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February 16, 2007 - Vol. 7, No. 7

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AMERICA'S VALUE GOLF DESTINATION
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THINK SPRING: THE OSPREY COLLECTION OF FINE COURSES
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Black Forest, Canthooke Valley, Cutter's Ridge, Ridgewood,
The Medalist and Wilderness Valley

******* SHOW TIME *******
WEST MICHIGAN GOLF SHOW-FEBRUARY 9-11
Web: http://westmichigangolfshow.com

LONDON GOLF SHOW - FEBRUARY 9-11
Web: http://golf-show.com

MICHIGAN GOLF SHOW-MARCH 10-12
Web: http://michigangolfshow.com

Edited by Art McCafferty-Producer/Publisher, GLSP

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__/JACK BERRY NAMED RECIPIENT OF PGA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN JOURNALISM AWARD
__/JACK BERRY AND THE MICHIGAN GOLFER
__/SPRING IS SPRUNG...ALMOST!
__/MGN ON THE ROAD
Grand Rapids
London, Ontario
__/MICHIGAN WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION RELEASES ITS 2007 SCHEDULE
__/ MAUREEN ORCUTT DIES AT 99
__/MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION
Jack Berry on Chuck Kocsis
Jack Berry on The Heather at Boyne Highlands
__/MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS FOR 2006
__/TOP 10 GREATEST TEACHERS
__/HURDZAN TO RECEIVE DONALD ROSS AWARD
__/MIDLAND GOLF SHOW MARCH 3
__/ CALENDAR
__/ ASSOCIATION LINKS
__/ MICHIGAN GOLFER ONLINE RESOURCES
__/ COURSE VIDEOS
__/ ARCHIVES-MICHIGAN GOLFER

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JACK BERRY NAMED RECIPIENT OF PGA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN JOURNALISM AWARD PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. ­ Jack Berry, of W. Bloomfield, Mich., whose five decades of reporting featured more than 70 of golf's major Championships, as well as the promotion of the PGA Professional, has been named recipient of the 2007 PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism. Berry is the 18th individual to be recognized with this Award.

Berry, 75, will be honored April 4, 2007, at the 35th Golf Writers Association of America Annual Spring Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion in Augusta, Ga.

"It is with a great deal of pride that The PGA of America presents this award to Jack Berry, a professional who has enlightened us all by both his attention to detail and wit, and has captured the best in the game of golf in his work," said PGA of America President Brian Whitcomb. "Mr. Berry has spent his journalistic career covering the landmark events, but he also has been a tireless servant of the game by promoting local golf and elevating the PGA Professional's vocation to the general public."

Born in Detroit, Berry began a lifelong love affair with sports as a baseball fan, following his father, Clair, who was the traveling secretary for the Detroit Tigers. Jack Berry picked up a golf club, his father's wooden-shaft driver, for the first time in high school. He learned the game through the late PGA Professional Chet Jawor, who was PGA head professional for Detroit's six municipal golf courses.

"I soon became a big fan of the PGA Professional," said Berry. "I always liked what they did for the game and all were good guys and completely different than the Tour professional. I was fortunate that the two newspapers where I worked (Detroit Free Press and Detroit News) had a good tradition of local golf coverage.

I enjoyed the opportunity to work with people in the community in covering golf. I am very honored to receive this Award, considering those who have preceded me."

Berry attended Marquette University from 1949-1951, and also served two years in the U.S. Army from 1952-54. Upon his discharge, he finished his college education and graduated from Michigan State University in 1956. His journalism career began as a correspondent for United Press (1956-59), where he distinguished himself through his versatility, covering professional and local sports as the wire service's sports editor for the state of Michigan. Berry joined the Detroit Free Press in 1959, and spent the next 12 years on the sports staff. He marked his first Tour event when he covered the 1958 Buick Open in Grand Blanc, Mich.

His professional sports "beat" featured the Detroit Red Wings of the then-six-team National Hockey League; and he marked his first major Championship in 1961, at the U.S. Open at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Township, Mich.

