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OFFICIAL MEMBER NEWSLETTER OF GOLF CARD INTERNATIONAL
SUMMER • 2005 • VOLUME 29 • NUMBER 3
Member’s
My entire game could
probably use improvement right now, but I
know for sure I need
help getting off the tee.
You see, I’ve recently
returned from Iraq after a yearlong deployment,
and before I pick up the clubs again and start
some bad habits, I want to get some lessons to
help me from the start.
I just ordered my Golf Card and was looking at
the Member Benefits when I saw Member’s Tee.
This is just what I need to get back on the links
and start enjoying golf again. Before getting
deployed to Iraq, I was a 12 handicap and have
been playing for about five years.
This would be great for me. I hope I get lucky
enough for the free private lessons.
TEE
Henry Thomas, Marietta, Georgia
Master Sergeant, Army National Guard
Clinton, North Carolina
Hank has not played since returning from Iraq and has been to the
range only twice. He said he hit a lot of shots thin. To help get him
back on the right track, we arranged for a lesson with Bern Coulter,
the teaching pro at Golf Card affiliate Magnolia Greens Golf
Plantation in Wilmington, North Carolina. Though Hank was looking for help getting off the tee, Bern evaluated Hank’s swing for iron
shots as well.
Bern explained to Hank that after a year’s layoff he should concentrate on his swing mechanics, try to enjoy the game again and get
back to and possibly improve on his 12 handicap.
7,000 Members Sign Up to Test Bridgestone Balls
A chance to receive and test a FREE two-ball sleeve of Bridgestone
balls attracted a record 7,000 members to sign up and participate. This
exclusive benefit of Golf Card membership is available to members
who register either by sending in a form included in their membership
packages or via the Web site www.golfcard.com.
With the Bridgestone test, members were sent either the Tour B330 or
Precept models based on their handicap. They were then asked to test
the balls and provide feedback through a special feedback section on
the Bridgestone Golf web site.
In addition, any Golf Card member testing the
Tour B330 and responding via the Bridgestone
web site is entered to win a
Bridgestone J33R driver
through a random drawing,
and any member testing and
Bern stressed three essential basics:
1. grip and grip pressure
2. swinging arms correctly
3. weight shift, something that exists in any sport that includes a
“stick and a ball,” like baseball, hockey and tennis
Bern explained the grip fundamentals — palms parallel to each other
— something Hank was not doing. He changed Hank’s grip slightly to
get to a better position. Hank worked on his grip for a while until he
became comfortable with the adjustments. (continued on p. 7)
providing feedback on the Precept model was eligible to win a Precept
EC Fuel Driver. Just a reminder to any member who has not yet
responded, the deadline is July 30 to be entered in the driver drawings.
Since the testing is continuing through July 30, results are unknown at
this time.
To sign up for future product testing (as manufacturers participate), go to
www.golfcard.com/benefits and click on the product testing form link.
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JUST IN…PREVIEWS OF THE NEWEST GOLF CARD COURSES
low trees. One of the best values in the Front
Royal area.
Forest Greens Golf Course
703-221-0123; www.forestgreens.com
General’s Ridge Golf Course
703-335-0777; www.generalsridge.com
Prince William Golf Course
For $20, 31⁄22 star Shenandoah Valley Golf
Course is a must-play for Golf Card members.
VIRGINIA
The Colonial Golf Course
Williamsburg
757-566-1600; www.golfcolonial.com
Golf Card Fee: $49, M–Th; $57 weekend
Within the city limits of historic Williamsburg,
the Colonial Golf Course is a four-star attraction
as well. The scenic, well-maintained course winds
through hardwood forests and tidal marshes,
framed by native laurel and other indigenous
species. And there is no residential housing or
development in sight.
The Colonial features one of the most visually
captivating par-threes in the Williamsburg area.
Nicknamed the Abyss, the sixth hole calls for a
forced carry over a marshland to a heavily sloped
green.
Countryside Golf Course
Roanoke
540-563-0391; www.countrysidegolfclub.com
Golf Card Fee: $20
Built in 1967 on an old dairy farm, Countryside
features rolling fairways, undulating greens, scenic
lakes, winding streams, and strategically placed
sand traps amidst the Roanoke countryside. A
solid three-star choice designed by Ellis Maples.
Shenandoah Valley Golf Course
Front Royal
540-636-2641; www.svgcgolf.com
Golf Card Fee: $20
Scenic 27-hole facility with nice views of the Blue
Ridge and Massanutten Mountains. Rolling fairways framed by stands of oak, pine, maple and wil-
703-754-7111; www.princewilliamgolf.com
Golf Card Fee: 20% off
These three courses, all located in Manassas, are
part of the Prince William County Park
Authority. Four-star Forest Greens is consistently
ranked among the top 100 public courses in the
Mid-Atlantic by GolfStyles magazine. General’s
Ridge is a three-star course that calls for accuracy
admist rows of oak and poplar trees. Prince
William was built on open farmlands and is very
generous to the recreational golfer. Recognized as
one of the most playable and affordable courses in
Virginia.
Mississippi State University Golf Course
Starkville
662-325-3028; www.golfcourse.msstate.edu
Golf Card Fee: 2 for 1
Three-star university course considered one of the
top “campus courses” in the South. Rolling hills,
rows of mature trees and a 40-acre lake are all
complemented by peaceful farmland views to
present a challenging and comfortable atmosphere.
Diamondhead Country Club — Pine/Cardinal
Diamondhead
228-255-3910; www.diamondheadgcm.com
Golf Card Fee: $45–$67.50
Two traditional three-star courses with true, fast
greens and a friendly, welcoming staff. The
Cardinal is more generous off the tee, while the
Pine is more narrow and tree-lined with large
well-bunkered greens.
OKLAHOMA
Forest Ridge Golf Club
Scenic Timberton Golf Club is one of
Mississippi’s top public courses.
Broken Arrow
918-357-2282; www.forestridge.com
Golf Card Fee: $60
Part of a master-planned community just outside
of Tulsa, Forest Ridge is a four-star links-style layout that Golf Digest ranked the fifth-best course in
Oklahoma. Known for its private-course feel and
conditions, especially its fast greens, it was the
first course to experiment with cool region grasses
rather than ryegrass to help extend the playing
season.
Battle Creek Golf Club
Broken Arrow
918-355-4850; www.battlecreekgc.com
Golf Card Fee: $36; $21 after 2 p.m.
With skyline views of Tulsa and elevation
changes of 100 feet, Battle Creek is a three-anda-half-star treat in the heartland. Rolling terrain,
94 bunkers and 12 lakes and ponds add to the
“battle” at Battle Creek.
KENTUCKY
The Peninsula Golf Resort
Lancaster
859-548-5055; www.peninsulagolf.com
Golf Card Fee: $27
Another great Virginia value,
Countryside is a 3-star retreat designed
by top southern architect Ellis Maples.
MISSISSIPPI
Pete Dye four-star design highlighted by open,
sweeping contours and his signature collection
areas. Many holes majestically rise to some of the
best bent-grass greens in the region. Rated one of
the top 10 courses in the state by Golf Digest.
Timberton
Hattiesburg
601-584-4653; www.timbertongolf.com
Golf Card Fee: 20% off, 40% off after 2 p.m.
Four-star 27-hole facility designed by Mark
McCumber team. Consistently ranked one of
Mississippi’s 10 best public courses and host to
many of the state’s top tournaments. Tranquil surroundings are wonderfully mixed with eclectic
design features, including large undulating greens,
depressions, grassy knolls and abundant bunkering.
CALIFORNIA
Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort Golf Course
Truckee
530-562-2490; www.northstarattahoe.com
Golf Card Fee: 50% off second green fee
A links-style front nine and mountainous, hilly
back nine distinguish this four-star beauty in
Truckee, about 40 miles from Reno. ì
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CLUBHOUSE VIEW
Bruce Hoster
GOLF CARD
President • Bruce Hoster
[email protected]
National/Eastern Sales Manager
Doug Woods
[email protected]
Central Sales Manager • Sean Corrigan
[email protected]
Marketing Manager • Kerri Luther
[email protected]
Fabulous Golf in the Catskills
I
had the good fortune to spend a few days in the Catskill
Mountains this spring while playing in our first annual Catskill
Golf Card Member–Guest Golf Tournament. For those of you
who haven’t played golf in this area, I strongly encourage you to
plan a trip sometime soon. The golf is plentiful, wonderful and
affordable. And the best news is that you can save even more with
your Golf Card membership.
