The PGA Golf Professional’s Code of...

The PGA Golf Professional’s Code of Ethics

The objective of the Professional Golfers’ Association is to elevate the standards of the Professional Golfer’s vocation; to promote interest in the game of golf; to protect the mutual interest of members; to hold meetings and tournaments for the benefit of its members; to assist deserving unemployed members to obtain a position; to improve the economic opportunities of members by the encouragement of contracts of employment that contemplate improvement in the profession through substantial adherence to Guidelines and Goals of Employment established by the Board of Directors; to institute a benevolent fund for the relief of deserving members; and to effect any other objective which may be determined from time to time by the Association. The name “Professional Golfer” must be a synonym and pledge of honor, service and fair dealing.

His professional integrity, fidelity to the game of golf and a sense of his great responsibility to employers and employees, manufacturers and clients and to his fellow Professionals transcends thought of material gain in the motives of the true Professional Golfer. In fulfillment of the purpose to which it is dedicated, the Association enjoins upon its membership rigid observance of its Code of Ethics.

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2013 Gateway PGA Officers and Directors Gateway PGA Section President.........................……Joe Schwent Metro St. Louis................Shawn Barnes 17269 Wild Horse Creek Rd, Suite 110 Vice-President................…….Nathan Charnes Out state Missouri...........Paul Leahy Chesterfield, MO 63005 Secretary-Treasurer......……Benjiman Kent No. Mo./No. Ill.................Gideon Smith Phone: (636) 532-3355 Past President................…….Mike Miller So. Mo./So. Ill...................Mark Faulkner Junior: (636) 532-9191 President’s Appointment ….Kevin Schaeffer District 7 Director............Bob Philbrick Fax: (636) 532-0435 Toll Free: (877) 356-GOLF (4653) E-mail: [email protected] website: www.gatewaypga.org

2013 Committee Chairmen Awards………………………………………… Nathan Charnes Budget…………………………………………. Nathan Charnes/Mike Miller Education……………………………………… Brian Schmersahl Election………………………………………... Past Presidents Employment…………………………………… Craig Liddle Foundation……………………………………. Jeffrey Field Foundation In-School Programs……………. Barbara Blanchar Golf Sale………………………………………. Joe Schwent Growth of the Game………………………….. Rob Sedorcek Junior Golf……………………………………. Joe Schwent Long Range Planning………………………… Jeff Whitfield Marketing & Promotions …………………… Steve Finn Membership…………………………………… Tim Davenport/Ben Kent Rules of Golf…………………………………... Jesse Barge Social………………………………………….. Kevin Schaeffer Sponsorship…………………………………… Mike Tucker Teaching………………………………………. Dennis Biedenstein/Barbara Blanchar Tournaments………………………………….. Scott Brauer/Brett Moomey Tournaments – Assistants……………………. Michael Leotta Tournaments - Seniors……………………….. Mike Brengard/Brad Hulett

Gateway PGA Section Office Staff Executive Director .............................................. Josh Riley, PGA / [email protected] Assistant Exec. Director ..................................... Steve Finn, PGA / [email protected] Foundation Operations Director ....................... Ali Wells, PGA / [email protected] Director of Junior Golf ................................. Alex Anderson / [email protected] Foundation Administrative Assistant ................... Lindsay Riley / [email protected] AP/AR/Membership ............................................ Susan Bender / [email protected] Rules Official .......................................................... Bob Shogren / [email protected]

Gateway PGA Hall of Fame Milton Marusic 1992 Bob Jones 2004 Al Chandler 1995 Richard Poe 2004 Joe Dodich 1995 Jerry Ray 2004 Jim Fogertey 1995 Steve Spray 2006 Joe Jiminez 1995 Steve Heckel 2008 Dick Shaiper 1995 Lynn Rosely 2008 Bob Goalby 2000 Bill Hall 2010 Denny Walters 2000 Terry Houser 2010 E.J. Dutch Harrison 2002 Jim Cochran 2002

Contents

Code of Ethics Officers and Directors, Staff, Hall of Fame

2012 Final Point Standings 2012 Award Recipients

2013 Professional and Junior Tournament Schedules Amateur Event Schedules

PGA Section listings Golf Associations

Media List Constitution and By-Laws Tournament Regulations

Membership Classifications Alphabetical Gateway PGA Facilities List

Alphabetical Gateway PGA Professional List Advertisers Listings Advertisers Index

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2012 Gateway PGA Champions and Award Winners Player of the Year Bob Gaus Professional of the Year Nathan Charnes Senior Player of the Year JC Anderson Assistant of the Year Brett Moomey Assistant Player of the Year Shane Blankenship Junior Golf Leader Todd Meyer Super Senior Player of the Year Steve Heckel` Teacher of the Year Mark Christensen Ladies Player of the Year Barbara Blanchar Bill Strausbaugh Award Paul Leahy President’s Plaque for Growth of the Game Mike Suhre/Kevin Corn Horton Smith Award Ben Kent Match Play Champion Bob Gaus Merchandiser of the Year – Private Ryan Johnson Team Champions Gideon Smith & Jeff Escott Merchandiser of the Year – Public Jim Knoesel Section Champion Bob Gaus Merchandiser of the Year – Resort Paul Leahy Senior Section Champion Nash Haxel Sales Rep of the Year-Hard Goods Chris Hahn Assistants Champion Jeff Schmid Sales Rep of the Year-Soft Goods Mike Govern PNC Champion Mark Faulkner Players Champion Adam Betz/Steve Lotz

2012 Gateway PGA Final Point Standings Regular Points Jason Woods 21.00 Kelly King 50.00 Larry Emery 90.00

Bob Gaus 668.66 Kelly King 20.50 Michael Leotta 47.00 Mark Marcuzzo 78.00 JC Anderson 585.58 Jeffrey Allen 20.39 Brian Kuddes 45.00 Mike Brengard 50.00 Mike Suhre 556.58 Daryl Hartig 18.00 James Maxam 42.50 Gary Mitchell 48.50 Mark Faulkner 478.33 Michael Brown 15.00 Mike Kilpatrick 41.00 Garth Bayer 48.50 Brian Fogt 334.30 Steve Finn 13.50 Trey Strong 36.00 Brad Hulett 48.00 Shane Blankenship 323.33 Nick Siudela 11.00 Matt Gindler 35.00 Terry Schwab 35.00 Mike Tucker 282.22 Brian Kuddes 11.00 Brandon Smith 34.50 Ronald Kosmatka 34.50 Gideon Smith 252.50 Michael E. Wagner 9.50 Ben Biersner 33.80 David Furlong 32.50 Jeffrey Schmid 206.67 Mark Dwornicki 9.50 Drew Huelsing 32.50 Daryl Hartig 30.00 Kevin Triefenbach 205.00 Andy Church 8.50 Jordan Cox 31.67 Ronald Akin 27.00 Jeff Whitfield 198.50 Ron Kosmatka 7.89 James Noelke 31.67 Steve Heckel 24.00 Rob Sedorcek 195.00 Brandon Coffey 7.50 Brad Dean 30.00 James Sutzer 22.50 Ryan Roy 190.53 Matt Ruehling 6.50 Scott Kunz 26.00 Fred Friedman 16.00 Ty Zimmerman 184.50 Kevin Schaeffer 5.00 Martin Krulatz 23.00 Mike Kilpatrick 13.50 Scott Brauer 164.83 TJ Valvo 5.00 Kevin Stull 23.00 Christopher Bivens 13.50 Bobby Pavelonis 127.50 Brian Laur 3.50 Wesley McVey 21.50 Steve Belton 11.00 Nash Haxel 119.50 Terry Schwab 3.50 Michael E. Wagner 20.00 Michael Wensing 9.00 Jeff Escott 117.00 Tory Hayes 0.83 Nic Bunning 20.00 Super Senior Points Scott Bess 105.50 Ben Biersner 0.83 Brian Lein 18.00 Steve Heckel 460.00 John Gilchrist 96.25 Assistants Points Spencer Wilson 17.00 Mike Brengard 382.50 Larry Emery 94.67 Shane Blankenship 692.47 Benjamin Moore 11.00 Bill Hall 237.50 Justin Auping 74.33 Ty Zimmerman 588.33 Ryan E. Martin 8.00 Bill Proctor 187.50 Brian Schmersahl 74.00 Adam Betz 500.00 Laith Ali 5.50 Samuel Gilliland 130.00 James Maxam 70.39 Jeffrey Schmid 482.33 Senior Points Scott Bess 104.00 Loel Fischer 67.50 Justin Auping 418.80 JC Anderson 550.00 Michael Wensing 100.00 Brett Moomey 52.22 Larry Emery 298.33 Brian Fogt 529.00 Brad Hulett 97.50 Barbara Blanchar 50.50 Brett Moomey 270.80 Bob Gaus 485.00 Charles Stock 60.00 Rick Ewing 44.50 Loel Fischer 256.33 Mark Faulkner 395.00 Ralph Tiffany 50.00 Craig Liddle 43.50 Cameron Faulkner 185.00 Jeff Whitfield 352.50 Michael Murphy 50.00 RJ Johnson 42.50 Bobby Pavelonis 157.50 Steve Lotz 341.00 Richard Poe 40.00 Dennis Biedenstein 41.39 Brandon Coffey 115.33 Nash Haxel 275.00 Perry Wergin 35.00 Tom Sipula 40.39 George Schrage 89.00 Walt Siemsglusz 274.00 Ladies Points Steve Lotz 29.50 Steve Autry 85.00 David Levine 215.00 Barbara Blanchar 550.00 Bryan McMurray 28.83 Richard Niedergerke 78.00 Doug Castellari 144.50 Helen Kurtin 130.00 Grant Masson 25.00 Mark Dwornicki 76.50 Scott Bess 129.00 Jeff Field 24.22 Aaron Coon 66.50 Archer Logan 95.50

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MAY 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 GPGA Match Play Champ. Con’t. Annbriar GC

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JUNE 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Senior Match Play Championship Sunset Hills Cc

US Open Merion GC

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AUGUST 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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SEPTEMBER 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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OCTOBER 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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2013 AMATEUR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS METROPOLITAN AMATEUR GOLF ASSOCIATION Contact: Curt Rohe (314) 576-3700 [email protected] TBD Gateway Cup Matches TBD May 4-5 Metro Match Play Championship Old Warson CC May 15 U.S. Open Qualifying (Local) Aberdeen GC May 18-19 Normandie Amateur Normandie GC May 24 U.S. Women’s Amat Public Links Qual Sunset CC May 30 U.S. Women’s Open Qual. (36 holes) Algonquin GC June 3 U.S. Open Qual. (Sectional-36 holes) Old Warson CC June 8-9 East Side Amateur .. Belk Park GC June 11-12 U.S. Amateur Public Links Qual. Clinton Hill GC TBD MAGA Junior Amateur Champ. TBD June 24 U.S. Senior Open Qualifying Quincy CC June 26 U.S. Girls’Junior Amateur Qualifying Bogey Hills CC July 1 U.S. Junior Amateur Qual (36 holes) WingHaven CC July 8 MAGA Amat Champ Qual (If needed) Franklin County CC July 11-13 MAGA Open Championship CC of St. Albans July 16-17 MAGA Women’s Amateur Champ. St. Louis CC July 18-19 U.S. Amateur Qualifying Norwood Hills CC August 1-3 MAGA Amateur Championship Persimmon Woods GC TBD USGA Senior Amateur Qualifying TBD August 19-20 MAGA Senior Amateur Championship.Sunset CC August 26 U.S. Mid-Amateur Qualifying Forest Hills CC TBD MAGA Four-Ball Champ (Gross&Net) TBD October 19-20 Mid-America Junior Cup Matches Kansas City, MO ST. LOUIS WOMEN’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION www.mowomensga.org April 12 Spring Meeting Glen Echo CC April 26 Opening Day Scramble CC of St. Albans May 17 Tournament of a Lifetime Greenbriar CC June 4-6 Three Day Stroke Bogey Hills/Westwood/Forest Hills July 19 Mixed Event Glen Echo CC August 5-9 Invitational Championship Sunset CC August 12-13 Junior Championship Algonquin GC August 23 Senior Tournament St. Louis CC September 13 Susan E. Shepherd Charity Event Old Warson CC September 26 Best Ball Whitmoor CC October 3 Closing Golf and Meeting St. Clair CC

MISSOURI GOLF ASSOCIATION (See website for qualifying sites and dates) (573) 636-8994 www.mogolf.org [email protected] April 13-14 Porto Cima Four Ball Championship Porto Cima May 21-22 Senior Four Ball Championship Payne Stewart GC June 18-23 Missouri Amateur Championship Blue Springs CC July 15-17 Stroke Play Championship Meadowbrook CC July 29-30 Father/Son Championship Porto Cima August 17-18 Four Ball Championship Ledgestone GC September 5-7 Missouri Open Club at Old Hawthorne September 14-15 Mid-America Championship Silo Ridge GC September 26-27 Senior Amateur Championship Norwood Hills CC TBD State Club Team Championship Porto Cima TBD Hieronymus Cup Matches TBD MISSOURI WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION www.mowomensga.org May 21-22 Two Lady Scramble Franklin County CC June 6-7 Junior Championship Lake Valley G&CC June 24-25 Junior Girls Four State Championship Manhattan GC July 9-11 Amateur Championship Old Kinderhook July 22-23 Mid Amateur Championship CC of Missouri August 1-2 Fore State Championship Twin Hills CC September 17-18 Senior Championship Cape Girardeau CC ST. LOUIS MEN’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION Contact: Roy Wilson, Exec. Director (636) 928-5056 [email protected] www.stldga.com Entry forms available at your Pro Shop or on-line at www.stldga.com April 21 Jack Geiss Two Man Team Sunset Hills CC May 1 District Challenge Persimmon Woods GC May 13 Bob Cochran Mid-Am Championship Fox Run GC June 12-13 Hardin Junior Championship Greenbriar Hills CC June 26 Etzkorn Pro 3-Senior Tournament Lake Forest CC July 25-28 94th Greisedieck Men’s Championship Whitmoor CC August 2 Salomon Father & Son Tournament CC of St. Albans Aug. 27-28 Cassett Senior Championship Westborough CC September 9-10 Jim Benson Memorial Tournament Westwood CC October 19-20 Jim Jackson Invitational Algonquin GC SOUTHERN ILLINOIS GOLF ASSOCIATION (618) 985-9595 www.sigagolf.org [email protected] Schedules are online for Men’s Amateur, Women’s Amateur, Junior, Men’s Team, Mixed, and Senior events

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615 Piikoi St., Suite 1812 Honolulu, HI 96814

(808) 593-2230 [email protected]

Carolinas 6271 Bryan Park Rd.

Browns Summit, NC 27214 (843) 913-2742 [email protected]

Central New York

800 Nottingham Road. Syracuse, NY 13224


Colorado 6630 Bear Dance Road, Suite 200

Larkspur, CO 80118 (303) 681-0742 [email protected]

Connecticut

35 Cold Spring Road, Suite 212 Rocky Hill, CT 06067


Dixie 1300 Ballantrae Club Drive

Pelham, AL 35124 (205) 621-6401 [email protected]

Gateway

17269 Wild Horse Creek Rd, Suite 110

Chesterfield, MO 63005 (636) 532-3355 [email protected]

Georgia

590 West Crossville Road, Suite 204 Roswell, GA 30075


Gulf States 3115 6th Street, Suite 110

Metarie, LA 70002 (504) 799-2444 [email protected]

Illinois

C/O The Glen Club 2901 W. Lake Avenue Glenview, IL 60026


Indiana 2625 Hurricane Road Franklin, IN 46131


Iowa 3184 Hwy 22

Riverside, IA 52327 (319) 648-0026 [email protected]

Kentucky

Golf House Kentucky 1116 Elmore Just Drive Louisville, KY 40245


Metropolitan NY 49 Knollwood Road, Suite 200

Elmsford, NY 10523 (914) 347-2325 [email protected]

Michigan

15600 Chandler Road Bath, MI 48808

(517) 641-7421 Fax: (517) 641-7830

Middle Atlantic 1 PGA Drive

Stafford, VA 22554 (540) 720-7420 [email protected]

Midwest

1960 N.W. Copper Oaks Circle Blue Springs, MO 64015


Minnesota 12800 Bunker Prairie Road NW

Coon Rapids, MN 55448. (763) 754-0820 [email protected]

Nebraska

8700 Executive Woods Dr., Ste 100 Lincoln, NE 68512


New England 67A Shrewsbury Street Boylston, MA 01505


New Jersey 255 Old Brunswick Road, Ste. 100 South

Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732) 465-1212 [email protected]

North Florida

200 Forest Lake Blvd., Suite 3 Daytona Beach, FL 32119


Northeast New York Town of Colonie GC

418 Consaul Rd. Schenectady, NY 12304


Northern California 411 Davis Street, Suite 103

Vacaville, CA 95688 (707) 449-4742 [email protected]

Northern Ohio

4735 Richmond Road Warrensville Heights, OH 44128


Northern Texas 15150 Preston Rd, Suite 250

Dallas, TX 75248 (214) 420-7421 [email protected]

Pacific Northwest

Dale Johnson Building 6989 Littlerock Road SW

Tumwater, WA 98512 (800) 688-4653 [email protected]

Philadelphia

715 Twining Rd., Suite 211 Dresher, PA 19025


Rocky Mountain 1303 South Five Mile Rd.

Boise, ID 83709 (208) 939-6028 [email protected]

South Central

951 North Forest Ridge Blvd. Broken Arrow, OK 74014


South Florida 186 Atlantis Blvd. Atlantis, FL 33462


Southern California 3333 Concours St, Bldg. 2, Ste. 2100

Beaumont, CA 92223 (951) 845-4653 [email protected]

Southern Ohio

66 South Central Ave. Fairborn, OH 45324


Southern Texas 21604 Cypresswood Dr.

Spring, TX 77373 (832) 442-2404 [email protected]

Southwest

10685 North 69th Street Scottsdale, AZ 85254


Sun Country 2316 Southern Blvd. SE, Suite C

Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505) 897-0864 [email protected]

Tennessee

400 Franklin Road Franklin, TN 37069


Tri-State 221 Sherwood Drive Monaca, PA 15061


Utah 580 West 3300 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84115 (801) 566-1005 [email protected]

Western New York 8265 Sheridan Drive

Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 626-7095 [email protected]

Wisconsin

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CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF GATEWAY SECTION, PGA OF AMERICA

ARTICLE I. PRINCIPAL OFFICE

The principal office of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, shall be located at such offices in the Metropolitan St. Louis area as may be designated by its Executive Board. ARTICLE II. OBJECTS AND PURPOSES

The objects and purposes for which the Gateway Section shall stand shall be as defined in the current Constitution and By-Laws of the Professional Golfers’ Association of America. SECTION 1. The Constitution and By-Laws of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, shall be considered as the organization guidelines for this Section; its provisions are additions to the current Constitution of the Professional Golfers’ Association of America. ARTICLE III. CODE OF ETHICS

SECTION 1. DEDICATION Believing that the growth of the game of golf and its high standing in this country is largely due to the efforts of its early professional exponents and because of their ideals of sportsmanship and ethical practices, the Association is dedicated to the perpetuation of those ideals. In the fulfillment of the purpose to which it is dedicated, the Association enjoins upon its Members and Apprentices rigid observance of a Code of Ethics.

SECTION 2. POLICY The term “Golf Professional” must be a synonym and pledge of honor, service and fair dealing. Professional integrity, fidelity to the game of golf, and a sense of great responsibility to employers, employees, manufacturers, golfers and fellow golf professionals transcends thought of material gain in the motives of the true Golf Professional. SECTION 3. VIOLATIONS Members and Apprentices shall be deemed to have violated the Code of Ethics by: (a) Abusing the privileges extended to them, including by way of example, playing

without invitation on any golf course; (b) Causing public embarrassment to fellow golf professionals; (c) Applying for or otherwise seeking, soliciting or accepting any employment in an

unprofessional manner;

Unprofessional Manner: 1. Providing false or misleading information; 2. Making slanderous comments; 3. Attempting to persuade the staff of the resident golf professional to undermine the

reputation, performance or ability to perform of the resident golf professional; 4. Falsifying or tampering with the business records or financial information of the

resident golf professional. (d) Conducting themselves in such a manner as to adversely impact or otherwise the reputation of

the Association or its Members;

Profanity and Berating of Others: Conduct injurious to the reputation of the Association shall include the indiscreet and inappropriate use of profanity and the offensive berating of others.

Bankruptcy: Bankruptcy in itself is not a violation but should be taken into consideration in determining the overall financial responsibility of the Member. Failing to meet financial obligations promptly may adversely impact or otherwise injure the reputation of the Association or its Members.

(e) Conducting business in an unethical manner; (f) Engaging in any conduct which is contrary to or inconsistent with the policies of the

Association. SECTION 4. DISCIPLINARY ACTION Members or Apprentices who violate the Association’s Code of Ethics, its rules or provisions of its Constitution, By-Laws, or Regulations shall be subject to disciplinary action by either a two-thirds majority of their Section Officers or the Association’s Board of Directors. Such disciplinary action may include one or more of the following: (a) Imposition of fines not to exceed $1,000; (b) Revocation of privileges to participate in certain National or Section activities for a limited period of time; (c) Suspension or expulsion from membership or registration in the Apprentice program; (d) Such other reasonable actions as may be determined. The Board of Directors shall be responsible for promulgating regulations which set forth the procedures to be followed for disciplinary matters. Members and Apprentices accused of disciplinary violations shall have the right to appear at all hearings and have witnesses appear on their behalf.

Procedures for Code of Ethics Violations: Individuals accused of violating the Code of Ethics shall be provided written notification of the charges and the time and place of all hearings and meetings. The individual may request up to 30 days to respond to the accusations before any hearings or meetings are held. Upon request by the accused individual, additional time may be provided by the Section or Board if they determine the request to be reasonable. All decisions shall be provided to the accused individual in writing either by personal delivery or via registered or certified mail. The Secretary of the Section shall immediately give written notice of all decisions to the Secretary of the Association. The National Secretary shall immediately notify all Section Secretaries of all suspensions and expulsions. SECTION 5. APPEALS OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS (a) Members and Apprentices accused of disciplinary violations may appeal

decisions of their Section Officers to their Section Board of Directors, which may overrule the action of the Section Officers by a two-thirds majority vote of the Section Board of Directors voting at the meeting. The Section Officers shall not vote at the appeal nor shall they discuss the case with any Section Board Members prior to the appeal hearing.

