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BAY MILLS RESORT AND CASINO/WILD BLUFF GOLF COURSE
Video: 2005 Bay Mills Open Players Tournament Preview
-with Rob Lussenhof
http: //www.michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/baymillsopenpreview/

OTSEGO CLUB & RESORT-GAYLORD
Golf Packages http://otsegoclub.com/allpackages.php

SHANTY CREEK RESORT & CLUB
Golf Packages http://www.shantycreek.com/golf/package.html

DESIGN YOUR OWN IRELAND GOLFING GETAWAY
Click on - http://www.sullivangolf.ie/quoteform.html
Sullivan Golf & Travel ­ The Ireland Golf Travel Specialist

IN GAYLORD, GOLF THE NATURAL: A JERRY MATTHEWS COURSE
Video: http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/natural/
Golf Packages http://golfthenatural.com

Edited by Art McCafferty-Producer/Publisher, GLSP

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__/ MGN ON THE ROAD
Acme-Grand Traverse Resort & Spa-The Bear
Harbor Springs-The Heather at Boyne Highlands - Harbor Point Golf Club
Mancelona-Schuss Mountain GC @ Shanty Creek Resort
__/ MICHIGAN GOLFER-TV
The First Tee at Boyne Highlands
Bucks Run Golf Course-with Jerry Matthews
__/ TIGER COMMITS TO BUICK; SINGH TO SHOOT FOR THIRD STRAIGHT BUICK OPEN TITLE
__/ PATTI BUTCHER IS ONE OF GOLF FOR WOMEN'S TOP 50 TEACHERS
__/ MICHIGAN GOLFER UPCOMING TELEVISION SHOWS
__/ ROBERTS TO MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE AT FORD SENIOR PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
__/ 2006 MHSAA BOYS AND GIRLS RESULT
__/ YOUTUBE .COM
__/ LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR CONFIRMS THAT SEVEN COUNTRIES MADE BIDS FOR 2011 SOLHEIM CUP
__/ DOAK OPENS SUNCADIA IN WASHINGTON
__/ MICHIGAN GOLF NEWS ON CHOK RADIO 1070 ON YOUR DIAL-Bucks Run with Jim Zeh
__/ A NEW ONTARIO GOLF SITE EH?
__/ SPRING EDITION OF THE MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE NOW ONLINE
__/ 2006 MICHIGAN GOLF CALENDAR
__/ ASSOCIATION LINKS
__/ MICHIGAN GOLFER ONLINE RESOURCES

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MGN ON THE ROAD
Acme
Grand Traverse Resort & Spa
We never seem to get tired of the rush we get when we spot the GTR&S Tower and the visible fairways and greens of the Wolverine, Bear and Spruce courses at this resort. It is one of the great visual golf welcoming sights in Michigan. The resort has had some substantial remodeling during the winter and the enlarged field of the Michigan Open will have much to see when they tee it up later this month.

At the Michigan Amateur media day, Jack Berry and Larry Adderley got into a discussion about great finishing holes and the 18th at the Heather and The Bear pulled most of the adjectives out of their quote bag. The water in front of both greens have captured enough of my errant shots over the years to lessen my net worth.

With the departures of the Farmer's Charity Golf Classic, the Ann Arbor Bank Futures Golf Classic, The Bay Mills Open of the Canadian Tour and this year's final Ford Senior Players Championshipr; the Michigan Open and Michigan Amateur are now getting more of the media spotlight. Happily, the Buick and the ING Par- 3 Shootout still allow us to see some of the nation's best golfers. Let us hope we can hang on to these tournaments as we begin to rebuild our tournament field again.

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Harbor Springs
The Heather at Boyne Highlands
As mentioned in last week's MGN, Michigan golf media was getting pampered by the good folks of Boyne and the GAM. They are most excited about the 95th Michigan Amateur that will begin on June 20 and conclude on the 24th. The Michigan Amateur field will have medal play on Tuesday and Wednesday with the player having the lowest 36 hole total having his name engraved on the Charles Kocsis Medalist Trophy. Obviously, with the passing of Charles Kocsis, this year's win will be even more significant. Significant others of the GAM staff that will be involved in the Michigan Amateur are General Chairman, John Standish; Tournament Chairman, Dr. Roger Ostrander, Executive Director, David Graham, Director of Rules & Competitions, Ken Hartman and Director of Communications, Tonia Branch.

