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May 18, 2007 - Vol. 7, No. 19

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THE NATURAL: CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF GREAT GOLF-JOIN US IN 2007
2007 Preview with Larry Bowden http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/naturalpreview/t
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Web:  Golf Packages http://golfthenatural.com Video of The Natural Golf Course: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/natural/ Spring Stay & Play packages start at just $69.95 per person/per night.  TREETOPS RESORT- CELEBRATING THE 20TH YEAR OF THE JONES MASTERPIECE 2007 Preview with Kevin McKinley http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/treetopsprevie
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HARBOR POINT GOLF CLUB-SEMI PRIVATE Summer Tee Times Now Being Booked on one of Michigan's Third Century Golf Courses Rates: http://www.harborpointgolfclub.com/rates-61/          AMERICA'S VALUE GOLF DESTINATION Golf Packages From $47.00 Per Day Santee, South Carolina  Web:  Golf Packages  http://www.santeetourism.com Video:  http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/santee/ Edited by Art McCafferty-Producer/Publisher, GLSP EMail    artmccaf@glsp.com _/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/ __/__/ __/ __/ __/ __/ MAY CALENDAR __/ MGN ON THE ROAD  Farmington Hills        French Lick, Indiana  __/ NEW SHOWS ON MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION        Harbor Point GC with Shaun Bezilla __/ STEVE FORREST ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ASGCA __/ WE'VE GOT EMAIL __/ MSU WOMEN'S TEAM STILL IN THE NCAA HUNT __/ MARCH GOLF WEATHER GIVETH, APRIL GOLF WEATHER TAKETH AWAY __/ MAGT STOPS AT EMU'S EAGLE CREST RESORT __/ "CAN I PLAY THROUGH?" __/ NUMBER OF CORE GOLFERS HIGHER THAN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ACCORDING TO NGF __/ UPCOMING MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION SHOWS IN 2007 __/ MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS  __/ MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION - GOLF COURSE PREVIEW __/ COURSE PREVIEWS FOR 2007       Treetops- with Kevin McKinley         http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/treetopspreview/           The Natural Golf Course at Gaylord with Larry Bowden         http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/naturalpreview/       Lakewood Shores Resort with Craig Peters         http://michigangolfer.tv       Otsego Club wirh Mark Hogan         http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/otsegopreview/       Manistee National- with Doug Bell  http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/manisteepreview/index.html            Santee, South Carolina  http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/santee/        Shanty Creek Resort http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/shantycreekpreview/       Mississippi Golf Preview with George Herning         http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/mississippi/  ===================================== 2007 MICHIGAN GOLFER CALENDAR-MAY ===================================== MAY 19-20  West Michigan Amateur, Candlestone Inn Golf & Resort. Belding           Web: http://candlestone.com 20   Michigan Hall of Fame, Eagle Eye Golf Club-Bath,           Web: http://michigan-golf-foundation.com          Video:http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/ 26  MIAGT at Shepherds Hollow GC, Clarkston http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 26  Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Beacon Hill GC, Commerce Twp http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 31-June 1 MHSAA Golf Golf U.P Finals-Multiple Sites http://www.mhsaa.com/sports/ggf/index.htm ================= MGN ON THE ROAD ================= Farmington Hills Golf Club The San Marino Golf Course opened for business in 1963 and was purchased by the City of Farmington Hills in 1978. As the city grew, so did its need for increased recreational facilities. Thus, after acquiring some additional property in the late 90's, Don Childs and Associates were brought on to build nine new holes, remodel the former nine and create a new area for golf instruction. Added to the mix was a the construction of a new clubhouse and an underground tunnel to connect each of the nines. We met with Don Childs and his chief designer John Zaliagiris to check out their work and also get a little more acquainted. Childs and Associates have been active for more than 30 years and have worked in five states. Of note in Michigan, is their work at Cattails GC in South Lyons, City of Flint's four courses, Gaylord CC, Michaywe Pines in Gaylord , Maple Leaf GC in Linwood, Stony Creek GC and Wawonowin GC in Ispheming. They also had the opportunity to remodel their earliest work, Michaywe Pines It is rare when an architect can revisit their early work to bring a course into a new generation of golfers. Childs originally built Michaywe Pines 30 years ago. They added new tees did some bunker work and also enlarged a pond on the finishing hole. They are currently finishing up work on a 27-hole facility near Cleveland and then like other golf architects are looking around for new work. French Lick Resort This fine old lady has been given the ultimate "Nip and Tuck" job that cost her news owners somewhere north of 380 million dollars.  