(b) Members and Apprentices may appeal decisions of their Section Board of Directors to the Association’s Board of Directors, which may overrule the action of the Section Board of Directors by a two-thirds majority vote of the Association’s Board of Directors voting at the meeting.

(c) Members and Apprentices who are suspended or expelled from membership directly by the Board of Directors may appeal such action to the Delegates at the next Annual Meeting. The Delegates, by a two-thirds vote, may overrule the action of the Board of Directors. The decision of the Delegates shall be final.

(d) All disciplinary actions shall be held in abeyance during any appeal pending a final decision. (e) Any appellate body may increase or decrease the original penalty upon appeal.

Appeals of Disciplinary Action: Appeals of disciplinary actions must be filed within thirty (30) days of receipt of notice of decision being appealed. An appeal is filed by the posting or hand delivery of written notice of the intent to appeal to the Secretary of the Section (in cases of appeals to the Section Board of

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Directors) or the Secretary of the Association (in cases of appeals to the Association Board of Directors or Annual Meeting Delegates).

SECTION 6. SUSPENSIONS (a) Any Member or Apprentice who is in suspended status for more than two years shall be

considered to be expelled and shall again be eligible for membership or registration in the Apprentice Program only by being re-elected or reregistered. Any Member or Apprentice who is more than two months delinquent on a PGA Credit Union loan shall be automatically suspended, unless excused with cause by the Board of Directors or unless arrangements have been made with the Credit Union.

Rights of Suspended Professionals: Suspended individuals shall lose all rights of membership. Life and liability insurance shall not be denied to suspended members as a result of their suspension. Individuals employed by a suspended Member may not be denied any rights or privileges. Time in suspended status shall

count towards Life Member status. ARTICLE IV. MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1. ELIGIBILITY (a) The definitions, rules of eligibility, the classes of memberships and election procedure

specified in the Constitution of PGA of America shall control admission to membership in the Gateway Section, PGA of America. Any PGA of America Member who is employed within the geographic boundaries of the Gateway Section shall be a Member of the Gateway Section.

(b) Any registered Apprentice employed within the geographical boundaries of the Gateway Section shall be affiliated with the Gateway Section. The Executive Board may extend the title “Honorary Member” to any person who it feels has made an extraordinary contribution to the game of golf. Honorary Members may not be granted any rights or privileges in the Gateway Section. Apprentices MUST work a minimum of 40 hours per week for a minimum of six months per year.

SECTION 2. PARTICIPATION (a) All Members and registered Apprentices of the Gateway Section, except those falling under

paragraphs b, c, and d of this section, unless excused by the Executive Board, must have attended the Fall Meeting of the prior calendar year or the current Spring Meeting, or forfeit the right to participate in the Section’s tournament program of the current calendar year.

(b) A PGA Member who is employed in the section after the Spring Meeting may play in a current year’s tournament program providing his membership is not Class F. A registered Apprentice, or an assistant professional serving his six months employment prior to registering in the Apprentice Program who is employed in the section after the Spring Meeting may be granted playing privileges in the tournament program by the Executive Board within thirty (30) days of the time the Vice President is notified in writing of that person’s employment. Inactive Members of the Association shall be permitted to play in Pro-Opens, Pro-Ams, Pro-Pro’s and the Lake Team Championship, but may not play in the Section Championship, Gateway PGA Professional Championship, the Match Play, the Team Championship or the Assistant’s Championship. (November 17, 2005)

(c) Appeals for playing privileges are to be made to the Board of Directors. SECTION 3, SPECIAL AWARDS

(a) All Gateway PGA Professionals, in good standing, are eligible for a Gateway PGA award. The only exception is the immediate past winner of the Award. Nominations may be made by any class A Gateway PGA Professionals in good standing. A Class A Gateway PGA Professional may nominate themselves or a fellow Gateway PGA Professional for any non-playing Award. Nomination forms will be emailed to the membership by no later than August 1st of each year.

Award Winners will be selected, determined, or voted on before October 1st of each year. The Gateway PGA Board of Directors must affirm all Gateway PGA Award Winners.

(b) Awards Committees will be assembled, for non-playing awards, under the direction of the Gateway PGA Board of Directors. The awards committee will be chaired by the immediate past Gateway PGA Professional of the Year. Each committee will consist of:

- A Past President - A Life Member - A Past Winner - The Immediate Past Winner - A Gateway PGA Board Member and/or relevant Committee Chair

All eligibly selected committee members may reserve the right to step down as a committee member in the event that they are nominated for the award. They must step down in the event that they choose to pursue the award

(c) The awards selection process will be guided through three distinct categories: Voting Awards,

Non-Voting Awards, and Playing Achievement Awards. All voting and non-voting awards candidates will be emailed/mailed a questionnaire to be completed for further consideration. The assembled committee will choose up to five (5) nominated professionals to be considered. The selection will be based off of the answers to the questionnaire and individual criteria spelled out for each award Non-Voting Award The five (5) finalists may be called, interviewed, or sent an additional questionnaire. The committee will vote on the five (5) finalists until a winner has been selected

Voting Award/s The five (5) finalists will be presented to the Class A Members of the Gateway PGA for a vote. The nominee with the most votes will be selected

Playing Award/s All playing awards will be based off of the final point standings for the following divisions: Regular, Senior, Super Senior, Assistant, and Ladies. All recipients of a playing award must be in good standing with the PGA and Gateway PGA

ARTICLE V. OBLIGATIONS

SECTION 1. The annual dues of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, shall be established by the Executive Board. The Treasurer shall notify the national office of any changes in the amount of the sectional dues within one week of the date such a change is approved by the Executive Board. SECTION 2. NATIONAL DUES The annual dues payable to the Gateway Section, PGA of America, shall be in addition to the dues to be paid to the PGA of America. SECTION 3. AGREEMENT TO ABIDE A Member, on paying his annual dues to the Gateway Section, PGA of America, and to the Professional Golfers’ Association of America, is considered thereby to have submitted himself to the rules governing the said Association and the Gateway Section, PGA of America, and on these conditions, is entitled to enjoy the privileges of membership as hereinafter defined.

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ARTICLE VI. RIGHTS OF MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1. RIGHTS – CLASS “A” The holders in good standing of a Class “A” Membership shall have all rights and privileges including, but not limited to, the right to govern and control the affairs of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, and only such Members have the right to vote or hold office. SECTION 2. GENERAL PRIVILEGES All Members of any class shall have the privilege of attending all sessions and activities unless such sessions and activities are regulated as closed. In this case only Class “A” Members are eligible. ARTICLE VII. MEETING OF MEMBERS

SECTION 1. ANNUAL MEETINGS At least two regular meetings of the entire membership shall be held annually; one in the Spring prior to June 30, and the other in the Fall prior to December 31 of each year. Attendance shall be restricted to the Members and such other persons that are expressly invited to attend. SECTION 2. NOTIFICATION Written notice of the date, time and place of the regular meetings shall be mailed by the Vice President to each Member in good standing. Such notice must be mailed not more than 30 days nor less than 10 days prior to the date of the meeting. SECTION 3. MATTERS CONSIDERED Matters considered at all regular meetings will be those that the Executive Board deems proper and advisable. SECTION 4. QUORUM A quorum is said to exist at all regular meetings when at least 50% of the Class “A” or Members and four (4) elected officers are present. SECTION 5. ORDER OF BUSINESS The order of business at all regular meetings shall be stated in the By-Laws and Regulations of the current Constitution of the PGA of America. SECTION 6. SPECIAL MEETINGS Special meetings of the Members may be called by the Executive Board or by the President or Vice President of the Gateway Section, PGA of America. The Vice President shall mail written notice to each Member of a Special Meeting setting forth the date, time, place and purposes of such Special Meeting and only those purposes or business specified shall be transacted. The written notice of a Special Meeting shall be mailed not more than 30 days nor less than 10 days prior to the date of a Special Meeting. ARTICLE VIII. DICIPLINARY ACTION

SECTION 1. SUSPENSION Any Member of any class of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, who violates any of its rules or any provisions of its By-Laws, rules or regulations, or conducts himself in a manner likely to injure or discredit the reputation or standing of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, shall be subject to suspension or expulsion by a secret ballot vote of the Executive Board.

SECTION 2. NATIONAL NOTIFICATION Notification of suspension or expulsion of any Member shall be made to the proper authorities of the PGA of America and thereafter the procedures of the PGA of America shall be controlling. SECTION 3. RIGHT OF APPEAL TO SECTION MEMBERSHIP Any Member so suspended or expelled shall have the right to appeal within 15 days of receiving the Executive Board’s decision, to the Sectional Membership. SECTION 4. RIGHT OF APPEAL TO NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Any Member so suspended or expelled shall have the right to appeal within 15 days of the Sectional Membership decision, to the Executive Committee of the PGA of America. SECTION 5. REINSTATEMENT A Member suspended for any reason by the PGA of America must appear before the Executive Board of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, to request reinstatement. ARTICLE IX. OFFICERS

SECTION 1. OFFICERS The following officers shall control the Gateway Section, PGA of America: President Directors: Vice President Metropolitan St. Louis (1) Treasurer Outstate Missouri (1) Past President Mid-Illinois (1) Appointment made by President Southern Illinois (1) Directors (4) SECTION 2. ELECTION All officers shall be elected bi-annually at the Fall Meeting of the Section by a written secret ballot of Class “A” and Life Members in good standing. (a) Nominations for all elective officers may be proposed by the voting membership to the Vice

President of the Section at least thirty (30) days in advance of the annual Fall Meeting. (b) The Vice President of the Section shall forward the names of said nominees to the voting

members at least ten (10) days in advance of the Fall Meeting. (c) If there are fewer than two (2) nominees for any office at the time of the election, oral

nominations for such may be made from the floor. (d) The election shall be administered by the Past Presidents and a Parliamentarian appointed by

the President of the Section. This group shall prepare, distribute and count all ballots, which shall be numbered to the extent of the eligible voting Members. Upon verification of the accuracy of the count, the marked ballots shall immediately be delivered to the President of the Section for safekeeping and eventual destruction.

(e) Any request for a recount of the ballots must be submitted prior to adjournment of the Fall Meeting in which the election was held.

(f) All nominees for elective office who are nominated from the floor must be present at the time of their election/or the person nominating must possess written permission from the nominee indicating his/her willingness to serve.

SECTION 3. TENURE No officer may be elected to the same office for more than two (2) consecutive terms.

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SECTION 4. VACANCIES If the term of any officer is not completed by reason of death, disability or otherwise, the remaining members of the Executive Board shall elect one of its members to fill the vacancy of President and all other vacancies in offices shall be appointed by the President from Class “A” Membership. ARTICLE X. POWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS

SECTION 1. PRESIDENT

(a) To preside at all meetings of the Section, Executive Board and Executive Committee. (b) Appoint one (1) Member to the Executive Board who is a Class “A” Member of the

Association. (c) To set the date, time and place of all regular meetings of the membership. (d) To appoint such committees as shall, in his judgment, be necessary, designating

the Chairman thereof. (e) To sign contracts entered into by the Gateway Section. (f) To sign checks drawn on funds owned by the Gateway Section, PGA of America. (g) To serve as a Delegate to the Annual Meeting of the PGA of America.

SECTION 2. VICE PRESIDENT (a) Keep, or cause to be kept, all accounts of the Gateway Section, PGA of America. (b) Collect or direct the collection of all monies due. (c) Report in writing to the Executive Board the financial condition of the Section, when required to do

so. (d) Sign checks drawn on funds owned by the Gateway Section, PGA of America. (e) To verbally report to the Membership the financial condition at its Annual Meetings. (f) To serve on the Executive Board and Executive Committee.

SECTION 3. SECRETARY/TREASURER (a) To perform the duties of the President, as the Acting President, in the event of

absence or disability of the President. (b) To keep a roll of the Members and their respective classes. (c) To issue the call to the Membership for such meetings as may be authorized by

the President and Executive Board. (d) To record the minutes of all meetings, and to present them to the Executive

Director for disbursement to the Membership. (e) To serve on the Executive Board and Executive Committee. (f) To serve as a Delegate to the Annual Meeting of the PGA of America. (g) To sign checks drawn on funds owned by the Gateway Section, PGA of America. SECTION 4. DIRECTORS (a) Represent the Professionals in their respective geographical areas. (b) To serve on the Executive Board and Executive Committee. SECTION 5. COUNCIL OF PAST PRESIDENTS (a) COMPOSITION

The Council of Past Presidents shall be comprised of all the Past Gateway Section Presidents, elected or appointed, who are still registered members of the Section.

(b) CHAIRMAN

The immediate Past President shall be the Chairman of the Council, and preside at all scheduled meetings. He shall represent the Past Presidents by vote at all meetings of the Executive Board.

(c) MEETINGS AND QUORUM

A meeting of the Council may be called at any time by the Chairman, or any Past President of the Section. A quorum will exist when a minimum of four (4) Past

Presidents are present. (d) ADVICE AND PARTICIPATION

At their discretion, all Past Presidents of the Section shall have the right, and are encouraged, to attend the open session portion of meetings of the Executive Board, for the purpose of giving their advice and opinion on any Section matter.

ARTICLE XI. EXECUTIVE BOARD

SECTION 1. COMPOSITION

The Executive Board of this Section shall be comprised of the President, who shall preside; the Vice President, Treasurer, four (4) Directors, Honorary Past President, and one (1) member-at-large appointed annually by the President. SECTION 2. ELIGIBILITY Members of the Executive Board must be Class “A” Members of the PGA of America. SECTION 3. QUORUM Four (4) members of the Executive Board shall constitute a quorum. SECTION 4. POWERS AND DUTIES The Executive Board shall be entrusted with the management of the Gateway Section, PGA of America. They shall have the right to interpret By-Laws, its Rules and Regulations, and give directions in cases not proved for therein. (a) All orders and regulations made by them shall be binding until and unless set aside by a two-

thirds majority vote of the Class “A” Members at a regular or special meeting called for that purpose.

(b) The Executive Board shall resolve all complaints and disputes between Members of any class. (c) Meetings of the Executive Board may be called at any time by the President or Vice President,

but no business transacted at such meeting shall be valid or binding unless four or more members of the Executive Committee are present in person and have waived notice of the time and purpose of the meeting.

(d) All business in need of Sectional vote must be passed upon by the Executive Board before presentation to the Section.

ARTICLE XII. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

SECTION 1. COMPOSITION The Executive Committee of this Section shall be comprised of the members of the Executive Board and the Appointed Chairman of the Committees deemed necessary for operation of the Section. SECTION 2. DUTIES The Executive Committee shall be responsible for the daily operation of the organized activities of the Section. SECTION 3. MEETINGS The Executive Committee shall meet regularly to report on the condition of the Section’s activities.

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ARTICLE XIII. AMENDMENTS

SECTION 1. PROCEDURE This Constitution may be amended at any regular meeting of the Members by a written vote of two-thirds majority of the Class “A” Members. (a) Proposed amendments must be submitted in writing to the Executive Board 30

days in advance of any regular meeting.

BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS ARTICLE I. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

SECTION 1. DUTIES An Executive Director, who does not need to be a Member of the Gateway Section, PGA of America, may be appointed by the Executive Board to perform all administrative, public relations, promotional and such other duties and functions deemed advisable and necessary by the Executive Board. This individual shall be responsible for all day-to-day operations involved in operating the Section. The term of and compensation to be paid therefore shall be established by the Executive Board and shall be paid out of the funds of the Gateway Section, PGA of America. ARTICLE II TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS

SECTION 1. The attached Tournament Regulations are an acting segment of the By-Laws.

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TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS

The Section’s current and approved tournament regulations are to be considered a part of the Section’s By-laws and for convenience, are printed separately. I. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE, AUTHORITY, EFFECTIVE DATE II. TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE III. CHAIRMAN IV. SANCTIONED AND APPROVED EVENTS V. ELIGIBLE EMPLOYMENT VI. ELIGIBILITY FOR TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION VII. HONORARIUM HOST PROFESSIONAL & SUPERINTENDENT VIII. RULES IX. DISCONTINUATION OF PLAY/POSTPONEMENT X. RELEASES XI. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS XII. POINT SYSTEM XIII. SECTION TOURNAMENT POLICY XIV. DISCIPLINE, PENALTIES, APPEALS, ETC. XV. PACE OF PLAY PROCEDURE XVI. RULES OF PLAY XVII. TOURNAMENT FORMATS AND PRO-AM REGULATIONS I. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE, AUTHORITY, EFFECTIVE DATE The Gateway Tournament Program shall exist to provide a quality arena of competition for its members. Its motives will be fellowship, sportsmanship and the opportunity to develop and test our playing skills. These Regulations became effective January , 2011, and supersede all previous rules and regulations governing the conduct of Gateway PGA Tournaments.

II. TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE The Tournament Committee is regulated under the operating By-laws, which are considered to be a part of the Constitution. The Tournament Committee may recommend amendments to tournament rules and regulations to the Section Board of Directors for ratification III. CHAIRMAN

A. The Chairman of the Tournament Committee is appointed by the President of the Section and ratified by the Board of Directors. The Committee shall consist of a minimum of six (6) people. The Committee will be comprised of a tournament chairman, Assistant Executive Director, Executive Director, and those selected. Meetings will be called at the discretion of the chairman with notice given by mail or telephone, not less than five (5) days preceding the meeting.

B. The Assistant Executive Director and/or a designated Section employee shall

administer/officiate at the following tournaments and be responsible for the enforcement of these rules and regulations as outlined:

Players Championship Pro-Assistant Pro Gateway Section Championship Team Championship

P.N.C. Qualifying Junior/Senior Gateway Match Play Championship Pro-Am’s Sanctioned Charity Events Pro-Opens Assistants’ Championship Senior P.N.C. Qualifying Pro-Superintendent Pro Junior Lake Team Event Team Events NOTE: This list may be modified annually based on the tournament schedule.

C. The Tournament Committee, Assistant Executive Director, Executive Director, or their Designated Representative shall have jurisdiction regarding the eligibility of contestants and interpretation of the rules of golf.

IV. SANCTIONED AND APPROVED EVENTS

A. Eighteen (18) or more hole golf competitions played within the geographical boundaries of the Gateway Section in which 20 or more golf professionals participate, charging an entry fee and offering a purse as prize money must be sanctioned by the Section or its Designated Representative in order for Gateway members to participate as competitors. This includes, but is not limited to, any Pro-Am, Pro-Lady, Pro-Junior or similar event or any stroke play competition (excluding Pro-Member events held Tuesday through Sunday).

B. Golf competitions played within the Section must be approved by the Tournament

Committee or by its designated representative. Gateway members may then participate. Each of these events will be considered individually on its merits.

C. Charity events will be sanctioned and approved per the agreement enclosed

(Appendix I).

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V. ELIGIBLE EMPLOYMENT PGA Members and Apprentices that are employed in more than one profession shall be subject to the following: The National Office shall determine if a professional is eligibly employed based on the documentation provided by the professional and the recommendation of the Section. Should the National Office and Section disagree, the matter shall be submitted to the Board of Control. The Board of Control’s decision shall be binding by the Section and the National office. Professionals are not determined to be eligibly employed until approval is obtained. The following guidelines shall be used to determine eligible employment: 1. Professionals that satisfy the following are considered employed in the golf industry

and eligible for an active classification regardless of other income or profession: Employment must be an area required by their classification and must average at least 36 hours a week for the entire season. The length of the season is determined by the Section. Employment must fulfill all national and state guidelines including wage and hour requirements, income tax reporting requirements and social security tax requirements. Upon request individuals may be requested to provide to the Section or the Association applicable income and tax records where cause exists to assist in determining the proper classification. The failure of the member/apprentice to provide the requested information by the deadline stated in the written request for information may result in a dismissal of the case with the inquiry/appeal denied summarily at the sole discretion of the body that requested the information.

2. Professionals must document to the Section and the National Office as often as quarterly basis (of another specified time period as agreed by the National Office and Section) that they are satisfying the eligible employment guidelines and the requirements of their classification. 3. On an individual basis, the Board of Control may modify the eligible employment requirements for extenuating circumstances such as adverse weather, injury, illness, etc.

VI. ELIGIBILITY FOR TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION

All Classifications must be in GOOD STANDING to participate in the following events. The Quad-Pro and Pro-Assistant are exempt from this chart.

Event LMA, LM- MP

A1-2 A-3

A4-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A11-14 A15-23

App NewOr

Players Championship

Qualify through season long POY points. Top 20 Regular, Top 10 Seniors, and Top 5 Assistants will qualify.

Scratch ProAm X X X X X X X X X X Pro-Opens X X X X X X X X X X Met Open X X X X X X X X X X X Team Champ. X X X X X X X X X Match Play X X X X X X X X X X S. Ill Open X X X X X X X X X X PNC

Limited to all Class “A” members who are actively employed at entry deadline and time of tournament

Asst. Champ X X X X Sr.Sec.Champ Sr. PNC

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

Team (2 person) Top 10 overall in Regular POY, Top 5 Seniors., and Top 5 Assistants points, may not team together. Exception Multi-Section Pro-Pro’s NO RESTRICTIONS.

Team (3-4 person)

No more than 2 players from the top 10 overall in Regular POY, Top 5 Seniors., and Top 5 Assistants points, may not team together

Section Champ.

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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Slice of Life Player of the Year point list and Southern Illinois Health Care Assoc. special invitees MO State Open X X X X X X X X X X X Pro-Ladies X X X X X X X X X X Pro-Asst Pro X X X X X X X * X X X Pro-Junior X X X X X X X X X X Lake Team X X X X X X X X X X X A14 may play with an A6 in a Pro-Assistant format The member has played in more than ten (10) combined Adams Golf Pro Tour (Pro Series and Winter Series), Asian Tour, Australia/New Zealand Tour, Champions TOUR, Dakotas Tour, eGolf Professional Tour, European Challenge Tour, European Senior Tour, European Tour, Gateway Pro Tours (Arizona and California), Golfweek National Pro Tour (Gold Tour and Silver Tour), Hooters Tours (Carolina Summer and Winter Series) – NGA Pro Golf Tour, JPGA Senior Tour, JPGA Tour, Ladies European Tour (LET), LPGA Futures Tour (Symetra Tour), LPGA Tour, LPGT, PGA TOUR, PGA TOUR Canada, PGA TOUR LatinoAmerica, The Safari Tour, The Sunshine Tour and web.com TOUR tournamentsin the previous 12 months from date of event. (The U.S. Open, U.S. Senior Open, PGA Championship and PGA Seniors’ Championship are not included in the ten (10)-tournament count.) SECTION TOURNAMENT ELIGIBILTY New Orientation Registrants – Effective January 1, 2012 eligibility in the Gateway PGA tournament program will be for the initial 6 month period of registration only. After 6 month period has expired, any person still registered as a New Orientation Registrant will become ineligible for all Gateway PGA tournaments. Meeting requirement adjusted based on time of enrollment into program. After completion of this level, participants have 30 days to register as an Apprentice to remain eligible for GPGA tournament play.