Another star of this year's Michigan Amateur will be the Heather course. The Heather is celebrating 40 years of giving golfer's a world class golfing experience. On hand for the Media Day were Director of Golf, Michael Chumbler, Golf Professional Dave Trudell, V.P. Bernie Friedrich and Julie Ard of Marketing and Public Relations. Superintendent, Matt Novenske was introduced, but sources there indicated he was out on the course encouraging the rough to get rougher. It all adds up to a dramatic setting for a series of dramatic duels. BTW, it is also the 10th Anniversary for Bay Harbor GC as well.

http://gam.org

http://boyne.com

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Harbor Point Golf Club
GLSP is now beginning work that will present one of Michigan oldest and most renown golf courses, Harbor Point Golf Club, to the world. Video taping will start in two weeks and the first of a number of videos will be available for viewing this fall. Designed by Richard Lee/David Foulis the Harbor Point golf course opened for play in 1896. Shawn Bezilla is the club professional and will host the upcoming video.

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Mancelona
Schuss Mountain GC @ Shanty Creek Resort
They are still sorting some things out at Shanty Creek Resort as the new ownership prepares its game plan to revitalize its new property. However, there is a certain bounce in the air from the staff we have encountered. I still remember the greeting of, "Its a beautiful day at Shanty Creek, how can we help you?" that used to greet me as a caller. This resort has it all, it just needs to have that fresh start.

Mike Mooney, Assistant Golf Professional, at Shanty Creek's Schuss Mountain, has moved the proshop right into the lobby of Schuss. The former pro shop, now stands vacant, ready for its next role within the resort complex. Schuss Mountain is one of Warner Bowen most celebrated designs. Built in 1972, on the front end of the golf boom, the course was the epitome of our great northern golf courses. Bowen was an architect who did much of his design in the seat of a bulldozer. Bowen also designed, the Dearborn Hills Golf Club, the Alpena Golf Club, Glen Kerry in Greenville, Indian River Golf Club, Shores Golf Club in Shelby, Cedar Creek Golf Club in Battle Creek, Centennial Golf Course in Sunfield, Prairiewood in Holland and Double RR Ranch in Belding to name a few of his courses.

http://www.shantycreek.com/golf/schussmain.html

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MICHIGAN GOLFER-TV
The First Tee Program at Boyne Highlands
http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/firsttee/

The Executive Director of the Boyne Highlands program is Shauna Bezilla. Jennie McCafferty interviewed Shauna as a number of the First Tee coaches, including PGA professional Bill O'Neil, helped out during the fourth meeting of this chapter.

The First Tee is a national program with 202 Chapters and 256 facilities. There are five such programs in Michigan; The First Tee of Battle Creek at Binder Park Golf Course, The First Tee of Benton Harbor at the Boys & Girls Club of Benton Harbor, The First Tee of Lansing at Sycamore Golf Course, The First Tee of Detroit at Belle Isle Practice Center and The First Tee of Boyne Highlands at Cuff Links Golf Course.
http://tftboynehighlands.memfirstweb.net/Club/Scripts/Home/home.asp