We won't find out the total until Pete Dye completes his "Swan Song" course in late 2008 or Spring 2009. Golf-  Bendelow Course The front nine of the Tom Bendelow course has given way to the casino at French Lick.  The back nine has been remodeled, in the spirit and name of Tom Bendelow and is scheduled to open this summer. There will also be a state of the art golf instruction area, headed up by Mike Kerby.  While plans are not final, there is some discussion with Golf Digest in making it one of their schools. Ross Course Formerly known as the "Hill Course", the Ross Course has recently undergone  a 4.6 million dollars restoration project. The last time we were here, Director of Golf Dave Harner had the original  design work from Ross displayed on the club house walls.  The  restoration followed those original plans and has returned the course to Donald Ross' early vision. Plus, they have added another 450 sprinkler heads, rerouted the cart paths to make them less intrusive,  returned the greens and tees to their more traditional squared look and 35 bunkers were added back to the course. This was also the venue for the 1924 PGA Championship, which Walter Hagen won on the final hole, beating Englishman, Jim Barnes.  Betsy Rawls won the 1959 LPGA Championship and Mickey Wright won it the following year. Dye Course Dave Harner has the original napkin that Pete Dye used to describe how he was going to convert Mt. Airy, the second highest peak in Indiana to a world championship golf course.  At the top of the second highest peak in Indiana, stands the mansion of former owner of French Lick Resort, Thomas Taggart.  The mansion will be turned into a guest house for the course.  We are preparing some of the video we shot for a future Michigan Golfer Television show. This promises to be on the scale of the work Dye did at Whistliing Straits, sans the water. Chris Lutzke is Pete Dye's man in charge on this project.  Lutzke, who also did Hawk's Eye in Bath, is partnered with Paul Albanese and are also currently wrapping up Sweetgrass in Escanaba. There are 443 guest rooms in the original French Lick Hotel, all of which have been outfitted with completely new furnishings. They have a 109,000 square-foot conference center, full service salon and spa and a new indoor outdoor pool complex and fitness center. West Baden West Baden Springs Hotel was originally named the "Mile Lick Inn" in 1850. The original structure burned down at the turn of the 20th century and the owner, Lee Sinclair, took the insurance money and built a world class hotel complete with the world's largest free-span dome.  The record for a domed building was finally beaten by the Houston Astrodome, almost 60 years later. French Lick is back and it is a destination to put on your to do list in the future. http://www.frenchlick.com/default_.asp You might also want to view a show we did there about four years ago, entitled "The Caddies at French Lick"  It is a fun show that will help you understand some of the early days at the resort.  http://michigangolfer.tv/2003shows/show3/index.html ========================================== NEW SHOW ON MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION ========================================== Harbor Point Golf Club We are very pleased to bring you the World Premier of our Harbor Point Golf Club show.  We had lots of fun discovering the rich history of this course in our conversations with Head Professional, Shaun Bezilla. This is one of seven  Michigan golf courses that are into their 3rd century.  As we mentioned in an earlier note, the others are 1895 Wequetonsing Golf Club (Private), 1896 Harbor Beach Golf Course, 1898 Les Cheneaux Golf Club, Saginaw Country Club, Wawashkamo Golf Club and 1899 Washtenaw Country Club (Private). Our video begins with some early golf photos and then harkens back to the opening of the course in 1896. Our narrator, Shaun Bezilla, talks about how the course was built back in the days before the availability of motorized vehicles.  We have video of a team of horses working the ground to build a golf course, just as they did when this course was built in 1896.  Bezilla then takes us for a quick tour of the course as he selects four holes for us to view. This is a special show and we hope you enjoy it.  http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/harborpoint/ =========================================== STEVE FORREST ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ASGCA =========================================== Steve Forrest, a Toledo, Ohio-based golf course architect, was elected President of the American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) at the organization’s recent 61st Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Ga.   