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February 2011 Press ForeWord ForeWord Magazine of the Pacific Northwest Section PGA A Journal for the Golf Professionals of the Pacific Northwest MSR Opportunities Valuable Time Spent Team Comella Wins Hawai’i Winter Pro-Am
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ssForeWordForeWordMagazine of the Pacific Northwest Section PGA
A Journal for the Golf Professionalsof the Pacific Northwest
MSR Opportunities
Valuable Time Spent
Team Comella Wins Hawai’i Winter Pro-Am
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C N NT TE SO
ExEcutivE DirEctor’s rEport
Jeff Ellison .................................................................................................4
pros on thE MovE
Billie Potter ...........................................................................................14
prEsiDEnt’s rEport
Steve Prugh ...............................................................................................2
tournaMEnt rEsults
Hawai’i Winter Pro-Am ..................................................................9
tEaM coMElla Wins haWai’i pro-aM
Molly Cooper .............................................................................................8
On the cover (L to R): Sam Bars, Rick Rooney, J.D. Hill, Kent Brook, Ray Comella
valuablE tiME spEnt
Jeff Beaudry .........................................................................................11Msr opportunitiEs
Jeff Ellison ............................................................................................12
nEW FacEs in thE sEction oFFicE
Jenna Moyè and Caitlin Holloway .....................................................15ForeWord Press is published by the Pacific Northwest Section, Professional Golfers' Association of America. Contributors should contact
the Section office at:
Dale Johnson Building6989 Littlerock Road SW
Tumwater, WA 98512(800) 688-4653
www.pnwpga.com
PresidentSteve Prugh
Vice PresidentMarcus King
SecretaryBryan Tunstill
DirectorsMatt Bunn
Mark KeatingGreg ManleyGreg MorrisTodd Nacke
David OwensDavid PorterBill Rosholt
Steve StenslandJohn Thorsnes
Honorary PresidentDan Hill
Executive Director/Managing Editor
Jeff Ellison
Editor/LayoutMarlena Cannon
Associate Editors Molly Cooper
Angela HinzpeterCaitlin Holloway
Jenna MoyèBillie Potter
Rebekah Woods
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The Section Board had its winter meeting this January and worked very hard for two days. I thank all of the Board Members for their hard work. This Board is running your Section in a very responsible way and is being a good steward of your PGA funds. We had much discussion about how to prioritize the Section funds and
will continue that process in the future. One of the areas that the Pacific Northwest Section has prioritized for many years is the tournament program. Our program is the strongest of any Section in the country. We can only continue that if we fill our tournaments. If you didn’t play in any Section events last year make it goal to play in one or two this year. They are a wonderful avenue to take some members, play great golf courses and get to know your members better.
Another area of emphasis is employment and how can we help members with their jobs. First you must be willing to help yourself. One of the important ways to do that is to fill out the member compensation survey. This truly gives our employment services people the information needed to help us. Click here or go to pgalinks.com to find the survey and fill it out before March 1st. Additionally, if you need help at your job, call Jeff Beaudry. Jeff is always there to help and is a great resource. Jeff can be reached by calling 801-568-3980 or via e-mail at [email protected].
Spring is just around the corner, it is time to get ready for the season. Our industry is about service; determine how you can service your members better and have a great season.
Steve Prugh
By Steve Prugh, PGA
prEsiDEnt’s rEport
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The following golf industry companies and their representatives drive financial support to Pacific Northwest Section member events and programs.
Gold Sponsors - over $20,000 per year
Partners - over $2,500 per year
Phoenix Fall Fousome
Hudson Cup Matches
Holcomb-In-OneLas Vegas Pro-Am Championship
Player of the Year
Senior Oregon Open
GOLFSCORECARDSI N C O R P O R A T E D
Washington Open Oregon Open
Northwest Open
Hole-In-One Honey PotHudson Cup Matches Birdies
for Charity
Senior Player of the Year
Northwest Open Invitational
Oregon Open Invitational
Senior Oregon Open
Oregon Open Invitational
Washington Open Invitational
Silver Sponsors - over $10,000 per year
Pacific Northwest Section AnnualWashington Open InvitationalPGA Professional Championship
Hawaii Pro-AmHudson Cup Matches
PGA Professional Championship
PNW Pro-Assistant
Membership HandbookPacific Northwest Pro-Amateur
ASSISTANT CHAMPIONSHIP
PNW Pro-AssistantWashington Open
sponsors
PNW PGA Pro-Assistant Championship
Pacific Northwest Pro-Amateur Championship
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Spring is just around the corner and with it the golf season will be in full swing. Our shops will be busy, we’ll be camped out on the lesson tee and there just won’t be time to sew up those last few MSR credits. If this is in your future, be sure you take advantage of our education programs and attend the Section Spring Meeting or your Chapter Meeting before time slips away.
