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2017 Membership Directory 2017 Membership Directory NTGCSA President’S Message - Michael Epps 2017 Membership Directory 2017 Membership Directory NTGCSA President’s Message - Michael Epps In this directory is a list of the men and women that make the NTGCSA one of the best superintendent associations in the country. I am honored to be on the 2017 board of directors for NTGCSA and serve as your president. We have a great team that serves as on the board of di- rectors and chapter executive that are here to help you. I would also like President’sto Message say thank you to our vendors, our association could not function without you and your support. At the beginning of the year I challenged each of you to “Engage” in your NTGCSA. Sign up your assistants, equipment managers and come out to the meetings. Sign up to host and event and also put some serious thought in about helping to serve on the board or its committees, remember it’s your association help make its better. One of the great things this year is you are engaging as we are seeing more members come out to more meetings. The next time you are about to sign up for a meeting call a buddy and tell him or her, to get off his or her “can” and go to the meeting with you. Please remember to engage in your North Texas Golf Course Association. North Texas has a very long and strong history and tradition in the game of golf. There are many great legions of the game and godfathers of turf that have given great roots to our profession here in North Texas. I have been very fortunate to have been part of the NTGCSA family for almost 15 years now am honored to know gentlemen like Gary Bearden, Stephen Best, Quinton Johnson, Stan Wreyford, Mike Plummer and Ken Small. These gentlemen have inspired, counseled and helped me to be a better su- perintendent and are great examples of what NTGCSA is made of. These gentlemen and many more individuals listed in this directory have shaped and are shaping the future of our industry and our chap- ter. Use this directory as great resource of your fellow superintendents and vendors to help with the challenges of our profession and for the great fellowship they can provide. We are very lucky to have some great members who serve on the NTGCSA board of directors. These gentlemen donate their time to help us guide our association and if you get a chance tell them thanks the next time you see one. Thank you for the honor of serving as your president and as my old boss Charles Joachim would say “Keep it Green side UP”. Thank you, Michael Epps - Golf Course Superintendent North Texas GCSA 1983 Superintendent of Joe McMahon the Year Award 1984 John Anderson 1972 1985 H.T. Shaver Don Armstrong 1973 A.C. Bearden Memorial Ed Newton Superintendent of the Year Award 1973 Henry Martin 1986 1974 Gary Bearden Quinton Johnson 1987 1975 Dennis Tocquigney Robert M. Alexander 1988 1976 Roger Goettsch A. C. Bearden 1989 1977 Pat Jones Clarence Lawson 1990 1978 Ken Small Carlos Mayes 1991 1979 Ed Newton Sr., CGCS Gary Chambers 1992 1980 Tom Diamond Stan Wreyford 1993 1981 Tom Werner, CGCS T. C. Hamilton 1994 1982 Melvin Williams Michael L. Allen 1995 Rusty Walker 2017 Membership Directory 1996 2010 Walt Wilkinson Stephen Best 1997 2011 Keith Ihms, CGCS Joe Livingston, CGCS 1998 2012 Mike Plummer Kevin Carpenter 1999 Ken Small A.C. And Garry Bearden Memorial 2000 Superintendent of the Year Award Brian Cloud 2001 2013 Dan Wegand, CGCS Kevin Nettles 2002 2014 Scott Ebers, CGCS Kyle Embry 2003 2015 Merlin Tielkemeier Russell Birkhimer 2004 2016 Charlie Trammell Jorge Croda CGCS 2005 Scott Alford 2006 Jay Stine, CGCS 2007 Tim Muench, CGCS 2008 William Wallace, CGCS 2009 Duane Janssen, CGCS 2017 Distinguished Service Award Winner Brian Cloud (left) and Superintendent of the Year Jorge Croda CGCS “Ace” January Jr. Memorial 2005 Chris Edmonson Superintendent Champion 2006 1993 Kyle Moore Rusty Walker 2007 1994 Chuck McCaskill Jim Brown 2008 1995 Chuck McCaskill Bill Bird, CGCS 2009 1996 Polo Hernandez Polo Hernandez 2010 1997 Chuck McCaskill Polo Hernandez 2011 1998 Billy Huckabee Scott Miller, CGCS 2012 1999 Dan Burkett Charlie Trammell 2013 2000 Kyle Embry Richard Pavlasek, CGCS 2014 2001 Kyle Embry Billy Adams 2015 2002 Shawn Westacott Brian Honea 2016 2003 Kyle Moore Rick Martin 2017 2004 Shawn Westacott Brian Honea 2005 Clyde Nettles North Texas GCSA Don Alford Distinguished Service Award George Addis Holman Griffin 2001 Inaugural Recipients Ross Bush 2008 Gary Bearden Joe Cano Stan Wreyford Johnnie Dickson 2009 Dean Bottlinger Ed Easley Terry Jungman Frank Goldthwaite, Sr. John Henry 2010 Jon Triebly Quinton Johnson 2011 Jim Long Carroll Kiser Gary Chambers Carlos Mayes 2013 Mike