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Registered Apprentices – Effective January 1, 2008 only apprentices in good standing will be eligible for Gateway PGA tournaments. Once you become current you will be reinstated in the tournament program. VII. HONORARIUM HOST PROFESSIONAL & SUPERINTENDENT

A. An honorarium of $100 will be awarded to the Superintendent.

VIII. RULES

A. All play in Gateway sponsored or sanctioned events is governed by the current rules

of golf of the USGA and, where applicable, the local rules and definitions listed in the Gateway Rules of Play, subject to change for particular tournaments by the Assistant Executive Director. The Executive Director, Assistant Executive Director, Tournament Chairmen (or Designated Representative of Tournament Committee) and Host Professional shall be present at each point event and apply and interpret the rules and render any decisions. Appeals of rules decisions shall require a minimum of three votes.

B. TIES: In all section point events, should two or more professionals or teams tie for

first place, the tie will be resolved by a “Hole-by-Hole” Sudden-Death PLAY-OFF immediately following the conclusion of the event. Players involved in Playoffs will play the tees they started the event on regardless of opponent in playoff. The winner of any play-off shall be deemed to have placed first in the tournament and his prize money and/or points determined accordingly. The loser of any play-off involving two players shall be deemed to have placed second and shall be entitled to second place prize money and/or points. If a play-off involves more than two players, those other than the winner shall be deemed to have tied for second place regardless of their scores in the play-off and their prize moneys and/or points shall be apportioned accordingly. Professionals tying for other positions will share equally with others posting the same score.

In Pro-Ams and the Quad-Pro, all ties shall be split. IX. DISCONTINUATION OF PLAY/POSTPONEMENT (RULE 6-8, A & B)

A. The Gateway PGA Assistant Executive Director, Executive Director, or the Designee has the authority to order discontinuance of play due to weather conditions. The decision to resume play, postpone any part of it or cancel play entirely rests with the official in charge. (GATEWAY SECTION RAIN POLICY)

B. Suspension of Play: Reference Section: XVI. Rules of Play, A. note

Note: Players should be aware of their right to stop play at any time if they think lightening threatens them, even though no signal for discontinuance has been given or heard.

C. In the event that a player must discontinue play, he/she should lift his/her ball after

marking the spot on which it lay. In such a case he/she shall place a ball on the spot when play resumes.

Note: The Gateway PGA Section Tournament Staff is concerned about dangerous situations regarding weather. In most cases, suspension of play will be for a dangerous situation and shall be signaled with one prolonged blast.

X. RELEASES

Players may be released to play in a conflicting event within the Section with approval of the Executive Director or the Assistant Executive Director of the Gateway PGA.

XI. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

A. All details relating to entries, pairing, starting and the play of the game shall be handled by the Executive Director, Assistant Executive Director, PGA office staff, their Designee and the Host Professional

B. The PGA Staff shall be responsible to see that the pairing and time published on the

official pairing sheet are strictly followed in the starting of contestants.

C. All professionals are responsible for knowing the Rules of Golf and local rules posted for an event. A current Rules of Golf booklet carried in your bag is advised.

D. All professionals are held responsible to ensure that their scorecards have been

marked correctly and properly attested before turning them in to the tournament scorer.

E. In all Professional-Amateur events, each professional shall be held responsible for

the validity and accuracy of the handicap of his/her amateur partner or partners. No checks shall be issued until completed.

F. Personal Complaints: Criticism or complaints involving PGA, sponsors, host clubs,

golf courses or players shall be made to the PGA staff’s Tournament Advisory Board or Board of Directors in writing.

G. Women Professionals will play from tees as specified by the Assistant Executive

Director. PGA of America new tee regulations adopted 2003. H. You must register online at www.gatewaypga.org under the tournament section

through Blue Golf. Check or Money orders can be mailed to the Section office PRIOR TO THE DEADLINE. You may also contact the Section office by phone and register by credit card. NO PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON SITE.

I. Pairing and tee assignments for all events excluding the Section Championship,

PNC Qualifying, Match Play and Pro-Ams will be made by random draw for the first round of each event. No re-pair on tee time events; exception is multi-round events, which will re-pair the next round. Scores will determine all pairings and tee assignments for subsequent rounds. In the event the last Section point event is not one in which pairings are assigned according to points, it shall be modified to do so.

J. Starting times will be available between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. on the Friday

preceding the event.

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K. Players shall present neat appearance in both clothing and personal grooming. The

Assistant Executive Director shall interpret this regulation in all individual cases. Note: Bermuda-length shorts are acceptable dress for Professionals except at Gateway PGA sanctioned Pro-Ams, Local PNC qualifying, or at host facilities that require male Professionals to wear trousers at their facility.

N. Entry/cancellation deadline for events is 12:00 Noon on Friday for all Monday

events, and at noon the day preceding events on other days of the week. Entries received after that time will be placed on a waiting list and will be added to the field on an “as available” basis by the Assistant Executive Director. 54 players will constitute a full field. If the entry is accepted into the event, a $40 late fee will be charged. Entry cancellations will be charged a $10 fee for all events or may be transferred to another event for no charge.

O. TEES: All course yardages will be set up by the Assistant Executive Director at the

direction of the Tournament Committee. Regular Division tees will be set at between 6800 and 7000 yards, wherever possible, depending on the host facility. Senior Tees (50-59) will be set at approximately 95% of the Regular yardage. Super Senior Tees (60-up) will be set at approximately 90% of the Regular yardage. Ladies Tees will be set at approximately 83%-85% of the Regular yardage. Players registered in multiple divisions, Reg. & Sr., if involved in playoff, will play same tees they began the event on regardless of opponent.

NOTE: If Pro-Open events exceed 108 players, the event will go to tee times. Players will be notified of tee times after 3 p.m. Friday. NOTE: These events are paired either by the current point list or Player rankings: Match Play, PNC, Section Championship, and the Players Championship.

XII. POINT SYSTEM

A. Points will be awarded in the events listed below. Points will determine the “Gateway Section Player of the Year” and the members of the Gateway Cup Match Team. The following are point events: Gateway Section Championship US Open

P.N.C. Pro-Opens Southern Illinois Open National P.N.C. Gateway Match Play Championship Players Championship US Open Local Qualifying US Open Sectional Qualifying

Metropolitan Open Missouri State Open

B Divisions: The following Divisions will be in effect for the 2012 Gateway PGA Tournament Season. **Only PGA Members will earn points in these divisions.

**Regular Division – All players age 49 and under **Senior Division – All players age 50 to 59 **Super Senior Division – All players age 60 and up Ladies – All female competitors Assistants – All competitors, regardless of age, with the classification of A-8 and all B classifications.

Place Championship Section

Match Play Section “B” Section “C”

1st 300 300 200 100 2nd 250 250 170 85 3rd 225 200 150 75 4th 210 200 140 70 5th 195 125 130 65 6th 180 125 120 60 7th 165 125 110 55 8th 150 125 100 50 9th 135 50 90 45 10th 120 50 80 40 11th 105 50 70 35 12th 90 50 60 30 13th 75 50 50 25 14th 60 50 40 20 15th 45 50 30 15 16th 42 50 28 14 17th 39 17-32nd 20 26 13 18th 36 33rd and up - 10 24 12 19th 33 22 11 20th 30 20 10 21st 27 18 9 22nd 24 16 8 23rd 21 14 7 24th 18 12 6 25th 15 10 5 26th and up 10 5 2

NOTE: The above point system applies to all divisions. Championship Section includes Section Championship and PNC. Section “B” includes Southern Illinois Open, Players Championship, and any event of 36 or

more holes that is designated as POY point event. Section“C”includes18 hole Pro-Opens. Outside Events for Regular & Senior Divisions will be awarded points as follows:

Reg & Sr National PNC - 50 points for qualifying, 25 points additional for making the cut, plus one (1) additional point per position above the cut line. Reg & Sr PGA Championships - 25 points for qualifying, 25 points additional for making the cut, plus one (1) additional point per position above the cut line. U.S. Open – 50 points for qualifying, 25 points additional for making the cut, plus one (1) additional point per position above the cut line. US Open Qualifying: Local Qualifier (Reg Division): 25 points to advance to Sectional Qualifying. 5 points for Alternates Section Qualifier (Reg. & Sr. Divisions): 10 points for Alternates MO & MET Opens – 50 points for making cut plus two (2) additional points per position above the cut line. 10 points for each player not making the cut.

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Assistants Division points will be awarded in the events listed below. Points will determine the “Assistants Player of the Year.” Pro-Opens, So. IL Open, MO Open, Met Open, Match Play, Section Championship, the Assistants Championship, and the Players Championship. Assistants Championship points will be equivalent to Section Championship points. Pro-Opens will be the same as the Regular Division points. Senior/Super Senior Division points will be awarded in the events listed below. Points will determine the “Senior and Super Senior Players of the Year.”

Pro-Opens, the MO Open, Southern Illinois Open, Senior PNC/Section Championship, Sr. Match Play, and the Players Championship (Senior Only): US Senior Open Qualifying, US Senior Open, National Senior PNC, Senior PGA Championship will follow the same guidelines at the Regular Division. Senior PNC/Section Championship points will be equivalent to Section Championship & Southern Illinois Open points will be the same as the Regular Division points.

Ladies Division points will be awarded in the events listed below. Points will determine the “Ladies Division Player of the Year.”

Pro-Opens, Section Championship, Southern Illinois Open, Match Play, US Women’s Open Qualifier & US Women’s Open, and PNC Qualifier.

XIII SECTION TOURNAMENT POLICY

Each PGA of America Member or Apprentice Participant (“Participant”) min a Section golf tournament acknowledges the right and authority of the section to (i) fine and suspend from tournament play; and /or to (ii) fine and permanently bar the Participant for Section tournaments. Any Participant in a Section event hereby releases the PGA of America Section, the PGA of America, the PGA Tournament Corporation, Inc., rules officials, each director, officer, member, employee, agent or representative of any of the foregoing jointly and severally, individually and in their official capacity, of and from any and all claims, demands, damages and causes of action whatsoever, in law or equity, arising out of or in connection with any such decision or action by the Section, PGA of America or appellate body.

Fines are due and payable within thirty (30) days unless the Participant has made a written appeal.

Should the appeal be denied, the fine will be due and payable within thirty (30) days of such denial of appeal; and the Participant will be ineligible to participate in any Section tournament and any other PGA of America tournaments and the tournaments of any other PGA Section until said fine is paid in full.

A. Advance Notification of Proposal Disciplinary Action Except for penalties under the Rules of Golf and for “Minor Penalties” (as

hereafter defined), any Participant subject to disciplinary action or penalty defined as a “Major Penalty” shall first be notified of such proposed action in writing. Such notice may be presented to the Participant by a tournament official. Within thirty (30) days from receipt of the notice, the Participant shall submit to the Section Assistant Executive Director or the Section Executive Director such facts or evidence of mitigating circumstances as may apply. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of such information from the Participant, the Section Assistant Executive Director, of the Section Executive Director shall notify the Participant in writing of the imposition of the proposed disciplinary action or penalty, or that the proposed action has been dismissed. After the imposition of any penalty hereunder, the Participant shall have the right to appeal the Section Board of Inquiry as set forth in Section E herein.

B. Rules of Golf Any Participant in a Section tournament who breaches the Rules of Golf of the

United States Golf Association or Local Rules in effect for the conduct of such event shall be subject to the penalties provided in such Rules as well as any other penalties imposed by the Section consistent with this policy. The decision of the Section Rules Officials and/or the Section Tournament Committee with respect to such Rules breach shall be final and conclusive.

C. Conduct Unbecoming a Professional Any Participant deemed guilty of conduct unbecoming a professional while participating in a Section tournament or in activities related thereto (e.g. practice

rounds, hospitality events, etc.) shall be subject to fine, suspension and/or permanent disbarment from Section tournament play as provided in this policy. A fine of $100 shall be levied for the first offense. A fine of $150 shall be levied for the second offense, and a prohibition from participating in Section events for one year shall be levied for the third offense. Any Participant that is found guilty of more than three offenses for conduct unbecoming a professional charge may, at the sole discretion of the Section, be permanently prohibited from participating in all Section and PGA of America tournaments and also may be subject to PGA of America Code of Ethics charges. Notwithstanding the foregoing the Section reserves the right to pursue Code of Ethics charges against any PGA Member/Apprentice for conduct charges related to the conduct of any Participant at Section golf tournaments and related events at the sole discretion of the Section in compliance with the procedures for Code of Ethics hearings as set forth in this Article II of the Bylaws.

D. Classes of Penalties for Section Tournament Offenses 1. MINOR PENALTIES A Minor Penalty is a fine of not more than $150 and/or suspension from

tournament play for two or less tournaments. A Minor Penalty may be imposed by the Section tournament officials responsible for the conduct of tournament.

2. MAJOR PENALTIES A Major Penalty is a fine in excess of $150, suspension from tournament play

for more than three tournaments, and/or permanent disbarment from Section tournament play.

E. Appeals 1. MINOR PENALTIES Appeals from Minor Penalties shall be to the Tournament Committee

Chairperson (or his/her designee). Such appeal may be in writing or oral. Such appeal shall be received by the Tournament Committee Chair no later than thirty (30) days subsequent to the infraction. The Tournament Committee Chair shall render the decision on appeal in writing within thirty (30) days of receipt of the appeal and submit a final report to the Section Executive Director. The Section Executive Director shall submit this final report to the Association General Counsel. Such decision shall be final. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that the Section determines that it would prefer that Minor Penalty shall be submitted to the Board of Control for a hearing in lieu of action by the Section, then the Section Board of Inquiry will follow the same procedure set forth herein for all matters submitted to the Board of Control for Code of Ethics procedure.

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2. MAJOR PENALTIES Within thirty days from the date of notification of a Major Penalty, the

Participant may submit a written appeal to the Section Board of Inquiry. Failure to file such an appeal shall be deemed conclusively to be an admission of the charges specified in the notification.

Thereafter, the Section Board of Inquiry will prepare a report of the matter to the Board of Control and the matter will be set for a hearing before the Board of Control in accordance with all applicable procedures set forth herein for ethics appeal heard by the Board of Control. The Board of Control shall hear the appeal either at the next regularly scheduled Board of Control hearing or at an expedited meeting that may be held in person or via conference call at the discretion of the Chair of the Board of Control. The decision of the Board of Control shall be final. An appeal shall operate to stay in effective date of any penalty, except suspension from the Section tournament then in progress or scheduled for the calendar week in which the alleged violation occurred, until after a final decision on the appeal.

All fines must be paid within thirty (30) days from the imposition of the fine, or tin the event of an appeal, within (30) days from the decision rendered by the Board of Control in the event the Board of Control upholds the findings of the Tournament Committee Chair.

XIV. DISCIPLINE, PENALTIES, APPEALS, ETC. Any player who shall be deemed guilty of conduct unbecoming a Golf Professional while participating in the Gateway Tournament Program or activities related thereto or who otherwise violates the Code of Ethics of the PGA shall be subject to fine or suspension from tournament play.

A. Conduct and Discipline: Rules of conduct and schedules of fines for disciplinary action are in the Gateway PGA Tournament Regulations and will be enforced. We must always remember that we are guests at each of these clubs and have the PGA image to uphold.

B. Withdrawal Deadline: Each player is responsible to notify the Section Office by

12:00 noon on Friday prior to the event. Failure to appear will result in loss of entry.

C. Penalties: The Assistant Executive Director, at the direction of the Executive

Director, shall be authorized to impose penalties consisting of a fine of up to $100 for any of the following violations:

1. Club throwing, club breaking 2. Excessive profanity 3. Damage to or littering course, equipment or property 4. Bad checks 5. Practice (more than one ball to a green) 6. Knowingly allowing amateurs to use incorrect handicaps 7. Other conduct deemed by the Assistant Executive Director to be

unbecoming of a Golf Professional Any sanction levied may be appealed to the Executive Board within ten (10) days, which shall consider the appeal within thirty (30) days and render a final decision. A player may appeal to the Executive Board from the imposition of disciplinary action taken by the Assistant to the Executive Director in accordance with the provisions above. Such appeal shall be in writing and may include defenses or mitigating circumstances, including written statement of witnesses.

Fines are due and payable within ten (10) days after notice of disciplinary action is given or prior to the next tournament, whichever comes first, unless a written appeal has been made. Should the appeal be denied, the fine would be due and payable within ten (10) days of such denial. The player will be ineligible for any PGA competition thereafter until such fine is paid.

XV. PACE OF PLAY PROCEDURE

The Rules of Golf require that a player shall at all times play without undue delay. The Rules Committee of the Gateway Section will handle the administration of pace of play.

1. Rule 6-7 Undue Delay

The player shall play without undue delay. Between completion of a hole and playing from the next teeing ground, the player shall not unduly delay play.

2. Gateway PGA Officials will use discretion concerning Pace of Play of early

groups. All groups will be expected to play at a reasonably fast pace, i.e. groups of three – 14 minutes/hole: groups of two – 12 minutes/hole.

3. Each group must maintain their starting interval. Any group falling a hole (par 4 or

par 5) behind is subject to being timed. You are deemed to be a hole behind when your group is on the tee and the hole is clear. If you are out of position, you will be notified that you are out of position and timed.

4. The timing of a player’s stroke will begin when a player has reached his/her ball and

it is clearly his/her turn to play. A player will be allowed a maximum of 40 seconds to complete his/her stroke. Exception: An additional 10 seconds will be allowed for the player who is first to play on or near the putting green and the first to play from the teeing ground on par three holes.

5. If a player exceeds the time limit on one (1) occasion, he/she will then be cautioned

that if he/she exceeds the time limit on one more occasion (total of 2), he/she will automatically incur a penalty of one stroke, under rule 6-7. If the player exceeds the time limit on one more occasion (total of 3), he/she will incur an additional two-stroke penalty. If a player exceeds the time limit a total of four (4) times, the penalty is disqualification.

NOTE: Timing will discontinue when the group has regained its position. Time previously recorded that may have exceeded limit, however, will be held over for further occurrence. XVI. RULES OFFICIALS Rules Official(s) shall be assigned to a Gateway PGA Event when the following criteria have been satisfied: 1. All Major Championships regardless of location. 2. All Pro-Opens in Metro St. Louis. Pro-Opens outside of Metro St. Louis (50 mile radius), including the Southern IL Open, will require a minimum of 50 players. 3. Any other event designated by the Tournament Committee and approved by the Board. 4. Rules Officials will be paid a stipend of $125 per day including meals as an independent contractor. Lodging and mileage for out of town, multiple day events, will be provided.

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XVII. RULES OF PLAY – 2012 PGA of America Rules of Play Hard Card Play is governed by the 2012-2015 Rules of Golf of the USGA, and where applicable, by the following Local Rules, Conditions and Definitions. Appendix I refers to the Appendix of Local Rules, conditions of the competition in the USGA Rules of Golf Booklet. Unless otherwise provided, penalty for breach of Local Rule is: Stroke Play – Two Strokes or Loss of Hole – in Match Play.

1. SUSPENSION OF PLAY FOR A DANGEROUS SITUATION When play is suspended for a dangerous situation, if the players in a match or group are between the play of two holes, they shall not resume play until the committee has ordered a resumption of play. If they are in the process of playing a hole, they shall discontinue play immediately and shall not thereafter resume play until the committee has ordered a resumption of play.

NOTE: A suspension for a dangerous situation shall be signaled by one prolonged siren or by a horn blast. All other types of suspension shall be signaled by several short, intermittent siren blasts or horn blasts. PENALTY FOR BREACH OF THIS CONDITION: DISQUALIFICATION: All practice areas shall be closed during suspension for a dangerous situation until the Committee has declared them open for use.

2. SPECIFICATIONS OF CLUBS AND THE BALL:

a) Driver Heads: Any drive the player carries must have a club head, identified by model and loft, that is named on the current List of Conforming Driver Heads issued by the USGA, which is available in The PGA of America Rules Office. Exemption: A driver with a club head that was manufactured prior to 1999 is exempt from this condition.

PENALTY FOR BREACH OF CONDITION: See Appendix I

b) Golf Balls: The ball the player uses shall be named on the current “List of

Conforming Golf Balls” of the USGA, which is posted. PENALTY FOR BREACH OF CONDITION: Disqualification

3. PACE OF PLAY: (Note 2 to Rule 6-7) A player will be subject to penalty if he unduly

delays play. The pace of play guidelines which are in effect are posted at The PGA of America Rules Office and starting tees.

4. MEASURING CONDITION OF PUTTING GREEN: Before or between rounds on

any day of the Competition or play-off, a player or his caddie must not use any device that measures the condition (slope, texture, firmness, or moisture level) of any putting green on the course. The use of such a device is only permitted on practice days.

5. PRACTICE AT PUTTING GREEN OF HOLE LAST PLAYED IS PROHIBITED:

Between the play of two holes, a player must not make any practice stroke or roll a ball on or near the putting green of the last hole played.

6. TRANSPORTATION: Automotive transportation is permitted by The PGA of America Rules Committee. The policies governing the use of automotive transportation are effect and posted.

7. RETURNING SCORECARD: For the purpose of applying Rule 6-6c, a competitor is

considered to have returned his scorecard when he has first left the scoring area

8. RESULT OF THE COMPETITION: When all scores have been posted on the Official Scoreboard and approved by the Committee, the result of the Competition is deemed to have been officially announced.

9. LIFTING AN EMBEDDED BALL: The “EMBEDDED BALL RULE” as written in

Appendix I is in effect “through the green”.