The Professional Development Program cycle ends on June 15 but our schedule provides most of your opportunities NOW. Members, you can check your status by logging into your account at PGALinks. Your totals (and the details) are readily available so you can confirm your personal status.
Your Section Board with the help of the Chapter Boards has instituted a new initiative to recognize the efforts of our major sponsors and enhance the image of you the PGA Professional at your club and in the community. Each year, organizations like Camp Korey, the Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery, Patriot Golf Day and ChristieCare partner with the PGA to develop fantastic tournaments and develop important funding for local charities. The new initiative is designed to raise money for our charities and show our appreciation for the great work these charities do on our behalf to build excellent championships. As a PGA Professional, it can only enhance your position to be viewed by your members and customers as a champion of such great organizations. Our goal, develop turn-key programs you can institute with minimal disruption of your normal day that will benefit our charities. Look for more details in the near future on three programs – a special pro-am, PGA Golf Day, and simple Field Day donations at your club. If 100 clubs raised just $1,000 each that would be a pretty special effort. I know we can all raise $1,000!
With this issue of ForeWord Press we will start highlighting one PGA member benefit in each issue. We hope this helps you identify opportunities where you can take advantage of these programs. This month, we highlight Hertz. There are three elements to this program – Free Hertz #1 Club, a Discount Code for PGA Professionals and a Discount Code you can offer your golfers. With the #1 Club you by-pass the counter and your car is waiting. You will also earn Golf Retirement Plus incentives! The Discount Codes help you secure the best rates around….check them out and pass them on to your membership and customers. Details on the Hertz promotions can be found on page 11 and on PGALinks.
Marlena Cannon is hard at work redesigning the Section web
site. One new feature already in place is Section News. Visit the “Section News” link on the web site for short updates designed to keep you informed about happenings in the Section. Recent history does not support this but we really do try to avoid filling up your mailbox! Check the Section News link frequently for current events. There is also a calendar feature available through this link to help you see what is on the horizon.
We welcome two new staff members this month. Jenna Moye` joins the team as our Tournament Assistant helping Molly Cooper administer your tournament program. When Jenna calls, please call her back….you probably forgot to sign your entry! Caitlin Holloway is our new receptionist. Caitlin will be on the phones from 9:00 to 1:00 each day, managing our incoming lines to the rest of the staff can be hard at work. Angela will bring her up to speed quickly but please help Caitlin understand our PGA terminology when you call. It can be a little confusing to new people until they realize that the PGA, PPC, CPC and Section Championship are the same event!
Back by popular demand is the Senior Players Championship. We are working on dates, sites and perhaps a few format tweaks. Watch your email and ForeWord Press for more information. We will have it all worked out before the next issue.Sponsors, Sponsors, Sponsors….we are very lucky to receive tremendous support from many friends who make enhance our programs and purses. It is always helpful when I work the floor in Orlando to hear what great support our sponsors see from you the PGA Professional – thank you. As we open the New Year our sponsor list is pretty impressive:
Sterling Savings Bank: Washington Open, Oregon Open, •Northwest Open, Hole-In-One, Birdies for Charity
ClubCar:PacificNorthwestSectionAnnual•
E-Z Go: Membership Handbook cover•
Yamaha: Senior Player of the Year•
Sterling Cut Glass: Player of the Year and our trophies•
UnderArmour/GearforSports:HawaiiPro-Am,Hudson•Cup
Antigua:Holcomb-In-OneLasVegasPro-Am•
SunMountain:Holcomb-In-OneLasVegasPro-Amand•Oregon Open
Imperial:Holcomb-In-OneLasVegasPro-Am•
RangeServant:Holcomb-In-oneLasVegasPro-Am,•Member Handbook
By Jeff Ellison, PGA
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Bushnell,Bolle,Serengeti:Pro-AssistantChampionship•
Ogio:Pro-AssistantChampionship,HudsonCup•
Cutter&Buck:Pro-AssistantChampionship•
TaylorMadeadidasAshworth:WashingtonOpen,•Northwest Open
Bridgestone: Oregon Open•
Wildhorse Resort: Senior Oregon Open•
Burnett Sales (SkyCaddie, Maui Jim, Tour Edge, Ecco, •AmericanNeedle):NorthwestOpen
GolfBuddy:PacificNorthwestPro-Amateur•
HaasJordan:PacificNorthwestPro-Amateur•
Kelly Walker Sales (Maruman, Royal Collection, Diadora: •PacificNorthwestPro-Amateur
Richardson Caps: Hudson Cup•
Ping: Phoenix Fall Foursome•
Golf Scorecards: our score cards•
We are also in talks with Greg Norman, Sundog, Spirit Leatherworks, Oakley, Leupold, Global Tour Golf, Cobra/Puma and ProQuip.