Forrest, who has served as an ASGCA officer for the past three years, will also chair the ASGCA Executive Committee. Other members of the Executive Committee include Bruce Charlton, Palo Alto, Calif., Vice President; Doug Carrick, Don Mills, Ontario, Canada, Treasurer; Erik Larsen, Orlando, Fla., Secretary and Greg Muirhead, Montclair, N.J., Immediate Past President. Steve Forrest has worked with Toledo-based golf course architect Arthur Hills since his college days at Virginia Tech as a landscape architecture student. He joined Hills’ firm full time upon graduation in 1979, and the firm was reincorporated as Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates in 1999. Among the notable layouts recently designed by Forrest are The Links at Lighthouse Sound, Ocean City, Md.; Red Hawk Run, Findlay, Ohio; Sand Golf Club, Jonkoping, Sweden; The Journey at Pechanga, Temecula, Calif. and White Clay Creek Country Club, Wilmington, Del.   For more information about ASGCA, including a current list of members, log on to the ASGCA website at http://www.asgca.org or call 262/ 786-5960. ================ WE'VE GOT EMAIL ================  Hi Art, Enjoyed your review of Stuart Bendelow's book on his uncle in the Spring issue of Michigan Golfer; I've added an "Evaluative Review" note tag to the TGIF record for the book -- which you can see noted below.  In fact, if you ever want to add a link from Golf News or the magazine, etc., directly to our records for any design/maintenance books/items you discuss, please feel free to do so.  One of the neat things users can then do is click on a link to identify nearby libraries which own the book (if any, that is....), sorted by distance from where they are.  In this case, unfortunately, there's only two libraries so far in Michigan which apparently own the Bendelow item, including MSU. http://www.lib.msu.edu/cgi-bin/flink.pl?recno=113715 Every TGIF record has one of these 'deep links' to go directly to a specific item within the database.  They're 'public' and can be used by anyone in the world.  They're also pretty easy to figure out --  if you ever want to use them please do and  let me know if you have questions.  Another example would have been for  your discussion about The Works of Art : http://www.lib.msu.edu/cgi-bin/flink.pl?recno=95092 Always enjoy your good writing and interviews, especially when they're about design & maintenance issues.....:) with regards, Pete Pete Cookingham                                Turfgrass Information Center                Michigan State University Libraries       ======================================== MSU WOMEN'S TEAM STILL IN THE NCAA HUNT ======================================== ANN ARBOR – For a while on Saturday, it looked like the 20th-ranked Michigan State women’s golf team’s season might end in the NCAA Central Regionals for the second straight season.                 Sophomore Holly Niederkohr (Marysville, Ohio/Marysville) said she could remember the team falling five strokes short of the NCAA Championships last year as the team struggled. Senior Heather Rose (Chillicothe, Ohio/Chillicothe) said she was afraid she was playing her last collegiate round, as the Spartans were in danger of not finishing in one of the top-eight slots needed to earn a bid to the NCAA Championships.                 However, back-to-back birdies on the par-4, 357-yard No. 17 by junior Sara Brown (Tucson, Ariz./Salpointe Catholic) and senior Rachel Meikle (Ft. Wayne, Ind./Carroll) helped the Spartans clinch the school’s eighth bid to the NCAA Championships with an eighth-place finish in the NCAA Central Regionals at the University of Michigan Golf Course. The Spartans finished with a three-day score of 49-over-par 901 (295-295-311), five strokes ahead of ninth-place finisher Arkansas. “I just kept telling the team to grind it out,” Michigan State head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll said. “Sometimes out here, bogeys are fine. They all hung in there and that’s why we’re in the eighth slot.”                 The Spartans entered the final round in seventh-place, two strokes ahead of both Arkansas and Arizona. Arizona fired a final round 293 to jump to fifth place while Arkansas finished the final round with a 30-over-par 314, three strokes behind the Spartans’ final round 311. Southern California earned the regional title with a three-round total of 17-over-par with Georgia, Texas Christian, Indiana, Arizona, Vanderbilt and Tennessee also earning bids to the NCAA Championships in Daytona Beach, Fla., with the four-round tournament beginning Tuesday, May 22. Taken and edited from an MSU SID release/ ========================================================= MARCH GOLF WEATHER GIVETH, APRIL GOLF WEATHER TAKETH AWAY ========================================================= After an increase in golf rounds played in March wiped out a double-digit decline in the first two months of the year, Golf Playable Hours (GPH) in April fell 23% for the month versus April 2006, according to Pellucid Corp. Pellucid said that April_s poor weather will likely have a major impact on April rounds played. Those figures, compiled by both Golf Datatech and NGF, will likely be down 10% or more for the month and drag the year-to-date numbers further into negative territory The year-to-date GPH through April fell 10% versus a year ago. Performance across