10. OUT OF BOUNDS: Out of Bounds is defined by inside edge of white stakes and/or property fence posts at ground level.

11. IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS: a) Asphalt and artificially surfaced roads and paths are immovable obstructions. White

lined areas tying into roads or paths have the same status as the roads or paths, and thus they are obstructions and not ground under repair.

b) Railroad ties, curbing, or the like adjoining cart paths are deemed to be part of the

same obstruction. c) Secured mats and plastic cable ramps covering cables are immovable obstructions. 12. GROUND UNDER REPAIR: a) Areas defined by white lines (except Dropping Zones) b) French drains, which are trenches, filled with rocks or stones. c) Relief is for lie of ball or area of intended swing only for the following (through the

green only): 1 Seams of cut turf – All seams within the cut turf area are considered the same seam. 2 Newly trenched areas 3 Painted yardage marking located in any closely mown area.

13. RETAINING WALLS AND PILINGS: When located within water hazards or within

and/or around bunkers, retaining walls and pilings are integral parts of the course. 14. TREE WRAPPINGS, ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES: Closely attached to

trees: No relief. Tree wrappings, electrical wires, cables, signs, and lightning rods, closely attached to trees are not obstructions. They are integral parts of the course.

15. TEMPORARY IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS: Appendix I is in effect and

includes any temporary immovable obstruction installed for the competition. 16. TURF PLUGS ON PUTTING GREEN: On the putting green, in addition to Rule 16-

1c, the player may repair turf plugs of any size.

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17. CASUAL WATER ON PUTTING GREEN: If a temporary accumulation of casual water exists on the putting green, the following policy will operate when the ball lies on the putting green:

a) The player may take relief under the Rules of Golf (Rule 25-1b(iii)) or the player may request the Committee to squeegee the line of the putt (but not both). Such squeegeeing may extend beyond the hole at the players option.

b) The Committee may squeegee the putting green at any time. c) The Committee may use any combination of a) and b) above. 18. Distance-Measuring Devices: In all Gateway PGA events a player may obtain

distance information by using a device that measures DISTANCE ONLY. However, if during a stipulated round, a player uses a distance-measuring device that might affect his/her play (e.g., gradient, wind-speed, temperature, etc.) the player is in breach of Rule 14-3, for which the penalty is disqualification, regardless of whether any such additional functions are actually used. A LOCAL RULE allowing the use of distance-measuring devices that are capable of gauging or measuring other conditions is not authorized.

XVII. TOURNAMENT FORMATS

A. PRO-OPENS 1. Prize money: The distribution of the prize money shall consist of entry fees less

administration costs, rules official fees, opening and superintendent fees, cart fees, plus sponsor contributions. The purse will be determined by number of players and the prize breakdown will be posted prior to play.

2. Starting times: Shotgun start will be used for all Pro-Opens unless otherwise specified as a tee time event.

18 hole Pro-Open – 10:00 AM Shotgun or Tee Times 27/36 hole Events – 9:00 AM & 2:00 PM Shotguns

3. Scores: Scores shall be promptly posted upon completion of play.

4. Pro-Opens would be run with these divisions: Regular and Senior with the following stipulations: A. Players will be paired blindly regardless of division to allow for the

integration between head professionals and assistants. B. Participants must decide (upon tournament sign-up) in which division

he/she is competing for prize money, and pay the appropriate entry fee for that division. However, points will still be distributed for both appropriately to all eligible participants, regardless of which division they play in.

C. Sponsor dollars shall be divided between the Regular and Senior divisions.

This division of sponsor dollars shall be proportionate to the number of players in each division versus the total.

B. GATEWAY PGA SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry deadline – same as Pro-Open regulations. 2. Competition – 54 holes, stroke play. 36 holes Day 1 & Final Round on Day 2. 3. Apprentice eligibility: must complete Level I. 4. Purse – to be determined. 5. Starting times – players will be notified.

C. MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry deadline will be Thursday at NOON of the preceding week of the event. 2. Competition – Match Play 36 holes per day for three (3) consecutive days. 3. Purse – to be determined. 4. Starting times – players will be notified. 5. Other Rules – All eligible players may sign up to complete the field, if 32

players or less determine the field, players will be seeded with the defending champion seated 1 and the remainder of the field will be seated based on the following: The tournament committee will rank each player in the field with the use of the 2011 Points List, the Gateway Section Player Rankings and any additional information given by the Tournament Chairman. An average of the rankings will be taken from the lists supplied to determine the seeds.

6. If more than 32 players register for the event an 18-hole stroke play qualifier will be used for the morning round to determine the round of 32. The 32 qualifiers will be seeded by the Gateway Section Player Rankings only.

D. PROFESSIONAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING

1. Entry – Entry forms will be sent out electronically in advance by PGA of

America. 2. Starting times – players will be notified via email and times will be posted

online. 3. Late registrations will not be allowed for this event.

E. GATEWAY PGA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry deadline – Same as Pro-Open regulations 2. Competition – 36 holes best ball two-man team event. 3. Purse – to be determined 4. Starting times – shotgun starts 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM. 5. Other rules:

A. GPGA Professional may select any eligible GPGA Professional as a partner.

B. Scorecard must indicate which partner made the score that is counted on each hole.

F. SENIOR PNC/ SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry – Entry forms will be sent out electronically in advance by PGA of

America. Local entries accepted for Sect. Championship portion of event. Any player not registering through the National Office will not be eligible to advance to the National Sr. PNC. A site-fee will be paid on or before the start of this event to cover tournament expenses.

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2. Competition – 36 holes, stroke play. 3. Purse – to be determined. 4. Eligibility – PGA members/apprentices in good standing who are 50 years of

age or older by the day of the tournament.

G. ASSISTANTS’ CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry fee – $30 to National, $200 on site. Entry blanks will be electronically sent to all of the assistants by the PGA of America.

2. Competition – 36 holes, stroke play. 3. Purse – to be determined. 4. Starting times – shotgun starts 9:00AM and 2:00 PM. 5. Local entries may not advance to National Championship.

H. PRO-ASSISTANT PRO CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Entry deadline – Same as Pro-Open regulations. 2. Competition – 18-hole best ball two-man team event. 3. Other rules – Head Professional may play with two or more assistants by

paying corresponding team entry fee. Eligibility requirements are not in place for this event. Payout for teams with Non-PGA players will be paid only to the team member with eligible PGA status.

I. QUAD-PRO

1. Entry deadline – Same as Pro-Open regulations. 2. Competition – 18 Holes, First 9 half of team scramble added to other halves

best ball. Second 9 is reversed of first 9 scoring. 3. Other Rules – Teams limited to 2 Top 10 Regular, 1 Top 5 Senior, and 1 Top 5

Assistant, from 2012 POY Standings. Eligibility requirements are not in place for this event. Payout for teams with Non-PGA players will be paid only to the team member with eligible PGA status.

I. LAKE TEAM EVENT

1. Entry deadline – Same as Pro-Open regulations. 2. Format – 54 Holes over 3 days 3. Open to Members of Gateway, Midwest, & South Central Section Members, in

good standing. One team member must be from District 7, other team member has no residency requirement, only PGA requirement.

K. PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP

Qualifying Criteria: The Top 20 in Regular POY Points, Top 10 in Senior POY Points, and the Top 5 in Assistant POY Points, will be eligible for the Championship. If any player does not accept the invitation to participate, there will be no substitutions from the respective POY point list.

DISTRICT 7 CHALLENGE MATCHES

Selection Criteria: Top 8 Senior Player of the Year Point List (prior to 2/10/13) First come, first served from 2/11/13 onward.

XVII-A. PRO-AM REGULATIONS

A. ELIGIBILITY

1. All members of the Gateway PGA in good standing. 2. Amateurs at the discretion of the Member who has a verifiable handicap and

active Amateur status. 3. If an amateur is a member of two (2) clubs, the lower handicap is used. 4. Amateurs will receive a % of their handicap based on format of the event. 5. Amateurs must present current handicap card or verification at registration. 6. Entry fee per team is TBD. 7. The format for the Gateway PGA Pro-Ams is TBD.

B. STARTING TIMES

1. Will be published prior to start of registration.

C. POSTING RESULTS

1. The Professional is responsible for insuring that his/her score and the team score is accurate and an amateur member of the team verify the scorecard.

2. Scores of all teams shall be promptly posted upon completion of play.

D. SPECIAL FORMATS

1. Scratch Pro-Am: All Pro-Am regulations apply, except the following:

a. It is recommended but not required that the competition will be scored using two best balls of the foursome. Only gross scores will be used. However, the committee may change the format at their discretion.

b. It is recommended but not required that all amateurs must have established handicaps.

2. Pro-Ladies:

a. Entry fee deadline – same as regular Pro-Ams. b. Handicap – 50% handicap Shamble, maximum of (20).

3. Pro-Junior:

a. Entry fee – $60 per Junior includes carts, lunch, and prizes. b. Entry deadline – 12:00 noon Tuesday preceding the event. c. Starting times – To be determined. d. Format will be Shamble with 50% handicap, maximum of (20). Gross &

Net Divisions. e. Eligibility – All Juniors who have not reached their 18th birthday by the

date of the event. f. Purse – Trophies awarded to first, second and third place teams in each

division with scorecard playoffs for a tie.

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PLAYING ABILITY TEST RULES AND GUIDELINES

I. REGISTRATIONS II. WAITING LIST POLICY III. TRANSFERS/REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS IV. DRESS CODE V. THE COMPETITION VI. CARTS VII. OTHER CHANGES REGISTRATIONS Registrations are taken in order of receipt at the PGA of America National Office and

through http://www. pgalinks.com. There is a 14 day registration deadline for every PAT and an individual may be registered for only two PAT’s at any one time. The registration fee, paid at the time of registration, is $100 for each PAT and the registrant is responsible for all additional on-site fees.

Those who are employed in a capacity that gives them eligible employment or are

registered PGA/PGM University students may register for a PAT at any time prior to the 30 day registration deadline. Those not meeting this eligibility criteria may only register within the fourteen (14) days prior to the 30 day registration deadline.

If it is found that an individual registered more than fourteen (14) days prior to the registration deadline and did not meet the above eligibility criteria, the individual will be suspended for two years from taking a PAT. If the individual has already played in the PAT, the score will be null and void. For schedule information or to register with a MasterCard, Visa or American Express call (888) 298-7391 or visit http://www.pgalinks.com.

II. WAITING LIST POLICY If a PAT becomes full before the deadline date, a wait list will be established. At the registration deadline a wait list report including the wait list registrants in order of registration is sent to the Section Office. To determine your wait list status, you may contact the PGA National Office prior to the deadline and the Section Office after the deadline. If there are any late cancellations or no shows the day of play, the Section will fill any remaining spots from the wait list order, from those who present themselves on site. If a spot does not become available off the wait list, an individual should contact the PGA National Office to have the fees transferred to another available PAT or have funds refunded.

III. TRANSFERS/REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS There are no transfers or refunds from a PAT inside the 30 day registration deadline unless it is a cancellation after passing a previous 36-hole (this does not include meeting the 18 hole minimum PAT requirement) or off a wait list. An individual who passes the 36-hole PAT and is signed up for another, must contact the PGA National Office at (800) 474-2776, within three business days of passing the 36-hole PAT to have the funds transferred to a Professional Readiness Orientation registration or refunded. A

competitor who is unable to participate in a PAT and does not notify the PGA National and Section Office at least 72 hours prior to the PAT, will be suspended from playing in another PAT 90 days. A competitior who withdraws during play or no cards (does not complete and submit a card for two 18 hole rounds) will be suspended from competing in another PAT for 90 days from the date of that PAT. If a competitor is signed up for another PAT within 90 day suspension period, that individual will be canceled from that PAT and the funds will be refunded. An individual who cancels, withdraws or no cards due to injury or illness may submit medical documentation to the PGA National Office no later than three business days following the PAT for review for refund and/or waiver of suspension. If a PAT is canceled due to not meeting the minimum registrations, you will be notified by the PGA National Office. If a PAT is canceled due to weather, you should contact the Section Offiice.

IV. DRESS CODE

Female participants must wear slacks, culottes, walking shorts, or golf skirts which constitute, acceptable clothing worn by women in connection with participation in professional golf tournaments. Male participants must wear slacks and participants shall not wear shorts anywhere on the property. Jeans are not to be considered slacks.

V. THE COMPETITION

Men shall play from tees at least 6000 yards in length with a minimum USGA course rating of 68. Women shall play from tees at least 5700 yards and at a maximum or 5900 yards. Participants must have been born female in order to play from the women’s tees. Target score is determined by multiplying the USGA course rating by 2 (two) and adding 15 strokes. (After multiplying, any remaining faction is dropped.)

VI. CARTS

Contestants’ clubs must stay on a cart; no more than two carts per grouping. (A third cart may be allowed at the discretion of the facility.) Only two people are allowed to ride in the cart at one time. To “prevent scouting”, a player or players using a cart, or their caddies, may not drive the cart past the ball until all shots have been played to the green. “Past the ball” is deemed to be past the nearest ball to the green. If the players or caddies drive slightly past the ball in search of a lost ball, this is not considered past the ball. Subject to undue delay penalty. When one cart is employed by two players, the cart and any person or thing in it is always deemed to be the equipment of the player whose ball is involved, except when the cart is being driven by one of the players employing it or their caddies, the cart and its contents are considered the equipment of that player.

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Spectator carts are not allowed. Only official carts authorized by the Tournament Director will be allowed on the course. It is imperative that all players return their carts to the cart staging area immediately upon completion of their round. Do not leave them at the various courses or their respective practice areas or parking lot.

VII. OTHER CHANGES

Effective 1/1/2003, one of the following must be completed within two years prior to registering into the PGA Professional Golf Management Program:

a. Pass the 36-hole Player’s Ability Test or; b. Attempt the PAT at least twice within two years since 1/1/2003 and shoot

one 18 hole score in a PAT since 1/1/2003 that is equal to or less than the PAT target score for 18 holes plus 5 strokes.

The 36-hole PAT remains valid during the Acceptable Progress period. An individual who enters the PGA Professional Golf Management Program after achieving only option (b) above, must pass the 36-hole PAT prior to registering for the Level 3 Checkpoint. For information on the PGA Professional Golf Management Program, visit http://www.pgalinks.com.pro/index1.cfm. There must be at least ten (10) registrants in a PAT at the deadline in order for the PAT to be held. Tee times are sent by the Section about ten days prior to the PAT. If you do not receive this listing, you should contact the Section Office. A photo identification is required at the PAT site and lack of photo identification is cause for disqualification. If allowed by both the Section and golf course, caddies are permitted. Both caddie and player may ride at the same time. The use of alcohol is prohibited during play of the PAT. For conduct unbecoming a golf professional during a PAT, an individual may be assessed a two stroke penalty. A second offense will result in disqualification. PAT participants are advised that actions determined by the PGA of America to be construed as conduct unbecoming a golf professional in any way connected with the PAT (without limitation unprofessional behavior displayed or unprofessional actions of any nature or description committed during practice rounds, the PAT test, or committed subsequent to the completion of a PAT) may result in the suspension of such an individual from participating in PATs for a period of two (2) years at the sole discretion of the PGA of America. In order to preserve the integrity of the game and our PGA competitions, please be reminded that each player has the duty and responsibility to protect the rest of the field from questionable practices and Rules infractions. If you are doubtful as to the rights or procedure for either yourself or a fellow competitor, seek the counsel of the PAT Examiner.

The PAT schedule and deadlines are subject to revision. For an updated schedule call (888) 298-7391 or visit pgalinks.com. All deadlines are 5PM Eastern time. For any questions regarding PAT policies, contact the PGA Member Information Service Center at (800) 474-2776. The following was originally published in the December issue of MISC Updates. Effective 1/1/2003, one of the following must be completed to register into the PGA Professional Golf Management Program: Pass the Players Ability Test or attempt the P.A.T. at least twice since 1/1/2003 and shoot one 18 hole score in a P.A.T. since 1/1/2003 that is equal to or less than the P.A.T. target score for 18 holes plus 5 strokes. (See the chart below)

36 Hole P.A.T. Target Score

18 Hole Target Score Target Score to Register as an

Apprentice Course Rating for 36

holes + 15 (36 P.A.T. Score/2) (36 P.A.T. Score/2) +5

151 75.5 80 152 76.0 81 153 76.5 81 154 77.0 82 155 77.5 82 156 78.0 83 157 78.5 83 158 79.0 84 159 79.5 84 160 80.0 85 161 80.5 85 162 81.0 86 163 81.5 86 164 82.0 87 165 82.5 87

Passing the P.A.T. is not an entrance requirement into the PGA Professional Golf Management Program, but the P.A.T. must be passed prior to an individual registering for the Level 3 Checkpoint. The P.A.T. remains valid during the Acceptable Progress period, and is considered valid if passed within two years prior to registration into the PGA Professional Golf Management Program. In order to be successful, an individual must achieve a 36-hole score within 15 shots of the course rating. For example, if the course rating is 72, the target score for the 36-holes would be 159 (72 x 2 = 144 + 15 = 159). This competition is normally conducted in one day. The P.A.T. is conducted from the middle tees of the golf course with the flagsticks set on a generally flat area of the green. Although this sounds relatively simple, less than 20% of those taking the test achieve a passing score. If an individual’s game is marginal, it is highly recommended that they work diligently on improving prior to registering for the P.A.T.

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For the P.A.T. schedule and online registration use this link http://www.pgalinks.com/pat1.cfm. To register by phone, please contact the Member Information Service Center (MISC) at 1-800-474-2776.

2013 PAT Schedule DATE SITE NATL ENTRY ON SITE FEE April 4 Eagle Springs GC $100 $40 May 9 The Orchards GC $100 $32 June 27 Dogwood Hills GC $100 $30 July 16 Stonewolf GC $100 $40 August 1 Stone Creek GC $100 $40 August 29 Eagle Springs GC $100 $40 Sept. 19 Arlington Greens GC $100 $30 October 10 Arlington Greens GC $100 $30

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The PGA Professional Golf Management Program Notice to Pre-Apprentices To be able to register into Level 1 of the PGMP, you must have met the following requirements: 1. Have a high school diploma or be at least 18 years of age and have the equivalent of a high

school diploma. 2. Review the information provided on PGALinks.com regarding the Professional Readiness

Orientation (PRO) and PGMP policies and procedures: program content and format. 3. Have six months of eligible employment within the 12 months prior to registering into the

PGMP and be eligibly employed at the time of registration. 4. Pass a PAT or attempt the PAT at least twice and shoot one 18 hole score in a PAT that is

equal to or less than the PAT target score for 18 holes plus 5 strokes. PATs expire in two years

If you have met the above requirements, you are ready to register. 1. You must have Internet access. Go to PGALinks.com and click on “Professional Readiness

Orientation”. Read all the links entirely. 2. Click on “PGMP Application Form”. You will need to download the form and print. The

application cannot be completed on-line as yet. 3. Click on “Fees Calculator” to determine your total fees to send with your registration

application. 4. Send your application and other required documents with your check or money order to The

PGA of America. If you prefer, you may fax the application with your credit card information.

5. It will take several weeks for the National PGA to process your application. Once your application has been accepted, your Level 1 materials will be shipped to you.

6. You are a Registered Apprentice in The PGA of America after your Level I Kit has been purchased.

APPRENTICES – Keep in mind to be eligible to register for any Checkpoint, Work Experience Kits must be pre-approved prior to registering for all checkpoints. Kits must be submitted to the PGA for approval at least 45 days prior to the registration deadline of the checkpoint you wish to attend. Checkpoints will be filled on a first come, first serve basis. Allow four to six weeks for your kit to be evaluated when attending a checkpoint. You may obtain your kit status by calling IRV automated response system at (877) 742-5464 or accessing PGA Links.

You are responsible for bringing your kit to the checkpoint. If you have any questions, please contact MISC at (800) 474-2776. For more information about the PGMP or the PRO, call the PGA Member Information Service Center at 1-800-4-PGA-PRO (800-474-2776)

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GATEWAY PGA

APPRENTICES

Each year the Gateway PGA Apprentices must fulfill the following requirements: Apprentices and Pre-Apprentices must attend one educational seminar prior to the start of the playing season to retain playing privileges for the current year. The Spring Meeting is the easiest way to do this.

THE THREE LEVELS OF THE PGMP

Individuals who enroll in the PGMP are required to complete three levels of study before being elected to membership in the PGA. Apprentices have two years to pass each level. LEVEL I Courses Rules of Golf Golf Club Design and Repair Introduction to Teaching Golf Development Programs Tournament Operations Golf Car Fleet Management Career Enhancement Constitution LEVEL II Courses Business Communications Analysis of the Swing Customer Relations Turfgrass Management Business Planning & Operations Electives* LEVEL III Courses Food and Beverage Control Inventory Management. And Merchandising Supervising and Delegating Swing Concepts of Teaching Electives* *Electives include the following: You are required to complete two of the following Electives. At least one must be a PGA Elective. Electives may be completed at either Level 2 or Level 3. *PGA Electives *Outside Electives Golf Facility Design CPR/First Aid Golf Range Management Public Speaking Caddie Management Golf Course Design

FOR REVISED PROFESSIONAL GOLF MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

COURSES – PLEASE REFER TO WWW.PGALINKS.COM FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF QUALIFYING WORK AND LEVEL ONE COURSES

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PGA of America Professional Golf Management Program Associated Costs P.A.T. Entry Fee $100 per attempt. Participants are responsible for all additional on-

site fees required by the facility Association Dues & Fees Refer to dues calculator on PGALinks.com/How to Become a PGA

Member Level 1 Transition Kit $200 Level 2 Transition Kit $100 Level 1 Materials $560 + tax ** Ordered after registration into the Apprentice Program

is confirmed Checkpoint 1 $1,925 - Paid at time of Checkpoint registration Level 2 Materials $350 + $22.75 tax*- Paid on site Checkpoint 2 $1,925 - Paid at time of Checkpoint registration Level 3 Materials $250 + $16.25 tax* Paid on site Checkpoint 3 $1,760 - Paid at time of Checkpoint registration Player Development $50 Checkpoint Re-attend $1,125 Final Experience Re-attend $695 (Presentation/Interview) Seminar Re-attend $725 (one semester) $925 (two semesters) $1,125 (three semesters) Checkpoint $300 fee + airline transfer fees Cancellation/Transfer (Inside 60 days)

Checkpoint $100 fee + airline transfer fees Cancellation/Transfer (Prior to 60 days)

Checkpoint “No-Show” Forfeit all fees *** Single Room Option $500 (Checkpoint 1&2) Subject to availability/non-refundable $300 (Checkpoint 3) Subject to availability/non-refundable Paid at time of Checkpoint registration Contact the PGA Member Information Service Center (MISC) at 1-800-474-2776 for any questions or for additional information. NOTE: All fees subject to change. All fees are non-refundable * Subject to change ** Florida and Georgia residents only

*** Failure to contact the MISC by 4:30 p.m. EST Friday to cancel or transfer checkpoint registration will result in forfeiture of fees paid. Checkpoint 3 registrants must contact MISC by 4:30 p.m. EST Wednesday.