I hope you agree this is a pretty good list of supporters. Please thank them!
At the Executive Director Conference just before the Show we received updates on a few new National sponsors. Look in your emails and on PGALinks for information on Oasis Outsourcing, KitchenAid, United Rentals, Validex and also a new cooperative approach to the sponsorship of the PGA Professional Championship.
Jeff
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Play the best courses that the Las Vegas area has to offer:, Bali Hai GC, Red Rock CC and Tuscany GC! Tournament headquarters for this exciting event will be Monte Carlo Resort & Casino.
Contact Jeff Ellison or Molly Cooper for details at:360-456-6496. Included in the price of this trip:
4 Nights lodging at the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino•Welcome Reception & Awards Dinner•3 Rounds of Golf w/ Carts and Range Balls•$18,000 Prize Fund (based on 24 teams)•Tee Prize Package.•
Limited to the first 24 Teams.
Las Vegas Pro-AmMarch 6-10 2011
Come play in the first Section event of the 2011 season! Pro-Assistant Teams are made up of Directors of Golf, General Managers, or Head Professionals paired with their Assistant Professionals.
Tournament format:Four-ball (36 holes)•No indiviual competition•Team skins•
Contact Jeff Ellison or Molly Cooper for details at:360-456-6496.
PNW PGA Pro-Assistant ChampionshipMarch 21-22 2011
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Twelve Section professionals and their members enjoyed the sunshine and hospitality of the Mauna Lani Bay Hotel on the Big Island for the 36th Annual Pacific Northwest PGA Winter Pro-Am. Host professional Tom Sursely welcomed the players to the popular Mauna Lani North and South courses in between excursions to the volcano, deep sea fishing and just soaking up some rays at the many beaches on the island. Temperatures stayed at 80 degrees all week for the players.
Congratulations to Ray Comella of Eastmoreland and his amateurs Sam Bars, Kent Brook, J.D. Hill and Rick Rooney for winning the grand prize in the popular stableford event! They won by eight points over the team from Wine Valley GC headed by professional John Thorsnes and amateurs Mike Kloenne, Tony Hoffman, Lonnie Ness and Dale Johnson.
Low professional honors went to Jason Aichele of Meadow Springs CC at 82 points once again. Ray Comella of Eastmoreland GC finished in second one point back.
Special thanks go to Jeff Peden and Gary Mogg of Under Armour and Gear Sports for bringing us this great sponsorship. In addition to their winter tans and the tournament payout, all players received an Under Armour shirt.
Thank you Jeff Peden, Gary Mogg and Under Armour for a great year!