COURSE OPERATIONS
Supervisor • Cheryl Smith
[email protected]
Eastern Coordinator • Johanna Oland
[email protected]
I had the pleasure to play Grossinger Country Club with Golf
Traveler Editor Ken Cohen as our host. Ken grew up playing
Grossinger’s and is a top amateur golfer in this region. I can say without hesitation that Grossinger’s is a must-play course, if you are ever in
the area. The course would hold its own with many of the top private clubs
in the New York metropolitan area in terms of its layout and scenic beauty. It was one of the most
memorable courses I have played in quite some time. So be sure to treat yourself to a round at
Grossinger’s sometime soon. I guarantee it will be unforgettable.
About 25 miles west of Grossinger’s stands Villa Roma Country Club, the site of the Golf Card
tournament. We sold out the tournament at 140 players, and despite threatening clouds the weather
held out, and we enjoyed a great round of golf. Villa Roma’s renowned cuisine at the awards banquet
dinner was as brilliant as the golf. See the tournament photos and write-up on pages 10 and 11 of
this issue. As with Grossinger’s, be sure to make time to play Villa Roma. It’s a fun and very scenic
course, and head pro Matt Kleiner will make sure you enjoy a great round of golf.
Join us in the Poconos
Central/Western Coordinator • Glenda Henson
[email protected]
800-522-9232
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
Golf Card
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Englewood, Colorado 80112
800-321-8269
www.golfcard.com
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GOLF TRAVELER
Publishing/Editorial Director • Valerie Law
[email protected]
Editor • Ken Cohen
[email protected]
Art Director • David Walker
[email protected]
EDITORIAL OFFICES
Speaking of golf tournaments, our first annual Poconos Golf Card Member-Guest Tournament will
be held Tuesday, October 4 at Pocono Manor Resort. We will be playing their historic East Course,
designed by Donald Ross and opened in 1912. The course features a mountain setting with rolling
hills and beautiful tree-lined fairways that make play both challenging and memorable. Tournament
format will be a four-person scramble, with prizes awarded for team play and hole contests, and also
door-prize drawings. We are sure to sell out this event, so plan to make your reservation now to
play. To register or for more information, phone the Golf Card Tournament Hotline toll free at
877-288-4802 or e-mail us at [email protected].
Earn $50 with your Member to Member tip
We added a new benefit to your Golf Card membership this year called Member to Member. It’s a
chance for you to share your local knowledge with other Golf Card members, and when your story is
printed in Golf Traveler, you’ll receive $50 cash. So send us your tip on where to play, stay, dine or
travel when using your Golf Card. Just submit an e-mail to us at [email protected], or
write to us at Golf Card Member to Member, 64 Inverness Drive E., Englewood, Colorado 80112.
And your tip could appear in our next issue.
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[email protected]
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Ventura, California 93001
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Golf Traveler (ISSN 0191-717X) is published quarterly by
Golf Card International Corporation, 64 Inverness Drive E.,
Englewood, Colorado 80112. Editorial offices are at 2575
Vista del Mar, Ventura, California 93001. Subscriptions are
$12 for members, included as part of annual membership
fees. Cover rate is $3. Annual fee is $75 for a single membership and $120 for a twosome. Periodical postage is paid
at Englewood, Colorado, and additional mailing offices.
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©2005 by Golf Traveler. All rights reserved. Contents may
not be reprinted or otherwise reproduced without written
consent of the publisher.
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STARTER
The “sooner” you play Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow,
Oklahoma, the better — it is the No. 5 ranked course in the state.
Golf Card Courses
Among America’s Best
3. Old Silo GC (Mount Sterling)
Every two years, Golf Digest
releases their rankings of the
Best Courses in America through
various designations. Once again,
Golf Card courses were wellrepresented among the Best Public
Courses, Best in State and Best
New Affordable. Here is a summary of how Golf Card courses
placed in the rankings:
3. Samoset Resort (Rockport)
100 GREATEST PUBLIC COURSES
19. Hawktree GC (Bismark, ND)
888-465-4295; hawktree.com
24. Tullymore GC (Stanwood, MI)
800-972-4837; stivesgolf.com
Golf Card Fee: $59
49. Twin Warriors GC (Santa Ana Pueblo, NM)
505-771-6155; twinwarriorsgolf.com
53. The Links of North Dakota (Ray, ND)
866-733-6453; thelinksofnorthdakota.com
82. Old Works GC (Anaconda, MT)
888-229-4833; oldworks.org
BY STATE
Arkansas
5. Big Creek G&CC (Mountain Home)
870-425-8815; bigcreekgolf.com
Golf Card Fee: 50% off green fee
877-653-7456; oldsilo.com
Maine
207-594-1431; samoset.com
Golf Card Fee: $55-$80
Michigan
8. Tullymore GC (Stanwood)
800-972-4837; stivesgolf.com
Golf Card Fee: $59
Mississippi
8. The Bridges Golf Resort (Bay St. Louis)
800-562-4425; casinomagicbaystlouis.com
10. Timberton GC/McCumber (Hattiesburg)
601-584-4653; timbertongolf.com
Golf Card Fee: 20-40% off
Montana
3. Old Works GC (Anaconda)
888-229-4833; oldworks.org
New Hampshire
6. The Balsams/Panorama (Dixville Notch)
603-255-4961; the balsams.com
Golf Card Fee: $35
New Mexico
3. Twin Warriors GC (Santa Ana Pueblo)
505-771-6155; twinwarriorsgolf.com
10. Santa Ana GC (Santa Ana Pueblo)
505-867-9464; santaanagolf.com
North Dakota
1. Hawktree GC (Bismark, ND)
888-465-4295; hawktree.com
2. The Links of North Dakota (Ray, ND)
866-733-6453; thelinksofnorthdakota.com
Idaho
Oklahoma
4. Coeur d’Alene Resort (Coeur d’Alene)
5. Forest Ridge GC (Broken Arrow)
800-935-6283; cdaresort.com
Golf Card Fee: 2 for 1
918-357-2282; forestridge.com
Golf Card Fee: $60
Kansas
South Dakota
7. Colbert Hills GC (Manhattan)
4. Prairie Green GC (Sioux Falls)
785-776-6475; colberthills.com
Golf Card Fee: $55
605-367-6076; dakotagolf.com
Golf Card Fee: $24.50-$29.50
Kentucky
Texas
2. Lafayette GC (Falls of Rough)
24. Hill Country GC (San Antonio)
888-257-2105; lafayettegolfclub.com
Golf Card Fee: $30
888-901-4653; hillcountry.hyatt.com
With your Golf Card, you’ll get a bang for your buck at Cannon Ridge
Golf Club in Fredricksburg, Virginia — ranked the No. 3 Best
New Affordable Public Course in America by Golf Digest.
Utah
Wisconsin
3. Thanksgiving Point GC (Lehi)
5. University Ridge GC (Verona)
801-768-7401; thanksgivingpoint.com
Golf Card Fee: $48
Vermont
3. Green Mountain National GC (Killington)
802-422-4653; greenmountainnational.com
Virginia
10. Cannon Ridge/Beman (Fredricksburg)
866-857-4343; cannonridge.com
West Virginia
5. Raven GC at Snowshoe Mountain (Snowshoe)
877-441-4386; snowshoemtn.com
Golf Card Fee: $49
608-845-7700; universityridge.com
Golf Card Fee: $60
60 BEST GOLF RESORTS
22. Coeur d’Alene Resort (Coeur d’Alene, ID)
38. The Lodge at Ventana Canyon (Tucson, AZ)
49. Daufuskie Island Resort (Daufuskie Island)
BEST NEW AFFORDABLE
PUBLIC COURSES
3. Cannon Ridge GC/Beman (Fredricksburg, VA) ì
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Member to Member allows Golf Card members to share tips, tales and tidbits with other members from their golf travels and receive $50!
