Thursday is going to be great weather so there is NO excuse for not coming to Twilight League! See you there! Also, Saturday morning is the end of my slice...that is, I have a lesson lined up at the clinic. There is still room, I think! Bring friends to play in the afternoon for free!
Also...Come to the Bob Heald Memorial on Sunday at 2:30 P.M. It's a scramble format and all should have a great time. Come honor the guy who made this all possible. If you are new to the club, this is a must. Let's break records!
Monday, May 26, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
NEW TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR!
At the recent Board meeting, Chris Blum was elected to replace Les Demmons as the Tournament Director for 2014. Chris has new ideas and some statistics on the previous years participation, so we should know soon what this years schedule looks like. I hope that this year will break all records in participation. Also, Thursday night Twilight League has begun in earnest! If you are new to the club, come on down and have a great time on Thursdays, 6:00 P.M.. You don't have to be a great golfer!! ALSO...new and old, remember to sign in before playing so that we can keep a record of course usage.
See you on the course.
Bogey Bob
See you on the course.
Bogey Bob
Monday, May 5, 2014
HERE WE GO AGAIN!
I went out this morning to discover how much I had deteriorated over the winter. The course is open and expectantly wet. It will take a few days of sun to slow down the flow from the hill behind us, but Ed is there taking his usual good care of things...so no worry. Two weekends away (the 17th) is the open-house and golf clinic. I am going to attend with the hope that he can correct my slice in 15 minutes! I hope to see you all there....with friends. Free golf all afternoon!
Thursday marks the first Twi-light league gathering. Bring your $1.50 and a good sense of humor! It is forecasted to be good weather...let's get this year off on the right foot!
I can't for the world figure out where I got a 6 handicap....I shot a 40 today...with a few adjusted ball positions along the way.
Hank Read was up to the course yesterday during the hail and lightning and witnessed the demo of a large tree near the 4th green. I am attaching his description:
Thursday marks the first Twi-light league gathering. Bring your $1.50 and a good sense of humor! It is forecasted to be good weather...let's get this year off on the right foot!
I can't for the world figure out where I got a 6 handicap....I shot a 40 today...with a few adjusted ball positions along the way.
Hank Read was up to the course yesterday during the hail and lightning and witnessed the demo of a large tree near the 4th green. I am attaching his description:
I have not given my
golf game much attention yet this year, and I am aware that I better give it a
little before I pay out the ransom that the Thursday Twilight League will
extort this week and every week thereafter to October. So, after today’s storms rolled through and
the sun came out this afternoon I drove on up to UCC.
On the way, it got
darker and started to spit rain again, but it’s a quick drive so I continued
on. In the parking lot, I opened the
trunk to gear up, but I heard something higher up Barrett Hill. It sounded like wind or really heavy rain, a
strong whooshing. And it was clearly getting closer, so I closed the trunk and
continued to watch. When I actually saw
it approaching, I got back in the car to wait it out. It was hail, and I was amused to see the
pellets bigger than BBs bouncing around on my hood and on the ground. Loud!
I reached up to open the screen between me and the moon roof so that I
could see them up there as well, and that’s just when there was a spectacular
flash and crash, simultaneous lightning and thunder. I was definitely glad to be in the car.
It eventually
cleared enough for me to do what I came for, and I hit five balls off the first
tee that dispersed over a wide area, leaving me in despair over my chances
against the extortionists. On my way to
hit them again, I noticed a tree over by the 4th green appeared to
be striped white. A closer look revealed
that the bark had been blown off an ash tree from tip to roots, and pieces were
scattered from the 4th green to the 5th tee, some of the
larger pieces impaled in the ground.
Very impressive. About the same
time, the Union Rescue sirens started and the trucks went out, soon followed by
more from up Rte 17. When I left, Rte
131 was closed off, so I guess there was another strike further down.
Go figure – the
dreaded pine tree on the 3rd remains intact.
See you all Thursday.!
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