haWai’i WintEr pro-aM
Team Comella Wins Hawai’i Winter Pro-AmBy Molly Cooper, PGADirector of Tournament Operations
Thank You
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tournaMEnt rEsults
Hawai’i Winter Pro-AmMauna Lani, Hawai’iJanuary 20-27. 2011
1 Widmayer, Kevin 44 $60.00
2 Palmer, Patrick 41 $55.00
3 Bars, Sam 40 $47.50
Johnson, Bob 40 $47.50
5 Tredway, Thomas 39 $40.00
6 Falconer, Rick 38 $33.00
Olshefsky, Diane 38 $33.00
Hallock, Dan 38 $33.00
9 Rooney, Rick 37 $27.50
Stringfellow, Mike 37 $27.50
11 Livingston, John 36 $8.00
Olshefsky, Darren 36 $8.00
Robinson, Dewayne 36 $8.00
1 Kloenne, Mike 39 $60.00
2 Stevens, Robert 36 $52.50
VanSchoiack, Jesse 36 $52.50
4 Bartholomew, Dick 35 $45.00
5 Ostrander, Jim 33 $40.00
Net Gross
1 Aichele, Jason 43 $60.00
2 Thorsnes, John 41 $50.00
3 Rath, Scott 40 $45.00
4 Westling, Ted 38 $40.00
Pro
Round One - South Course
1 Black, Darren - Olshefsky, Jim - Olshefsky, Diane - Olshefsky, Darren – Widmayer, Kevin 137 $225.00
Thorsnes, John - Kloenne, Mike - Hoffman, Tony - Ness, Lonnie - Johnson, Dale 137 $225.00
3 Cooper, Molly - Cudd, Bruce - Hallock, Dan - MacGregor, Ed - Rolph, Kevin 133 $175.00
Comella, Ray – Bars, Sam – Brook, Kent – Hill, J.D. – Rooney, Rick 133 $150.00
Team
Round Two - North Course
1 Ostrander, Jim 41 $60.00
2 Stringfellow, Mike 39 $55.00
3 Harmon, Dan 38 $47.50
Tredway, Thomas 38 $47.50
5 Goodrich, Dan 37 $40.00
6 Bars, Sam 36 $35.00
Johnson, Bob 36 $35.00
8 Falconer, Rick 35 $31.25
Olshefsky, Diane 35 $31.25
Rooney, Rick 35 $31.25
11 Brook, Kent 34 $4.00
Hoffman, Tony 34 $4.00
Olshefsky, Darren 34 $4.00
Olson, Jim 34 $4.00
Read, Jon 34 $4.00
1 VanSchoiack, Jesse 38 $60.00
2 Stevens, Robert 36 $55.00
3 Kloenne, Mike 35 $50.00
4 Bartholomew, Dick 32 $45.00
5 Richardson, Rick 30 $31.25
Net Gross
1 Comella, Ray 40 $60.00
2 Aichele, Jason 39 $50.00
3 Thorsnes, John 38 $42.50
Fredrickson, Sean 38 $42.50
Pro
1 Comella, Ray – Bars, Sam – Brook, Kent – Hill, J.D. – Rooney, Rick 131 $250.00
2 Thorsnes, John - Kloenne, Mike - Hoffman, Tony - Ness, Lonnie - Johnson, Dale 129 $200.00
3 Coury, Mike – Tredway, Thomas - Stevens, Robert – Livingston, John – Wiedrich, Duwayne 128 $175.00
4 Westling, Ted – Johnson, Bob – Olson, Jim – Plough, Harold – Read, Jon 127 $75.00
Fredrickson, Sean – Bartholomew, Dick – Falconer, Rick – Stadum, Steve – Coker, Edward 127 $75.00
Team
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Round Three - South Course
1 Rooney, Rick 46 $60.00
2 Naumes, Michael 44 $55.00
3 Tredway, Thomas 41 $50.00
4 Hoffman, Tony 40 $42.50
Stringfellow, Mike 40 $42.50
6 Harmon, Dan 39 $35.00
Olshefsky, Darren 39 $35.00
8 Hallock, Dan 38 $28.00
Kriskovich, Jim 38 $28.00
Palmer, Patrick 38 $28.00
11 Johnson, Dale 37 $8.00
Keller, John 37 $8.00
McConnell, Bill 37 $8.00
1 Stevens, Robert 39 $60.00
2 VanSchoiack, Jesse 37 $55.00
3 Livingston, John 36 $50.00
4 Kloenne, Mike 35 $42.50
Ostrander, Jim 35 $42.50
Net
Gross
1 Comella, Ray 41 $60.00
2 Rath, Scott 37 $50.00
3 Aichele, Jason 36 $32.00
Fredrickson, Sean 36 $32.00
Black, Darren 36 $32.00
Pro
1 Comella, RayBars, SamBrook, KentHill, J.D.Rooney, Rick
144 $250.00
2 Blandel, NormKeller, JohnNaumes, MichaelDewayne RobinsonZinzer, Dan
137 $200.00
3 Pickeral, CoryGoodrich, DanMcConnell, BillStringfellow, MikeWilliams, Jim
135 $175.00
4 Coury, MikeTredway, Thomas Stevens, RobertLivingston, JohnWiedrich, Duwayne
134 $75.00
Aichele, JasonBanko, WayneOstrander, JimVanSchoiack, JesseKriskovich, Jim
134 $75.00
Team
(Hawai’i Winter Pro-Am results continued)
Totals: Best 2 of 3
1 Comella, RayBars, SamBrook, KentHill, J.D.Rooney, Rick
133-144 = 277 $250.00