Write us at [email protected] with your experiences and if we publish your submission, you will receive $50.
The Real Thing for Rust
Shank You Very Much
I have always had a rust problem on my Scotty
Cameron Newport putter, no matter how often
I wiped it on a wet day, rust would show up. I
used to scrub away with Brasso and an old
toothbrush. While playing at Bears Best in Las
Vegas, I mentioned this to our caddie, Scott
Giroux and he suggested I soak it overnight in
Coke or Pepsi. I was amazed at the result — no
rust and it looked like new. I also did the same to my
favorite 20-year-old sand wedge and it came out looking great as well.
So if any of you have a rust problem, try this. You will be in awe.
I will describe my first hole in one. It was a hot day, and two friends of
mine and I were playing in a three-man scramble at Metropolis Country
Club in Illinois. The sixth hole is a tricky little 110-yard hole. At that
time, I had the shanks so bad, that I could not hit an iron. Well, anyway, I told my group that I would hit first, as I could not help on this
hole. I took out a 5 iron, swung, and the ball went into the hole.
Typically, this is a wedge, maybe a 9 iron, if the wind is blowing. Now,
the good part. My name came out in the local paper, and I had more
than one person call me about the shot. However, everyone would ask
“you did not hit a five-iron, did you?” I would politely, say, yes, and
“I hit it good.”
Ray Provost
Montreal, Canada
Jim Turner
Wickliffe, KY
These members just earned $50 from Member to Member, a new benefit in 2005 that allows
Golf Card members to share information with other members and ask questions about using the Golf Card.
ACE PLACE
Hank Eberle, Palenville, NY – Largo GC (Largo, FL), 2nd hole, 90
yards, PW. March 22, 2005.
Congratulations to Golf Card members who have had a
Hole-In-One in 2005 and received the new Golf Card ACE Place
Hole-In-One certificate. If you have made a hole-in-one in
2005, email us the details (course, hole, yardage, club used)
at [email protected] or call our Tournament hotline
toll free at 1-877-288-4802.
Darlene Feurer, Marion, IL – Eastland Green GC (Clarksville, TN), 14th
hole, 76 yards, 7-iron. May 17, 2005.
Martha Abel, Locust Grove, VA – Fairfield Harbour GC
(New Bern, NC), 3rd hole, 108 yards, 3-wood, at Fairfield Harbour GC.
April 25, 2005.
Peter Foster, Parrish, FL – River Wilderness CC (Parrish, FL), 7th hole,
130 yards, 5-wood. March 31, 2005.
Ron Aeschleman, Roanoke, FL – Hidden Creek GC (Zephyrhills, FL),
15th hole, 177 yards, 5-wood. March 18, 2005.
Todd Behrens, Minneapolis, MN – Milham Park GC (Kalamazoo, MI),
13th hole, 118 yards, PW. May 21, 2005.
Dave Boice, Ogden, UT – Coral Canyon GC (St. George, UT), 6th hole,
110 yards. April 15, 2005.
Ron Bolen, Senatobia, MS – Back Acres CC (Senatobia, MS), 16th hole,
160 yards, 7-iron. May 27, 2005.
Ron Buckman, Fraser, MI – Salt River GC (New Baltimore, MI), 4th
hole, 153 yards. April 7, 2005.
Jack Cook, Jr, Rincon, GA – Sapelo Hammock GC
(Shellman Bluff, GA), 17th hole, 166 yards, 7-wood. April 10, 2005.
Joe Curtis, Jim Thorpe, PA – Pelican’s Nest GC (Bonita Springs, FL),
11th hole, 143 yards, 6-iron. March 7, 2005.
Betty Daniels, Diamondhead, MS – Diamondhead/Cardinal
(Diamondhead, MS), 13th hole, 98 yards, PW. Spring 2005.
Jack Derosier, Tallapoosa, GA – Orchard Hills GC (Newman, GA), 7th
Walter Dick, Bradenton, FL – El Conquistador CC (Bradenton, FL), 3rd
hole, 133 yards, 5-wood. Spring 2005.
Tom Doerr, Farmington Hills, MI – Legacy Golf Links (Aberdeen,
NC), 9th hole, 146 yards, 7-iron. March 26, 2005.
Valmond Duguay, Tilbury, ON – Tillbury G&CC (Tillbury, ON), 16th
Joyce Field, Springfield, NJ – Augusta Ranch GC (Mesa, AZ), 8th hole,
60 yards, 8-iron. March 11, 2005.
Nancy Fisher, Blanchester, OH – Snow Hill CC (New Vienna, OH), 12th
hole, 106 yards, PW. April 10, 2005.
Russell Frank, Warren, NJ – Skyline CC (Tucson, AZ), 7th hole, 145
yards, 7-iron. April 3, 2005.
Max Frickey, Grover Beach, CA – Rancho Maria GC (Santa Maria,
CA), 9th hole, 158 yards, 9-wood. April 12, 2005.
Karen Frymyer, Lima, OH – Hamptons GC (Auburndale, FL), 12th
hole, 95 yards, 7-wood. February 7, 2005.
Homer Gaither, North Augusta, SC – Midland Valley CC (Aiken, SC),
125 yards, PW. February 16, 2005.
Don Glowicki, Elk Rapids, MI – Crosswinds GC (Savannah, GA), 5th
hole, 149 yards, 5- iron. April 3, 2005.
Adrian Gnam, Bolingbroke, GA – The Club at Cuscowilla (Eatonton,
GA), 8th hole, 210 yards, driver. March 9, 2005.
Barbara Harwood, New Bern, NC – New Bern Golf & CC (New Bern,
NC), 9th hole, 142 yards, 5-wood. January 26,2005.
Ernie Holden, Windsor, ON – Kingsville, GC (Kingsville, ON), 7th hole,
192 yards, 3- iron. April 14, 2005.
Darrel Hoob, Houma, LA – Sugarland CC (Raceland, LA), 3rd hole,
155 yards, 6-iron. June 5, 2005.
Sherry Hunsicker, Bethlehem, PA – Butter Valley Golf Port (Bally, PA),
5th hole, 130 yards, 5-wood.. May 18, 2005.
Ray Johnson, Holiday Island – Holiday Island CC (Holiday Island, AR),
3rd hole, 139 yards, 6-iron. March 8, 2005.
John Martancik, South Dennis, MA – Dennis Highlands (Dennis, MA),
3rd hole, 156 yards, 6-iron. Spring 2005.
Mike Mason, Bloomington, IL – El Paso GC (El Paso, IL), 3rd hole,
148 yards, 7-iron. May 30, 2005.
John McCabe, Montgomery, NY – Savanna Club (Port St. Lucie, FL),
7th hole, 137 yards, 8-iron. February 11, 2005.
Mary McKeefry, Cecil, WI – Golden Sands GC (Cecil, WI), 14th
hole, 117 yards, 7-wood. Spring 2005.
Richard Miller, Saint Marys, OH – Baytree GC (Winter Haven, FL),
16th hole. February 21, 2005.
Mary Morris, Goldsboro, NC – Walnut Creek CC (Goldsboro, NC), 13th
hole, 100 yards, 7-iron. April 1, 2005.
June Morse, Powton, NJ – Whitetail GC (Bath, PA), 11th hole, 118
yards, 5-wood. Spring 2005.
Doug Nelson, Sun City Center, FL – Caloosa Greens CC (Sun City
Center, FL), 12th hole, 130 yards, 7-iron. February 18, 2005.
Edward Poreda, Lawrenceville, NJ – Herons Glen GC (North Fort
Myers, FL), 4th hole, 116 yards, 9-wood. January 17, 2005; Herons Glen
GC (North Fort Myers, FL), 10th hole, 133 yards, 7-wood. March 10,
2005.
Rich Robbins, Bethlehem, PA – Iron Lakes CC (Allentown, PA), 2nd
hole, 115 yards, PW. May 31, 2005.
Jim Ross, Canton, OH – Glenmoor CC (Canton, OH), 17th hole, 181
yards, driver. April 17, 2005.
Carole Shultz, Riverton, WY – Riverton CC (Riverton, WY), 2nd hole,
110 yards, 7-iron. April 6, 2005.