Pellucid's 24 weather-based regions varies but the breadth numbers show how widespread the carnage was, with 13 of 24 regions showing declines of 2% or more for the month. This puts the year-to-date breadth ratio (favorable to unfavorable) at 6:16 with the remaining two regions in neutral territory Interested parties can find more information on Pellucid's weather capabilities at www.pellucidcorp.com. For more specific information on the Regional Weather Impact Tracking report and to receive a free sample, interested parties should contact Jim Koppenhaver at jimk@pellucidcorp.com. (return to top) ======================================== MAGT STOPS AT EMU'S EAGLE CREST RESORT ======================================== Tim Williams from Clifford playing in the A Flight shot a 79 with one birdie to take home the title. 2nd place in A flight went to Mike Glasgow (83) and third place went to Jon Thomason (83) with a scorecard playoff.  Larry Krass of B flight had a great day shooting 79 against a tough Eagle Crest Golf Course. Tim Skufca in his first MIAGT tournament shot 81 to win the Championship flight. Dustin Burns of Richmond took home his second consecutive D flight trophy with a 92 including 2 birdies. C Flight had Fred Burkhardt of Lapeer taking first in a scorecard playoff over Dilip Joshi from Livonia both shot 93 while David Beaulieu of Shelby Township took third with a 94. Winners include: Tim Skufca (Royal Oak) - Championship Flight 81 Tim Williams (Clifford) - A Flight 78 Larry Krass (Farmington Hills) - B Flight 79 Fred Burkhardt (Lapeer) - C Flight 93 Dustin Burns (Richmond) - D Flight 92 For information visit http://www.miagt.com =============================== HALL OF FAME TO OPEN NICKLAUS EXHIBIT ================================ The World Golf Hall of Fame will unveil a special exhibit that celebrates the stories of Jack Nicklaus’ career in golf and his successful career and life off the course. "Jack Nicklaus: Golf’s Golden Champion" will open in conjunction with the 2007 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Nov. 12 and will remain on display for one year. The exhibit will showcase artifacts, memorabilia, photos, video and text. It also will delve into the important role family has played in his career, the time and resources he and his wife Barbara have devoted to charitable causes, his personal interests, hobbies and business endeavors around the globe.   In addition to Hubert Green and Curtis Strange, the 2007 hall of fame class is expected to include Se Ri Pak, who has met the LPGA points criteria and is scheduled to fulfill the final requirement for Induction when she plays in her 10th event this season.   Additional announcements for the 2007 Class of Inductees are planned for the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club and The Open Championship at Carnoustie.   Taken and edited from a HOF release ================================ GRAND VALLEY TO HOST NCAA GOLF FINALS ================================ The Meadows Golf Club at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Mich., has been named the host venue for the 2007 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship. The event will mark the sixth NCAA Division II national championship to be held at the Michael Hurdzan-designed course. The 2006 Division II Women's Championship will be held this May at The Meadows, the fourth time that event has been held in Allendale. The Meadows hosted the 2001 NCAA Div. II Men's Championship, which was won by West Florida. The 2007 event will be held May 23-26 and be conducted as a 72-hole medal play championship. The par-72 layout stretches out to 7,034 yards from the championship tees. For more information about The Meadows, call 616/895-1000 or visit www.gvsu.edu/meadows. ===================== "CAN I PLAY THROUGH?" ===================== A man was about to tee off on the golf course when he felt a tap on his shoulder and a man handed him a card that read "I am a deaf mute. May I play through, please?" The first man angrily gave the card back, and communicated that "No, he may NOT play through, and that his handicap did not give him such a right." He then teed up his ball, and with a mighty swing of his pitching wedge lobbed the ball right on the green for a par 3. Just as he was about to put the ball into the hole he was hit in the head with a golf ball, laying him out cold. When he came to a few minutes later, he looked around & saw the deaf mute sternly looking at him, one hand on his hip, the other hand holding up 4 fingers. Thanks and a Tip of the Tam to our jokemeister, Dr. Jack Minzey for sending this along. ======================================================================= NUMBER OF CORE GOLFERS HIGHER THAN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ACCORDING TO NGF ======================================================================== Jupiter, Fla. – According to a new national study of golf participation in the U.S., the number of Core golfers (adults age 18+ who play eight or more rounds a year) is higher than previously reported. The Core golfer number is estimated to be 15.0 million as compared to a figure of 12.5 million published by NGF a year ago. The