2 Thorsnes, JohnKloenne, MikeHoffman, TonyNess, LonnieJohnson, Dale
137-132 = 269 $225.00
3 Black, DarrenOlshefsky, JimOlshefsky, DianeOlshefsky, DarrenWidmayer, Kevin
137-130 = 267 $200.00
4 Aichele, JasonBanko, WayneOstrander, JimVanSchoiack, JesseKriskovich, Jim
132-134 = 266 $87.50
Blandel, NormKeller, JohnNaumes, MichaelDewayne RobinsonZinzer, Dan
129-137 = 266 $87.50
Team
Ladies
1 Sally Stadum 36 $65.00
2 Sue Bartholomew 35 $55.00
3 Susan Hoffman 34 $50.00
4 Barb Falconer 32 $45.00
5 Cecilia Don 28 $40.00
6 Claudia Ness 15 $35.00
7 Nanci Thorsnes 12 $30.00
Joan Goodrich 12 $30.00
1 Aichele, Jason 82 $60.00
2 Comella, Ray 81 $50.00
3 Thorsnes, John 79 $45.00
4 Rath, Scott 77 $40.00
Pro
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Valuable Time SpentBy Jeff Beaudry, PGAPGA Employment Services
Right now it may be hard to imagine how busy PGA Professionals are in high season, so the need to take some time in the off-season to recharge is understandable. One of the best ways to look forward to the upcoming season is to enjoy a less hectic pace when it is available.
That being said, there are a few important things you can do to assist not only your employer, but yourself and your future.
Review Career Links Profile. There have been a number •of attractive opportunities this hiring season and we never know when just the right opportunity for you will come up. Take a few minutes and make sure your CareerLinks ProFile reflects your skills and preferences.
Complete 2011 Compensation Survey. The •Compensation Survey provides vital data as you calculate your value and also as you consider other opportunities.
Update your resume. As employers allow less and •less time between the time you are notified and the resume deadline, candidates often feel they don’t have sufficient time to put their best resume effort in front of the committee. As one of my Employment Services colleagues noted: “A job search is like a golf tournament – except only first place gets paid.” Be sure to devote the effort that gives you the best chance to be selected.
Utilize the PGA Professional Report. Utilize this template •to itemize and demonstrate your value.
Review PGA Best Practices. Your fellow professionals •have listed some of their most successful programs and practices on PGALinks.com. Surfing through them, you are certain to find something to incorporate into your operation.
Prepare a 2011 Business Plan detailing strategy to increase •rounds/revenue and customer service and how that will positively affect bottom line.
Finally, contact your Employment Consultant for •assistance with:
Career Links Profile•Reviewing resume•Short and long-term career strategy•Employment Services tools available to PGA •members
As you review these items and have questions, please allow me to be of assistance. Jeff Beaudry is a PGA member serving the Colorado, Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountain and Utah sections. He can be reached at (801) 568-3980 or [email protected]
As a PGA Professional, youand a spouse are entitled to a complimentary membership in Hertz #1 Club Gold (a
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If you are enrolled in Golf Retirement Plus™, you are eligible to earn a 2% incentive on all rentals by clicking here and completing the formwithin 30 days of therentalreturndate.
Adiscountprogramisavailableforyoutoextendtotheclubmembersandguestsatyourfacility.Theprogramoffers a discount of up to 20% off the best available daily, weekend, weekly or monthly rates when utilizing CDP#1899504.Thisprogramcanbepromotedinyourclubnewslettersandwebsites.