Berry joined the Detroit News in 1971, and remained its premier golf writer through 1993, during which time he developed a relationship with Michigan PGA Professionals and the Free Press Junior Golf Program, which collaborated with the Detroit Recreation Department. It is a program "that was a forerunner to today's First Tee in providing opportunities for young people to join the game," said Berry.

In 1984, Berry was named the 27th president of the Golf Writers Association of America, making him the second journalist from the Detroit News (preceded by John Walter in 1958-59) to hold that position. Berry also served as GWAA secretary-treasurer from 1990-98.

Following his Detroit News' career, Berry became one of the most prolific golf freelance writers, with columns and features appearing in PGA Magazine, Chicagoland Golf and the Michigan Golfer. He is the recipient of the 1997 Golf Association of Michigan Distinguished Service Award. In 2003, he became the second journalist inducted into the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame, joining the late Walter. Among the members of the Michigan Hall of Fame are legendary five-time PGA Champion and founding PGA member Walter Hagen, and 1953 PGA Champion Walter Burkemo.

Berry marked the 1986 Masters, when Jack Nicklaus conquered Augusta National Golf Club at age 46, as not only his most memorable golf event as a reporter, but also a defining moment in his life. Berry nearly died following the Masters. He was stricken with acute viral myocarditis two weeks earlier at the Players Championship. After enduring great pain and energy loss during the Masters, he arrived home to enter the emergency room of the local hospital.

"I arrived with heart, liver and kidney failure, and in shock," said Berry. "I almost made the final six-footer."

Some two years later, Berry's recovery was complete, as he competed in the New York City Marathon.

His reporting has also ventured into horse racing, where he chronicled Secretariat's path to the 1973 Triple Crown; to Super Bowl VII, where the Miami Dolphins became the NFL's first and only unbeaten championship team at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in 1973; and to Lake Placid, N.Y., where the 1980 United States Olympic Hockey Team upset the squad from the former Soviet Union in the famous "Miracle on Ice."

Berry and his wife, Bonnie Humm, live in W. Bloomfield. He is the father of four daughters: Anne Daugherty, of Birmingham, Mich., Susan Berry, of Chicago, Karen Gebhardt, of Cedar Springs, Mich., and Jill Berry, of Chicago.

The PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism, first presented in 1989, honors members of the media for their steadfast promotion of golf. Past Award winners include: Dick Taylor, Herbert Warren Wind, Jim Murray, Frank Chirkinian, Bob Green, Dan Jenkins, Furman Bisher, Jack Whitaker, Dave Anderson, Ken Venturi, Jim McKay, Kaye Kessler, Nick Seitz, Renton Laidlaw, Bob Verdi, Al Barkow and Ron Green Sr.

The Award selection committee is composed of representatives from The PGA of America, PGA Tour, USGA, LPGA Tour, Champions Tour, European Tour, Golf Superintendents Association of America, National Golf Course Owners Association, American Society of Golf Course Architects, National Golf Foundation and past recipients.

The PGA of America is the world's largest working sports organization, comprised of 28,000 men and women golf Professionals who are the recognized experts in growing, teaching and managing the game of golf, while serving millions of people throughout its 41 PGA Sections nationwide. Since its founding in 1916, The PGA of America has enhanced its leadership position in a $62 billion-a-year industry by growing the game of golf through its premier spectator events, world-class education and training programs, significant philanthropic outreach initiatives and award-winning golf promotions. Today's PGA Professional is the public's link to the game, serving an essential role in the operation of golf facilities throughout the country.

---From the PGA Media Center

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JACK BERRY AND THE MICHIGAN GOLFER
We have always felt honored that Jack Berry has shared his observations on the game with our readers and viewers.During this short, but sweet Valentine's Day season, we offer you our Jack Berry Golf Sampler. Enjoy.