The First Tee program promotes nine core values:
1. Honesty - the quality or state of being truthful; not deceptive Golf is unique from other sports in that players regularly call penalties on themselves.
2 Integrity -strict adherence to a standard of value or conduct. Personal honesty and independence. Golf is a game of honesty, etiquette and composure. You are responsible for your actions and personal conduct on the golf course.
3. Sportsmanship- observing the rules of play and winning or losing with grace. You must know and abide by the rules of golf and be able to conduct yourself in a respectful manner.
4. Respect- to feel or show deferential regard for; esteem. In golf, it is important to show respect for yourself, your partners, your opponents and the golf course as well as for the honor and traditions of the game.
5. Confidence- reliance or trust. A feeling of self-assurance Confidence plays a key role in the level of play that you achieve. You must have confidence in your abilities every time you play.
6. Responsibility- accounting for one’s actions; dependable. In golf, you are responsible for yourself and your actions on the golf course. It is up to you to keep score, repair divots, rake bunkers, repair ball marks on the green and keep up with the pace of play.
7. Perseverance - to persist in an idea, purpose or task despite obstacles. To succeed in golf, you must learn to persevere through bad breaks and your own mistakes.
8. Courtesy - considerate behavior toward others. A polite remark or gesture. A round of golf should begin and end with a handshake between fellow competitors. Show courtesy toward others by remaining still and quiet while they prepare and execute a shot.
9. Judgment - the ability to make a decision or form an opinion. A decision reached after consideration. Using good judgment is critical in golf. It comes into play when deciding on strategy, club selection, when to play safe and when to take a chance, the type of shot you

http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/firsttee/

Bucks Run
Jim Zeh, GM of Bucks Run, introduces Bucks Run to our audience and then invites architect, Jerry Matthews to describe his thoughts while building this stunning beauty. Once again, our deft video editor, Joe Yunkman, brings another masterpiece to the Internet and computer screens everywhere.

http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/bucksrun/

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CHICK EVANS CADDIE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO 28 CADDIES IN MICHIGAN
The Evans Scholars Foundation has awarded 28 full tuition and housing scholarships to caddies from the state of Michigan for the 2006-07 academic year. The students will live in an Evans Scholarship House at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor or Michigan State University in East Lansing, two of the 14 chapters in the Evans Scholars Program. All of the Scholars are golf caddies who earned scholarships based on four criteria: caddie record, academic record, financial need and character.

In the fall of 2006 there will be 825 Evans Scholars in school. More than 8,400 have graduated as Evans Scholars since the program was founded in 1930 by Charles “Chick” Evans Jr., famed Chicago amateur golfer and winner of the 1916 U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur. The Western Golf Association has administered the Chick Evans Scholarship Program since its inception in 1930 through the Evans Scholars Foundation. The Program has grown to become the largest privately funded scholarship program in the nation.

Funds for the scholarships come mostly from contributions by more than 500 member clubs, 35,000 WGA Par Club members and 100,000 golfers in the WGA Bag Tag Program. Evans Scholar Alumni donate over $2 million annually to the program.

The scholarship program is also supported by 23 affiliated golf associations and from proceeds generated by the Cialis® (tadalifil) Western Open. First conducted by the WGA in 1899, the Western Open is the oldest professional tournament on the regular PGA TOUR and the second oldest in the nation.

NAME - HOMETOWN, HIGH SCHOOl, SPONSORING CLUB, UNIVERSITY

Sarah Adams - East Grand Rapids, East Grand Rapids HS, Cascade Hills, Michigan State
Zachery Adams - Dearborn Heights, Annapolis HS, Dearborn, Michigan
Jonathan Bolenbaugh - Southfield, Groves HS, Birmingham, Michigan
Nathan Branson - Canton, Canton HS, Meadowbrook, Michigan State
Peter Ciaverilla - Ferndale, Ferndale HS, Red Run, Michigan
Stephanie Despres - Grand Rapids, Creston HS, Kent, Michigan State
Philip Eklem - Dearborn, Dearborn HS, Dearborn, Michigan
Gregory Fuhs - Chesterfield, L'Anse Creuse HS North, CC of Detroit, Michigan State
Brandon Gray - Woodhaven, Woodhaven HS, Grosse Ile, Michigan State
Michael Hall - Detroit, Cass Tech HS, Detroit GC, Michigan
Jason Hawkins - Lincoln Park, Lincoln Park HS, Dearborn, Michigan State
David Holcomb - Southfield, Home Schooled, Plum Hollow, Michigan State
Courtney Jesnig - Warren, Warren Lincoln HS, Red Run, Michigan State
Jordan Joly - Temperance, Bedford HS, Inverness (OH), Michigan State
John Konen - Grosse Pte. Farms, Grosse Pointe South HS, CC of Detroit, Michigan
Jonathan LaFramboise - Bay City, Bay City Central HS, Bay City, Michigan
Katelyn Malo - Chesterfield, L'Anse Creuse North HS, Red Run, Michigan
Eric Milanowski - Grand Rapids, GR Catholic Central HS, Cascade Hills, Michigan
Corey Robson - Allen Park, Allen Park HS, Dearborn, Michigan State
Nathan Schultz - Jackson, Jackson HS, Jackson, Michigan State
Benjamin Scott - Parma, Western HS, Jackson, Michigan
Thomas Smith - Royal Oak, Kimball HS, Red Run, Michigan State
Megan Umstead - Grand Rapids, East Grand Rapids HS, Kent, Michigan
Brian Voelz - Riverview, Riverview HS, Grosse Ile, Michigan State
Andrew Webb - Farmington Hills, Southfield Christian HS, Plum Hollow, Michigan State
David Witte - Grand Rapids, G.R. City HS, Cascade Hills, Michigan
Michael Yiu - Novi, Novi HS, Walnut Creek, Michigan
Brian Zimcosky - Bay City, Bay City Central HS, Bay City, Michigan

