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April 13, 2007 - Vol. 7, No. 15

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AMERICA'S VALUE GOLF DESTINATION
Golf Packages From $47.00 Per Day
Santee South Carolina http://www.santeetourism.com

THE NATURAL: CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF GREAT GOLF-PLAN NOW TO JOIN US IN 2007
Golf Package for 2007 http://golfthenatural.com
Video: The Natural Golf Course and Jerry Matthews
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/natural/

TREETOPS RESORT- CELEBRATING THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE JONES MASTERPIECE
Golf Packages for 2007
http://treetops.com
Video: Robert Trent Jones and Treetops
http://michigangolfer.tv/2001shows/show21/index.html

THE MICHIGAN GOLFER: MICHIGAN'S INTERNET PORTAL FOR GOLF
Archives
Michigan Golf News Archives http://www.michigangolfer.com/news.html
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Edited by Art McCafferty-Producer/Publisher, GLSP

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__/ APRIL CALENDAR
__/ZACK JOHNSON PLAYS "SMALL BALL" TO WIN THE MASTERS
__/MGN ON THE ROAD
Augusta, Georgia-The Masters
Santee, South Carolina-Santee National GC
__ MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION2007 Golf Course Previews
The Natural Golf Course at Gaylord with Larry Bowden
http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/naturalpreview/
Shanty Creek- withBrian Kautz
http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/shantycreekpreview/
Manistee National- with Doug Bell
http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/manisteepreview/index.html
Treetops- with Kevin McKinley
http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/treetopspreview/
__/ BOOK REVIEW: GOLF MAGAZINE GREAT GETAWAYS
__/JACK BE NIMBLE, JACK BE QUICK
__/"THE HAIG" AKA MIKE MCCAFFERTY LANDS A ROLE IN "NATIONAL TREASURE" SEQUEL
__/FRENCH LICK RESORT CASINO BEGINS FIRST FULL SEASON
__/ VARTAN KUPELIAN CARRIES ON MICHIGAN GWAA TRADITION
__/MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS
__/TOP 10 GOLF BETTING GAMES AND SIDE BETS
__/ MORE PUNS
__/ CALENDAR
__/ ASSOCIATION LINKS
__/ ARCHIVES-MICHIGAN GOLFER

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2007 MICHIGAN GOLFER CALENDAR-APRIL
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05-08 The Masters, Augusta National, Augusta
14 MIAGT at Fieldstone GC, Auburn Hills
http://www.miagt.com/Schedule
27-28 Free Gaylord Golf Weekend
http://freegolfgaylord.com
28 MIAGT at Fore Lakes GC, Kimball Township
http://www.miagt.com/Schedule

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ZACK JOHNSON PLAYS "SMALL BALL" TO WIN THE MASTERS
By Terry Moore
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(Augusta, GA) Baseball aficionados talk about teams ³playing small ball.² Itıs the stratagem used by some teams and managers‹not laden with power hitters-- to score runs and win games by expertly doing the little things in a ballgame, like hitting singles, stealing bases, bunting and making sacrifices to move runners into scoring position. Well, at this yearıs firm, breezy and chilly Masters Tournament, Iowa native Zach Johnson played the equivalent of Œsmall ballı in winning his first major championship.

With only one Tour victory to his credit and not blessed with the length and power associated with the modern game, Johnson relied instead on cagey course management, accurate driving and a deft short game to win the Masters. Averaging a modest 265 yards off the tee, he was still 11-under par on Augusta Nationalıs par fives (leading the field) in spite of not going for any of them in two. Johnson played to his strength with his wedge game and he executed it perfectly.

Afterwards when asked about his final up and down par save chip on the 72ndhole, Johnson said he honed his chipping and short game with extra practice all week. It led him to take only 112 putts (to Tigerıs 117) over the treacherous and often cruel Augusta National greens.

Accurate driving also added to his winning formula as Johnson hit 45 out of 56 fairways (80%) for the week (Tiger hit 31 out of 56). And as Tiger found out when he missed the fairway on the par-five 15thhole in the final round, going for the green in two can boomerang from a dicey lie, as witnessed by his iron shot finding the pond fronting the green.