study also found that the number of junior golfers increased between 2005 and 2006, from 4.4 million to 4.8 million kids ages 6 to 17. The overall number of golfers for 2006, counting anyone age 6 and above who played at least one round of golf during the year, is estimated at 28.7 million, down 2.0% from the prior year. The research study was done as a joint effort of the newly formed USA Sports Participation Study, a collaboration of four associations that have been doing sports and fitness participation research separately for a number of years: Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association, National Golf Foundation, Snowsports Industries America and the Outdoor Industry Foundation. In February 2007, the partnership surveyed a random sample of 60,169 individuals from the online panel of Synovate, a leading market research firm. Respondents were asked about their participation in 114 fitness activities and sports, including golf. The data was statistically weighted (by gender, age, income, etc.) to reflect the total U.S. population age 6 and above. "This year’s study is superior to ones we’ve done in the past, primarily due to the larger sample size of 60,000," says NGF president and CEO Joe Beditz. "This larger sample gives us a more detailed view of the American golfer than we have ever had, and we also have better information on other sports and fitness activities that golfers engage in." ====================================================  UPCOMING MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION SHOWS IN 2007 ==================================================== French Lick Resort's Renaissance-with Dave Harner 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 (Stats are for the past 13 months) ================================================================== SPRING ISSUE OF THE MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE NOW ONLINE Vol 25. No. 1 http://www.michigangolfer.com/april07/index.html ================================================================== CONTENTS: Jack Berry and the PGA Lifetime Journalism Award-By Terry Moore Mike Biber and Osprey SA by Jack Berry Gaylord Golf Mecca Celebrates its 20th Anniversary-Art McCafferty Tom Bendelow Remembered-Art McCafferty   President Ford Left His Ski and Golf Legacy at Beaver Creek-by Mike Shiels http://www.michigangolfer.com/april07/index.html Sponsored by    Treetops Resort http://treetops.com    The Natural http://golfthenatural.com    Sullivan Golf and Travel http://www.sullivangolf.ie/    Santee Tourism   http://www.santeetourism.com =========================================================== MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION - GOLF COURSE PREVIEW ================================================== **NOW SHOWING** 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://michigan
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  Take a moment to check out what Bowden has to say about what is coming up this year. Lots and lots of excitement. http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/naturalpreview/ Otsego Club Mark Hogan brings us up to date with the changes at the Otsego Club, along with his thoughts on playing both The Tribute and The Classic.  The new Osprey management team, has begun to make some dramatic improvements at the club and is looking forward to a great 2007 season. http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/otsegopreview/ Treetops 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, to give golf his total attention. Amazing Race http://michigangolfer.tv/miskier/season_6/amazingrace/ Preview: http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/treetopspreview/index.html Web: http://treetops.com --- Manistee  Manistee National 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 --- Oscoda Lakewood Shores Golf with Craig Peters Craig Peters and his staff at Lakewood Shores Resort offer a plethora of great golf packages. In our video, Peters chats about what the golfer will experience in the golf getaway land of Oscoda. The latest ratings from Golf Magazine and Golf Digest, continue to point to the excellence of both the Gailes and Blackshire courses .  http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/lakewoodshorespreview/index.html ======================================== MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS  http://www.michigangolfer.com/win06-07/index.htm ======================================== ================================================== GOLF COURSE VIDEOS ON MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION =================================================== 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/ The Tribute with Gary Koch, Rick Robbins and Keith Gornick   Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/tribute/ Harbor Point GC   Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2007shows/harborpoint/ =============================== 2007 MICHIGAN GOLFER CALENDAR =============================== JUNE 1 MHSAA U.P. Finals-Multiple Sites http://www.mhsaa.com/sports/ggf/index.htm 1-2 MHSAA Girls L.P Golf Finals-Multiple Sites http://www.mhsaa.com/sports/ggf/index.htm 2  MIAGT at Hunters