Albert Smania, Minooka, IL – Nettle Creek GC (Morris, IL), 18th
Larry Sones, Muncy, PA – Mill Race GC (Benton, PA), 14th hole, 180
Carol Toboz, Warren, OH – Cranberry Hills GC (Warren, OH), 3rd
hole, 115 yards, 5-wood. April 10, 2005.
Gene Van Lanen, Hanover, PA – South Hills GC (Hanover, PA), 16th
hole, 140 yards, 8-iron. April 10, 2005.
James Vetrone, Lakewood, OH – Rio Secco GC (Henderson, NV), 3rd
hole, 180 yards, 5-iron. March 3, 2005; Gray Hawk GC, 2nd hole, 167
*Courses in bold are Golf Card affiliates ì
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❷
(Continued from cover)
Before
Before — Hank’s outside-in-swing path and errant shots are caused by
three major problems in his swing as seen in the photos here: ➊ After a
yearlong hiatus from the game, Hank’s grip and address position lapsed
into some bad habits. Here, you can see his stance is too closed, his right
finger is too extended down the shaft, his palms aren’t facing each other and
his chin is a little low. ❷ Hank’s backswing was a little inside and abbreviated, forcing his elbow to fly outside and his weight shift to fall short of getting
completely to his right side.
After
Next, Bern worked on Hank’s arm swing, trying to keep his
arms (specifically his elbows) close to each other on both the
backswing and the follow-through. Hank had a tendency to
open up his arms (left elbow flying out) on his follow-through.
This flying out produced a shortening of his swing at impact,
which resulted in topped or thin shots.
After — ➊ Hank’s grip is much better here — notice how his right forefinger is wrapped around the shaft, not extending down it. Also his
stance seems to be more square. ❷ As Bern instructed, Hank is keeping
his right elbow close to his body on the downswing, which will also help him
rotate the club through at impact. ❸ Hank is making a full turn here, properly shifting his weight to his right side. Also, notice how his right elbow is
not flying out. ❹ To stop hitting thin shots with his irons, Hank worked on
making a descending blow with his irons and taking a small divot on his
practice swings.
➊
❷
Hank’s thin shots were also attributable to his position at
impact — more often than not, he kept his clubface square to
open during impact and follow-through, instead of square to
closed. In other
words, he was not
releasing the club
properly through
the ball and tending to hold onto
the shot too long.
Bern suggested that Hank try to take a small divot on his practice swings, something he wasn’t doing.
Member’s
TEE
Finally, Bern worked with Hank on his swing arc, specifically
where the low point should be relative to his irons versus his
driver. For example, he should try to hit his irons with a
descending blow while hitting his driver on the upswing. Hank
immediately responded to this tip, hitting his iron shots much
more crisply and hitting his driver with a higher flight pattern.
Follow-Up: Big Improvement
Ben Bruce, the first recipient of a free lesson through our
exclusive Member’s Tee benefit, reports remarkable
progress since his lesson with Heath Davis of Golf Card
affiliate Chestatee Golf Club in Marietta, Ga.
❸
❹
The 80-year-old Bruce, who came to Davis with a 20 handicap, said that he has equaled or bettered his age four times
since the lesson and has lowered his handicap index to
14.3. His score of 80 at his home course of Canterbury Golf
Club on April 20 was the first time he ever shot his age. He
said the round came the day after he received the Spring
2005 issue of Golf Traveler featuring his lesson in the
“Members Tee” section.
“I did have to birdie the 18th hole to get the 80, but I didn't
realize that until the round was over or I'm sure I would have
choked,” said Bruce, who credits Davis with this “dramatic”
improvement in his game. “But now I have to give more
strokes to my buddies!” reminds Bruce.
MEMBER’S TEE is a new benefit that allows Golf Card members to write in with
swing problems or flaws. We will review these submissions and choose one to be
addressed in each issue of Golf Traveler. It’s our intention to have experienced
PGA professionals at Golf Card–affiliated courses provide personal, step-by-step
lessons — with detailed photos — to help correct the swing problem or flaw.
So if your swing or some aspect of your game is letting you down, simply
e-mail us at [email protected] with the problems you’re experiencing.
Please include a brief description of what your swing tendencies are and what
you’d like to see corrected. We look forward to your submissions and helping in
any way we can.
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SPORTS TECH NEWS–2005
New golf club automatically corrects a
bad putt; boosts accuracy by a third.
Protects golfers
four ways.
Senior Pro’s secret weapon
NEW BRANFORD, CT—There’s an
old saw that says golfers drive for
show and putt for dough. That last
part explains why a Senior Pro I know
bought a new putter
literally off the table
while touring a golfclub factory in China.
He dropped his score
his first round with it.
A test among sixteen U. S. golfers
by Charlie Allen who compared it to
their own putters
showed the new club increased their
sink and “gimme” rates by a third, an
improvement that will improve their
scores significantly.
The secret to the putter’s accuracy
is its ability to automatically correct a
matter which of these errors a
golfer commits, within limits,
the rounded face will overcome
it by presenting a hitting surface
to the ball that’s on-target and
bounce-free (see diagrams). The
horizontal curve keeps the ball
on target; the vertical curve
keeps it rolling smoothly. It’s the
only putter that can do this and
my friend bought it on the spot.
I asked him what happens if a
golfer makes a perfect stroke.
“If I make perfect contact,
there’s no need for a correction,
so there is none. The putter
sends the ball dead to the pin
with a smooth roll. The thing is
absolutely ingenious.”
“How well does it aim?” I
asked.
“The long target line across
the top let’s me sight it like a
rifle. The white lines in front and
back of the main target line
make sure I keep the clubhead
flat to the green. That’s critical
on slopes. Sixteen golfers rolled
their putts 25% closer to the cup
with this putter than they did, on
average, with their own. Because
of its flawless delivery, distance
control increases dramatically.”
“I gather you like the putter.”
“I almost stole it!”
Condor® P-4
bad stroke. Even the best professionals on the Tour often turn their putter
slightly at contact and push the ball to
the right, or pull it to the left. In the
“dough” part of golf, it doesn’t take
much of a push or
16 Golfers, 800 Putts pull to miss a
four-inch-wide
Sinks & Gimmes
hole.
84%
Another common error is
New 66%
scooping or chopP-4
ping the ball,
causing it to
Own
bounce or skid off
Putter
course. Putts have
to roll smoothly,
like a cue ball, to be accurate.
The windfall my friend saw laying
on the table was something he had
never seen before -- a putter that automatically corrects all four of these
errors. Its face is rounded vertically to
correct scoops and chops and horizontally to correct pushes and pulls. No
Automatically keeps chop
and scoop rolling smoothly.
Automatically
corrects
push and pull
Push
Pull
New club’s scientifically rounded face
automatically protects golfers against
putting's four most common errors.
The new putter is due in the U. S.
in about two weeks, thanks to a
small company in Connecticut that
grabbed the distribution rights. The
company says based on tests
among golfers who used it versus
their own putter, a golfer should
cut at least four stokes.
If you want to go for the dough with
a secret weapon, I would get on the
company’s waiting list and call 1-800285-3900 anytime or day or click
www.ngcgolf.com.
You can also mail your name,
address and a check (or cc number and
expiration date) to NGC Golf (Dept.
PF-22), 60 Church St., Yalesville, CT
06492. The putter has a double-bend,
face-balanced, stainless-steel shaft,
and comes with a free head cover.
There’s a 30-day guarantee.
One putter costs $99.00; a second
one (for a spouse or friend) is available at wholesale for only $69.00. S/h
is $14.95 for one or two. Ask for the
CONDOR® P-4, right or left-handed.
PF-2
© NGC Worldwide, Inc. 2005
Dept. PF-22
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Villa Roma Member–Guest Tournament
Villa Roma Country Club — Callicoon, New York • May 24, 2005
Despite cold, raw, wet conditions, 140 Golf Card members and guests turned out for the first Member–Guest tournament held at the four-star Villa
Roma Resort in Callicoon, New York, on May 24. Participants enjoyed the friendly but challenging Villa Roma course as well as the buffet dinner
afterward. Those who had never played the Villa before were already asking when the Golf Card would return there — the scenery, facilities and
service are second-to-none in this part of the western Catskills.