Johnsonıs unlikely march into Masters lore was aided by a fortuitous pairing in the final round. He was paired with close friend Vaughn Taylor who coincidentally was responsible for Johnsonıs first visit to the Masters several years earlier. An Augusta native, Taylor had some Masters tickets and invited Johnson, then a mini-tour player, to join him at the tournament as a fellow patron. Last Sunday, these Ryder Cup teammates found themselves inside the ropes during the final round. In fact, Taylor‹calling to mind Tom Lehmanıs quoting an inspirational Biblical verse to playing partner Steve Jones during the final 18 of the ı96 U.S Open--even offered some words of similar support to his longtime crony during the last few holes. ³Having a buddy next to you certainly doesnıt hurt,² said Johnson in the post-round interview room. ³He (Taylor) said some really nice, kind things and gave me support as well.²

But in the end, itıs the player against the golf course and himself. Johnson was confronted by one of the toughest tests in the game, historic Augusta National and the intense pressure of the Masters. Scoring resembled a U.S. Open most of the week with a northwest wind dropping temperatures and raising blood pressures for the field. Par was a good score. Veteran Tom Watson said after Thursdayıs round that if the northwest wind and dry conditions held on, low scoring would be unlikely. Watson was prescient as Johnsonıs one over par 289 was the highest winning score in 51 years at the Masters.

To his credit, the new Masters Rules and Competition Chairman Fred Ridley did his best to counterbalance the ultra-fast and firm conditions by moving up tees and wetting down some greens. But the cold air, winds, and hard course conditions proved especially demanding this year. So donıt blame Hootie Johnson (past Chairman), Billy Payne (new Chairman) or Ridley for the set-up. Blame Canada‹it was the source of all that cold, confounding weather. And sometimes it takes someone raised in the Midwest to handle all of these elements.

Following Sundayıs momentous round, Zach Johnson more than once said that winning the Masters was ³surreal,² a bizarre and dreamlike experience. Surreal‹as in legendary baseball players appearing suddenly from a cornfield in Iowa.

³Is this Heaven?² No, itıs the Masters and Zach Johnson won it by playing ³small ball.²

Masters notebook by Terry Moore

Kudos to Billy Payne for a number of timely, well-received and media-friendly announcements during his inaugural week as Club and Masters Chairman. First, he joined Arnold Palmer in the Press Room to announce Palmer becoming an Honorary Starter for the tournament. Secondly, he announced the inception of the Masters Major Achievement Award, presented by the club in recognition of those media members who covered 40 or more Masters. Thirdly, he announced a return to the former custom of having any regular season PGA Tour winner being automatically invited to the Masters. As one golf writer asked Payne at his Wednesday news conference: ³Š.Are you trying to get on our good side?² (Laughter.) Ever the diplomat bridging the gap between the Hootie years and his own, he replied with wit and aplomb, ³We have a reduction in media credentials (Laughter.) No, all of the things that we have announced have been in the works before my tenure began. They were things that we needed to get around to.² Also, Payne enhanced the Masters website with an exclusive one-hour of bonus television coverage online. No doubt, Augusta National has found an able, articulate and confident figure in Payne to lead the club and the Masters for many years to come.

In his Tuesday interview, Mickelson revealed an interesting tidbit that many observers hadnıt realized before. When asked about his close on-course partnership with caddie Jim ³Bones² MacKay, Mickelson added that ³Bones² is married to his wife Amyıs best friend. Also, Mickelson maintained a disarming sense of humor that helped to deflect even the stiffest media inquiries and second-guessing. He attributed his humorous bent to his mother and also thanked her for the sacrifices she made to finance his junior golf expenses.

Regarding an official Masters golf ball for the tournament: It appears doubtful now that Masters officials would implement such a policy. Payne said: ³Weıve been encouraged by what appears to be the moderation of increases caused by technologyŠWe have our fingers crossed but weıre still watching.²

Best Sign: Seen on Washington Rd. as cars headed for the tournament: ³NO TICKETS? RENT A KAYAK!!² Courtesy of American Wilderness Outfitters. No word if any players or patrons were up Raeıs Creek without a paddle.