Acceptable Progress Tracking – The PGA Professional Golf Management Program

Acceptable Progress is defined by submission of the Work Experience Kit. In order to remain in good standing, the Level 1 Kit must be received within two years of the Level 1 start date, the Level 2 Kit must be received within four years of the Level 1 start date and the Level 3 Kit must be received within six years of the Level 1 start date. Failure to submit your Kit in a timely manner for each Level will result in suspension until the Kit is received and approved. Apprentices have eight years from their Level 1 Start Date to be elected to PGA membership. If apprentices do not become elected in eight years, they are terminated from the program and must complete the PGA PGM Program again in its entirety, including passing the PAT.

Note: Individuals who have not completed their kit requirement at the end of their 2-year suspension period will be terminated from the Apprentice program.

Revised Professional Golf Management Program Associated Cost Effective 1/2010

Revised Program - Portal Access to online $200 (valid for 6 months) Qualifying Level Courses

Playing Ability Test Entry Fee $100 per attempt Plus additional fees required by the Section/Facility

Association Dues and Fees Refer to Calculator on pgalinks.com Apprentice Background Check Fee $60

Revised Program – Qualifying Level Test Fee at ACT Test Center $32.50

Revised Program – Protal Access to Online Level One Pre-Seminar Courses $560

Revised Program – Level One Classes at PGA Education Center (beginning July 2010) $2000

Revised Program – Level One Test Fees at ACT Test Center (Tests Conducted after July 2010) $32.50 - $55

Revised Program – Level One Transfer Fee $300 (Access to Qualifying and Level One Pro-Seminar Courses) *Must be a level one registered apprentice prior to December 31, 2009 and have purchased a level one kit.

REVISED PROGRAM – LEVEL TWO AND ELVEL THREE COURSES, TEST FEES, AND CLASSES, WILL BE AVAILABLE JULY 2011.

Note: All fees are subject to change and are non-refundable.

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Member Service Requirements MSR Requirements (Effective 6/16/2012) Credit requirements will consist of two categories:

(a) 54 Total Credits, (b) 36 of which must be from PGA Meeting/PGA Education and/or Golf 2.0/Player Development.

(a) Total Credits (54): A total of 54 credits must be earned, with at least 36 credits earned from the required category (PGA Meeting/PGA Education/Golf 2.0/Player Development), while the other means of obtaining credits toward the total requirement remain per the prior program. All credits for any category must be earned via activities that allow for automated crediting through PGA systems to streamline the administration of the Professional Development Program.

(b) PGA Meeting/PGA Education: The credit category for Meetings and PGA-delivered education (Chapter, Section, National) are now combined and all will be awarded one (1) credit per hour of participation. Other education provided by sources outside of The PGA will apply to the Total. This means that any gathering of members organized by a Section/Chapter or National, whether for governance, education, or both will be treated the same way. Therefore, a Section meeting that had three hours of business meeting and two hours of education that would have been credited six Meeting credits and two Education credits in the previous cycle will now be worth 5 PGA Meeting/PGA Education credits in the current proposal.

(b) Golf 2.0/Player Development: The credits for Golf 2.0/Player Development will be earned via the reporting of actual creation, activation and engagement of golfers into programming that supports Golf 2.0 initiatives and/or education and training on the strategic plan, its initiatives, and related program administration. Thus both green grass and non-green grass or executive level PGA members can meet the requirement by becoming knowledgeable about Golf 2.0, its strategic initiatives, and its programs.

Effective Date: June 16, 2011–June 15, 2015 Rules and Regulations for the Member Service Requirement (MSR), as defined by the Membership Committee:

1. One credit per hour of service or participation as defined by the chart below.

2. A Section may require that all Section and Chapter activities be approved in advance.

3. Based on previously approved activities, established guidelines and Section recommendations, the National Office will approve the credits to be awarded for a certain activity. The Board of Control will determine the number of credits in all disputes and the Board of Directors reserves the right to make modifications to the requirements.

4. A participant may receive compensation for an activity.

5. Fifty-four (54) credits are required for a three-year cycle; at least 36 from PGA Meeting/PGA Education/Golf 2.0/Player Development.

6. Members who have attained 25 years of active membership and are at least 65 years of age before the start of the Professional Development Program shall be required to earn 12 credits from the PGA Meeting/PGA Education/Golf 2.0/Player Development category only.

ACTIVITY CREDITS EARNED #1 (a): PGA MEETING and PGA EDUCATION Attending or serving as an instructor or speaker at a National, Section or Chapter PGA Meeting or PGA Education activity, including National/Section/Chapter committee and Board meetings. Attending an Allied Association National Meeting. Any online Education through PGALinks. Example – Any Meeting/Education gathering of PGA members conducted by the National, Section or Chapter. #1 (b): GOLF 2.0/PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Promoting, conducting and reporting Golf 2.0 Programs in order to engage and create golfers. Completing Golf 2.0 online tutorials and webinars. Example – Reporting creation and activation of new golfers and completing online tutorials and trainings via PGALinks Entered via registration/list or survey completion REQUIRED 36 CREDITS IN A 3 YEAR CYCLE **MAY BE EARNED EXCLUSIVELY FROM EITHER CATEGORY OR ANY COMBINATION OF 1 (a) or 1 (b)**

1 credit per hour of attendance. (No maximums) (Any meeting or education program conducted or co-conducted by the National, Section or Chapter. Example of a co-conducted program is the PGA/USGA Rules of Golf Workshops) Credits based on the promotion, conducting and reporting Golf 2.0 Program results. 1 credit for completion of Golf 2.0/Player Development tutorials and training via PGALinks.

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#2 Service to the PGA/Industry – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Serving the Section, Chapter, National PGA or Allied Association. Participating in advancement of the game activities such as radio shows, TV shows, speeches, golf promotional non-playing events, golf clinics and other volunteer activities, such as non-playing tournament official. Entered via member online input

1 credit per hour of participation with a maximum of 8 credits per day (Such as PGA Free Fit & Trade and local player development programs)

#3: Golf Coach – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Serving as a golf coach or assistant golf coach of a high school/college golf team in a capacity not considered the member’s primary employment. (See Rule #4 above) Entered via member online input

Maximum of 6 credits per MSR cycle year

#4: Survey Respondent – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Completing a MSR-designated National or Section survey. The Board of Control must approve Section surveys in advance. Entered by PGA upon survey completion

1 credit per Section survey 2 credits per National survey 1 credit per six current mos. Performance Trak Maximum of 5 credits per MSR cycle year

#5: PGA Tournament Participation – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Participation in Section-sanctioned golf tournaments or tournaments conducted by the PGA of America National Office. Entered via registration/list

2 credits per Section event 4 credits per National event Maximum of 8 credits per MSR cycle year

#6: Merchandise Show Attendee – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Attending a National, Section or Allied Association Merchandise Show. Entered via registration/list

2 credits per show Maximum of 4 credits per MSR cycle year

#7: Media Related Articles – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY PGA-approved news, media, magazine articles or published book. Entered via member online input

1 credit per article Maximum of 6 credits per MSR cycle year

#8: Other non-PGA Education – applies to the TOTAL CATEGORY Attending non-PGA conducted Education or Seminars, completing online education not offered by the National, Section or Chapter. Example – College course, CPR, non-PGA conducted Education. Entered via list or by the member online

1 credit per hour of attendance with a maximum of eight (8) credits for any one online course.

Total MSR per cycle = 54 Required Meeting/Education/Golf 2.0/Player Development Category = 36

Section sanctioned = Approved by the Section Office/Section Board Nationally sanctioned = Approved by the PGA of America Membership Department, with counsel from the Board of Control as needed.

Golf 2.0 Conducting and Reporting Program Results: 1. Registering, promoting, conducting and reporting on Golf 2.0 Programs via PGA registration and reporting tools; examples include:

a. Get Golf Ready (2 credits per graduating class, minimum of three students per class) b. Get Golf Ready 2 (3 credits per graduating class, minimum of three students per class) c. Get Golf Ready Outings/Leagues (3 credits per reaching minimum thresholds) d. PGA Sports Academy (2 credits per graduating class, minimum of three students per class) e. Future Golf 2.0 Programs (Credits awarded in a manner equitable with a through d above)

Golf 2.0 Online Training: 2. Tutorials and Online Training completed via PGALinks to achieve full understanding and adoption by all members regarding the Association's Strategic Plan.

a. Understanding the Strategic Plan Family Focus Drive for Diversity Know Your Customer Platinum Players I’m Ready to Play Deepen Engagement with Current Golfers Building Blocks Annual Updates Connecting with Her Off Course Options Welcome Back to Golf

Online tutorials and training will be developed by the PGA Education and Player Development Departments. Tutorials and training online content will include video and written material as well as an assessment to gauge understanding and engagement will take approximately one hour to complete each tutorial/training session, thereby, earning one credit per completion. Future MSR cycles will include new opportunities as Golf 2.0 continues to roll out. The Membership and Play Golf America Committees will continue to evaluate the credit structure.

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Member Apprentice MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS

Master Professional PGA Members who have successfully completed advanced professional training. The Board of Directors shall establish the requirements, including the requirement that such Members shall have served, for a minimum of six (6) years, in the capacity of Class “A” Head Golf Professional and/or Director of Golf at PGA recognized Golf Facilities.

Class A-1 B-1 PGA Members/Apprentices employed as Head Golf Professionals at PGA Recognized Golf Courses. Class A-2 B-2 PGA Members/Apprentices employed as Head Golf Professionals at PGA Recognized Golf Ranges. Class A-3 PGA Members who are exempt players on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour, Nationwide Tour, LPGA Tour and Futures Tour. Class A-4 B-4 PGA Members/Apprentices who are Director of Golf at a PGA Recognized Facility: An individual who directs the total golf operation of a PGA Recognized Golf

Facility, including the golf shop, golf range, golf car operations (if applicable) and supervision of the Head Golf Professional Class A-5 Past Presidents of the Association, regardless of their current occupation or profession. Class A-6 B-6 PGA Members/Apprentices employed at PGA Recognized Golf Facilities, PGA Recognized Golf Schools, PGA Recognized Indoor Facilities as either golf supervisors of golf instructors, or individuals who instruct PGA Professionals how to teach. Class A-7 B-7 PGA Members/Apprentices employed as Directors of Golf or Head Golf Professionals at PGA Recognized Facilities under construction. Class A-8 B-8 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed as Assistant Golf Professionals are primarily employed at a PGA Recognized Golf Facility and spend at least 50% of

the time working on club repair, merchandising, handicapping records, inventory control, bookkeeping and tournament operations. Class A-9 B-9 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed in professional positions in management, development, ownership, operation, &/or financing of facilities.

Employment at more than Two Facilities: Individuals who are involved in the management of more than two facilities, regardless of positions, titles or responsibilities shall be classified B-9

Class A-10 B-10 PGA Members/Apprentices employed as Golf Clinicians whose main source of income is golf shows or clinics. Class A-11 B-11 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed by the Association, a Section or the PGA Tour in an administrative capacity and individuals who are employed full-

time as employees of golf associations recognized by the Board of Directors. Class A-12 B-12 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed as golf coaches at accredited colleges, universities, and junior colleges. Class A-13 B-13 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed as General Managers/Directors of Club Operations who have successfully completed the requirements set forth by the

PGA Board of Directors. General Managers/Directors of Club Operations: General Managers and/or Directors of Club Operations shall manage the entire golf facility including golf operations, golf course maintenance, clubhouse administration, food and beverage operation and other recreational activities at the facility.

Class A-14 B-14 PGA Members/Apprentices who are employed as Director of Instruction, an individual who is managing, supervising and directing the total teaching program at a

PGA Recognized Golf School or PGA Recognized Facility. Class A-15 B-15 PGA Members/Apprentices whose primary employment is ownership or management of golf products or services at a “PGA” Recognized Retail Facility” provided

such Employment specifically excludes primary employment as a clerk.

Class A-16 B-16 PGA Members/Apprentices who are primarily employed in the design of golf courses as architects or Individuals who are primarily employed in an ownership or management capacity as golf course builders.

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Class A-17 B-17 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in the management of all activities in relation to maintenance, operation and management of a golf course. Individuals in this classification are required to satisfy the criteria of either a Golf Course Superintendent of Assistant Golf Course Superintendent as defined by the Golf Course Superintendent’s Association of America

Class A-18 B-18 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in the reporting, editing, writing or publishing of golf-related publications in any form of media (inclusive of, but not

limited to, newspapers, magazines, the Internet) or in the broadcasting or commentating about golf events on network television, cable networks, the Internet or any other form of related media.

Class A-19 B-19 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in an executive, administrative or supervisory position with a golf industry manufacturer of golf industry distributor. Regulation: The A-19/B-19 classification may include individuals primarily employed in an executive, administrative or supervisory position with a golf industry

company that provides direct consumer distribution of golf goods or services that benefit PGA Members and/or PGA Member affiliated facilities. Class A-20 B-20 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed by one or more golf manufacturing or distributing companies involved in the wholesale sales and distribution of golf

merchandise or golf-related supplies to golf facilities, retail stores of any other golf outlets. Regulation: The A-20/B-20 classification may include individuals primarily employed by a golf manufacturing or distributing company that provides direct consumer

distribution of golf goods or services that benefit PGA Members and/or PGA Member affiliated facilities. Class A-21 B-21 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in the coordination, planning and implementation of golf events for organizations, businesses, or associations. Class A-22 B-22 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in the provision of services as a rules official for recognized golf associations, recognized golf tours or recognized

golf events. Class A-23 B-23 PGA Members/Apprentices primarily employed in the business of club fitting must use a recognized fitting system or a comparable system, must have all the

necessary equipment normally associated with club fitting and must have access to a PGA Recognized Golf Range or a range at a PGA Recognized Golf Course to monitor ball flight. Individuals primarily employed in club repair must have an established place of business with all necessary equipment normally associated with club repair, or must service one or more golf tours or series of golf events.

Class A-24 PGA members primarily employed within the golf industry who are not eligible for another active classification. Individuals may not be elected to A-24 as this is a

“transfer only” classification. If a member wishes to transfer to the A-24 classification, they must first submit a change form and job description to their section office for approval. Once this is done, the Director of Membership, Rich Williams, must also approve it at the National level. If the section and National are uncertain as to whether someone qualifies for the A-24 classification, it will be forwarded to the Board of Control.

Class “F” PGA Members who fail to meet the requirements of the Member Service Requirements (MSR). All privileges are suspended until time of successful completion. Eligibility for Two (2) Classifications: With the exception of A-3’s, any Member who is eligible for two (2) different classifications should be placed in the classification in which the Member spends a majority of their time: however, if equal, the Member shall have a choice, with the approval of the Section. Approved Tournament Players shall be classified A-3 unless they substantiate to the Board of Control they are eligible for another classification. Approved Tournament Players who are not classifies as A-3 Members shall have their classification reviewed by the Board of Control two (2) times annually.

Life Member (Active) PGA Members who have a history of 20 years or more of active Membership. Any time during which the Member was suspended, classified “Inactive” or classfied “F” does not count toward the accumulation of those years. It technically means that the Member is retired, but still actively involved in the PGA of America. He/she must still complete MSR and pay dues. Privileges include the ability to vote, hold office at the National and Sectional levels, be a delegate to the Annual Meeting, play in the Sr. CPC, Winter Tournament Program, and the Tournament Series. The Section determines eligibility for Section events.

Life Member (Retired) Requirements for qualification are the same as Life Member Active. However, both the responsibilities and rights of membership are limited. MSR is not required, and dues are

substantially lower. Privileges include the ability to compete in the Tournament Series, the Tournament Program and the Sr. CPC. He/she may not hold office, be a delegate to the Annual Meeting or vote.

Apprentice An Apprentice is an individual who is employed as a head golf professional, director of golf, general manager, golf teacher or golf assistant (defined as an individual who spends at least 50

percent of the time working on club repair, merchandising, handicapping records, inventory control, bookkeeping and tournament operations). These individuals are registered into the PGMP program.

Inactive This is a classification that allows members to be unemployed, employed only part time or work totally outside of the golf industry. An Inactive Member does not have the same rights as a

Class “A” Member, but may still retain PGA Professional status. MSR and dues are required. If a Member exceeds his/her grace period for unemployment, the classification automatically changes to Inactive. However, it is not necessary to wait that long. If a member chooses to change voluntarily, he/she need only complete a change form as they would any other time.

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The term “PGA Recognized Golf Course” shall refer to a golf facility that has at least nine holes. Each hole shall have a minimum hole length of 60 yards and have a total yardage of not less than 1,000 yards for nine holes or 1,500 yards for 18 holes. The golf facility shall have at least 14 acres in total course area, exclusive of clubhouse, golf shop and parking areas, and be entirely planted in grass (except for artificial tee mats). The term “PGA Recognized Golf Range” shall refer to a golf range with a minimum of 15 tees, 150 feet of teeing area, and a depth of at least 600 feet. The range shall have adequate parking facilities allowing at least one parking place for each tee and a building adequate to properly handle the administrative requirements of a PGA Recognized Range. A professional shall be available for private and group instruction. The term ”PGA Recognized Golf School” shall refer to a golf school recognized by the Board of Directors. This refers to a golf school recognized by the Board of Directors, which promotes the game of golf, has an official name and written materials to describe its programs, and conducts its programs at PGA Recognized Golf Facilities, which can sufficiently handle classes to teach the game of golf. “PGA Recognized Retail Facility” shall be defined as either a stand-alone retail golf specialty store or as sporting goods stores with golf departments similar in size and merchandise inventory to a stand-alone golf shop. The term “PGA Recognized Golf Association” shall refer to an organization recognized by the Board of Directors. They shall promote the game of golf, have tax-exempt status and operate from a place of business. To verify that these guidelines are satisfied, the organizations may be required to provide tax records, job descriptions, mission statements, business plans, organizational charts and/or other information the Association deems necessary. The term “PGA Recognized Professional Golf Association” shall refer to International Association of Golf Professionals recognized by the Board of Directors. Apprentice Classifications – Apprentice classifications mirror member classifications, (B-1 to B-23). The same rules that define employment for members will apply to apprentices. The Apprentice Employment Verification form can be found as document #300 at http://www.pgalinks.com/memberonly2/003/memforms.cfm. Dues – 2003/2004 dues for all apprentice classifications (other than B-1 and B-13) will be the same as dues for an apprentice assistant. The Board of Directors will establish policies to assist the Sections in computing the dues for the 2004/2005 fiscal years. Eligible Employment – The primary employment guidelines will be used to determine eligible employment. If so requested, an apprentice must justify his/her classification to the satisfaction of the Section. 2 per 9 and other employment restrictions – Nearly all employment restrictions have been removed. Primary employment will be used to determine eligible employment. Sections will have the ability to identify the number of apprentices at a facility so they can determine if they wish to have the apprentice verify his/her employment. Registration Procedures – Read all of the Professional Readiness Orientation information at http://www.pgalinks.com/pro/index1.cfm (hyperlink). The PGA PGM Program application is available at http://www.pgalinks.com/pro/app.cfm (hyperlink). A member or apprentice shall be deemed to have violated the reporting requirements by failing to follow established Reporting Requirement guidelines. Accepting a Position – Members and apprentices accepting a new position shall be required to report the terms of their new contract, including a job description and anticipated income, to the section within ten (10) business days of agreeing to the terms of the position, so as to provide statistical information for education purposes for the membership, and to permit the Association and its sections to pursue the mission and objectives of the Association. Leaving a Position – Members and apprentices who leave a position shall be required to report the terms of their most current contract, including a job description, approximate income and fringe benefits, to the section within ten (10) business days of finding that they are leaving the position, so as to provide statistical information for education purposes for the membership, and to permit the Association and its sections to pursue the mission and objectives of the Association. Business Day – A business day is defined to be any day on which the PGA National Office is open for business. The ten (10) day notification period starts upon initial knowledge of leaving/accepting a head professional position. Members or apprentices who fail to comply with these provisions shall be fined as follows:

1. $50 for notification received between the 11th and 30th business day; 2. $75 for notification received between the 31st and 60th business day; 3. $100 if notification is not received within 60 business days.

All such fines shall be retained by the sections in which the violations occurred. Members and apprentices who are fined for such violations shall be automatically suspended from membership or registration in the apprentice program until the fines are paid. Members and apprentices in violation of this policy may appeal such fines and decisions to the Board of Control, in accordance with the provisions of Article VII. The Board of Directors shall prescribe regulations for enforcing the provisions of this Section, including the requirements that the Association and its sections shall be responsible for keeping each other fully informed in a timely manner. Employment Change – The national secretary is responsible for providing job change information received as a result of these requirements to the section within three (3) business days. When notification of an employment change is received at the national office and it is determined that a fine is applicable, the member or apprentice shall be sent a certified letter, along with a copy to the section, advising the member or apprentice of the amount of the fine and the fact that the member or apprentice is suspended until the fine is paid. Suspensions – Members and apprentices may be suspended for the following reasons:

Code of Ethics. Non-payment of dues by July 1. Delinquency of two months of PGA Credit Union loans. Failing to return a Questionnaire or an Association Survey. Violation of the Reporting Requirements. Failing to make “Acceptable Progress” in the PGMP.

Rights of Suspended Professionals – Suspended individuals shall lose all rights of membership and the privilege to play in national or section golf tournaments in accordance with tournament administration procedures established by The PGA of America and the sections. Life and liability insurance shall not be denied to suspended members as a result of their suspension. Individuals employed by a suspended member may not be denied any rights or privileges. Commencing January 1, 1994, time in suspended status shall not count towards Life Member status.