The Golf Card plans to return to the Villa Roma in 2006 but will be coming back close to the area this October when it hosts a Member–Guest
Tournament at Pocono Manor in the Poconos. To register for the Pocono Manor tournament, call the Golf Card Tournament hotline at 877-288-4802.
Hopper ad from Page 13 of Spring issue.
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Villa Roma Member–Guest Results
First-place low gross: . . . . . . . . . . Michael Sanders, Donald Zeitner,
Michael Zeitner, Rich Garrison
Second-place low gross: . . . . . . . . Ed Snyder, Bob Pensyl, Bruce
Hoster, Doug Woods
First-place first-net flight: . . . . . . Dominick Piacente, Tony Piacente,
Jim Chirico, Tony Espisito
Second-place first-net flight: . . . . Hugh Delargy, Dick Vilece,
Brian Donnelly, Ed Belliveau
First-place second-net flight: . . . . . Abe Grohman, David Brodie,
Jeffrey Eisenberger, Sy Mendlowitz
Second-place second-net flight:. . . George Bruetsch, Ron Mayer,
Bob Mitchell, John Dentone
First-place third-net flight: . . . . . . Anne Tretter, Rudy Tretter,
Debbie Kuter, William Kuter
Second-place third-net flight: . . . . Henry Dotson, Don Morgan,
Vito Delaura, Pete Griswold
Closest to the Pin
Women.........................................Debbie Kuter
Men..............................................Neale Tracy
Longest Putt
Women.........................................Donna Apple
Men..............................................Al Van Lauren
Straightest Drive
Women.........................................Linda Murray
Men..............................................Richard Torres
Steve Grassel, 1920-2005
Started 2nd Grasshopper Club
We regret to report that Steve A. Grassel, credited
with starting the second Grasshopper Club for Golf
Card International, died on May 8 in Shelby, Ohio.
Steve was sales manager at Moorhead Ford for many
years and retired from Sprint. He enjoyed woodworking in addition to golf. He was a member of Golf Card
International from 1976 until his death and started
the Ohio Grasshopper Club — only the second
Grasshopper club in the country at the time. He was
also a charter member of the Police Auxiliary.
Despite less-than-ideal weather conditions,
The Villa Roma Member-Guest attracted a full field of
140 golfers, including Golf Card executive staff, fathers and
sons, husbands and wives, good friends and, most of all,
enthusiastic members who enjoyed the resort’s beautiful
surroundings and first-class service.
“He was a quiet, very nice man, a real gentleman,”
remembers Phyllis Hess, current director of the
Central Ohio Grasshoppers. “One time while playing
in one of my outings in West Virginia, it started to
rain, but Maryalice, Steve's wife and I were hitting
them pretty good in the rain as were Steve and my
husband, Dave. So we kept on playing. We arrived
back at the club house drenched but happy. We have
laughed about that many times. We just hadn't considered quitting.”
Steve was a Navy veteran, having served in Pearl
Harbor and was a lifetime member of American
Legion Post #16, the Liederkranz and St. Peter’s
Catholic Church.
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Historic Pocono Manor Inn to Host
Fall Member–Guest Tournament
Pocono Manor East is a Donald Ross classic in the heart of the Pocono Mountains.
Pocono Manor East, one of the few vintage Donald Ross courses in the Golf Card network, will host a Member–Guest Tournament on Tuesday,
October 4. To enter, call the Golf Card Tournament Hotline at 877-288-4802. See the accompanying summary box for tournament format and details.
Relatively short at 6,480 yards, the East Course’s fairways are narrow and hilly, while the greens are on the small side. Grass bunkers add a Scottishlinks flavor common to many of Ross’ early courses. The 77-yard seventh hole might be
the most famous par-three in the Northeast — a dastardly downhill shot that Director of
Tournament Summary
Golf Greg Wall says is best hit “by taking a sand wedge back about hip high, and if it
Date: . . . . . . . . . . .October 4, 2005
feels like you’re going to chip it in the water, you’ll probably be on the green.”
Time: . . . . . . . . . . .Noon shotgun start
Wall is the son of former Masters champion Art Wall, who lived in the area and played
out of Pocono Manor during the 1950s and ’60s. Many of the game’s legends have played
Pocono Manor over the years, including Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Tommy Bolt, Gene
Littler, Doug Ford, Jackie Burke and Jerry Barber.
Located just 90 minutes from New York City, the Pocono Manor Inn is a registered
National Historic District, referred to by local residents as “the grand old lady of the
mountains.” Set atop the Pocono Mountains, it is known for Old World charm and
breathtaking views. The surrounding mountainsides are filled with beautiful laurel and
rhododendrons. In addition to the East Course, the 36-hole complex includes the newer
George Fazio–designed West Course.
Place: . . . . . . . . . . .Pocono Manor East Course, Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania
Web site: . . . . . . . .www.poconomanor.com
For: . . . . . . . . . . . .Golf Card members and their guests
Format: . . . . . . . . .Four-person scramble
Fee: . . . . . . . . . . . .$69 per golfer
Included: . . . . . . . .Golf, cart fee, all prizes, banquet dinner and awards ceremony
following golf. Dinner includes salad, prime rib or salmon, rolls
and butter, vegetable, potato, desert, coffee or tea.
To enter: . . . . . . . .Call the Golf Card Tournament Hotline at
877-288-4802 or e-mail us at [email protected]
Entry deadline: . . . .September 16
Sensational Senior Week at High Hampton Inn
One of the highlights of the Golf Card member tournament schedule is the annual Senior Classic, September 18 through 23, at the picturesque
High Hampton Inn in western North Carolina. The High Hampton Inn and Country Club sits majestically on a 1,400-acre mountain estate.
Golfers will bask in the splendid scenery — views that extend for miles and beautiful flower gardens, lakes and wildflowers. George Cobb designed a
short, hilly, very fair course that is as much fun to play as it is to look at.
Golf Card International is again teaming with High Hampton to cosponsor this weeklong
Senior Tournament. An all-inclusive entry fee of $932 per person for two golfers/double
occupancy covers five days of golf, accommodations, meals, prizes, awards, banquets,
reception and gratuities. If you arrive on Sunday, you can play a complimentary practice
round. It’s an unbeatable deal for an unbelievable week.
The golf competition will be played as a combination of individual and team events with
a Hole-In-One Shootout scheduled for Friday, September 23. Every day will be a different
format. There will be awards and prizes in three age divisions: 50–64, 65–74 and 75 and
over.
For more information on the High Hampton Inn, visit www.highhamptoninn.com. To
register for the Senior Golf Classic, call 800-334-2551, extension 116.
Tournament Summary
Date: . . . . . . . . . . .September 18 through 23, 2005
Place: . . . . . . . . . . .High Hampton Inn and Country Club, Cashiers, North Carolina
Web site: . . . . . . . .www.highhamptoninn.com
For: . . . . . . . . . . . .Golfers 50 and over (three different divisions)
Format: . . . . . . . . .Four-days of golf with individual and team competitions;
hole-in-one shootout on Friday
Fee: . . . . . . . . . . . .$932 per person for two golfers/double occupancy.
Rate for one nongolfer/double occupancy is $632.
Included: . . . . . . . .Five nights’ accommodations, three delicious meals daily at the
inn, all green fees, golf carts, practice balls, awards banquet,
reception and taxes (no service charge and no tipping).
To enter: . . . . . . . .Call the High Hampton Inn reservation office at
800-334-2551, extension 116.