For more information on the Evans Scholars Program, call (847) 724-4600, e-mail evansscholars@wgaesf.com or write to the Evans Scholars Foundation at 1 Briar Road, Golf, Illinois, 60029.

Taken and edited from a WGA release

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TIGER COMMITS TO BUICK; SINGH TO SHOOT FOR THIRD STRAIGHT BUICK OPEN TITLE
GRAND BLANC, Mich. (June 5, 2006) - Tiger Woods, the world's number one player, is scheduled to play in the 2006 Buick Open at Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club in Grand Blanc, Mich., July 31-August 6.

Vijay Singh, the only three-time winner in Buick open history (1997, 2004, 2005), will try to become the first player to win the tournament three consecutive times when he defends his title this year.

"We are very excited that two of the top players in the world are scheduled to return to Grand Blanc to play in the 2006 Buick Open," said Larry Peck, Buick's golf marketing manager. "They are both outstanding competitors and will add a tremendous amount of excitement to the tournament."

Woods, the 2002 Buick Open Champion who has a sponsorship agreement with Buick, is scheduled to make his fifth consecutive appearance at the Buick Open and his eighth overall. He finished in the top-10 in five of his last six starts at Warwick Hills. Woods, 30, is the PGA Tour's all-time leader in prize money and is seventh on the PGA Tour career victory list with 48. He is second on the Buick Open's career money list with $1,703,740.

Singh, 43, became the first player to win the Buick Open in consecutive years since Tony Lema in 1965. He is the tournament's all-time money leader ($2,152,949) and will be making his 11th appearance at Warwick Hills. Singh is second on the PGA Tour's career earnings list.

For Buick Open tickets and information, call 1 (800) 878-OPEN or go to http://www.buickopen.pgatour.com.

Taken and edited from a release from:
Al Abrams -Buick Open Media Director 212-367-4527

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PATTI BUTCHER IS ONE OF GOLF FOR WOMEN'S TOP 50 TEACHERS
Patti Butcher, of Patti Butcher Golf Enterprises, was the only teacher from Michigan that was selected for Golf for Women's Top 50 Teachers. Patti, who spent some of her career at the Meadows at Grand Valley State University, has been on her own for the past 10 or so years. She currently works at Thousand Oaks as well as her own studio. Butcher also has an instructional program for Michigan snowbirds and heads up an instructional trip to Florida each winter.

http://www.golfenterprises.com

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PERSHERN AND HUDSON WIN THE TAYLOR MADE/ADIDAS STATE PRO-AM
By David Fox Tournament Supervisor
Michigan Section PGA- Results at http://www.michigan.pga.com

The 2006 Taylor Made/adidas State Pro-Am was held on Monday and Tuesday, June 5-6, 2006 at the Boyne Highlands Resort - Heather and Hills courses. The team of John Pershern and Ken Hudson finished with the low final round of 64 and won the event with a 68-64 132 11-under par total. The team of John Myers and Casey Baker 64-69 133 finished in a tie for second place after leading heading into the final round. Also, finishing in a tie for second were Mark Zelazny and Brad Curtis 66-67 133, Brent Kish and David Smith 66-67 133, and JR Roth and Dov Lustig 66-67 133.