Best consumer erŠpatron quote from Chairman Payne: When asked if Masters ticket prices might be raised to match their worth, Payne quickly said, ³Well, we have no thoughts about ever charging what theyıre worth. (Laughter.)

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MGN ON THE ROAD
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Augusta, Georgia-The Masters
Memories of a day at The Masters: $2.00 beers, $1.50 for a pimento sandwich, $22 caps, top of the line media center, love of the game, Masters.org, traffic jams, Dan Jenkins, media stars, Jack Berry, Greg Johnson, Terry Moore, Vartan Kupelian, the spirit of Gary Player, practice day ticket scalper price of $500, southern manners and crisp clean blue skies.

Santee, South Carolina
Santee National GC
We wound up our abbreviated stay at Santee, by playing the Santee National GC and then walking some of the course at Santee Country Club. Santee National, built in 1989 and designed by Porter Gibson, has joined Lake Marion in upgrading theirgreens with Champion Greens Bermuda grass. As mentioned last week, the change allows for a faster and truer roll of the ball when putting. We felt the greens were in excellent shape and certainly helped our game excel.The course is also putting in a new pond at 12 as well as a split fairway.

Santee Cooper CC, offers a great view of Lake Marion from its finishing holes. This is one of the older tracts in Santee, coming on board in 1967 and being designed by George Cobb. As with other courses in Santee, they have also had a green makeover. Santee Cooper CC is part of a gated community, but is one of the three main courses in the Santee rotation.

Other courses that are part of the packages include Clarendon CC, Wyboo GC, a relatively new course designed by Tom Jackson in 2000, Calhoun CC, Hillcrest and Foxboro. In total, they have 14 championship courses as part of their Santee Cooper packages. http://santeecoopergolf.com

Our hosts for the visit, "Shot" Shuler of Lake Marion GC and Bob Peebles of the Howard Johnson Express hotel, also took us out to sample some of the local fare at Captain Kirk's Restaurant. Captain Kirk's Steak and Seafood Grill, which specializes in seafood and prime rib, provided a nice coda to our trip with their great food and service.

In the spirit of full disclosure, Santee is a client of ours and this visit was an invitation to examine first hand their golf product. Santee attends in excess of 10 golf shows a year to target their markes; Michigan, Ohio and Canada. They specialize in providing a quality golf experience that is more affordable than what you would find at Myrtle Beach or Sumter. While there, we talked with many of those playing the courses. In summary, they liked the warm weather that lured them there, the prices and the fact that golf is convenient, with three of the courses located right in town.

Golf Packages http://www.santeetourism.com

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JACK BE NIMBLE, JACK BE QUICK
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Art

First, thanks for coming to the GWAA dinner. I was pleased to see you and Jennie.Second, I'm happy that Michigan Golfer TV was prominent in the video. But Third...longest speaker! Arthur, by the standard of past recipients, mine was but a brief moment in time. I timed myself a couple times at 6:34 and I know I stretched that by a couple minutes but Renton Laidlaw was 21 minutes and Al Barkow kept going and going and going and going and passed Renton and wasn't nearly as entertaining.So I learned a lesson: script it and stick to it.I was greatly relieved that I didn't collapse in tears the way I didwhen I got the GAM award...and then the Hall of Fame...Again, thanks for your support over the years.

Jack
*Note, we have requested the Awards Dinner video, with Tiger, Gary Player, Nancy Lopez and Jack Berry and when we receive it, we will put it up for all to watch.

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MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION
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NEW
Gaylord-The Natural
Larry Bowden, course owner and one of the original members of the Gaylord Golf Mecca, is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his Jerry Matthews course, The Natural http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/natural/ Take a moment to check out what Bowden has to say about what is coming up this year.