Michigan Golfer Television-Interviews and Thoughts on the Game

Robert Trent Jones-Grand Opening at Treetops
http://michigangolfer.tv/2001shows/show19/index.html

Detroit Golf
http://michigangolfer.tv/2001shows/show9/index.html

Golf's Major Championships
http://michigangolfer.tv/2001shows/show17/index.html

The Ryder Cup
http://michigangolfer.tv/2001shows/show31/index.html

Ken Devine's Last Hurrah
http://michigangolfer.tv/2004shows/show16/index.html

Dave Hill and The Ryder Cup
http://michigangolfer.tv/2004shows/davehill/index.html

Jerry Matthews-Induction to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/

Stan Aldridge-Induction to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/

Joan Garety-Induction to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/

Elaine Crosby-Induction to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/

Dan Pohn-Induction to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/ghf/

Jim Engh-Reflections on True North GC
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/truenorth/

Gary Wiren-Hickory Golf at the Kingsley
http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/wiren/

Chuck Kocsis-The Best There Ever Was
http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/kocsis/

95th Michigan Amateur-Bud Davies
http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/boynegolf/

Golfing Ireland-Five Part Series
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/golfireland/

Our Valentine Special is the 40th anniversary video we did to commemorate the opening of The Heather GC at Boyne Highlands We have video footage of Jack Berry's interviews with the late Everett Kircher and Robert Trent Jones. Accompanying the interviews are scenes of the course, with narration supplied byBernie Friedrich, Vice President, Golf & Retail Operations for Boyne USA Resorts. Enjoy.

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The Heather At Boyne Highlands-40 Years
http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/boynegolf/heather/

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Michigan Golfer Magazine

Chuck Kocsis-The Best There Ever Was
http://www.michigangolfer.com/summer06/index.html

Michigan Golf Hall of Fame Induction
http://www.michigangolfer.com/summer06/index.html

The Heather at Boyne Highlands
http://www.michigangolfer.com/spring06/index.html

Wales Golf
http://www.michigangolfer.com/sept05/index.html

Oakland Hills
http://www.michigangolfer.com/june02/index.html

Everett Kircher
http://www.michigangolfer.com/mar02/index.html

Golf Canada's Rocky Mountains
http://www.michigangolfer.com/nov02/index.html

Country Club of Jackson
http://www.michigangolfer.com/july02/index.html

A Special Tip of the Tam to Jack Berry for his latest award. GLSP

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SPRING IS SPRUNG...ALMOST!
By Thad Gutowski

Well, the West Michigan Golf Show did it again! Thousands of golfers suffering from cabin fever, or as the unsophisticated might call it shack wacky, were rewarded with a plethora of opportunities to pursue this coming golf season.

Over 150 exhibitors filled the DeVos Center in Grand Rapids this past weekend to promote their products and services. Resorts from Florida to the Upper Peninsula beckoned those crowding the aisles, and equipment marketers had every conceivable answer to how to hit the ball better. The mood of the crowd was most upbeat and sent the signal that this was going to be a great season for all concerned.

We looked at all the exhibits and talked to many who were as they say, staffing the booths. Though almost all had a lot to offer, we selected three that were best of show. The envelope please!

€ The Traverse City Convention & Visitors Bureau made a significant statement with their booth size, design and staffing. This is the second year that TCCVB is promoting Michigan¹s Golf Coast: 19 challenging courses and a like number of lodging facilities. But here is where their program is unique ­ everything from reserving tee times to hotel reservations can be booked with one phone call to a central call center, making time consuming and frustrating multiple calls a part of the past. Here is a classic example of one call does it all: 888.499.4503

€ The busiest spot on the show floor was the long line waiting for an et gratis lesson at the Boyne Country Golf Academy booth. Or shall we say booths; ten to be exact, each staffed by a Boyne teaching professional, eager to help you get your game in shape. This was certainly an outstanding way to show prospects first-hand what the well regarded golf school at Boyne is all about.