Plummer Ed Newton Otis Owen 2014 Joe McMahon Floyd Smith 2015 John Neese M.H. Veal 2016 Jim Newkirk 2004 Alton “Ray” Thomas 2017 Brian Cloud Inaugural Recipients at 2001 Awards Banquet: (Left to Right) Johnnie Dickson, Joe Cano, Quinton Johnson, John Henry, M.H. Veal, Mrs. Louise Smith and Son accepting on behalf of Floyd Smith, Carlos Mayes, Ed Easley, Frank Goldthwaite Jr. ac- cepting on behalf of Frank Goldthwaite Sr. Rusty Abernathy Bobby Anderson Oeste Ranch Professional Turf Products Office: 817-441-1044 Office: 817-785-1900 [email protected] Cell: 817-875-5791 Membership Classification: SM [email protected] Twitter Handle: @bobbyanderson3 Billy Adams Membership Classification: AF Hideaway Lake Club Cell: 903-780-1130 Don Armstrong [email protected] Innovative Turf Supply Membership Classification: SM Cell: 817-917-5919 [email protected] Scott Alford Membership Classification: AF Waterview Golf Club Office: 972-412-9496 Matthew Armstrong Cell: 214-674-4312 Heritage Ranch [email protected] [email protected] Membership Classification: A Membership Classification: C Justin Allen Victor Arreguin Lake Arlington Golf Course Brookhaven Country Club Office: 817-575-8305 Office: 972-243-6151 Cell: 254-855-5823 Cell: 469-516-7387 [email protected] [email protected] Twitter Handle: @golfsuper4380 Membership Classification: C Membership Classification: A Brian Ashley Shaun Alsouissi BWI Companies Pecan Plantation Country Club Cell: 214-253-3842 Cell: 254-493-3078 [email protected] [email protected] Membership Classification: AF Membership Classification: C 2017 Membership Directory James Ashwood Mike Bates Hawk’s Creek Golf Club Gentle Creek Country Club Cell: 214-674-9812 Office: 972-346-2139 [email protected] [email protected] Membership Classification: SM Membership Classification: C Monty Ashworth Tony Bevolo Heritage Ranch Trinity Forest Golf Club Cell: 214-876-9806 Office: 214-646-3570 [email protected] Cell: 843-226-3302 Membership Classification: A [email protected] Twitter Handle: @tjbev13 Tony Atchison Membership Classification: EM The Andersons, Inc. Cell: 469-815-5214 Russell Birkhimer [email protected] Old American Golf Club Twitter Handle: @AtchisonTony Office: 972-984-0499 Membership Classification: AF [email protected] Membership Classification: A Wesley Avance Woodbridge Golf Club Randy Blakemore Office: 972-442-6024 Nutcracker Golf Club Cell: 214-869-4325 Office: 817-910-9190 [email protected] Cell: 903-456-3955 Membership Classification: A [email protected] Membership Classification: SM Steve Barley Sports Turf Services Rob Boaz Cell: 214-232-8823 Ridglea Country Club [email protected] Office: 817-735-4885 Membership Classification: AF Cell: 423-667-8241 [email protected] Membership Classification: SM Jacob Boelsche TPC Four Seasons Resort and Club at Las Colinas Office: 972-717-2495 Cell: 281-660-3476 [email protected] Membership Classification: C Daniel Boley The Tribute Golf Club Office: 972-370-5465(2601) Cell: 918-671-3463 [email protected] Twitter Handle: @dboegolf Membership Classification: A Brad Boroughs The Courses at Watters Creek Office: 214-509-3490 [email protected] Membership Classification: SM Scott Boven Ken Bowman Texas Star Golf Course Willow Brook Country Club Office: 817-685-1658 Office: 903-592-6721 [email protected] Cell: 903-780-1043 Membership Classification: A [email protected] Membership Classification: A Stovy Bowlin Bowlin Consulting Christian Boyd Office: 512-303-7680 Wildhorse Golf Club at Robson Ranch Cell: 512-560-0010 Cell: 940-465-4364 [email protected] [email protected] Membership Classification: AF Membership Classification: SM 2017 Membership Directory Robby Boyd Gary Brooks Timarron Country Club Bayer Cell: 817-988-1568 Office: 817-594-7164 [email protected] Cell: 817-528-6701 Membership Classification: SM [email protected] Membership Classification: AF Jonathan Bradham Pecan Hollow Bryan Brown Cell: 214-682-5402 Lake Kiowa Golf Course [email protected] Office: 940-665-6480 Membership Classification: C Cell: 713-628-3963 [email protected] Carter Brandt Twitter Handle: @BBrown2207 Squaw Valley Golf Course Membership Classification: A Office: 254-897-7932 [email protected] Jim Brown Membership Classification: C Tex-Sand, LLC Office: 877-710-1166 Chad Branum Cell: 877-710-1166 Buffalo Creek Golf Club [email protected] Office: 972-771-4003 Membership Classification: AF [email protected] Membership Classification: SM Terry Brown Turf Punchers LLC Jeffrey Brauer Cell: 903-391-7999 GolfScapes, Inc. [email protected] Office: 817-797-6376 Membership Classification: AF [email protected] Membership Classification: AF Curtis Bruton Ewing Irrigation Chris Brinlee Office: 972-633-9530 Rock Creek Golf
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