NOW SHOWING:
Manistee
Manistee National Golf Preview
Host professional, Doug Bell, chats about the upcoming season at Manistee National. Manistee National, which features 36 holes of golf and lodging, is one of the courses in the Osprey Recreation Group.
http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/manisteepreview/index.html

Bellaire
Shanty Ceek Resort
Brian Kautz is the new Director of Golf and Club Operations at Shanty Creek. Kautz has his course knowledge down in our video, and also brings the viewer up to date with some of the changes now happening since the new ownership has taken over.

http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/shantycreekpreview/

Santee Tourism-South Carolina
Santee locals, Mary Shriner and "Shot" Shuler, provide a commentary on their South Carolina golf in an interview we did at the London Golf Show. http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/santee/

Treetops. Gaylord
Kevin McKinley, the new Director of Golf at Treetops, has jumped into the job with both spikes. In our preview of the 2007 Treetops season video, McKinley lets his audience know what they can expect under his reign. With the warming temperatures, McKinley, has put away his skis and hosting duties of the Amazing Race. http://michigangolfer.tv/miskier/season_6/amazingrace/ to ready himself for a busy season. http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/treetopspreview/index.html

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NEXT WEEK'S SHOW
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Lakewood Shores Golf with Craig Peters
Craig Peters and his staff offer lots of great golf in Oscoda. The latest Golf Magazine and Golf Digest ratings continue to highlight The Gailes and Blackshire. Craig will bring us up to date with their various golf packages.

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BOOK REVIEW: GOLF MAGAZINE GREAT GETAWAYS
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Golf Magazine has put together a great travel book, "Golf Magazine Great Getaways". It targets the golfer that likes to get away for a three-four day golf trip. The book features some of our great treasures in its "Where to Play" section by naming;Archadia Bluffs GC,Bay Harbor,Boyne Highlands,Forest Dunes,Grand Traverse Resort ,Shanty Creek ,Treetops andMarquette GC. Treetops steals the show with a photo spread of its storied Treetops 6th hole. The 9th hole at Bay Harbor's Quarry course receives similar treatment later on in the section on Silver Medalist Resorts.

TOP 100 Courses you can Play (Michigan rankings)
Archadia Bluffs 27
Bay Harbor (Links/Quarry) 31
Forest Dunes 94
Stl Ives Tullymore 96

Silver Medalist Resorts
Boyne Highlands
The Inn at Bay Harbor
Shanty Creek Resort and Club
Treetops Resort

Golf.com
User Ratings for Michigan
Rating are from 1-5, with 5 being the highest.

Shanty Creek-Schuss Mountain 5.0
Bay Harbor- Quarry 4.8
Boyne Highlands -Heather 4.7
Shanty Creek-Cedar River 4.6
Forest Dunes 4.6
Lakewood Shores- Gailes 4.6
Marquette Golf Club -Heritage 4.6
Treetops- Premier 4.6
Grand Traverse Resort & Spa-The Bear 4.5
Archadia Bluffs GC 4.4
Treetops -Jones 4.4
Bay Harbor- Links 4.3
Boyne Highlands- Moor 4.3
Treetops -Signature 4.3
Shanty Creek-The Legend 4.2
Lakewood Shores Resort- Blackshire 4.1
Boyne Highlands- Arthur Hills 4.0
Boyne Highlands -Donald Ross Memorial 4.0
Treetops -Tradition 4.0

Great Getaways is a terrific read. The reader not only thinks about the courses mentioned in their state, but also the ones they have played in the past or those they hope to play in the future. Also, for those golf course destinations that do not have lodging, the book recommends places to stay.

The book is edited by Tara Gravel and has an introduction by Arnold Palmer. The book can be ordered through Abrams Books at http://abramsbooks.com for $29.95 plus shipping.

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VARTAN KUPELIAN CARRIES ON MICHIGAN GWAA TRADITION
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While our attention was focused on PGA Lifetime Journalism Award recipient Jack Berry last week, we did want to point out that Vartan Kupelian is carrying on a tradition of Michigan golf writers in the Golf Writers Association of America. Kupelian is currently the 1st Vice President of the association and will take over the presidency in 2009.

John Walter of the Detroit News was the President of GWAA from 1958-59, Jack Berry served in that capacity while at the Detroit from 1984 to 1986 and, as we pointed out, Vartan Kupelian will take over the helm in 2009.