€ Certainly one of the most optimistic elements of Michigan golf is Osprey Recreational Properties. Many are familiar with their excellent courses: Manistee National, Wilderness Valley and the Medalist. But Osprey put their brand on the regional golf scene when they purchased the venerable Otsego Club a few months ago. Along with excellent lodging, dinning and skiing this Northern Michigan icon has two excellent golf courses, the most notable being the Tribute which opened four years ago. This award-winning course is truly outstanding. Along with many memorable features the Tribute invented the term ³significant elevation changes.²

Thanks to all at the Western Michigan Golf Show for making a difficult and unpleasant winter a little more tolerable.

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MGN ON THE ROAD
Grand Rapids
The WMGS offered up its 19th edition to an admiring public this past week. The show had 175 vendors to greet the 10,000 showgoers during sunny and brisk skies that foretold of a waning winter season. Generally, the vendors felt heartened by the turnout and after a few more of these shows, will await spring and the beginning of Michigan's 111th golf season.

Pat and Jim Healey dropped by our booth to discuss their next adventure. Last year, we chronicled their 50 States, 10 Provinces and Washington D.C. golf trip extravaganza now online at http://michigangolfer.tv/2006shows/healey/ This year, they will begin a trip to visit every ballpark in the Major Leagues during a time when the Tigers are part of the game. It will take them a few years, but it is time they have are fully enjoying.

Steve Helmer, formerly of The Natural, has taken a position with the Yarrow Golf Conference Center in Augusta. Helmer will team up with Toby Hilton, Director of Marketing, in an effort to bring more of the golfing public to this marvelous Ray Hearn design.

Mike Brown of A Ga Ming, says they will be breaking ground on their new clubhouse soon and to look for it to be up by July. The new clubhouse will be the latest in improvements to the complex, which now features the original Chick Harbert designed A Ga Ming and the new Sundance GC by Jerry Matthews.

Judy Mason, Director of Golf at Michaywe and a top golf instructor at Treetops Golf Academy, will begin her 10th year at the school. These are the upcoming dates of her women only classes.

05/06/07 Tradition / Premier
05/13/07 Tradition / Smith
05/20/07 Tradition / Premier
*05/29/07** Alumni Smith / Premier
06/10/07 Tradition / Premier
*06/26/07** Alumni Tradition / Smith
07/08/07 Tradition / Smith
07/15/07 Tradition / Smith
07/22/07 Tradition / Premier
07/29/07 Tradition / Smith

Scott Hebert was on hand at the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa booth. He is still in his first year as the head professional at the resort. He launched his winter golf school earlier this year and was encouraged by the turnout.

Carolyn Alt, WMGS show manager, indicated that they were very pleased with this year¹s show on several levels. "The attendance and enthusiasm of golfers ready for spring, the positive feedback provided by sponsors and exhibitors, the response to our seminar speakers, media exposure to the game and to the industry, and the contribution to local charity, all added up to another successful show,²she said.

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London
London is a city best seen in the summer time, when you can enjoy all the parks that surround the Thames River as it meanders through this town of 200,000. We usually stop by every couple of years to chat with Claudio DeMarchi, who owns and manages the London Golf and Travel Show.

Usually, the Michigan representation at the show is substantial. This year, Michigan golf was represented by; Black Forest/Wilderness Valley, Flint Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, Garland, Gull Lake Inn, Hidden River Golf And Casting Club, Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa, Lakewood Shores Resort, Manistee National Club, Mt. Pleaseant CVB, Saginaw CVB, and The Otsego Club.

There were many other state destinations at the show, including Santee Tourism, Mississippi, Ohio and Kentucky. Also, the more exotic destinations like Bermuda and Barbados were there.