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EMployMEnt sErvicEs
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Msr opportunitiEs
By Jeff Ellison, PGA
The current MSR cycle ends on June 15, 2011 and members will not only need their total of 54 credits but 12 of those credits will need to be in Meetings and 12 will need to be in Education. You can check your personal MSR status by logging into your PGALinks account. Your credit balance will be right there on your home page and the detail is available with one more click.
For those who are short a few credits, the Meeting Credits seem to be the problem. To provide all members the opportunity to complete their requirements before the deadline, the Section and Chapter Spring Meeting schedule is listed here. There are plenty of credits still available but please plan ahead so you avoid Class F status on June 16. There will be no additional meetings scheduled in the Section or Chapters prior to the deadline.
Section Spring Meeting (6 credits)
March 21 at 7:00 PM (following round 1 of the Pro-Assistant •Championship) at Tacoma C&GC
Chapter Spring Meetings (4 credits)
Western WA: February 15, Meridian Valley CC at 10:00 AM•Inland Empire: February 20, Sweet 16 Seminar at Coeur d’ •Alene Resort at 7:00 PMCentral WA: February 28, Canyon Lakes GC at 10:00 AM•Oregon: March 10, Willamette Valley CC at 9:30 AM•Western MT: March 13, Polson Bay GC at 6:00 PM •(tentative.)
New this year, the Section Officers are hosting four Town Hall Meetings. These meetings are designed to improve member communication and involvement. The Town Hall Meetings are worth 2 credits each and will follow the events held that day.
Central WA: February 24, Wildhorse Resort (Blue Mountain •Pro-Pro)Western WA: March 28, Meridian Valley CC (WA Chapter •Pro-Am)Oregon: May 9, Oswego Lake CC (OR Chapter Pro-Am)•Inland Empire: May 23, Manito G&CC (Chapter Pro-Am)•
Look for specific times on the Section web site, pnwpga.com as we approach each Town Hall Meeting.
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Naturally, members should attend meetings in their local area but you are always welcome to attend any of these meetings, even if they are in another Chapter.
Additionally, we have three great education programs for you this winter to improve your skills as a PGA Golf Professional and earn you MSR credits in education.
Sweet 16 SeminarRevived last year, the Sweet 16 allows you to earn 16 Education MSR’s while staying at the Coeur d’ Alene Resort. Andy Mackimmie has put together another great program for you, February 21-22.Click here for brochure and to register.
Bandon Dunes WorkshopOur always popular Bandon Dunes Workshop features the chance to play great their great golf courses while still learning to be a better player and teacher. Held February 7-9, we still have room. This workshop also offers 16 Education MSR’s.Click here for brochure and to register.
All of this information is available on our website, www.pnwpga.com. Please check out the Section News periodically for updates.
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As part of the PGA of America’s commitment to
employment, regional Career Service Consultants
have been hired to serve the needs of PGA Members
and clubs. The Northwest Regional Employment
Services Consultant who services the Pacific
Northwest is Jeff Beaudry.
Jeff is a multi-year veteran of the Employment
Services Department. He was the Executive Director
of the Utah Section PGA for 11 years and is a
tremendous asset to the members and apprentices
in the Pacific Northwest. He works closely with
the Section to improve employment situations,
assist professionals in finding new positions or
negotiating their current position, and act as an
adviser on career related topics. He is instrumental
in the administration of CareerLinks, and will help
train our Career Services Committee in all aspects
of their duties.
Jeff is available for individual consultation; if you
have a question or concern regarding employment,
please contact Jeff Beaudry by calling (801) 568-3980
or via e-mail at [email protected].
Jeff Beaudry, Employment Services Consultant
by Billie Potter, Membership Services Director
Employment Changes in the Pacific Northwest Section
Bruce Furman from Pumpkin Ridge-Ghost Creek •to Langdon Farms GC (A-14).
Douglas M. Gullikson from Tacoma Firs GC to •Olympia Golf LC (A-1).
Erik J. Mettille from Sunriver-Crosswater Course •to Bandon Dunes GR (A-8).
Greg M. Rowley from Pick it Up Publishing to •The Club at Black Rock (A-9).
Section Changes in to the Pacific Northwest Section
Austin J. Kingsley from Utah Section to •Pronghorn (A-8).
David I. Kass from S. Florida Section to Sahalish •Cliffs GC (A-7)
Section Changes out of the Pacific Northwest Section
Bradley K. Leiken from Emerald Valley GC to •Gateway Section.