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NEW AFFILIATES
(Since March 2005)
ALABAMA
DARDANELLE
Bay Ridge Boat & GC
(479)229-4162, 11044 Bay Ridge Dr Web
Facility Semi-Private Fee $20 Holes 18 Yardage
6289/4827 Avaiability Anytime, no hol
wknds, #Rounds Unlimited
GLENWOOD
Glenwood CC
(870)356-4422, 584 Hwy 70 East Web
www.glenwoodcountryclub.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee 50% off Holes 18 Yardage
6561/5086 Avaiability Wkdys #Rounds 3
MABELVALE
Lakeview G & CC
(501)562-1814, 8500 Castle Valley Rd
Facility Daily Fee Fee CGF Holes 18 Yardage
5800/4768 Avaiability Wkdys, #Rounds 2
FLORIDA
DELTONA
Deltona Hills G & CC
(386)789-4911, 1120 Elkcam Blvd Web
www.deltonahillsgolf.com Facility Semi-Private
Fee 20% off Holes 18 Yardage 6907/5626
Avaiability Jan-Apr Mon-Thu no hol, May-Dec
anytime, #Rounds Unlimited
JACKSONVILLE
Pine Lakes GC
(904)757-0318, 153 Northside Dr S Facility
Daily Fee Fee CGF Holes 18 Yardage
6651/5212 Avaiability Anytime #Rounds 2
KISSIMMEE
Orange Lake Rst & CC
(407)239-1050, 8505 W Irlo Bronson Mem
Hwy Web www.golforangelake.com Facility
Resort Fee $15 off 18 hole public rates Holes
54 Yardage 7072/6300/1901/1581,
5188/NA/1342/953 Avaiability Anytime,
may call up to 7 days in adv, #Rounds
Unlimited
LONGWOOD
Sabal Point CC
(407)869-4622, 2662 Sabal Club Way Web
www.sabalpointgolfclub.com Facility SemiPrivate Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage
6603/5278 Avaiability Anytime, #Rounds
Unlimited
MOUNT DORA
Mount Dora GC
(352)383-3954, 1100 S Highland St Web
www.golfholes.com/fl/mtdoragc Facility Daily
Fee Fee Wkdys $20, wknds & hol $24 Holes
18 Yardage 5719/5238 Avaiability Anytime
#Rounds 2
ORLANDO
Lake Orlando GC
(407)970-5294, 4224 Club House Rd Web
www.golflakeorlando.com Facility Daily Fee
Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage 6803/5477
Avaiability Wkdys anytime, wknds after
10am, #Rounds 2
TAMPA
Rocky Point GC
(813)673-4316, 4151 Dana Shores Dr Web
Facility Municipal Fee $23 - $32 Holes 18
Yardage 6328/5331 Avaiability Anytime,
#Rounds Unlimited
Rogers Park GC
(813)356-1670, 7911 N 30th St, Web
www.rogersparkgc.com Facility Municipal Fee
$23 - $32 Holes 18 Yardage 6802/5820
Avaiability Anytime, #Rounds 2
KANSAS
JUNCTION CITY
Rolling Meadows GC
(785)238-5163, 7550 Old Milford Rd Web
www.rolling meadowsgc.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage 6879/5515
Avaiability Wkdys, #Rounds 2
KANSAS CITY
Dub’s Dread GC
(913)721-1333, 12601 Hollingsworth Rd
Web www.dubsdreadgolfclub.com Facility
Daily Fee Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage
7155/5474 Avaiability Wkdys anytime,
wknds & hol after 12pm, #Rounds 2
Painted Hills
(913)334-1111, 7101 Parallel Pkwy Web
www.paintedhillsgolfcourse.com Facility Daily
Avaiability Wkdys anytime, wknds & hol after
12pm, #Rounds 2
WELLINGTON
Wellington GC
(620)326-7904, 1500 W Harvey St Web
www.wellingtongolfclub.com Facility Daily
Avaiability Wkdys anytime, wknds after 1pm,
#Rounds 2
MARYLAND
DENTON
Upland GC
(410)634-1200, 23780 Thawley Rd Web
www.uplandgolfclub.com Facility Daily Fee
Fee $20 off Holes 18 Yardage 6635/4828
Avaiability Anytime, #Rounds 2
MOUNT AIRY
The Links at Challedon
(410)552-0320, 6166 Challedon Circle Web
www.championshipgolfmanagement.com
Facility Daily Fee Fee Wkdys $25, wknds &
hol $42 Holes 18 Yardage 6709/5355
12pm, #Rounds 2
NEW MARKET
Westwinds GC
(301)831-6191, 11330 Country Club Rd
Web www.championshipgolfmanagement.com
Facility Semi-Private Fee Wkdys $25, wknds &
hol $42 Holes 18 Yardage 6525/5221
12pm, #Rounds 2
UPPER MARLBORO
Marlborough CC
(301)952-1350, 4750 John Rogers Blvd Web
www.marlboroughgolfclub.com Facility SemiPrivate Fee $25 Holes 18 Yardage 6127/5052
Avaiability Mon-Thu anytime, Fri-Sun & hol
after 1pm, #Rounds 2
WALKERSVILLE
Glade Valley GC
(301)898-5555, 10502 Glade Rd Web
Facility Daily Fee Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage
wknds & hol after 12pm, #Rounds 2
WESTMINSTER
Bear Creek GC
(410)876-4653, 2158 Littlestown Pike Web
Facility Semi-Private Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18
Yardage 6319/5397 Avaiability Wkdys anytime, wknds & hol after 12pm, #Rounds 2
MICHIGAN
MENOMINEE
North Shore GC
(906)863-3844, N2315 Hwy M-35 Box 95
Web www.geocities.com/northshoregc Facility
Semi-Private Fee $25 Holes 18 Yardage
6440/5332 Avaiability Sun-Mon & Thu-Fri,
#Rounds 2
MISSISSIPPI
PASS CHRISTIAN
The Oaks GC
(228)452-0909, 24384 Clubhouse Dr Web
www.theoaksgolfclub.com Facility Daily Fee
Fee Feb 11-Apr 24 $70, Apr 25-May 29 &
Sep 19-Nov 13 $65, May 30-Sep 18 &
Nov 14-Feb 10 $50 Holes 18 Yardage
6885/4691 Avaiability Feb11-Apr24 after
11am, Apr25-Feb10 after 10am, call within
48 hrs in adv, #Rounds Unlimited
MONTANA
RONAN
Mission Mountain CC
(406)676-4653, 640 Stagecoach Trail Web
www.golfmissionmountain.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee $30 Holes 18 Yardage 6479/5125
Avaiability Jun15-Sep15 Fri-Mon after 3pm,
Sep16-Jun14 anytime, #Rounds 2
NEBRASKA
OMAHA
The Knolls GC
(402)493-1740, 11630 Sahler St Web
www.knollsgolf.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
$28.75 Holes 18 Yardage 6149/5016
Avaiability Anytime #Rounds 2
OKLAHOMA
BARTLESVILLE
Adams GC
(918)331-3900, 5801 Tuxedo Blvd Facility
Daily Fee Fee $19.95 Holes 18 Yardage
wknds after 2pm, #Rounds 4
BROKEN ARROW
Battle Creek GC
(918)355-4850, 3200 N Battle Creek Dr
Web www.battlecreekgc.com Facility SemiPrivate Fee $36, after 2pm $21 Holes 18
Yardage 7237/5561 Avaiability Anytime,
#Rounds 2
Forest Ridge GC
(918)357-2282, 7501 E Kenasha St Web
www.forestridge.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
$60 Holes 18 Yardage 7012/5341 Avaiability
Mon-Thu #Rounds Unlimited
TAHLEQUAH
Cherry Springs GC
(918)456-5100, 700 Ballentine Rd Web
www.cherrysprings.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
Wkdys, #Rounds 2
TULSA
Mohawk Park GC – Pecan Valley
(918)425-6871, 5223 E 41th St N Web
www.tulsagolf.org Facility Daily Fee Fee
$20.81 Holes 18 Yardage 6499/5234
Avaiability Wkdys, no hol #Rounds 2
Mohawk Park GC – Woodbine
(918)425-6871, 5223 E 41st St N Web
$20.81 Holes 18 Yardage 6877/6142