The Masters has a relationship with writers unlike any other golf tournament. This year, they sought to validate that point by honoring 14 writers that have attended 40 or more Masters. Administrative members of the Masters , William Payne, Craig Heatley and Rob Johnson awarded, the Masters Major Achievement Award to Horace Billings, Furman Bisher, John Derr, Dan Foster, Ron Green Sr. Dan Jenkins, Kaye Kessler, Dave Kindred, Hubert Mizell, Dave Moffit, Edwin Pope, Nick Seitz, Art Spander and Al Wester.

Also, the GWAA assembled a booklet of the winning entrees for their annual writing awards, and is was a great, great read. Jason Deegan a contributor to the Michigan Gofler, got an honorable mention for his article for travelgolf.com, "Mountain Life Golf"

http://gwaa.org

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"THE HAIG" AKA MIKE MCCAFFERTY LANDS A ROLE IN "NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS"
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Mike McCafferty, our son, and the actor http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0564530/ who played "The Haig" in our Ryder Cup history series, was recently cast in the Nicolas Cage National Treasure sequel, " National Treasure: Book of Secrets". This week, Mike shot a scene with Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris and Jon Voight. The picture is scheduled for release this coming holiday season. We hope Mike's third feature film is the charm. In "Bring It On" his scene ended up on the cutting room floor and his second film, "Idiocracy" was the first film in 44 years that did not get a marketing budget from the film's studio. Ryder Cup Series http://michigangolfer.tv/2003shows/hagen/index.html
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465234/

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FRENCH LICK RESORT CASINO BEGINS FIRST FULL SEASON
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The Donald Ross Course at French Lick is open to resort guests and visitors for its first full season. The course, recently named a finalist for Golf Inc. magazineıs 2007 Renovation of the Year competition, is accompanied by a new 60,000-square-foot Sports Center, which offers a 10-station indoor driving range and indoor putting green, video swing analysis and five freshly resurfaced tennis courts. The Sports Center is open seven days a week from noon-8 p.m. at the French Lick Resort Casino.

The 18-hole Donald Ross Course at French Lick (formerly the Hill Course) officially re-opened in September 2006 after a $4.6 million restoration project at French Lick Resort Casino. Management worked closely with the Donald Ross Society to preserve the historical integrity of the course every step of the way. The restoration returned the course to Donald Rossı early vision. The project included restoring greens and bunkers to their original shapes and creating native grass areas that will emulate the Scottish links-style playing condition. With wider cart paths, a computerized total irrigation system and golf carts equipped with GPS gives players a blend of the traditional playing experience with modern technologies.

The nine-hole, par 36 Tom Bendelow Course, adjacent to the French Lick Springs Hotel, is on schedule for a summer 2007 opening. ³This will truly be an enjoyable course and incredible practice facility for players of all skill levels,² said Dave Harner, director of golf at French Lick Resort Casino. The course measure 3,490 yards from the back tee and will include a 400-yard-long driving range as well as a chipping area, practice bunkers, target greens and huge outing greens.

By spring 2008, golfers can look forward to the opening of the Pete Dye Course at French Lick. The course is moving closer to its final shaping and seeding. Located on the rolling bluffs behind the historic French Lick Springs Hotel, the Pete Dye Course is being carved some 50 feet into the hillsides. Although Dye aims to make this a ³walkable² course, golfers are sure to feel Dyeıs signature sting as they tee off from vista to vista on this championship level, 18-hole masterpiece.