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Exceptional Experiences. Unparalleled Value. www.okigolf.com
Home of the Huskies
COURSE REQUIREMENTSUSGA RULES GOVERN ALL PLAY EXCEPT WHERE LOCAL RULES PREVAIL
Playing from the proper tees; keeping pace with the group immediately ahead of you; and completing your round in a timely manner are of the essence. Please repair all marks on greens, rake bunkers, and replace all divots with sand. Please observe all golf course signage, posted cart rule in effect as well as all hazard
and out of bounds markers. Course fencing is considered out of bounds. Obstructions include cart paths, buildings on course and staked trees. Bridges are to be played as part of the hazard. Native waste areas are to be played through the green. All wooded areas if not marked, should be played as lateral hazards.
Holes 1, 4, 10, 13 and 14. Flags: Purple - Front; White - Center; Gold - Back. Sprinkler heads measured to the center of the green.
RECOMMENDED TEES OF PLAY Husky Tee Permission Required Senior Tee HDCP 0-6 Junior Tee HDCP 7-18 Sophomore Tee HDCP 19-24 Freshman Tee HDCP 25+
Golf Course Architects - John Fought & Orrin Vincent
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GOLF CLUB ~ 14330 SE HUSKY WAY ~ AUBURN, WA 98092Reservations: (253) 333-5000 ~ www.washingtonnationalgolfclub.com
Home of the Huskies
RULES~ USGA Rules apply except as modified by local rules.~ Please repair ball marks immediately upon reaching each green. ~ Rake bunkers and place rakes outside bunkers.~ Stone Creek is a non-metal spike facility.~ Lateral water hazards defined by red stakes.~ Out of bounds is defined by white stakes and fences.~ Players are expected to keep up with the group in front and play without delay. Play “Ready Golf”.~ The golfer is responsible for injury or damage to property resulting from errant golf balls. Please report incidents to Pro Shop.
14603 SOUTH STONERIDGE DRIVE ~ OREGON CITY, OR 97045(503) 518-4653 ~ www.stonecreekgolfclub.net
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DAVID PHIPPSGolf Course Superintendent
GORDON TOLBERTGeneral ManagerPGA Professional
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Pace of Play Policy: 18 holes should be finished in 4 hours and 30 minutes or less. DATE SCORER ATTEST
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1. USGA Rules apply except as modified by local rules. 2. Please keep power and pull carts on paths around tees and greens. 3. All cart paths to be treated as obstructions. 4. Yellow stakes mark water hazards. Red stakes mark lateral hazards. 5. All drainage ditches not staked as hazards are to be treated as obstructions. 6. Alternate ball drop areas on #10 and #17 designated by white circle. 7. All yardage markers measured to center of the green. 8. Please rake bunkers, replace divots and repair ball marks. 9. Please allow faster players to play through. 10. Observe cart path rules for the day. 11. Proper dress code and golf etiquette must be observed. 12. Free lift from all flower beds.It is Club Policy that all groups should strive to play 18 holes in 4 hours and 30 minutes or less.
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CANTERWOOD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB • GIG HARBOR, WA 98332 • (253) 851-1745
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LOCAL RULES:• Environmentally Sensitive areas are treated as lateral hazards. A ball coming to rest in these areas cannot be searched for and must be abandoned. Drop a ball as near as possible to the point where the original ball entered the hazard adding one stroke to your score.• All yardages are measured to the center of the green.• Avoid slow play – keep up with the group ahead of you.• Be courteous, invite faster players through.
• Each player must have an individual set of clubs.• Management reserves the right to refuse and/or suspend play privileges for abuse of course rules or etiquette.• No outside alcoholic beverages may be brought onto golf course property.
DRIVE THE GOLF CARS SAFELY AND OBEY THE FOLLOWING RULES:
• Must have a valid driver’s license.• No more than two people per golf car.• Park all golf cars on the path near greens and tee boxes.• Keep golf cars out of long grass.• Report any problems with golf cars to pro shop at the end of your round.• Please keep golf cars 30 feet from tees and greens at all times.
PLEASE…• Replace all divots. Repair all ball marks.• Rake sand traps.• Play ready golf; a foursome should play in a maximum of 4 hrs. and 30 min.• Place all litter in trash containers.