Page Belcher GC – Olde Page
(918)446-1529, 6666 S Union Ave Web
$24.26 Holes 18 Yardage 6826/5532
Page Belcher GC – Stone Creek
(918)446-1529, 6666 S Union Ave Web
$24.26 Holes 18 Yardage 6547/5133
VIAN
Ten Killer GC
(918)773-8436, Route # 1 Box 189 Web
www.tenkillergolf.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
CGF Holes 18 Yardage 6531/5353 Avaiability
Wkdys, no hol #Rounds 2
WOODWARD
Boiling Springs GC
(580)256-1206, 1 Mi N, 4 Mi E Of
Woodward Facility Daily Fee Fee 2 for 1 Holes
18 Yardage 6511/5767 Avaiability Wkdys,
#Rounds 2
PENNSYLVANIA
HAZLETON
Best Western Genetti Lodge
(570)501-3702, RR 2 Box 37 Rt 309 N
Holes 18
TENNESSEE
COUNCE
Shiloh Falls GC
(731)689-5050, 220 Clubhouse Lane Web
www.shilohfallsgolf.com Facility Semi-Private
Fee $10 off Holes 18 Yardage 6713/5156
Avaiability Mon-Thu, no hol #Rounds Unlimited
DANDRIDGE
Dandridge G & CC
(865)397-2655, 1247 Stonewall Jackson Dr
Web Facility Daily Fee Fee $24 Holes 27
Yardage 3046/3015/3037 Avaiability MonThu, no hol #Rounds 2
JACKSON
Jones Creek GC
(731)425-8620, 2993 Paul Coffman Dr Web
www.jonescreekgolf.net Facility Daily Fee Fee
Wkdys, no hol #Rounds Unlimited
JEFFERSON CITY
Patriot Hills GC
(865)475-4466, 735 Constitution Dr Web
Facility Semi-Private Fee $23 Holes 18 Yardage
6710/4979 Avaiability Mon-Thu, no hol
#Rounds 2
KNOXVILLE
Three Ridges GC
(865)687-4797, 6101 Wise Springs Rd Web
www.threeridges.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
Wkdys, no hol #Rounds Unlimited
MANCHESTER
Willowbrook GC
(800)319-8001, 6751 McMinnville Hwy
Facility Daily Fee Fee $20 Holes 18 Yardage
#Rounds 2
MARYVILLE
The Golf Club
(865)856-4400, 802 Lee Shirley Rd Facility
Daily Fee Fee $5 off Holes 18 Yardage
6550/4847 Avaiability Anytime, #Rounds 2
TROY
WynRidge Greens GC
(731)536-4653, 800 Club Dr Facility SemiPrivate Fee $20 Holes 18 Yardage 6205/4617
UNICOI
Buffalo Valley GC
(423)743-5021, 190 Golf Course Rd Facility
Municipal Fee 2 for 1 Holes 18 Yardage
#Rounds 2
VIRGINIA
BASYE
Bryce Rst
(540)856-2124, 1982 Fairway Dr Web
www.bryceresort.com Facility Resort Fee
Wkdys $23, Sun & hol $35 Holes 18 Yardage
6261/5240 Avaiability Wkdys anytime, Sun
& hol after 2pm #Rounds Unlimited
CHRISTIANSBURG
The Meadows G & CC
(540)382-3732, 1111 Round Meadow Dr
Web www.meadowsgolfcc.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee 20% off Holes 18 Yardage
#Rounds 2
FOREST
Colonial Hills GC
(434)525-3954, 1990 Gum Tree Rd Web
www.colonialhillsgolf.com Facility Daily Fee
Fee Wkdys $20, wknds & hol $25 Holes 18
Yardage 6390/4638 Avaiability Wkdys anytime, wknds & hol after 12pm #Rounds
Unlimited
London Downs GC
(434)525-4653, 1614 New London Rd Web
www.londondownsgolf.com Facility SemiPrivate Fee $28 Holes 18 Yardage 6913/4953
Avaiability Mon-Thu, no hol #Rounds 2
FRONT ROYAL
Shenandoah Valley GC
(540)636-2641, 134 Golf Club Circle Web
www.svgcgolf.com Facility Semi-Private Fee
$20 Holes 27 Yardage 3026/3304/3095
2305/2533/2454 Avaiability Mon-Thu anytime, Fri after 2pm, no hol #Rounds 2
HOPEWELL
Jordan Point CC
(804)458-0141, Jordan Point Rd Web
www.jordanpointgolf.com Facility Semi-Private
12pm #Rounds 2
MANASSAS
General’s Ridge GC
(703)335-0777, 9701 Manassas Park Dr
Web www.generalsridge.com Facility
Municipal Fee 20% off Holes 18 Yardage
wknds & hol after 12pm #Rounds Unlimited
MARTINSVILLE
Beaver Hill GC
(276)632-1526, 325 Beaver Hill Club Dr
Web www.beaverhillsgolf.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee $4 off Holes 18 Yardage 6119/5100
NOKESVILLE
Prince William GC
(703)754-7111, 14631 Vint Hill Rd Web
www.princewilliamgolf.com Facility Municipal
12pm #Rounds Unlimited
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PALMYRA
Laurel Ridge GC
(434)589-3730, Rt 15 Web www.laurelridgeclub.com Facility Daily Fee Fee $5 off
Holes 18 Yardage 6375/4745 Avaiability
Tue-Fri anytime, wknds & hol after 1pm
#Rounds Unlimited
PROVIDENCE FORGE
The GC at Brickshire
(804)966-7888, 5520 Virginia Park Dr
Web www.brickshiregolf.com Facility Resort
ROANOKE
Countryside GC
(540)563-0391, 1 Countryside Rd Web
www.countrysidegolfclub.com Facility Daily
Fee Fee $20 Holes 18 Yardage 6815/5185
STAUNTON
Ingleside Rst & Conf Center
(540)248-1201, 1410 Commerce Rd Web
www.inglesideresort.com Facility Resort Fee
$25 Holes 18 Yardage 6405/5540
Avaiability Mon-Thu, no hol #Rounds
Unlimited
TRIANGLE
Forest Green GC
(703)221-0123, 4500 Poa Annua Lane
Web www.forestgreens.com Facility
Municipal Fee 20% off Holes 18 Yardage
wknds & hol after 12pm #Rounds Unlimited
WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial GC
(757)566-1600, 8285 Diascund Rd Web
www.golfcolonial.com Facility Daily Fee Fee
Mon-Thu $49, wknds & hol $57 Holes 18
Yardage 6885/4568 Avaiability Anytime
#Rounds 2
WINCHESTER
Carper’s Valley GC
(540)662-4319, 1400 Millwood Pike Web
www.virginiagolf.com/carpersvalley.html
Facility Daily Fee Fee CGF Holes 18 Yardage
6125/4930 Avaiability Wkdys, no hol
#Rounds 2
WOODBRIDGE
The Ospreys GC at Belmont Bay
(703)497-1384, 401 Belmont Bay Dr Web
www.belmont-bay.com Facility Daily Fee
Fee $35 Holes 18 Yardage 5567/4285
WEST VIRGINIA
MOOREFIELD
Valley View GC
(304)538-6564, Rt 220 S Facility SemiPrivate Fee $20 Holes 18 Yardage
6154/4928 Avaiability Wkdys, no hol
#Rounds Unlimited
WYOMING
RAWLINS
Rochelle Ranch GC
(307)324-7121, 2808 E Rochelle Dr Web
www.rochelleranch.com Facility Municipal
Avaiability Anytime #Rounds Unlimited
NEW AFFILIATES
(January-March 2005)
ALABAMA, ANNISTON, Cane
Creek GC, (256)820-9174
Pine Hill CC, (256)237-2633
ELBERTA, Soldiers Creek GC at the
Preserve, (251)986-3227
FAIRHOPE, Quail Creek GC,
(888)701-2202
HARTSELLE, Quail Creek GC,
(256)784-5033
LEEDS, River Oaks G & CC,
(205)699-4851
NORTHPORT, Hidden Meadows
GC, (205)339-3673
SCOTTSBORO, Broken Arrow GC,
(256)582-9888
ARKANSAS, DARDANELLE, Bay
Ridge Boat & GC, (479)229-4162
MABELVALE, LAKEVIEW G & CC,
(501)562-1814
CALIFORNIA, TRUCKEE, Northstar-AtTahoe, (530)562-1010
FLORIDA, GONZALEZ, Solutia GC,
(850)968-8129
MILTON, The Moors Golf & Lodging,
(850)994-7040
PACE, Stonebrook GC, (850)994-7171
PENSACOLA, Marcus Pointe GC,
(800)362-7287
Perdido Bay GC, (850)492-1223
LOUISIANA, JENNINGS, Jennings GC,