http://www.frenchlick.com

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MORE PUNS
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* When the smog lifts in Los Angeles , U C L A.
* The math professor went crazy with the blackboard. He did a number on it.
* The professor discovered that her theory of earthquakes was on shaky ground
* The dead batteries were given out free of charge.
* If you take a laptop computer for a run you could jog your memory.
* A dentist and a manicurist fought tooth and nail.
* What's the definition of a will? (It's a dead giveaway)
* A bicycle can't stand alone; it is two tired.
* Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
* A backward poet writes inverse.* In a democracy it's your vote that counts; in feudalism, it's your Count that votes.
* A chicken crossing the road: poultry in motion.
* If you don't pay your exorcist you can get repossessed.
Thanks and a Tip of the Tam to Dr. Jack Minzey for this list.
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MICHIGAN AMATEUR GOLF TOUR UPDATE
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The 2007 Michigan AGT features a 14-tournament schedule beginning April 14 at Fieldstone Golf Club in Auburn Hills and concluding Oct. 7 at The Orchards in Romeo.Other tour stops include: Shepherd's Hollow in Clarkston, Twin Lakes in Oakland, The Majestic in Hartland, Sugarbush Golf Club in Davison, Eagle Crest in Ypsilanti, and Captainıs Club at Woodfield in Grand Blanc.
For information, call Curtis LaFore at (586) 615-6403, or visit http://www.miagt.com.

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COMING IN APRIL-THE SPRING ISSUE OF THE MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE
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Jack Berry: Mike Biber and Osprey SA
Terry Moore: Jack Berry and the PGA Lifetime Journalism Award
Art McCaffery:Gaylord Golf Mecca Celebrates its 20th Anniversary
Norm Sinclair: Keith Gornick, Gaylord's Class Act
Art McCafferty: Tom Bendelow Remembered
Terry Moore: A Slice of Life

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UPCOMING MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION SHOWS IN 2007
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French Lick Resort's Renaissance-with Dave Harner
Mississippi Golf Coast-with George Herning
Harbor Point Golf Course-with Shaun Bezilla
Hemlock Golf Course-with John Kennedy
Ireland's Ryder Cup-with Susan Bairley and Mike Biber
Jack Berry and the PGA Lifetime Journalism Award-with Tom Dreesen
Masters Major Achievement Award-with William Porter Payne and Craig Heatley
Native American Cup III-with Henry Boulley Jr.
Santee-Cooper Golf-with"Shot" Shuler and Bob Peebles
Dave Hill-with Jack Berry

The Michigan Golfer Television Channel http://michigangolfer.tv
YTD 643,897 viewers (13 months)

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MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS FOR 2006
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win06-07/index.htm
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TOP 10 GOLF BETTING GAMES AND SIDE BETS
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1.Nassau
2.Round Robin
3.Sandies
4.Bingo Bango Bongo
5.Barkies.
6.Wolf
7.Arnies
8.Aces and Dueces
9.Gruesomes
10.Criers and Whiners
http://golf.about.com/cs/beginnersguide/tp/bettinggames.htm

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GOLF COURSE VIDEOS ON MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION
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Buck's Run with Jerry Matthews
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/bucksrun/
Rose Creek-with Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2004shows/rosecreek/index.html
Timberstone @ Pine Mountain with Jerrty Matthews
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/timberstone/
The Bull at Pinehurst with Jack Nicklaus
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2003shows/thebull/index.html
The Loon with Mike Husby
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/Loon/index.html
The Majestic at Lake Walden with Jerry Matthews
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/majestic/
The Natural at Gaylord with Jerry Matthews
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/natural/
True North with Jack Berry and Jim Engh
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/truenorth/
Tribute with Gary Koch, Rick Robbins and Keith Gornick
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/tribute/

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2007 MICHIGAN GOLF CALENDAR
http://michigangolfer.com/calendar.html"

ASSOCIATION LINKS
American Association of Golf Course Architects
http://asgca.org
Golf Association of Michigan
http://www.gam.org/
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
http://www.gcsaa.org
Michigan Section PGA
http://www.Michigan.PGA.com
Michigan Golf Course Owners Association
http://mgcoa.org
Michigan High School Athletic Association
http://www.mhsaa.com/
Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association
http://migca.com
Michigan Publinx Seniors Golf Association
http://mpsga.net
National Golf Course Owners Association
http://ngcoa.org
National Golf Foundation
http://ngf.org
National High School Golf Coaches Association
http://www.nhsgca.org

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MICHIGAN GOLFER ONLINE RESOURCES
Website: http://glsp.com
Ezine http://michigangolfer.com
News: http://www.webgolfer.com/news.html
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv
Podcast: http://glsp.com/podcasts.html

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