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ROBERTS TO MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE AT FORD SENIOR PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP

Tickets http://www.fordseniorplayerschamp.pgatour.com Champions Tour standout Loren Roberts will make his first appearance at the Ford Senior Players Championship next month, Executive Director Tom Clark announced today. A four-time winner on the Champions Tour, Roberts turned 50 in June of 2005, but made his debut at the 2005 Senior British Open, the week after the Ford Senior Players Championship.

The 24th Ford Senior Players Championship returns to the TPC Michigan July 10-16. Peter Jacobsen is defending champion.

Roberts, an eight-time winner on the PGA TOUR, is off to one of the fastest starts in Champions Tour history in his first full season on the circuit. Roberts has notched top-10finishes in all 10 of his starts in 2006 and is currently second to Jay Haas in both the Charles Schwab Cup points race and the Champions Tour official money list.

Contact-Tom Clark- Executive Director tclark@pgatour.com Ford Senior Players Championship

Taken and edited from a PGA TOUR release.

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YOUTUBE.COM
Here is where all this web stuff is going.

http://youtube.com/

Cheers.

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2006 MHSAA BOYS AND GIRLS RESULTS
2006 MHSAA U.P. Division 1 Boys Golf Finals May 31 -Marquette

FINAL STANDINGS
1. Marquette - 303
2. Kingsford - 306
3. Calumet - 307
4. Negaunee - 321
5. Gladstone - 326
6. Menominee - 331
7. West Iron Country - 332
8. Houghton - 336
9. Iron Mountain - 342
10. Escanaba - 344

TOP INDIVIDUALS

1. Matt Seppala, Calumet - 73
2. Dan Ellis, Negaunee - 74
2. Scott Pulak, Marquette - 74
4. Derek Edlund, Kingsford - 75
5. Austin Gauthier, Marquette - 76
5. Collin Saint Onge, Marquette - 76
5. Carley Rastello, Calumet - 76
8. Eric Johnson, Marquette - 77
8. Matt Erickson, Kingsford - 77
8. Justin Groenveld, Kingsford - 77
8. Jake Groenveld, Kingsford - 77
8. Erik Galgord, Gladstone - 77

2006 MHSAA L.P. Division 1 Girls Golf Finals June 2-3 Forest Akers East - Michigan State University

Final Team Standings
(First Day - Second Day - Total)

1. Grand Blanc - 326 - 312 - 638
2. Ann Arbor Pioneer - 324 - 324 - 648
3. Farmington Hills Mercy - 324 - 330 - 654
4. Traverse City Central - 323 - 333 - 656
5. Brighton - 337 - 340 - 677
6. Temperance Bedford - 335 - 345 - 680
7. Rochester - 343 - 344 - 687
8. Clarkston - 340 - 353 - 693
9. Saline - 360 - 346 - 706
10. Northville - 357 - 350 - 707
11. Holt - 357 - 354 - 711
12. Grandville - 369 - 366 - 735
13. East Kentwood - 357 - 380 - 737
14. Rochester Adams - 368 - 373 - 741
15. Troy Athens - 376 - 393 - 769

Top Individuals
(First Day - Second Day - Total)

1. Shannon Warner, Livonia Churchill - 69 - 67 - 136
2. Amy Meier, Rochester - 77 - 70 - 147
2. Darby Peters, Lake Orion - 72 - 75 - 147
2. Ashley Bauer, Grand Blanc - 75 - 72 - 147
5. Elise Swartout, Ann Arbor Pioneer - 74 - 76 - 150
5. Stephanie Koske, Flint Carman-Ainsworth - 74 - 76 - 150
7. Caitlin Bennett, Grosse Pointe North - 75 - 76 - 151
7. Ashley Smith, Salem - 76 - 75 - 151
9. Britney Hamilton, Lake Orion - 78 - 74 - 152
10. Jackie Schram, Clarkston - 77 - 77 - 154

2006 MHSAA Boys Golf Dates

MHSAA 2006 Boys Golf Finals - October 20-21

2006 Finals Course assignments
Division 1 - Eagle Crest, Eastern Michigan University
Division 2 - Forest Akers East, Michigan State University
Division 3 - Forest Akers West, Michigan State University
Division 4 - The Meadows, Grand Valley State University
http://www.mhsaa.com/

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LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR CONFIRMS THAT SEVEN COUNTRIES MADE BIDS FOR 2011 SOLHEIM CUP
The women’s equivalent of the Ryder Cup, bids received by the deadline came from: England, Italy, Northern Ireland, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Spain.