(337)824-1274
LULING, Willowdale CC,
(985)785-2478
MISSISSIPPI, BILOXI, Sunkist CC,
(228)388-3961
COLUMBUS, Elm Lake GC,
(662)329-8964
DIAMONDHEAD, Diamondhead CC –
Cardinal, (228)255-3910
Diamondhead CC – Pines,
(228)255-3910
HATTIESBURG, Timberton GC,
(601)584-4653
JACKSON, Brookwood CC,
(601)373-1601
OCEAN SPRINGS, St Andrews GC,
(228)875-7730
OLIVE BRANCH, Wedgewood GC,
(662)895-7490
PASS CHRISTIAN, The Oaks GC,
(228)452-0909
RAYMOND, Eagle Ridge GC,
(601)857-5993
ROBINSONVILLE, River Bend Links,
(662)363-1005
STARKVILLE, Mississippi State
University GC, (662)325-3028
MONTANA, Ronan, Mission
Mountain CC, (406)676-4653
TENNESSEE, CHUCKEY, Twin Creeks GC,
(423)257-5192
DANDRIDGE, Dandridge G & CC,
(865)397-2655
GREENEVILLE, Baileyton GC,
(423)234-5131
JACKSON, Jones Creek GC,
(731)425-8620
JEFFERSON CITY, Patriot Hills GC,
(865)475-4466
KNOXVILLE, Three Ridges GC,
(865)687-4797
LENOIR CITY, Landmark GC At
Avalon, (865)986-4653
MANCHESTER, Willowbrook GC,
(800)319-8001
MARYVILLE, The Golf Club,
(865)856-4400
MILLINGTON, Orgill Park GC,
(901)872-3610
PICKWICK DAM, Shiloh Falls GC,
(731)689-5050
TROY, WynRidge Greens GC,
(731)536-4653
UNICOI, Buffalo Valley GC,
(423)743-5021
TEXAS, COPPERAS COVE, Hills Of
Cove GC, (254)547-2606
FLOWER MOUND, The Links At Water
Chase, (817)861-4653
SALADO, Mill Creek GC,
(254)947-5698
VIRGINIA, PROVIDENCE FORGE, The
GC at Brickshire, (804)966-7888
WEST VIRGINIA, MOOREFIELD, Valley
View GC, (304)538-6564
COURSE DELETIONS
ALABAMA, Andalusia, Evans Barnes GC
Guntersville, Gunter’s Landing GC
Huntsville, Sunset Landing GC
Phenix City, Beaver Creek GC
ARIZONA, Scottsdale, The Radisson Rst &
Spa Scottsdale
ARKANSAS, Ashdown, Millwood CC
CALIFORNIA, Morgan Hill, Coyote Creek GC
Mountain View, Shoreline Golf Links
San Bernardino, Palm Meadows GC
FLORIDA, Clearwater, Belleview Biltmore
Rst & Spa
Coral Springs, Broken Woods G & CC
Kissimmee, Poinciana Golf Rst
Miami, Caribbean Village Playa Grande
Panama City, Lagoon Legend At Bay Point
Y & CC
GEORGIA, Gainesville, Chattahoochee GC
Jonesboro, The Links GC, The Wee Links
GC
Warner Robins, Landing’s GC
INDIANA, Franklin, Deer Valley GC
IOWA, Nevada, Prairie View GC
KANSAS, Minneapolis, Minneapolis GC
KENTUCKY, Richmond, The Bull At
Boone’s Trace
LOUISIANA, Keithville, Meadow Lake GC
MICHIGAN, Byron, Willow Brook GC
Clinton Township, Partridge North-WestSouth, The Hawk GC
Durand, Chippewa Hills CC
Gaylord, The Natural At Beaver Creek Rst
Jackson, Sparrow Hawk GC
Macomb, Wolverine GC
Oscoda, Lakewood Shores Gailes GC,
Lakewood Shores Rst, Lakewood Shores
Serredella
Ottawa Lake, Whiteford Valley East GC
Plainwell, Shagbark GC
Plymouth, Carl’s Golfland at St John’s
Rothbury, Double JJ Rst
Traverse City, Mitchell Creek GC
Walled Lake, El Dorado CC
MINNESOTA, Hinckley, Grand National GC
Rosemount, Brockway GC
Tracy, Tracy CC
MISSOURI, Galena, West Branson Bluffs
NEW JERSEY, Jacobstown, Hanover GC
NEW MEXICO, Eunice, Eunice Muni GC
NEW YORK, Nunda, Woodlynn Hills GC
NORTH CAROLINA, Graham,
Southwick GC
OHIO, Coshocton, Hilltop GC
Fremont, Thornwood Public Golf
Grove City, Grovebrook GC
Lorain, Emerald Valley CC
Mount Vernon, Chapel Hill GC
Rayland, Paradise Hills GC
Rockford, Deerfield GC
OKLAHOMA, Vian, Ten Killer GC
OREGON, Tillamook, Alderbrook GC
PENNSYLVANIA, Chambersburg,
Majestic Ridge GC
Milford, Cliff Park Inn & GC
Tamiment, Tamiment Rst
SOUTH CAROLINA, Greer, Greer CC
Inman, Woodfin Ridge
McCormick, Hickory Knob St Rst Pk
Myrtle Beach, Hilton Myrtle Beach Rst
TEXAS, Houston, Heron Lakes GC
Leander, Crystal Falls GC
Rancho Viejo, Rancho Viejo Rst
San Antonio, Pecan Valley GC
Waco, Rolling Oaks GC
VIRGINIA, Petersburg, Lee Park GC
WASHINGTON, Fall City, Tall Chief GC
Harrington, Harrington G & CC
Tacoma, Allenmore Public GC
WISCONSIN, Germantown, Riversbend GC
Mukwonago, Rainbow Springs North
Moraine, Rainbow Springs South Moraine
Waupaca, Royal Oak Golf Rst
Wisconsin Dells, Wilderness Woods GC
CANADA
ALBERTA, Waterton Lakes, Waterton
Lakes GC
INTERNATIONAL
BAHAMAS, Nassau, South Ocean Golf &
Beach Rst
The Island 8th Green at
HIGH HAMPTON
For Men & Women Golfers - The 19th Annual
Golf Tournament for Seniors: Sept 18-23
A different event each day – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday a.m.
Arrive Sunday (practice round) – Depart Friday after a “hole-in-one” contest
There are 3 age divisions and
awards for men and women.
All Inclusive Rates are per person
Two days are mixed foursomes
of men & women golfers.
Accommodations
In the Inn or a Cottage
Two Golfers/Dbl. Room . . . $932
One Golfer in Dbl. Room . . $932
with non-golfer . . . . . . . . $632
Single Golfer/Single Room . . $974
Non-golfing spouses always enjoy
the fellowship and account for
about 10 percent of attendees.
Spouses under age 50 can play
for team prizes but not
age bracket awards.
Accommodations
In a Colony Home
Party of Four: Golfer . . . . . . $967
Non-golfer . . . $674
Party of Six: Golfer . . . . . . $890
Non-golfer . . . $595
High Hampton Inn & Country
Club is an historic inn on a 1400acre scenic estate. There’s an 18hole golf course, a private lake for
boating and fishing, clay tennis
courts, and beautiful gardens.
Come early on Sunday and play
a complimentary practice round.
The get-acquainted cocktail
reception is Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
❑ 50-64 ❑ 65-74 ❑ 75 +
Each day is a different event
with daily prizes and awards.
The par 71 golf course was designed
by George W. Cobb, A.S.L.A., &
A.S.G.S.A. Each hole has multiple
tees and offers mountain views.
The greens are bent grass.
All-inclusive tournament rates
include accommodations,
three meals daily at the Inn,
all greens fees, golf carts, practice
balls, banquet, reception, and taxes.
No service charge. No tipping.
On the National Register of Historic Places
PO Box 338 • Cashiers, NC 28717
www.highhamptoninn.com
Reservations & Information
1-800-334-2551 ext. 116
Please give full name, age, address,
telephone, and handicap.
$100 deposit via check, VISA,
MasterCard, or American Express.

Member`s - Golf Card International

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