Ridge GC,Howell    http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 4-7- 6th Michigan Women's Senior Amateur-Gaylord Country Club http://gam.org 5-6   Michigan Players Tour -Shepherd's Hollow GC, Clarkston http://michiganplayertour.com 8 4th Annual E-Gridiron Group Golf Outing, Eagle Crest Resort    Register at http://emueagles.com 8 Bell's Golf Tournament, Thornapple Creek GC                 http://bellsbeer.com 8-9    Michigan Open Pro-Am, Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, Acme           Web: http://grandtraverseresort.com 9   Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Black River CC, Port Huron http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 10    President’s Stroke Play Tournament  Fieldstone GC , Auburn Hills http://www.mwgolf.org/ 11-12  Michigan Players Tour -Angel's Crossing ,Vicksburg http://michiganplayertour.com 11-14:  Michigan Open Championship Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, Acme           Web: http://grandtraverseresort.com 15 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 55th Annual Flounder's Day, Friday 7:00 a.m. to Midnight For tickets for more information call (248) 683-0411 16    MIAGT at Twin Lakes GC,  Oakland    http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 12-13 9th GAM Women's Mid-Amateur -Edgewood Country Club http://gam.org 19    Michigan Players Tour -Angel;s Crossing, Vioksburg http://michiganplayertour.com 19-23  96th Michigan Amateur-Red Run Golf Club http://gam.org 23  Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Mulberry Hill GC,Bloomfield Hills http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 25-27- 29th Michigan Girls Junior State Amateur  -Owosso Country Club http://gam.org 26-27  Michigan Players Tour -The Ravines, Saugatuck   http://michiganplayertour.com 26-7-1  Buick Open, Warwick Hills G &  CC, Grand Blanc          http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/r035/ 28-30  The Hickory Open, Belvedere CC http://www.belvederegolfclub.com/ 30    MIAGT at Devils Ridge GC,  Oxford    http://www.miagt.com/Schedule JULY 3   Michigan Players Tour -King's Challenge GC, Cedar http://michiganplayertour.com 7   Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Dunham HIlls GC, Hartland http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 10-11  Michigan Players Tour -Grand Traverse Resort-Acme http://michiganplayertour.com 10-14  91st Michigan Women's Amateur Egypt Valley Country Club http://gam.org 14   MIAGT at Captains Club GC, Grand Blanc  http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 14       Michigan Women's Open Pro-Am, Crystal Mountain Resort  http://crystalmountain.com , Thompsonville 16-18  Michigan Women's Open  Crystal Mountain Resort http://crystalmountain.com , Thompsonville 16-19  29th Michigan Junior State Amateur Prestwick Village Golf Club      http://gam.org 17   Michigan Players Tour -Lakewood Shores Resort, Oscoda http://michiganplayertour.com 21   Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Copper Hills GC, Oxford http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 24   5th GAM Junior Two-Person Team-Great Oaks Country Club http://gam.org 24-25  Michigan Players Tour -Otsego Club, Gaylord http://michiganplayertour.com 28    MIAGT at Cattails GC,South Lyon    http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 28-29  2-Day State Championship  Hunters Ridge GC , Howell http://www.mwgolf.org/ 30-8-5  105th Western Amateur, Point O'Woods G&CC,  Benton Harbor http://www.thewesternamateur.com/ 31     Michigan Players Tour - Yarrow Golf and Conference,Augusta http://michiganplayertour.com AUGUST 6-7  86th GAM Championship -Walnut Hills Country Club http://gam.org 7-8   Michigan Players Tour -Thousand Oaks, Grand Rapids http://michiganplayertour.com 9-10  Michigan State Junior Golf Championship, Shanty Creek Resort http://shantycreek.com 10-12   The Club Men's Golf Championships, Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, Acme Web: http://grandtraverseresort.com 11  MIAGT at The Majestic  GC,   Hartland  http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 13-14   16th GAM Women's Championship- Saginaw Country Club http://gam.org 14   Michigan Players Tour -The Grande, Jackson http://michiganplayertour.com 16 MGCOA Golf Outing and Supplier Day, Gull Lake View, Augusta                 http://mgcoa.org 18  Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Greystone GC, Romeo http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 21-22   Michigan Players Tour Canadian Lakes, Stanwood http://michiganplayertour.com 25    4-Woman “Trifecta”  NEW EVENT "War Of The Leagues"  Salem Hills  GC     Northville  http://www.mwgolf.org/ 24-26  MPSGA  State Seniors Open Amateur Championship, Hawk Hollow and Eagle Eye, Bath 25  Golf Channel Amateur Tour-Devil's Ridge GC, Metamora http://www.thegolfchannel.com/amateurtour/?v.pos=548&h.pos=0 25  MIAGT at  Boulder Pointe  GC,  Oxford    http://www.miagt.com/Schedule 27-28  11th GAM Women's Senior-Grand Traverse Resort - Spruce Run http://gam.org 28    Michigan Players Tour - UAW Black Lake, Onaway http://michiganplayertour.com


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