MEMBER MATCH SCHEDULE
2021 Member Match Schedule
Weekly League Play:Men’s Night – Friday’s (May 7-Sept 3) Women’s Day – Tuesday morning’s (May 11-TBD) Super Senior’s – Wednesday’s (June 2-Sept 8) Women’s WOW League – Wednesday afternoon’s (June 2-Sept 1)
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| Sunday May 16th | Club Opening | 8:00am & 1:30pm Shotguns |
| Saturday June 85th | Men’s and Women’s 2 Ball | 1:30pm Shotgun |
| Saturday June 12th | J.N.Pew & Women’s Handicap | 1:30pm Shotgun |
| Saturday June 26th | Linda Bond Memorial Castle Mixed Invitational | 1:30pm Shotgun |
| Sunday June 27th | Linda Bond Memorial Castle Mixed Invitational | 8:00am Shotgun |
| Saturday July 3rd | Mixed 2-Ball | 1:30pm Shotgun |
| Saturday July 18th | Family 2 Ball | 1:30pm Shotgun |
| Saturday August 7th | Club Championships | Tee Times |
| Sunday August 8th | Club Championships | Tee Times |
| Saturday September 18th | Schooner Invitational Round 1 | 9:30am Shotgun |
| Saturday September 18th | Schooner Invitational Round 2 | 9:30am Shotgun |
| Sunday September 26th | Member’s Closing Scramble | 8:00am & 1:30pm Shotguns |
| Thursday September 30th | Champions Reception | Details TBD |
Please note: Club events are meant to bring club members together in a fun and competitive environment. All members are encouraged to participate. Changes may be made to dates and start times, notice will be provided through Club emails and posters in the Main Foyer and Locker Rooms.
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TOP 10 REASONS YOUR JUNIOR SHOULD PLAY GOLF
- Enjoy the outdoors:Young people should play golf because it is an opportunity to spend a few hours in the fresh air. While playing golf, kids and teens can experience all types of animals and plants.
.9. Develop lifelong friendships: You never know who you will meet on a golf course and interaction with others allow kids to develop social skills.
- Practice personal responsibility: Sometimes the ball doesn’t always bounce your way, but regardless of the outcome, there is no blaming your teammates for what happens.
- Have a safe place to play:The golf course is a safe place and facilitates mentoring relationships in a safe environment. Even in the Covid-19 world.
- Manage emotions:Golf closely parallels real life as one experiences the highs and lows of the game. This range of experience from birdies to triple bogeys rewards a young person’s ability to keep each shot in perspective, manage one’s emotions, maintain a positive outlook and focus on the shot at hand.
- Appreciate diversity:Golf is a game that can be played for a lifetime by anyone regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, or skill level.
- Prepare for life:Golf is a sport that helps prepare kids and teens for careers in business and other professional arenas.
- Learn etiquette:Young people should play golf because it is based on characteristics that are missing in our society. Golf places an emphasis on etiquette. In golf there is no judge or referee; instead, players govern themselves and fellow competitors.
- Spend time with family:Golf is a game that encourages family participation.
1B. EXCERSISE: Golf is a sport that helps young and old people get off that couch. When you play golf, walking the golf course and carrying your bag, a 150-pound person burns 350 calories and walks more than 10,000 steps.
1A. IT’S FUN: What can be more fun than being at the golf course?