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2013 GATEWAY PGA FACILITY LISTINGS Indicates a PGA Member on the staff COURSE PHONE FAX COURSE PHONE FAX COURSE PHONE FAX

A.L. Gustin GC 573- 882-6016 573- 884-6862 18 Stadium Blvd, Columbia, MO 65211-0001 Jim Knoesel, PGA A-1

Shawn Deaver, PGA A-8 Acorns GC 618-939-7800 618-939-3005 3933 Ahne Rd, Waterloo, IL 62298 PO Box 134 Dave Stites

Algonquin GC 314- 962-2320 314- 962-2991 340 N Berry Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63122-4735 Scott Sandfort, PGA A-1

Annbriar GC 618- 939-4653 618- 939-4654 1524 Birdie Ln, Waterloo, IL 62298-5225 Kevin Schaeffer, PGA A-1 Scott Kunz B-8

Arena Golf & Range 573- 332-0860 573- 335-1603 2901 Hawthorne Rd, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-4258 Scott Roe, PGA A-14

David Cantrell, PGA A-6

Arlington Greens GC 618- 931-5232 618- 931-4331 200 Arlington Dr, Granite City, IL 62040-6523 Mark Marcuzzo, PGA A-1 Chad Robbins B-8

Ballwin GC 636- 227-1750 636- 207-2363 333 Holloway Rd, Ballwin, MO 63011-3890 David Furlong, PGA A-1

BB Golf 314- 973-8428 2640 Samuel Dr, Dardenne Prairie MO 63368-9604 Barbara Blanchar, PGA A-6

Bear Creek GC 636- 332-5018 636- 327-3218 158 Bear Creek Dr, Wentzville, MO 63385-3355 Kirk Porter, PGA A-13

Bellerive CC 314- 434-4405 314- 439-5232 12925 Ladue Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63141-8019 Michael Tucker, PGA A-1

Brian Fogt, PGA A-14 Ryan Martin, PGA A-8 Brett Moomey, PGA A-8 Justin Auping A-8

Bergen GC 217- 753-6211 200 East Dale Ave, Springfield, IL 62703-1434 Archer Logan, PGA A-1

Berry Hill GC 314- 731-7979 314- 731-3295 11919 Berry Hill Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-1429 Walter Siemsglusz, PGA A-13 David Levine, PGA A-1

Birch Creek GC 636-584-7200 636-584-7201 499 N. Service Rd., Union, MO 63084 Ralph Tiffany, PGA LM

Birdies & Tee's Dis.Golf 573- 348-5252 573- 348-1544 4540 Highway 54, Ste G3 Osage Beach, MO 65065-2379 Tory Hayes, PGA A-15

Jason Woods, PGA A-15

Bogey Hills Golf & CC 636- 946-6250 636- 946-8245 1120 Country Club Rd, Saint Charles, MO 63303-3305 Chris Nava, PGA A-4 Bob Jones, PGA LM Clayton McGowan, PGA A-6 Jarrod McKay B-8

Boone Valley GC 636- 928-5200 636- 928-8516 1319 Schluersburg Rd, Augusta, MO 63332-1215 Bryan McMurray, PGA A-13 Pol Montano, PGA A-4

Ronald Akin, PGA A-1

Bunn GC 217- 522-2633 217- 544-9506 2500 S 11th St, Springfield, IL 62703-3904 Paul Loutzenhiser, PGA A-1 Cape Girardeau CC 573- 335-7224 573- 335-4649 250 Country Club Dr, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-3338 Roger Welch B-1

Cardinal Creek GC 618- 744-1400 618-774-0026 1192 Golf Course Road, Scott AFB, IL 62225 Richard Gravette, PGA A-13

Carmi CC 618- 384-5011 618- 384-4063 883 Country Club Rd N. 1350, Carmi, IL 62821 Bill Proctor, PGA A-1

Cave Spring Golf Center 636- 723-7272 636- 946-0753 3650 W Clay St, Saint Charles, MO 63301-4433 Dan Buffington, PGA A-2

Christensen Golf Acad. 217- 228-9911 217- 228-9915 3915 S 24th St, Quincy, IL 62305-8925 Mark Christensen, PGA A-2

Columbia CC 573- 449-4734 573- 443-5141 2210 Country Club Drive, Columbia, MO 65201 Brett Bieske, PGA A-13

Zach Herzog NO

CC of Missouri 573- 442-1310 573- 443-1035 1300 Woodrail Ave, Columbia, MO 65203-0920 Jonathan Tips, PGA A-1 Country Lake GC 636-456-1165 636-456-1166 21309 Country Lake Dr., Warrenton, MO 63383 Lance Jaspering B-13

Crab Orchard GC 618- 985-2321 618- 985-3888 901 W Grand Ave, Carterville, IL 62918-2107 Steve Heckel, PGA A-4

Larry Emery, PGA A-8

Cruisin' USA 314-276-3871 314- 426-1713 6262 Olive Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63130-3300 Dave Garren, PGA A-20

Dalhousie GC 573- 332-0818 573- 332-0805 4763 Cords Way, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701-7411 Bill Morrow, PGA A-13 Jack Connell, PGA A-4

Deer Chase, The GC at 573- 346-6117 573- 346-5850 770 Deer Chase Rd, Linn Creek, MO 65052-1860 Marvin Boegler, PGA A-1

Dick's Sporting Goods 573- 447-1001 227 N Stadium Blvd, Columbia, MO 65203-1145 Scott Bess, PGA A-15 David Stone, PGA A-15

Dick's Sporting Goods 618- 549-7581 1250 E Main St, Carbondale, IL 62902 Eugene Shaneyfelt, PGA A-15 J.R. Maxam, III, PGA A-15

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Dick’s Sporting Goods 314-649-1400 200 W. County Cntr., Des Peres, MO 63131 Mike Fromuth PGA A-15

Dick’s Sporting Goods 636-536-3718 64 THF Blvd., Chesterfield, MO 63005 Steve Williams, PGA A-15

Dick’s Sporting Goods 573-556-5602 739 Stoneridge Pkwy, Jefferson City, MO 65101 Kelly King, PGA A-15

Dick’s Sporting Goods 636-278-5050 1600 Mid Rivers Mall, St. Peters, MO 63376 TJ Valvo, PGA A-15

Dogwood Hills Golf Res 573- 348-1735 573- 348-0014 1252 Highway Kk, Osage Beach, MO 65065-3347 Gary Mitchell, PGA A-4 Robert Wilson, PGA A-1

Jamey Martin B-8

DP Golf Center 618- 233-9500 618-632-9522 Mail: P.O. Box 1503, O'Fallon, IL 62269 5628 Old Collinsville Rd. Fairview Hts, IL 62208 Daniel Polites, PGA A-2

Eagle Springs GC 314- 355-7277 314- 355-3067 2575 Redman Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63136-5860 Timothy Davenport, PGA A-13

Eldon CC 573- 392-4172 573- 392-1281 35 Golf Club Road, Eldon, MO 65026 Michael Cummings, PGA A-1

Falls GC 636- 240-4653 636- 281-8840 1170 Turtle Creek Dr, O Fallon, MO 63366-5926 Brian Schmersahl, PGA A-1

Brad Hulett, PGA A-13 Terry Houser LM Ryan Buckley B-8

Falls Recreation Ctr 636- 240-6464 1301 Crooked Stick Dr, O Fallon, MO 63366-5553

Christopher Scott, PGA A-14

Family G & Learn. Ctr 636- 861-2500 636- 861-2088 3717 Tree Court Industrial Blv, St Louis, MO 63122-6623 Brian Boles, PGA A-6

Chris Jones B-8

First Tee Driving Rng 314- 416-1661 314-487-0351 6286 Lemay Ferry Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63129-2806 Michael Buschhorn, PGA A-2

Missy Brennan B-6 First Tee Greater STL 314- 533-6400 314- 533-6401

5163 Clayton Ave, Saint Louis, MO 63110-1423 Ashley Nicks B-6

Forest Hills CC 636- 227-1528 636- 227-2540 36 Forest Club Dr, Chesterfield, MO 63005-7122 Gideon Traub PGA A-1 Neel Andy Crowe PGA A-13 Brandon Coffey PGA A-8 Marvin Herrod B-8

Wesley McVey B-8

Forest Park GC (Probstein) 314-367-1337 314-367-9924 6141 Lagoon Dr., St. Louis, MO 63112 Mark Lewis, PGA A-4 Chris Liszewski B-8

Four Seasons CC 314- 469-5986 314- 576-3504 615 Broadmoor Dr, Chesterfield, MO 63017-3155 Scott Worley NO

Fox Creek GC 618- 692-9400 618- 692-9765 PO Box 386, Edwardsville, IL 62025-0386 Matthew Hass B-1

Fox Haven GC 573-481-2144 #1 Country Club Dr., Sikeston, MO 63801 Kevin Collins, PGA A-1

Fox Run GC 636- 938-4653 636- 938-3485 1 Putt Ln, Eureka, MO 63025-2828 Jeff Field, PGA A-1 Dennis Biedenstein, PGA A-14 Brian Gilbert, PGA A-8

Franklin County CC 636- 239-6678 636-239-4975 6413 Country Club Road, Washington, MO 63090-9300 PO Box 2300 Steve Sebastian, PGA A-1

Shane Blankenship, PGA A-8

Franklin County CC 618-932-3144 618-932-2165 11058 Country Club Rd, W. Franklin, IL 62896 Brian Laur, PGA A-6

Gateway Nat. Golf Links 314- 421-4653 618- 482-2485 18 Golf Dr, Madison, IL 62060-1677 Robert Tays, PGA A-14

Gateway Section 636- 532-3355 636- 532-0435 17269 Wild Horse Creek, Ste 110 Chesterfield, MO 63005 Josh Riley, PGA A-11

Steve Finn, PGA A-11 Ali Wells, PGA A-11

Glen Echo CC 314-382-5780 314-383-3209 3401 Lucas & Hunt Rd, St. Louis, MO 63121-5005 Barrett Martens, PGA A-1

Golf Body Performance Learning Center 636-305-1011 636-305-1013 13550 W. Watson, St. Louis, MO 63127 Helen Kurtin, PGA A-9

Golf Galaxy Chesterfield 636- 537-8400 16 Thf Blvd, Chesterfield, MO 63005-1150 Jeff Allen, PGA A-15

Golf Galaxy Fairview Ht 618- 398-6561 618- 398-6771 17 Plaza Dr, Fairview Heights IL 62208-2025 Steve Remspecher, PGA A-15 Joe Schalk, PGA A-15

Golf Galaxy Brentwood 314- 962-9100 314- 962-9133 90 Promenade Court, Brentwood, MO 63144 Bryan Glenn, PGA A-15

Golf Headquarters 636- 240-0458 636- 978-7991 3465 Highway K, O Fallon, MO 63368-8137 Jeff Mullican, PGA A-2

Golf Port of Maryland Ht 314- 878-4653 314- 993-4559 1 Golf Port Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63146-1838 Michael Wyatt, PGA A-2 Kevin Wood B-6

GolfTEC Chesterfield 314- 721-4653 636-590-4519 148 Chesterfield Commons E Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63005 Jason Cooper, PGA A-6

Christian Becker B-6

GolfTEC Clayton 314- 721-4653 314- 721-1700 178 Carondelet Plz, Clayton, MO 63105-3434 Justin Hoagland B-6

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GolfTEC Columbia 573- 355-9400 3401 W Broadway Business Park, Ste 107 Columbia, MO 65203-0392

Brad Benney, PGA A-6

GolfTEC Des Peres 314-721-4653 314-966-0623 11955 Manchester Rd., St. Louis, MO 63131

Keith Baker, PGA A-6 Craig Bollman, PGA A-6 Andrew Huelsing A-6

Greenbriar Hills CC 314- 821-7565 314- 822-7892 12665 Big Bend Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63122-5109 Scott Oulds, PGA A-1

Matthew Gindler, PGA A-8 Nic Bunning, PGA A-8

GreenValley Turf Farm 636- 338-4510 636- 338-4641 1362 Prairie Rd, Hawk Point, MO 63349-2044 Joshua Castello, PGA A-19

Hannibal CC 573- 221-0629 1200 Country Club Dr, Hannibal, MO 63401-2619 Jeffrey Kent, PGA A-1

Heritage Hills GC 660-269-8659 660-263-2481 PO Box 676, Moberly, MO 65270 Chris Tennyson B-1

Hickory Ridge GC 618- 529-4386 618- 457-6243 PO Box 1326, Carbondale, IL 62903-1326 Michael Day, PGA A-1

Hidden Trails CC 573- 624-3638 573- 624-4756 PO Box 355, Dexter, MO 63841-0355 John Barge, PGA A-1

Highlands GC 314- 531-7773 5163 Clayton Ave, Saint Louis, MO 63110-1423 Mark Lewis, PGA A-4 Chris Liszewski B-8

Hillsboro CC 217-532-2045 PO Box 497, Hillsboro, IL 62049 Jeff Eichoff, PGA A-1

Illini CC 217- 546-2830 217- 546-0245 1601 S Illini Rd, Springfield, IL 62704-3310

Joe Burden, PGA A-13 John Gilchrist, PGA A-1

Michael Leotta, PGA A-8

Indian Rock Driving Range 573- 372-0064 1539 Highway O, Laurie, MO 65037-6200 Monty King, PGA A-2

Indian Springs GC 217- 538-2392 217- 538-2573 21347 Illinois Route 185, Fillmore, IL 62032-2340 Richard Martin, PGA A-1

Innsbrook Resort G C 636- 928-6886 636- 745-2805 #1 Aspen Circle, Innsbrook, MO 63390 Mark Waltman, PGA A-1

Jacksonville CC 217- 245-7717 217- 245-7413 100 Country Club Rd., , Jacksonville, IL 62650 PO Box 1235 Michael Anderson, PGA A-13

JD Golf Studio 636- 327-7002 636- 327-7002 610 Eaglewood Trail Dr, Lake St Louis, MO 63367-2588 John Dickey, PGA A-6

Jefferson City CC 573- 893-3400 573- 893-3930 516 S Country Club Dr, Jefferson City, MO 65109-0345 Kevin Dunn, PGA A-8

Kimbeland GC 573- 243-3923 573- 243-3447 PO Box 354, Jackson, MO 63755-0354 William Birk, PGA A-6

Kirksville CC 660- 665-5335 660- 665-4148 2815 S Baltimore St, Kirksville, MO 63501-4639 Clint Fitzpatrick, PGA A-1

Knights of Columbus LC 217-417-1499 700 S. 36th, Quincy, IL 62305 David Morgan, PGA A-6

Kokopelli GC 618- 997-5656 618- 997-8469 1527 Champion Dr, Marion, IL 62959-5223 Jesse Barge, PGA A-1 Aaron Coon B-8

Lake Forest CC 636- 561-2221 636- 561-1946 300 Yard Dr, Lake St Louis, MO 63367-2434 Fred Friedman, PGA A-1

Tim Curran B-8

Lake of Egypt CC 618- 995-2661 1181 Clubhouse Rd, Marion, IL 62959-8595 Mark Faulkner, PGA A-1

Lake Shore GC 217-824-5521 217-824-5552 1460 E. 1000 North Rd., Taylorville, IL 62568 Michael Pearson, PGA A-1

Lake Valley Golf & CC 573- 346-7218 573-346-9646 PO Box 317, Camdenton, MO 65020-0317 Daniel Robertson, PGA A-1

Landings at Spirit GC 636- 728-1927 180 N Eatherton Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63005-3502 Don Gorin, PGA A-14

Legacy GC 618- 931-4653 3500 Cargill Rd, Granite City, IL 62040-5292

Brian Stitch, PGA A-13

Lincoln Greens GC 217- 786-4111 217- 786-4122 700 East Lake Drive, Springfield, IL 62707 James Sutzer, PGA A-1 Jordan Cox B-8

Lockhaven GC 618-466-2441 618-467-0793 10872 Lawrence Keller Dr., Godfrey, IL 62035 Adam Rockey B-1

Lodge of the 4 Seasons The Cove 573-365-8532 573-365-8121 The Ridge 573-365-8544 573-365-8122 PO Box 215, Lake Ozark, MO 65049-0215 Matthew Tausig, PGA A-4 Chris Lash B-8 Spencer Wilson B-8

Meadow Lake Acres CC 573- 491-3774 573- 491-3774 2600 Meadow Lake, New Bloomfield, MO 65063-1553

Christopher Nelson, PGA A-1

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Meadowbrook CC 636- 227-9962 636- 227-6338 200 Meadowbrook Country Club E, Ballwin, MO 63011

Craig Liddle, PGA A-1 RJ Villafuerte, PGA A-8 Adam Betz B-8

Meramec Lakes G.C. 636- 629-0900 636- 629-8602 321 Birdie Ln, Saint Clair, MO 63077-4155 Scott Brauer, PGA A-1

Mid Rivers GL 636-939-3663 636-939-4653 4100 Mid Rivers Mall Dr., St. Peters, MO 63376 Jeff Whitfield, PGA A-13 JC Anderson, PGA A-6

Miller Golf Services 573- 634-2838 573- 634-7642 1808 Southwest Blvd, Ste A, Jefferson City, MO 65109

Todd Miller, PGA A-24

Missouri Bluffs 636- 939-6494 636- 939-9668 18 Research Park Cir, Saint Charles, MO 63304-5624 Ty Zimmerman, PGA A-1

Mystic Oak GC 618-939-4646 643 Ridge Rd., Waterloo, IL 62298

Curt Goss B-1

Normandie GC 314- 862-4884 314- 862-4307 7605 Saint Charles Rock Rd, St Louis, MO 63133-1319 Nick Doelling B-1

North Co G & Sports Cntr 314- 837-7543 3555 N US Highway 67, Florissant, MO 63034-2215 Mike Kilpatrick, PGA A-2

Norwood Hills CC 314- 521-4802 314- 521-6150 #1 Norwood Hills CC Drive, St Louis, MO 63121 Ryan Roy, PGA A-1

Loel Fischer, PGA A-8 Nathan Morris B-8

Oak Brook GC 618- 656-5600 618-655-1686 9157 Fruit Rd, Edwardsville, IL 62025-6609 Mike Suhre, PGA A-1 Larry Suhre, PGA LM

Oaks GC 217- 528-6600 851 Dave Stockton Dr, Springfield, IL 62707-3116 Danny Pesch, PGA A-13

Old Hawthorne, Club at 573- 442-5280 573- 256-4833 6221 E Highway Ww, Columbia, MO 65201-8762 Travis McCubbin, PGA A-13

Kevin Stull, PGA A-1 Richard Niedergerke, PGA A-8 Austin Waibel B-8

Old Hickory GC 636- 477-8960 636- 477-8803 1 Dye Club Dr, Saint Peters, MO 63304-1104 Ed Schwent, PGA A-1

Old Kinderhook,Club at 573- 346-4444 573- 317-0538 20 Eagle Ridge Rd, Camdenton, MO 65020-4080 Josh Crowell, PGA A-1 Martin Krulatz, PGA A-8

Old Warson CC 314- 961-0005 314- 918-8113 9841 Old Warson Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63124-1027 Garth Bayer, PGA A-1

Rick Ewing, PGA A-14 Brian Lein, PGA A-8 Brandon Smith B-8

Orchards GC 618- 233-8921 618- 233-7383 1499 Golf Course Dr, Belleville, IL 62220-4870 Dale David, PGA A-13

Osage National GC 573- 365-1950 573- 365-1823 400 Osage Hills Rd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049-5709 Steve Belton, PGA A-13

Ryan Manselle, PGA A-4 Larry Salsman, PGA A-1 David Bird, PGA A-6 Thomas Farrar B-8 Bryan Martinez NO

Panther Creek CC 217- 546-4432 217- 546-6540 3001 Panther Creek Dr, Springfield, IL 62711-7832 Matt Ruehling, PGA A-13 Don Winker, PGA A-1

Ben Biersner, PGA A-8 Brian Kuddes, PGA A-8

Paradise Valley GC 636- 225-5157 636- 225-4005 1055 Lochmoor Dr, High Ridge, MO 63049-1119 Mike Miller, PGA A-1

Pasfield GC 217- 753-6226 1700 W Lawrence Ave, Springfield, IL 62704-2324 Lance Flury, PGA A-1

Perche Creek GC 573- 445-7546 573- 446-9166 5500 W Van Horn Tavern Rd, Columbia, MO 65203-9233 Richard Poe, PGA A-1

Jeff Schmid A-8 Dustin Lane B-8

Persimmon Woods GC 636- 926-7227 636- 926-9735 6401 Weldon Springs Rd, Weldon Spring, MO 63304 Ben Kent, PGA A-13

Jeff Escott, PGA A-1 Charles Stock, PGA A-8

Pevely Farm GC 636- 938-7000 636- 938-7001 400 Lewis Rd, Crescent, MO 63025-1653 Shawn Barnes, PGA A-1 Dennis Biedenstein, PGA A-14 Rex Hodgdon,PGA A-8

Pheasant Run GC 636- 379-0099 636- 379-2125 205 Trisport Dr., O’Fallon, MO 63368

Mail: 3465 Highway K, O’Fallon, MO 63368 Jeff Mullican, PGA A-1

Pomme Creek GC 636- 296-4653 636- 464-3876 1 Golfview Dr, Arnold, MO 63010-6007 Bob Furkin, PGA A-1

Porto Cima , Club at 573- 964-3100 573- 964-3199 PO Box 1690, Lake Ozark, MO 65049-1690

Jon Crane, PGA A-4 Coby Scarborough, PGA A-1 Joe Branco B-8

Pro Am Golf Center 314- 781-7775 314- 781-7776 3174 S Brentwood Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63119-1743 Thomas DeGrand, PGA A-2 Andrew Kim B-6

Quarry at Crystal Springs GC 314- 514-0154 314- 209-7615

#1 Crystal Springs Quarry Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Nash Haxel, PGA A-1 Mike Kilpatrick, PGA A-8

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Quail Creek CC 618- 544-7502 1010 E Highland Ave, Robinson, IL 62454-1083 Terry Schwab, PGA A-1

Quincy CC 217- 222-1052 217- 223-5637 2410 State St, Quincy, IL 62301-5708 Gideon Smith, PGA A-1 George Schrage B-8 Andrew Hagen NO

Rail GC 217- 525-0365 217- 525-6510 1400 S Club House Dr, Springfield, IL 62707-4510 Robert Speaker, PGA A-4 James Noelke B-8 Jesse Noelke B-8

Ramsey Lake GC 618- 423-2261 RR 1 Box 221, Ramsey, IL 62080-9783 Brad Leiken, PGA A-1

Red Hawk CC 618- 357-8712 618- 357-8108 6204 State Rte 154, Tamaroa, IL 62888-2423 Dan Breslin, PGA A-1 Redfield Golf & CC 573-498-0110 573-498-0148 14005 Redfield Dr., Ste. A, Eugene MO 65032 Jason Van Houten B-1