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MICHIGAN WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION RELEASES ITS 2007 SCHEDULE
The Michigan Women¹s Golf Association begins its twenty-first season of competitionwith a schedule of events designed to appeal to women competitive golfers of allabilities.Tournaments and events are held twice a month (May throughOctober) at golf courses in the greater metropolitan Detroit area. Tournaments are conducted in a variety of formats, including scramble, best-ball, and stroke play. Thereare individual, two-person, and four-person events as well as two ³mixed team² (male-female) tournaments. .
Info: http://www.mwgolf.org.

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MAUREEN ORCUTT DIES AT 99
Maureen Orcutt recently garnered a quarter page obit in the New York Times. As reported byFrank Litsky,Orcutt was one of nation's most outstanding golfers for almost a half-century and one of the first women to become a sportswriter.

Starting in 1922, Orcutt won more than 65 major tournaments. Her first major, at age 19, was the 1922 Women's Metropolitan Amateur Championship Tournament. Her last major came at the age 61. However, she still won the Durham N.C club championship at the age of 81. She played in the first four Curtis Cups and was runner-up for the U.S. Amateur in 1927 and 1938.

She was the best women's golfer at the time with few equals., and had few equals, It was reported that Babe Didriksen Zaharias stalked off the course one day after she was beaten by Orcutt. Babe left without paying Orcutt their $10 wager.

Orrcutt also played in exhibitions with the best male professionals. She was barely in her 20s when Walter Hagen , the celebrated pro, arrived in Augusta and learned she wouldl be his partner in an exhibition.

'It would et a lady golfer,' Hagan said sarcastically.

Orcutt owvehead him.''I didn't say anything,'"she once recalled. "But the next day, I carried Hagen for nine holes and we won."

Orcutt coud regularly hit the ball 240 yards .

Her father, Benjamin Sinclair Orcutt was an assistant editor of the Sunday New York Times. She got involved in journalism by covering women's golf for "The New Yourk Journal", "The New York Evening World," " The North American Newspaper Alliance, "Golf Illustrated" and the "Nation'a Golf Review." It was 1937, when she began writing a column entitled "Women in Sports", for the "New York Times". For years, she was the only women among some 50 men in the sports department.

Content and quotes were liberally taken from "Maureen Orcutt, 99, Golf Champion, Dies", by Frank Litsky. The article appeared in the January 12, 2007 New York Times, page C17.

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MICHIGAN GOLFER TELEVISION
In honor of Jack Berry's PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism, we offer two of Jack Berry's shows from our archives.

Chuck Kocsis-The Best There Ever Was
http://www.michigangolfer.com/summer06/index.html

The Heather at Boyne Highlands
http://www.michigangolfer.com/spring06/index.html

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INSTA-PLAK OF MICHIGAN SOLD
IPI Michigan, a franchise of IPI - Insta-Plak has been sold to its corporate parent. IPI has beenowned and operatedby Dale, Gayle and Don Perne'. The Michigan franchise has been in operation for 9 years at its location in Ann Arbor. The new office will be moved into the corporate headquarters in Toledo, Ohio. Their new phone number as of March 1st will be 800-444-7525.

IPI is known for photography at golf and other events, tee signs, hole-in-one plaques, signage, plaques, awardsand many other golf/sports related products. They do most of the pro-ams photography on the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tours nationwide. They also own VIP Recognition, a crystal and leather products company that sells to golf courses for golf shop and event awards.

Don retired from the Inverness Club as the Golf Professional/Director of Golf from 1981 - 1993 with two PGA Championships under his belt. Don, at 78 this March, decided it was time to really retire and have fun being with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchild.

Dale was a golf professional for over 25 years (lastly at the Inverness Club 1983 - 1986) and owned/managed the marketing of PGA, LPGA and Champions Tour logoed merchandise at the events nationwide to include 6 PGA Championships, 4 Women's Opens, 4 Senior Opens and over 150 other events. Dale was the sole owner of the on-site merchandising of the 1995 and 1996 PGA Tour Championships. More on what he will be doing in the next issue and don't be surprised if it affects everyone of you.