An LET spokesman said: “These bids will be reviewed over the coming months and the LET will be looking to make a decision before the end of 2006.”

The next Solheim Cup takes place in Halmstad, Sweden, next September.

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DOAK OPENS SUNCADIA IN WASHINGTON
Renowned golf course architect Tom Doak met the challenge to create a course on a pristine piece of property that would reflect the natural setting of the soaring pines, peaceful woodlands and sunny meadows, as well as the streams and ponds that prosper along the eastern slope of the Cascades.

"We had no idea how great the views to the mountains would be until we started clearing out the fairways," reflected Doak, the guest of honor at the special dedication festivities. "But what we saw encouraged us to clear things out wider to open up the vistas. We even changed the routing a bit after the start of construction, moving the 16th green and 17th tee to take advantage of a prominent spot overlooking the river."

Tumble Creek is the second of three golf courses at Suncadia, a 6,300-acre resort community 80 miles east of Seattle, where residents and travelers alike enjoy a four-season recreation area adjacent to the 2.2 million acre Wenatchee National Forest. The Doak course joins the Arnold Palmer-designed Prospector, which debuted in the summer of 2005, and will be joined in 2007 by Rope Rider, designed by Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy. Both Prospector and Rope Rider are resort courses open to the public.

Taken and edited from a Kristen Hunter -Tumble Creek and Suncadia PR release

http://www.suncadia.com.

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MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION UPCOMING SHOWS
Jack Berry's Ireland Golf Part IV
Tom Doak and Jack Nicklaus Design Sebonak
The Tribute at Otsego Club
Arnold Palmer's-The Legend at Shanty Creek Resort
The Michigan Amateur at The Heather Course at Boyne Highlands
The 2nd Annual Native American Cup
The 2nd Annual League Championship Series
Harbor Point Golf Club
Upper Peninsula Golf-Greywalls, Chocolay Downs, Timberstone and Wild Bluff

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TODAY ON CHOK GOLF SHOW-1070 AM ON YOUR DIAL-Jim Zeh of Bucks Run GM, Jim Zeh chats about the golf at Bucks Run and the golf traffic that nearby Soaring Eagle brings to Mt. Pleasant. Check out the action at the CHOK Golf Radio Show with Tom Gibson. The show runs from 11:05 to 12:00 on CHOK, 1070 AM on your dial.

http://chok.com

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A NEW ONTARIO GOLF SITE EH?
Gary Levine dropped us a line to let us know he is developing a new Golfing Ontario site. It is still in the development stage, but deserves a look for those that are wanting to try out some Ontario golf. http://golfingontario.com

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SPRING EDITION OF THE MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE-ONLINE
Spring Issue 2006 Vol. 24, No.1
http://www.webgolfer.com/
The Heather at Boyne Highlands: Robert Trent Jones and Everett Kircher Shared a Dream
by Jack Berry
Villegas: The PGA Tour¹s Colorful Colombian
by Kelly Hill
Michigan¹s Island Golf Courses
by Art McCafferty
Tournament Action to Take Few Breaks This Summer
by Kelly Hill
Book Review-Match Made in Heaven
by Bernice Phillips
Book Review: King of Swings-Book Jacket
by Lanse Bannon
Slice of Life: Masters Memories
by Terry Moore

Readership of the Michigan Golfer Ezine averaged 9,789 per issue in 2005.

http://www.webgolfer.com/

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MICHIGAN TOURNAMENTS
http://michigangolfer. com/tournaments.html

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2006 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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