Rend Lake GC 618- 629-2353 618- 629-2405 12476 Golf Course Drive, Whittington, IL 62897 Craig Zinzilieta, PGA A-1

Richland Golf and CC 573- 765-4825 573- 765-4229 1555 N Pine St, Richland, MO 65556-7875 Daniel Burgess, PGA A-1

Riverside GC 636- 343-6333 1210 Larkin Williams Rd, Fenton, MO 63026-3137 Thomas DeGrand, PGA A-6

Rock Pile Driving Rng 660- 332-4653 660- 665-0209 27198 Grand Ln, Kirksville, MO 63501-8091 James Berrey, PGA A-2

Rolling Hills CC 573- 378-5109 573- 378-4824 PO Box 205, Versailles, MO 65084-0205 Steve Nolawski, PGA A-1

Ruth Park GC 314- 727-4800 314- 727-0540 8211 Groby Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63132-4017 Doug Castellari, PGA A-1 Benjamin Moore B-8

Sedorcek's Swing Sol. 314- 560-1446 1923 Marine Terrace, St Louis, MO 63146 Rob Sedorcek, PGA A-14

Shambolee GC 217-632-2140 101 South Shore Dr., Petersburg, IL 62675 Chris Bivens, PGA A-1

Solid Impact Golf Ctr 618- 259-2365 618- 259-3591 901 Harrison St, Wood River, IL 62095-1863 Martin Chiarodo, PGA A-2

Mike Brengard, PGA LM

Southern Oaks CC 573-783-6044 1157 Madison 502, Fredricktown, MO 63645 Rusty Cummings, PGA A-1

Spencer T Olin GC 618- 465-3111 618- 465-3119 4701 College Ave, Alton, IL 62002

Dan Morelli NO

Spring Lake CC 217-222-5021 217-222-2570 5215 Clubhouse Fr., Quincy, IL 62305 Matthew Schuerman, PGA A-1

St. Albans CC of 636- 458-3062 636- 458-6385 PO Box 5, Saint Albans, MO 63073-0005 Joe Schwent, PGA A-4 Alan Clark, PGA A-9 Rob Sedorcek, PGA A-14 Zach Potts, PGA A-8 Laith Ali B-8

St Ann GC 314- 423-6400 314-429-2330 4100 Ashby Rd, Saint Ann, MO 63074-1702 Mark Ryan, PGA A-1

St Clair CC 618- 398-3402 618- 398-3261 100 S 78th St, Belleville, IL 62223-2203 Tom Sipula, PGA A-1

M. Cameron Faulkner B-8

St. Louis CC 314- 994-0017 314- 994-0455 400 Barnes Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63124-1634 Grant Masson, PGA A-1

Brett Fisher, PGA A-8 Tom Staebel, PGA A-8

Stone Creek GC 618-351-4653 618-457-6456 503 Stone Creek Dr., Makanda, IL 62958 Ken Mason, PGA A-1

Stonewolf GC 618- 624-4653 618- 624-7169 1195 Stonewolf Trl, Fairview Heights IL 62208-4510 Don Hawkins A-14 Sullivan CC 573-468-5803 573-468-2695 PO Box 489, Sullivan, MO 63080 Myles Beckett B-4

Sun Valley GC 800- 737-4653 573- 898-9804 192 S Highway W, Elsberry, MO 63343-4223 Kirk Porter, PGA A-13

Sunset CC 314- 843-7119 314- 849-9422 9555 S Geyer Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63127-1605 Ryan Johnson, PGA A-1

Michael Wagner, PGA A-8

Sunset Hills CC 618- 656-8088 618- 656-9482 2525 S State Route 157, Edwardsville, IL 62025-3637 Jon DePriest, PGA A-13 Tom Beavers B-8

Sunset Hills Golf Learning Cntr, 314-349-1123 13550 W. Watson Rd., St. Louis, MO 63127 Helen Kurtin, PGA A-9

Steve Lestmann, PGA A-6 Beverly Miller, PGA A-6 Scott Worley – lessons

Sunset Hills GC 314-843-3000 301-843-6082 13366 W. Watson, St. Louis, MO 63127 Helen Kurtin, PGA A-9

Surfacetechs 618- 727-2828 618- 733-4435 212 California St, Carterville, IL 62918-1924 Andy Church, PGA A-21

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Tamarack GC 618-632-6666 618-632-7734 800 Tamarack Lane, O’Fallon, IL 62269 Steve Liter, PGA A-13 Mark Morfey, PGA A-6

Tan-Tar-A Resort GC 573- 348-8522 573- 348-8549 1524 State Road Kk, PO Box 188TT, Osage Beach, MO 65065-1380 Paul Leahy, PGA A-4

Bruce Phillips, PGA A-1 Perry Wergin, PGA A-8

Tapawingo GC 636- 349-3100 636-349-5688 13001 Gary Player Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63127-1906 Kevin Triefenbach, PGA A-1 Paul Sheets NO

Timber Lakes GC 618- 635-4653 618- 635-8945 3120 Forest Lake Ln, Staunton, IL 62088-4200 Richard Martin, PGA A-1

Todd Meyer Swing Foundry 636- 262-7788 1100 Whitmoor Dr, Weldon Spring, MO 63304-0564 Todd Meyer, PGA A-14

Tower Tee Golf Center 314- 481-5818 314- 353-5763 6727 Heege Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63123-2647 Steve Lotz, PGA A-2 Kevin Corn, PGA A-6

Bob Gaus, PGA A-6 Jim Offer, PGA A-6

Turkey Creek GC 573-636-7833 1616 Oil Well Rd., Jefferson City, MO 65101 Dennis Goettel, PGA LM

Union County CC 618- 833-7912 618- 833-6952 430 E Jefferson St, Anna, IL 62906-1526 Brandon Bierstedt, PGA A-1

West Plains CC 417- 257-2726 417- 255-0717 1402 Country Club Dr., West Plains, MO 65775-0868 PO Box 868 Alex Sanford, PGA A-1

Westborough CC 314- 968-5180 314- 968-5336 631 S Berry Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63122-4858 Jimmy Bals, PGA A-1 James Miali, PGA A-8 Steve Autry, PGA B-8

Westview GC 217- 223-7499 217- 228-9223 2150 S 36th St, Quincy, IL 62301-6566 Matthew Burry, PGA A-1

Westwood CC 314- 432-2312 314- 432-8604 11801 Conway Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63131-2414 Daryl Hartig, PGA MP

Westwood Hills CC 573- 785-8211 573- 776-6092 1 Birdie Ln, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901-3072 Jim Sides, PGA A-1

Whitmoor CC 636- 926-9622 636- 441-0208 1100 Whitmoor Dr, Weldon Spring, MO 63304-0564 Brian Maine, PGA A-4 Todd Meyer, PGA A-14 Mike Wukitsch B-1

WingHaven CC 636- 561-9464 636- 561-8217 7777 Winghaven Blvd, O Fallon, MO 63368-3788 Nathan Charnes, PGA A-13 Barbara Blanchar, PGA A-6

Andrew Jury B-8 Travis Kennedy B-8

Wolf Hollow GC 636- 390-8100 636- 390-8111 4504 Highway 100, Labadie, MO 63055-1052 Doug Warden, PGA A-13 Michael Weirich, PGA A-1 Mike Parmentier B-8

Woodlands GC 618-462-1456 2839 Harris Lane, Alton, IL 62002 Scott Schaefer, PGA A-13

Yorktown GC 618- 233-2000 618- 233-2334 300 Goalby Dr, Belleville, IL 62221-3191 Randy Phillips, PGA A-1

YMCA Springfield 217-544-9846 217-544-0004 701 S. 4th St., Springfield, IL 60703 Kiev Nelson, PGA A-14

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2013 GATEWAY SECTION PGA PROFESSIONALS

Akin, Ronald A-4 Boone Valley Golf Club 636-928-5200 Ali, Laith B-8 CC of St. Albans 636-458-3062 Allen, Jeffrey A-15 Golf Galaxy Chesterfield 636-573-8400 Anderson, JC A-6 Mid Rivers GC 636-939-6336 Anderson, Michael A-13 Jacksonville Country Club 217-245-7717 Armstrong, Scott IN 615- 482-3153 Aubuchon, Daniel B-8 573-280-8644 Augustine, Stephen IN 314-861-1888 Auping, JD A-8 Bellerive CC 314-434-4405 Autry, Steve B-8 Westborough CC\ 314-968-5180 Baker, Keith A-6 GolfTEC. Des Peres 314-721-4653 Bals, Jimmy A-1 Westborough Country Club 314-968-5180 Barge, Jesse A-1 Kokopelli Golf Club 618-997-5656

Barge, John LM Hidden Trails CC 573-624-3638 Barnes, Shawn A-1 Pevely Farm Golf Club 636-938-7000 Bayer, Garth A-1 Old Warson Country Club 314-961-0005 Beavers, Tom B-8 Sunset Hills CC 618-656-8088 Becker, Christian B-6 GolfTEC Chesterfield 314-721-4653 Beckett, Miles B-4 Sullivan CC 573-468-5803 Belton, Steve A-13 Osage National Golf Club 573-365-1950 Benney, Bradley A-6 GolfTEC - Columbia 573-355-9400 Benney, Greg A-8 573-761-9239 Berrey, James A-2 The Rock Pile Driving Range 660-332-4653 Bess, Scott A-15 Dick's Sporting Goods 573-447-1001 Betz, Adam B-8 Meadowbrook CC 636-227-9962

Biedenstein, Dennis A-14 Pevely Farms 636-938-7000 Fox Run 636-938-4653 Biersner, Ben A-8 Panther Creek CC 217-546-4432 Bierstedt, Brandon A-1 Union County Country Club 618-833-7912 Bieske, Brett A-13 Columbia Country Club 573-449-4734 Bird, David A-6 Osage National Golf Club 573-365-1950 Birk, William A-6 Kimbeland GC 573-243-3923 Bivens, Christopher A-1 Shambolee GC 217-632-2140 Blanchar, Barbara A-6 BB Golf WingHaven CC 314-973-8428 Blankenship, Shane A-8 Franklin County Country Club 636-239-6678 Boegler, Marvin A-1 The Golf Club at Deer Chase 573-346-6117 Boggs, C. Dale LM 314-422-48281 Boles, Brian A-6 Family Golf & Learning Center 636-861-2500

Bollman, Craig A-6 GolfTEC Des Peres 314-721-4653 Bower, Joseph IN (314) 569-3979 Branco, Joe B-8 Porto Cima 573-964-3100 Brasher, Michael A-1 Lockhaven CC 618-466-2441 Brauer, Scott A-1 Meramec Lakes G.C. 636-629-0900 Brengard, Mike LMA Solid Impact Golf Center 618-973-3027 cell Brennan, Missy B-6 First Tee Range 314-416-1661 Breslin, Dan A-1 Red Hawk Country Club 618-357-8712 Brown, Michael J. A-6 724-687-0724 Buckley, Ryan B-8 The Falls GC 636-240-4653 Buffington, Dan A-2 Cave Spring Golf Center 636-723-7272 Bunning, Nic A-8 Greenbriar Hills CC 314-821-7565 Burden, Joe A-13 Illini Country Club 217-546-2830

Burgess, Daniel A-1 Richland Golf and CC 573-765-4825 Burry, Matthew A-1 Westview Golf Course 217-223-7499 Buschhorn, Michael A-2 First Tee Driving Range(The) 314-416-1661 Cameron, Douglas A-4 803-257-5988 Cantrell, David A-6 Arena Golf & Range 573-332-0860 Carello, Gene LMA (618) 521-9886 Carranza, Robert RM (618) 451-4277 Castellari, Steven A-1 Ruth Park Golf Course 314-727-4800 Castello, Joshua A-19 GreenValley Turf Farm 636-338-4510 Chandler, Al LM 573-234-8645 Charnes, Nathan A-13 WingHaven Country Club 636-561-9464 Chiarodo, Martin A-2 Solid Impact Golf Center 618-259-2365 Christensen, Mark A-2 Christensen Golf Academy 217-228-9911

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Church, Scott A-21 Surfacetechs 618-727-2828 Clark, Alan A-9 CC St. Albans 636-458-3062 Clark, Terry IN 314-837-2776 Cochran, James LM 573-747-0111 Coffey, Brandon A-8 Forest Hills CC 636-227-1528 Collins, Kevin A-1 Fox Haven CC 573-481-2177 Connell, Jack A-4 Dalhousie Golf Club 573-332-0818 Coon, Aaron B-8 Kokopelli GC 618-997-5656 Cooper, Jason A-6 GolfTEC - Chesterfield 314-721-4653 Corn, Kevin A-6 Tower Tee GC 314- 481-5818 Cox, Jordan B-8 Lincoln Greens GC 217-786-4111 Crane, Jon A-4 The Club at Porto Cima 573-964-3100 Crowe, Neel Andy A-13 Forest Hills CC 636-227-1528

Crowell, Josh A-1 The Club at Old Kinderhook 573-346-4444 Cummings, Michael A-1 Eldon Country Club 573-392-4172 Cummings, Rusty A-1 Southern Oaks CC 573-783-6044 Curran, Tim B-8 Lake Forest CC 636-561-2221 Davenport, Timothy A-13 Eagle Springs Golf Course 314-355-7277 David, Dale A-13 Orchards Golf Course 618-233-8921 Day, Michael A-1 Hickory Ridge Golf Course 618-529-4386 Dean, Brad B-8 Old Hickory GC 636-477-8960 Deaver, Shawn A-8 A.L. Gustin Golf Course 573-882-6016 DeGrand, Thomas A-1 Pro Am Golf Center 314-781-7775 Riverside GC 636-343-6333 Delsing, Jay A-3 PGA Tour 636-536-1026 DePriest, Jon A-13 Sunset Hills Country Club 618-656-8088

Dickey, John A-14 JD Golf Studio 636-327-7002 Dodds, Trevor A-3 PGA Tour 314-822-2022 Doelling, Nick B-1 Normandie GC 314-862-4884 Drennan, Thomas IN 573-218-9193 Dunn, Kevin A-8 Jefferson City Country Club 573-893-3400 Eickhoff, Jeffrey A-1 Hillsboro Country Club 217-532-2045 Emery, Larry A-8 Crab Orchard GC 618-985-2321 Escott, Jeffrey A-1 Persimmon Woods Golf Club 636-926-7227 Ewing, Rick A-14 Old Warson Country Club 314-961-0005 Farrar, Thomas B-8 Osage National GC 573-365-1950 Faulkner, Mark A-1 Lake of Egypt Country Club 618-995-2661 Faulkner, Cameron B-8 St. Clair CC 618-398-3402 Fee, Gary LM 314- 843-7762

Field, Jeff A-1 Fox Run Golf Club 636-938-4653 Finn, Steve A-11 Gateway Section 314-882-2342 636-532-3355 Fischer, Loel A-8 Norwood Hills Country Club 314-521-4802 Fisher, Brett A-8 St. Louis Country Club 314-994-0017 Fitzpatrick, Clint A-1 Kirksville Country Club 660-665-5335 Flury, Lance A-1 Pasfield Golf Course 217-753-6226 Fogt, Brian A-14 Bellerive Country Club 314-434-4405 Friedman, Fred A-1 Lake Forest CC 636-561-2221 Fromuth, Michael A-15 Dick’s West County 314-649-1400 Furkin, Bob A-1 Pomme Creek Golf Course 636-296-4653 Furlong, David A-1 Ballwin Golf Club 636-227-1750 Garren, Dave A-20 Cruisin' USA 314-276-3871

Gaus, Robert A-6 Tower Tee Golf Center 314-481-5818 Gilbert, Brian A-8 Fox Run GC 636-938-4653 Gilchrist, John A-1 Illini Country Club 217-546-2830 Gilliland, Samuel LMR 636-939-4708 Gindler, Matthew A-8 Greenbriar Hills Country Club 314-821-7565 Gleason, Aaron A-20 Golf Channel Solutions 314-520-1003 Glenn, Bryan A-15 Golf Galaxy in Brentwood 314-962-9100 Goalby, Bob A-3 PGA Tour 618-98-3971 Goettel, Dennis LM Turkey Creek Range 573-636-7833 Gorin, Donald A-14 The Landings at Spirit GC 636-728-1927 Goss, Curt B-1 Mystic Oak GC 618-939-4646 Gravette, Richard A-13 Cardinal Creek Golf Course 618-744-1400 Grimes, James LMA 302-444-2665

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Grosch, Terry LMM 636-236-5243 Guthrie, Lucas A-3 217-653-1955 Hagen, Andrew NO Quincy CC 217-222-1052 Hall, Colin IN 314-616-8511 Hall, William LM 314-878-5739 Harding, Alex A-8 618- 709-3116 Harris, Stephen A-14 Cape Girardeau Country Club 573-335-7224 Hartig, Daryl MP Westwood Country Club 314-432-2312 Hass, Matthew B-1 Fox Creek GC 618-692-9400 Hawkins, Donald A-14 Stonewolf Golf Club 618-624-4653 Haxel, Donald A-1 The Quarry at Crystal Springs 314-514-0154 Hayes, Tory A-15 Birdies & Tee's Discount Golf 573-348-5252 Heckel, Steve A-4 Crab Orchard Golf Course 618-985-2321 Henry, Shawn IN 636-821-1263

Herrod, Marvin B-8 Forest Hills CC 636-227-1528 Herzog, Zachery NO Columbia CC 573-449-4734 Heyer, Tom LMA Webster U 314-406-9606 Hilker, Dan LMR 660-395-0146 Hoaglund, Justin B-6 GolfTEC Clayton 314-721-4653 Hodgdon IV, Frank A-8 Pevely Farms GC 636-938-7000 Hogan, Kyle A-8 480-862-2646 Hogge, Jeff LM 217-779-2469 Hoover, Gary LM 636-456-1806 Horton, Miles LMR 954-336-7479 Houser, Terry LM The Falls 636-240-4653 Huelsing, Andrew A-6 GolfTEC Des Peres 314-721-4653 Hulett, Brad A-13 Falls Golf Club 636-240-4653

Jaspering, Lance B-13 Country Lake GC 636-456-1165 Jenkins, Kyle B-8 573-356-8146 Johnson, Ryan A-1 Sunset Country Club 314-843-7119 Jones, Bob LM Bogey Hills CC 636-946-6250 Jones, Chris B-8 Family Golf & Learning 636-861-2500 Jury, Andrew B-8 WingHaven CC 636-561-9464 Kennedy, Travis B-8 WingHaven CC 636-561-9464 Kent, Benjiman A-13 Persimmon Woods Golf Club 636-926-7227 Kent, Jeffrey A-1 Hannibal Country Club 573-221-0629 Kilpatrick, Mike A-8 The Quarry at Crystal Springs 314-514-0154 Kim, Andrew B-8 ProAm Brentwood 314-781-7775 King, Kelly A-15 Dick’s Sporting Goods 573-550-5602

King, Monty A-2 Indian Rock Driving Range 573-372-0064 Knoesel, Jim A-1 A.L. Gustin Golf Course 573-882-6016 Kosmatka, Ronald A-13 573-353-6557 Krulatz, Martin A-8 Old Kinderhook 573-346-4444 Kuddes, Brian A-8 Panther Creek CC 217-546-4432 Kunz, Scott B-8 Annbriar GC 618-939-4653 Kurtin, Helen A-9 Sunset Hills Learn. Cntr 314-349-1123 Sunset Hills GC 314-843-3000 Golf Body Performance 636-305-1011 LaPlaunt, Timothy A-12 Lindenwood University 636-949-4839 Lane, Dustin B-8 Perche Creek GC 573-445-7546 Lash, Chris B-8 Lodge of the Four Seasons The Cove 573-365-8532 The Ridge 573-365-8544 Laur, Brian A-6 Franklin County CC IL 618-932-3144

Leahy, Paul A-4 Tan-Tar-A Resort Golf Club 573-348-8522 Lee, Garry RM 314-576-0498 Leiken, Bradley A-1 Ramsey Lake Golf Course 618-423-2261 Lein, Brian A-8 Old Warson Country Club 314-961-0005 Leotta, Michael A-8 Illini Country Club 217-546-2830 Leroux, Mark B-12 MU Golf Coach 573-424-0746 Leslie, Perry RM 818-653-6171 Lestmann, Stephen A-2 Sunset Hills Learning Cntr. 314-349-1123 Levine, David A-1 Berry Hill Golf Course 314-731-7979 Lewis, Mark A-4 The Highlands 314-531-7773 Norman K. Probstein 314-367-1337 Liddle, Craig A-1 Meadowbrook Country Club 636-227-9962 Linard, Thomas LM 314 518-9559

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Liszewski, Chris B-8 The Highlands 314-531-7773 Norman K. Probstein 314-367-1337 Liter, Steven A-13 Tamarac GC 618-632-6666 Loeber, Stephen LM 660-651-0750 Logan, Archer A-1 Bergen Golf Club 217-753-6211 Lotz, Stephen A-2 Tower Tee Golf Center 314-481-5818 Loutzenhiser, Paul A-1 Bunn Golf Course 217-522-2633 Loyd, Tom LM 573-443-2228 Luedloff, Russell LMR 636-405-1988 Maine, Brian A-4 Whitmoor Country Club 636-926-9622 Manselle, Ryan A-4 Osage National Golf Club 573-365-1950 Marcuzzo, Mark A-1 Arlington Greens Golf Course 618-931-5232 Martens, Barrett A-1 Glen Echo CC 314-382-5780

Martin, James B-8 Dogwood Hills GC 573-348-1735 Martin, Richard A-1 Timber Lakes Golf Course 618-635-4653 Indian Springs GC 217-538-2392 Martin, Ryan A-8 Bellerive Country Club 314-443-4405 Martinez, Bryan NO Osage National GL 573-365-1950 Mason, Ken A-1 Stone Creek GC 618-351-4653 Masson, Grant A-1 St. Louis CC 314-994-0017 Maxam, J.R. A-15 Dick’s Sporting Goods 618-549-7581 May, Keith IN 314-63-9695 McCubbin, Travis A-13 The Club at Old Hawthorne 573-442-5280 McGowan, Clayton A-6 Bogey Hills CC 636-946-6250 McKay, Jarrod B-8 Bogey Hills CC 636- 946-6250 McMurray, Bryan A-13 Boone Valley GC 636-928-5200