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WOMEN'S GOLF WEEK SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 2-9
The third annual Women's Golf Week is scheduled June 2-9 at participating golf courses and facilities across the country. LPGA TOUR Player Laura Diaz and former Touring Pro Suzy Whaley are the Spokeswomen for the 2007 event.

This is just one of many upcoming PGA Play Golf America programs. Others include PGA Free Lesson Month (May), July is Family Golf Month, Take Your Daughter to the Course Week (July 9-15), and Bring Your Kids to the Golf Range (July).

Host golf facilities offer complimentary golf instruction to women 14-years of age and older during Women's Golf Week. Other activities offered by the facilities may include networking receptions, golf rules and etiquette seminars, club fitting and equipment demonstrations, golf apparel fashion shows, luncheons and contests. Consumers will be able to find a complete list of participating facilities by zip code on http://www.PlayGolfAmerica.com.

Taken and edited from a Tammy Boclair-Aldray Communications release

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MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE'S TOP 10 LISTS FOR 2006
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win06-07/index.htm

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TOP 10 GREATEST TEACHERS
Butch Harmon
David Leadbetter
Jim McLean
Hank Haney
Rick Smith
Jim Flick
Mike McGetrick
Dave Pelz
Chuck Cook
CRAIG SHANKLAND

Taken from a Golf Digest list

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MIDLAND GOLF SHOW MARCH 3
Somehow, we did not get the Midland Golf Show date for our newsletter calendar, soWendy Pulcifer sent it in.

The Midland Golf Show will be at the Valley Plaza Inn on March 3 only.

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HURDZAN TO RECEIVE DONALD ROSS AWARD
Golf course architecture leader Michael Hurdzan, Ph.D., has been named as the recipient of the Donald Ross Award from the American Society of Golf Course Architects. He joins other ASGCA Past Presidents Robert Trent Jones, Geoffrey Cornish, Pete Dye and members Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as winners of the organization's highest honor.

The award is given annually to a person who has made significant contributions to the game of golf and golf course architecture.

"Mike Hurdzan is one of the most respected names in the golf industry," said Muirhead. "His tireless promotion of what's good and important about golf course architecture‹environmental stewardship, designing facilities that make the game accessible to more players‹makes him the perfect recipient for the Ross Award. All along the way he has given much to ASGCA. No one deserves this award more." He has been an ASGCA member since 1974, served as president in 1984-1985, and has and continues to serve on various committees within the organization. A Principal of Hurdzan/Fry Golf Course Design, Hurdzan has been a pioneering and recognized leader on golf and environmental issues, including service as past chairman of the Environmental Institute for Golf. He has written six books, including his textbook "Golf Course Architecture: Design, Construction and Renovation," which as been translated into German, Korean and Chinese. He is also author of the ASGCA publication "Building a Practical Golf Facility," now in its second printing.

"To be recognized by your peers and competitors whom you professionally respect and personally enjoy is the highest honor one can receive," says Hurdzan. "I know how important the Donald Ross Award is, and the legendary stature of previous winners and what they have contributed to the game of golf, so I am sincerely humbled to receive it."

GCSAA News Weekly Ken Mourn

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2007 MICHIGAN GOLF CALENDAR
http://michigangolfer.com/calendar.html"

ASSOCIATION LINKS
American Association of Golf Course Architects
http://asgca.org
Golf Association of Michigan
http://www.gam.org/
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
http://www.gcsaa.org
Michigan Section PGA
http://www.Michigan.PGA.com
Michigan Golf Course Owners Association
http://mgcoa.org
Michigan High School Athletic Association
http://www.mhsaa.com/
Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association
http://migca.com
Michigan Publinx Seniors Golf Association
http://mpsga.net
National Golf Course Owners Association
http://ngcoa.org
National Golf Foundation
http://ngf.org
National High School Golf Coaches Association
http://www.nhsgca.org

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MICHIGAN GOLFER ONLINE RESOURCES
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News: http://www.webgolfer.com/news.html
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Podcast: http://glsp.com/podcasts.html

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