect on the fairways leading to damage. Until we can replace the 2020 MEMBERSHIP RATES irrigation, we will have to face this problem again and again. 7-day Single $1,428.00

Can we put the tournament plaques, 7-day Family $1,836.00 Board of Governors pictures and award plaques back in the main room rather Young Professional (22-35 years old) $1.122.00 than in the Fringe? Members are proud Student (18-21 years old) $500.00 of what they have achieved and these should be displayed where everyone can Junior (under 17 years old) $200.00 see them. (D. Houchin) Corporate $3,672.00 We have just completed the placing of wall decorations in both the main room and the Check in at the Pro Shop for full details of Fringe bar. Hopefully, members will like the membership and payment terms. new layout but thank for letting us know.

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