USGA RULES WILL GOVERN ALL PLAY EXCEPT WHERE LOCAL RULES APPLY
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USGA RULES GOVERN ALL PLAY EXCEPT WHERE MODIFIED BY LOCAL RULES
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. All yardages from sprinkler heads are marked to the center of the green.2. Our staff requests that players replace divots, rake sand traps and repair ball marks.3. We believe that a quality round of golf should not exceed 41/4 hours. Please keep up with the group in front and allow faster players to play through.4. Yellow stakes designate a water hazard, red stakes designate a lateral water hazard and white stakes and the inside edge of city street designate out of bounds.
GOLF CART RESTRICTIONS
1. Golf cart operators are required to be at least 16 years of age.2. Golf carts should remain on the paths whenever possible. Carts may drive 90° unless requested otherwise.3. Par threes require golf carts to remain on paths at all times.
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FRANK BURANDTCourse Architect
AARON LYNNHead Professional
355 STON ERI D GE RD.BLANCHARD, ID 83804
(208) 437-GOLFwww.stoneridgeidaho.com
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LATERAL HAZARDS defined by red lines; location indicated by red stakes.OUT OF BOUNDS defined by white posts.YARDAGES on sprinkler heads and tee stones measured to
center of green.ETIQUETTE
PACE OF PLAY - Target time for 18 holes is 4 hours or less.IN POSITION shall be described as immediately behind the
group in front, not immediately in front of the group behind.CART RULE is 90 degrees unless otherwise indicated on day of play.
Carts must stay on paths on all Par 3 holes. Carts must stay at least 30 yards from all greens and tees.
PLEASE FILL DIVOTS with sand & seed mixture provided on cart.PLEASE REPAIR ALL BALL MARKS.DRESS CODE - Appropriate golf attire required. Please check with golf shop regarding
what is appropriate. THANK YOU FOR WEARING NON METAL SPIKES.ALL GOLFERS must check in the golf shop prior to accessing the golf course.
PO BOX 887, ROSLYN, WASHINGTON 98941
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~ Non-metallic spikes only.~ Out of Bounds is defined by all perimeter fencing.~ Proper golf attire is required.~ 150 yard markers are measured to center of green.~ Cart path only on all Par 3’s and Holes #4 and #15.
~ The red barn on hole #8 is played as an integral part of the golf course.~ Replace divots, repair ballmarks and rake bunkers. ~ Please observe all directional signage.~ Enjoy yourself and your game!
24377 NE AIRPORT ROAD ~ AURORA, OR 97002 ~ www.langdonfarms.com ~ (503) 678-4653 (GOLF)
SPEED OF PLAY: Players must maintain their position on the course at all times. Groups falling behind may be required to skip a hole in order to maintain pace of play. All play is expected to finish in 4hours and 15 minutes.
U.S.G.A. RULES GOVERN ALL PLAYLOCAL RULES
HOLE1. Rhododendron2. Long John3. Little Bend4. Raleigh Station5. Homestead6. Barn7. Bristol8. Fanno9. Dickson
HOLE10. Beaver11. Mallard12. Bridge13. Fir14. Dogwood15. Firlock Station16. Big Bend17. Island18. Home
5900 SW Scholls Ferry Road, Portland, OregonPh: (503) 292-2778 Fax: (503) 292-9177
OUT OF BOUNDS - Fences along club property lines on Holes 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 18; or as indicated by white stakes.
EMBEDDED BALL - Anywhere ‘through the green’ a ball which is embedded in its own pitch-mark in ground other than sand may be lifted without penalty, cleaned and dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay but not nearer the hole.
MARGINS of water hazards are defined by yellow stakes or lines; of lateral water hazards by red stakes or lines.
YARDAGE on a sprinkler head indicates distance in a straight line to the center of the green.
ETIQUETTE Please be aware of your pace of play to ensure the enjoyment of other players. Please repair ball marks, divots, rake bunkers and observe other golf etiquette. Cell phones discouraged.
1946 P.G.A. Championship1947 Ryder Cup Matches
Site of:1999 U.S.G.A. Senior Amateur
1955 Western Open1982 U.S.G.A. Senior Open
Course record 63 Ben Hogan and Cary Middlecoff
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