McVey, Wesley B-8 Forest Hills CC 636-227-1528 Meyer, Todd A-14 Todd Meyer Swing Foundry 636-262-7788 Whitmoor CC 636-962-9622 Miali, James A-8 Westborough Country Club 314-968-5180 Miller, Beverly A-6 Sunset Hills Learning Cntr. 314-349-1123 Miller, M. Todd A-24 Miller Golf Services 573-634-2838 Miller, Mike A-1 Paradise Valley Golf Course 636-225-5157 Mitchell, Gary A-4 Dogwood Hills Resort 573-348-1735 Montano, Pol A-4 Boone Valley Golf Club (314) 614-0400 Moomey, Brett A-8 Bellerive Country Club 314-434-4405 Moore, Benjamin B-8 Ruth Park GC 314-727-4800 Morfey, Mark A-6 Tamarack GC 618-632-6666

Morelli, Dan NO Spencer T. Olin GC 618-465-3111 Morgan, David A-6 Knights of Columbus LC 217-417-1499 Morris, Nathan B-8 Norwood Hills CC 314-521-4802 Morris, Wayne LM 314-965-2568 Morrow, William A-13 Dalhousie GC 573-332-0818 Mullican, Jeff A-2 Golf Headquarters 636-240-0458 Pheasant Run GC 636-379-0099 Murphy, Michael LM 314-420-0179 Nava, Christian A-4 Bogey Hills CC 636-946-6250 Nelson, Christopher A-1 Meadow Lake Acres CC 573-491-3774 Nelson, Stanley A-14 YMCA Springfield 217-544-9846 Nicks, Ashley B-8 First Tee Greater StL 314-533-6400 Niedergerke, Richard`A-8 Old Hawthorne GC 573-442-5280

Noelke, James B-8 The Rail GC 217-525-0365 Noelke, Jesse B-8 The Rail GC 217-525-0365 Nolawski, Steve A-1 Rolling Hills Country Club 573-378-5109 Ockovic, Wayne RM 618-795-4944 Offer, Jim A-6 Tower Tee Golf Center 314-481-5818 Oulds, Scott A-1 Greenbriar Hills Country Club 314-821-4565 Parmentier, Mike B-8 Wolf Hollow GC 636-390-8111 Pearson, Michael A-1 Lakeshore GC 217-824-5521 Pesch, Danny A-13 The Oaks Golf Course 217-528-6600 Phillips, Bruce A-1 Tan-Tar-A Resort Golf Club 573-348-8522 Phillips, Randy A-1 Yorktown Golf Complex 618-233-2000 Poe, Richard A-1 Perche Creek Golf Club 573-445-7546

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Polites, Daniel A-2 DP Golf Center 618-233-9500 Porter, Kirk A-13 Bear Creek Golf Club 636-332-5018 Sun Valley GC 800-737-4653 Potts, Zach A-8 CC of St. Albans 636-458-3062 Powers, Paul A-8 217-413-8777 Prange, John A-1 Bogey Hills Golf & CC 636-946-6250 Prange, Jonathen NO 636-947-0269 Proctor, Bill A-1 Carmi Country Club 618-384-5011 Rachell, Randy A-8 618-81-4330 Remspecher, Steve A-15 Golf Galaxy Fairview Hts 618-398-6561 Riley, Joshua A-11 Gateway Section 314-484-3232 636-532-3355 Rimer, Mark LM 660-397-2160 Robbins, Chad B-8 Arlington Greens GC 618-931-5232

Robertson, Daniel A-1 Lake Valley Golf & CC 573-346-7218 Rockey, Adam B-1 Lockhaven CC 618-466-2441 Roe, Scott A-8 Arena Golf & Range 573-332-0860 Ross, Bob LM 314-409-1608 Rowland, Chuck LM 217-496-2282 Roy, Ryan A-1 Norwood Hills Country Club 314-521-4802 Ruehling, Matt A-1 Panther Creek Country Club 217-546-4432 Ryan, Mark A-1 St Ann Golf Club 314-423-6400 Salsman, Larry A-1 Osage National 573-365-1950 Sample, Kenneth LM (314) 541-1432 Sanford, Alex A-1 West Plains Country Club 417-257-2726 Sandfort, Scott A-1 Algonquin Golf Club 314-962-2320 Scarborough, William A-1 The Club at Porto Cima 573-964-3100

Schaefer, Scott A-13 The Woodlands GC 618-462-1456 Schaeffer, Kevin A-1 Annbriar Golf Course 618-939-4653 Schalk, Joe A-15 Golf Galaxy, Fairview Hts 618-398-6561 Schmersahl, Brian A-1 Falls Golf Club 636-240-4653 Schmid, Jeff A-8 Perche Creek GC 573-445-7546 Schofield, Dale LM (217) 483-8812 Schrage, George B-8 Quincy CC (217) 222-1052 Schuerman, Matt A-1 Spring Lake CC 217-222-5021 Schwab, Terry A-1 Quail Creek Country Club (618) 544-7502 Schwent, Edward A-1 Old Hickory CC (636) 477-8960 Schwent, Joseph A-4 Country Club of St. Albans 636-458-3062 Scott, Christopher A-14 The Falls Recreation Center 636-240-6464

Sebastian, Steve A-1 Franklin County Country Club 636-239-6678 Sedorcek, Rob A-14 Country Club of St. Albans 636-458-3062 Sedorcek’s Swing Solution 314-560-1446 Shaiper, Richard LM (314) 443-4653 Shaneyfelt, Eugene A-15 Dick's Sporting Goods 369 618-549-7581 Shaver, Stanley LM 636-227-4170 Sheets, Paul NO Tapawingo GC 636-349-3100 Sides, Jim A-1 Westwood Hills Country Club 573-785-8211 Siemsglusz, Walter MP Berry Hill Golf Course 314-739-5599 Simpson, Thomas A-20 Targeted Golf Solutions 866-738-8768 Sipula, Tom A-1 St Clair Country Club 618- 398-3402 Smith, Brandon B-8 Old Warson CC 314-961-0005 Smith, Gideon A-1 Quincy Country Club 217-222-1052

Spaulding, Michael IN 636-262-8931 Spray, John LM 314-822-3434 Staebel, Tom A-8 St. Louis Country Club 314-994-0017 Steinhoff, Ryan A-8 573-694-2551 Stitch, Brian A-13 The Legacy Golf Course 618-931-4653 Stites, Dave Acorns GC 618-922-2676 Stock, Charles LM Persimmon Woods Golf Club 636-926-7227 Stone, David A-15 Dick’s Sporting Goods 573-447-1001 Stull, Kevin A-1 The Club at Old Hawthorne 573-442-5280 Suhre, Larry LM 618-656-8233 Suhre, Michael A-1 Oak Brook Golf Club 618-656-5600 Sutzer, James A-1 Lincoln Greens Golf Course 217-786-4111 Tausig, Matthew A-4 Lodge of the Four Seasons The Cove 573-365-8532 The Ridge 573-365-8544

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Tays, Robert A-14 Gateway National Golf Links 314-421-4653 Tennyson, Chris B-1 Heritage Hills GC 660-269-8659 Tiffany, Ralph LM Birch Creek GC 314-221-0973 Tips, Jonathan A-1 Country Club of Missouri 573- 442-1310 Traub, Gideon A-1 Forest Hills CC 636-227-1525 Triefenbach, Kevin A-1 Tapawingo Golf Course (636) 349-3100 Tucker, Michael A-1 Bellerive Country Club 314-434-4405 Valvo, TJ A-15 Dick’s Sporting Goods 636-278-5050 Van Houten, Jason B-1 Redfield G & CC 573-498-0110 Van Roekel, Mark A-20 1 Corp 573-673-1313 VanDover, Archie LM 636-391-9534 Villafuerte, RJ A-8 Meadowbrook CC 636-227-9962

Wagner, Michael E. A-8 Sunset Country Club 314-843-7119 Waibel, Austin A-8 Old Hawthorne 573-442-5280 Walters, Dennis LM (314) 540-1006 Waltman, Mark A-1 Innsbrook Resort G C 636-928-6886 Warden, Douglas A-13Wolf Hollow GC 636-390-8100 Wargo, Tom A-3 PGA Tour (618) 532-6601 Weirich, Michael A-1 Wolf Hollow Golf Club 636-390-8100 Welch, Roger B-1 Cape Girardeau CC 573-335-8251 Wells, Ali A-11 Gateway PGA Foundation 636-399-5340 636-532-3355 Wensing, Michael LM 573-690-5181 Wergin, Perry A-8 Tan-Tar-A Resort Golf Club 573-348-8522 White, Cary IN 949-701-9949 Whitfield, Jeff A-13 Mid Rivers GL 636-939-3663

Williams, Stephen A-15 Dick's Sporting Goods 636-536-3718 Wilson, Rob A-1 Dogwood Hills GC 573-348-1735 Wilson, Spencer B-8 Lodge of the Four Seasona 573-365-8544 Winker, Don A-1 Panther Creek CC 217-546-4432 Woods, Jason A-15 Birdies & Tee's Discount Golf 573-348-5252 Worley, Scott NO Four Seasons CC 314-463-5986 Sunset Hills Golf Cntr lessons Wukitsch, Mike B-1 Whitmoor CC 636-926-9622 Wyatt, Michael A-2 GolfPort of Maryland Heights 314-878-4653 Ziegler, Cary A-1 314-604-5203 Zimmerman, Ty A-1 Missouri Bluffs GC 636- 939-6494 Zinzilieta, Craig A-1 Rend Lake Golf Course 618-629-2353

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2013 GATEWAY PGA ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY Bearby, Mark - Cutter & Buck, Illinois Ahead, Sundog 5454 N. Tall Oaks Drive, Long Grove, IL 60047 847-913-9133 Cell: 847-922-6619 Fax: 866-508-4674 [email protected] Bechert, Michael – Nike Apparel, Vision, Headwear Cell: (314) 681-7245 [email protected] Berkmeyer, Skip All Star Distributing 15472 Manchester Rd., Ellisville, MO 63011 636-227-4100, Fax: 636-227-3183

Cell: 314-954 -7378 [email protected] Berry, Chris – PGA National Resort 561-227-2517 Book, Kyle (Southern Illinois Territory) Callaway Golf Sales Company 217-720-9922 [email protected] Bourgeois, Bill - Mizuno USA – Golf Division

734 Redstart Drive, Ballwin, MO 63021 636-230-3570, Fax: Same, Cell 314-607-2672 [email protected] Mizuno Customer Support 1-800-333-7888

Dalton, Pat Bag Boy, Devant, Bionic, Leupold, Datrek 12927 Briar Fork Court, Des Peres, MO 63131 Cell: 314-616-9193 Fax: 314-822-0999 [email protected] Delcourt, Mark - Fifth Third Bank

Highway K Banking Center, 2419 Highway K, O’Fallon, MO 63368 Cell: 314-662-0040 Phone #2: 636-272-2557 [email protected]

E-Z-GO Textron Gateway Golf Cars – Gary Luedloff 636-272-2278 George Hobbs – Sales Representative 913-515-9877 [email protected] Little Egypt Golf Cars, Neal Smith, President 800-447-2278 Gasich, Shanen Fifth Third Processing Solutions Cell: 314-677-0878 [email protected]

Gillham, Dan – TaylorMade Golf 759 Montmartre Dr, St. Louis, MO 63141

Phone: 636-248-0106 [email protected]

Govern, Mike - Acushnet Golf – FootJoy – Missouri/So. Illinois 15981 Kettington Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63017 Cell: 314-378-9299 [email protected] Hahn, Chris - Acushnet Golf – Titleist - Missouri 427 E. Essex Ave., St. Louis, MO 63122 Cell: 774-200-1070 Toll free: 866-750-7131x4445 [email protected] Harre, Fred – Northwestern Mutual Insurance, Investments, Ideas 701 Market Street, Suite 1070, St. Louis, MO 63101 314-244-0711, Fax: 314-244-0705

Phone #2 314-973-4079 [email protected] Hobbs, George – E-Z-Go 17316 W. 84th Terrace, Lenexa, KS 66219 Cell: 913-515-9877 Fax: 706-792-2079 [email protected] Hefner, Kevin Cleveland Golf, Srixon, Sky Caddie, Black Clover 40 Tunbridge Ct., O’Fallon, MO 63368 Cell: 314-422-4171 [email protected] Hempen, Chris - Fleet Sales Manager TNT Golf Car & Motorsports 2462 E. Pitman Ave., O’Fallon, MO 63366 636-327-4748 Fax: 636-327-4889

Cell: 217-242-6994 [email protected]

Hollowell, Bruce Antigua/Slazenger Group, Winn Grips, St. Andrews Products, Volvic Balls, Shedrain Umbrellas, Clicgear, Richardson Hats, Golf Max, Bettinardi Putters, Club Crown 2475 E. Meadow, Springfield, MO 65804 417-883-5671, Cell: 417-880-4094 [email protected] Jacobs, David (Jake) Tour Edge/Exotics, Swingshot Camera, Brookside Agra 317 Thames River Rd., Springfield, IL 62711 217-899-1651 [email protected]

Kaercher, Dave – Wilson Sporting Goods #10 Elm Drive, Florissant, MO 63031 Cell: 314-322-7330, Fax: 314-839-3682 [email protected] Kingsley, Karl Imperial Headwear, Ping Apparel, CMC, Beverly Hills Polo Club Belts, NYX Sunglasses 8500 W. 99th St., Overland Park, KS 66212 913-385-2121, Fax: 913-385-2122, Cell: 913-226-8125 [email protected] Kohlberg, David (Missouri Outside Sales Rep) Callaway Golf, TopFlite, Ben Hogan, Odyssey Cell: 314-412-1095

[email protected]

Kramer, JP, VP Sales All Star Pro Golf PO Box 155, 1501 35th Avenue West Spencer, IA 51301 800-247-4830 phone #2 712-262-9199 Fax: 712-262-8891 [email protected] Luedloff, Gary - Gateway Golf Cars 636-272-2278 Luedloff, Russ - M&M Golf Cars Club Car - Missouri 19873 Hwy 22 West, Mexico, MO 65265 573-581-8188, Fax: 573-581-7267 131 N. Central, O’Fallon, MO 63366 636-379-8243, Fax: 636-379-1628

[email protected] new TBD and will be available on GPGA website when finalized. Russ is working out of O’Fallon office.

Mason, Jim Bridgestone Golf & Precept Golf: Balls, Clubs & Accessories 1205 Briar Chase Dr., Lake St. Louis, MO 63367 Cell: 314-406-5586 Fax: 636-561-6630 [email protected] McCaffrey, Bryan Sun Mountain Sports 2116 Pardoroyal Dr., St Louis, MO 63131


Michael, Barb – Optimal Lifestyles, Inc. 136 West Glenwood Lane, St. Louis, MO 63122 314-984-0592, Cell: 314-494-9533 [email protected]

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2013 GATEWAY PGA ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY Morgan, Roger PGA Authentic, Ahead, Kate Lord 2720 S. Aspen Court, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 (New address pending, refer to GPGA website) 727-460-7956 Customer Service 800-282-2246 [email protected] www.aheadweb.com Nagel, Justin - PepsiCo Foodservice #1 Union 70 Center Drive, St. Louis, MO 63120 (314) 314-381-8800 [email protected] Novosel, John Bushnell Golf www.bushnellgolf.com, Flightscope www.flightscope.com, Tour Tempo www.tourtempo.com, bolle eyewear www.bolle.com, Serengeti Eyewear www.serengeti-eyewear.com 700 Indiana St., Lawrence, KS 66044 785-830-8689, Cell: 785-979-8689 [email protected] Osborne, Dennis - Nike Footwear & Equipment 475 Pine Hollow Court, Ballwin, MO 63021 Cell: 314-397-4653 [email protected] www.nikegolf.com Rist, Bruce - Cutter & Buck, Missouri Pukka Headwear, Callaway Footwear, Heritage Creations, Tin Cup, Logo Chips, Custom Brand Footwear, 21023 W. 98th Street, Lenexa, KS 66220 Cell: 785-331-7026, Fax: 314-689-0222

[email protected] Ruediger, Loni Cobra Puma Golf, Maui Jim Sunglasses, Sterling Cut Glass, American Needle Headwear, Certifresh Cigars, Bella Crystal Hatclips 276 Geremma, Ballwin, MO 63011 Cell: 636-236-1689 Fax: 636-527-6019 [email protected] Ruediger, Mark Cobra Puma Golf, US Kids, Golf Buddy 276 Geremma, Ballwin, MO 63011 Cell: 314-368-2800 Fax: 636-527-6019 [email protected]

Scheib, Steven-S.R. Scheib & Company Full Turn Direct, Link Soul by John Ashworth, SDI Sportswear, Pro Quip USA Rainwear, Dead Perfect, Haas Jordan Umbrellas, Bob Timberlake/Sakmann Golf, Skins Game/Horn Legend Collections, Korber Straw Hat Company, Messiaen Towel Company 3408 Circle Dr. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 319-365-3100, Cell: 319-431-3519 [email protected] Sheridan, John Gear for Sports, Under Armour, Sport Haley, Mobile Pro Shop 2109 West 68th St., Mission Hills, KS 66208 Cell: 816-914-7773, [email protected] Smith, Neal – Little Egypt Golf Cars 800-447-2278 Sumrell, Chris-KC Proshop LLC Callaway Apparel, Greg Norman Apparel and Headwear, Dunning Apparel, Ogio Bags & Apparel, Hollas Second Skin Apparel, Jofit Ladies Apparel, Black Clover Headwear, Garb for Kids, Switch Belts, Aloe Up Sunscreen, Red Arrow Ball Markers, MVP Sports & Morodz Alignment Sticks

13217 Canterbury Rd., Leawood, KS 66209 Cell: 913-226-3097, Fax: 253-322-3745 [email protected]

Traeder, Jason – General Manager TNT Golf Car & Motorsports 2462 E. Pitman Ave., O’Fallon, MO 63366 636-327-4748 Fax: 636-327-4889 [email protected] Traeder, Terry TNT Golf Car & Motorsports 2462 E. Pitman Ave., O’Fallon, MO 63366 877-478-4048 Phone #2 636-327-4748


Waitulavich, Jerry – Ping Golf Cell: 314-409-5200, Phone #2 1-800-528-0650 [email protected] Wilson, Roy – E.D. St. Louis District Golf Assoc. 560 Malinmor Drive, Weldon Spring, MO 63304 636-928-5056 Fax: 636-244-5056 [email protected] www.stldga.com Young, Dana - Business Audio Plus 1337 Strassner, St. Louis, MO 63144 314-961-4653 Fax: 314-961-5792, 800-461-4653 www.businessaudioplus.com

Zimmerman, Deb Anheuser-Busch/Michelob Ultra One Busch Place, St. Louis, MO 63118 314-577-7279 Phone #2: 314-540-3608 [email protected]

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2013 ADVERTISERS CROSS INDEX – Company and Sales Rep Company Sales Rep Ahead (Illinois) Bearby Ahead Morgan All Star Distributing Berkmeyer All Star Pro Golf Kramer Aloe Up Sunscreen Sumrell American Needle Headwear L. Ruediger Anheuser-Busch Zimmerman Antigua/Slazenger Hollowell Bag Boy Dalton Bella Crystal Hatclips L. Ruediger Bettinardi Putters Hollowell Beverly Hills Polo Club Belts Kingsley Bionic Dalton Black Clover Headwear Sumrell Black Clover Hefner Bob Timberlake/Sakmann Golf Scheib bolle Eyewear Novosel Bridgestone Mason Brookside Agra Jacobs Bushnell Novosel Business Audio Plus Young Callaway Apparel (KS/MO/NE) Sumrell Callaway Footwear (MO Outside) Rist Callaway Golf (MO Outside Sales) Kohlberg Callaway Golf (Southern Illinois) Book Certifresh Cigars L. Ruediger Cleveland Hefner Clicgear Hollowell Club Crown Hollowell CMC Kingsley Cobra Puma Golf L. Ruediger Cobra Puma Golf M. Ruediger Custom Brand Footwear Rist Cutter & Buck (Illinois) Bearby Cutter & Buck (Missouri) Rist Datrek Dalton Dead Perfect Scheib Devant Dalton Dunning Apparel Sumrell E-Z-GO Hobbs Fifth Third Bank Delcourt Fifth Third Processing Solutions Gasich Flightscope Novosel FootJoy Govern

Company Sales Rep Full Turn Direct Scheib Garb for Kids Sumrell Gateway Golf Cars G. Luedloff Gear Sheridan Golf Buddy M. Ruediger Golf Max Hollowell Greg Norman Sumrell Haas Jordan Umbrellas Scheib Heritage Creations Rist Hollas Second Skin Sumrell Imperial Headwear Kingsley Jofit Ladies Apparel Sumrell Kate Lord Morgan Korber Straw Hat Scheib Leupold Dalton Link Soul Scheib Little Egypt Golf Cars N. Smith Logo Chips Rist M&M Golf Cars (Club Car MO) R. Luedloff Maui Jim Sunglasses L. Ruediger Messiaen Towel Scheib Mizuno Bourgeois Mobile Pro Shop Sheridan Morodz Alignment Sticks Sumrell MVP Sport Sumrell Nike Apparel, Vision, Headwear Bechert Nike Footwear/Equipment Osborne Northwestern Mutual Harre NYX Sunglasses Kingsley Ogio Bags and Apparel Sumrell Optimal Lifestyles Michael PepsiCo Foodservice Nagel PGA Authentic Morgan PGA National Resort Berry Ping Apparel Kingsley Ping Golf Waitulavich Pro Quip USA Rainwear Scheib Pukka Headwear Rist Red Arrow Ball Markers Sumrell Richardson Hats Hollowell SDI Scheib Serengeti Eyewear Novosel Shedrain Umbrellas Hollowell Skin Game/Horn Legend Scheib

Company Sales Rep Sky Caddie Hefner Sport Haley Sheridan Srixon Hefner St. Andrews Hollowell St. Louis District Golf Assoc. Wilson Sterling Cut Glass L. Ruediger Sun Mountain Sports McCaffrey Sundog (Illinois) Bearby Swingshot Camera Jacobs Switch Belts Sumrell TaylorMade Gillham Tin Cup Rist Titleist Hahn TNT Golf Car Fleet Sales Mgr. Hempen TNT Golf Car General Manager J. Traeder TNT Golf Car T. Traeder Tour Edge/Exotics Jacobs Tour Tempo Novosel U.S. Kids M. Ruediger Under Armour Sheridan Volvic Balls Hollowell Wilson Kaercher Winn Grips Hollowell

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