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__/ CARL'S GOLFLAND/NIKE GOLF MICHIGAN PGA JUNIOR TOUR LAUNCHED
__/ SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP AND CLUB PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TO MERGE AND CHANGE VENUE
__/ THIS WEEK ON MG TV
__/ ESPN TABBED TO BROADCAST FRIDAY COVERAGE OF THE RYDER CUP BEGINNING IN 2008
__/ BOOK REVIEW- "DREAM GOLF: THE MAKING OF BRANDON DUNES", BY STEPHEN GOODWIN
__/ SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP AND CLUB PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TO MERGE AND CHANGE VENUE
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__/ MG TV TO COVER THE 95TH MICHIGAN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP ON CC OF BOYNE¹S HEATHER COURSE
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GAYLORD VIDEO GALLERY
JACK BERRY: GOLFING IRELAND (PART III OF A VI PART SERIES)
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MGN ON THE ROAD
Grand Rapids-WMGS
Nice crowds and weather greeted the thousands of golfers that descended upon the DeVos Place for the latest version of the West Michigan Golf Show. Upbeat vendors who had weathered the long winter were smiling as the yearly start of positive cash flow had begun. Golfers were eagerly buying and testing the new equipment, booking rounds, listening to the latest on golf swing and meeting golf buddies in the friendly confines of the show. In general, the usual suspects were there, but there were some new faces and new names to keep it interesting. Gone are the days went 15 new courses would be vying for attention, now the show showcases the golf course treasures that we already have.

Don White, the new Director of Golf at Garland brought their real estate salesperson Bryan Woodward to the show. While they were pitching golf and the summer Garland lifestyle, the folks they left behind were hosting another Gourmet Glide for cross-country skiers.

Scott Seifferlein, one of those new faces, was there to promote the new golf school being started at the new Mines course in Grand Rapids. The Mines, a new course within the city limits of GR, opened last year. Mike DeVries was the course architect and he also designed the new Greywalls GC in Marquette and the "Can you find me now?", isolated but very special Kingsley Club, both on display at the show.

Marc Gilmore, of the new Greywalls course, was beaming at his booth. The Greywalls GC has been getting some nice play and nice notice by the national and state media. The new course has made Marquette CC a 36-hole layout and you need a lot of rounds to feed them. The tab for the busy new Mike DeVries 18 is in the $$$ range, so save up and call early for your tee times.

Indiana golf was in full force, trying to entice Michigan golfers to begin their season early or to continue it later in the year. Steve Harris of Swan Lake Resort, Randy Ballenger of Walnut Creek and a contingent of folks from Hamilton County, home of Purgatory, Prairie View, Bear Slide and Plum Creek. Michigan is a strong market for these properties and recent weather changes have made many of them playable almost year round.

Deb Kresak and members of the Shanty Creek Resort team were on hand offering some terrific prices for the foursome of courses that they have. Schuss Mountain, designed by Warner Bowen, the Summit Course designed by noted architect, William Diddel, The Legend by Arnold Palmer and their latest, Cedar River by Tom Weiskopf.
http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/michiganopen/2005michiganpgachampionship/

Mike Husby was handing out great golf deals and terrific cookies at his Candlestone Inn Golf & Resort booth. Mike, the new GM at Candlestone, is working hard to make this fine W. Bruce Matthews design better known. Located in Belding, the course has been a tad out of the way for most golfers, but the population centers of Grand Rapids and Rockford are growing toward it.

John Kennedy, co-owner of Hemlock, the Ray Hearn design in Ludington, said his rounds were up 15% last year. I would imagine the numbers would keep heading north as the Hemlock offers both, a visual delight and a serious golf challenge.

Dave Hill, representing The Chief and Hawk's Eye properties was reminding all of the great golf there and the fact that Tom Izzo is their new golf ambassador. Izzo is the face for the courses and surrounding real estate, much like J.P. McCarthy was for Birchwood Farms and Al Kaline was for Crystal Mountain.

Steve McGhee, who is in charge of tournament play for Boyne, indicated that they have two special tournaments coming to Boyne Highlands this year; The Michigan Amateur June 20-24 on The Heather course and the Coca-Cola Junior Championship at Boyne Highlands scheduled for July 3 - 6 at the Donald Ross Memorial course. He also chatted about the time that he and Bill Laimbeer of the Pistons got the Celebrity Players Tour to hold one of its events at Boyne. Steve said that John Brodie, former quarterback and Senior Tour player, indicated that he felt that, excluding ocean courses, the Boyne courses were in the" Top Ten in his book."

Members of the Grand Rapids Elks, "Home of the Highlands² were on hand promoting the 3rd Annual Greater Grand Rapids Charity Pro Am. The tournament has been expanded to two days this year, July 17th and 18th. Randy Barnard of Lady Links Golf Management is heading up the outing. There are thoughts of hosting an LPGA tour one day and with the Farmers Charity Classic now history, this could be a possibility.
http://www.elkshighlands.com/

John Brehm, of Mt. Pleasant¹s Holiday Inn and the Pohlcat GC and his brother Tom, have settled in to a "happiness is positive cash flow", lifestyle with their golf and lodging properties doing so well. Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort is the elephant in the room and its presence has made for high occupancy and scarce tee times in Mt. Pleasant. Brehm said he spend most of his time last year, caddying for his nephew and family prodigy, Ryan Brehm now a junior at MSU. I remember when covering the Michigan Open, I asked the 18th hole marshal, who has been longest on the hole that day, and he said, "That young kid from MSU, Ryan Brehm. He drove it pass everybody on the fly." Brehm also indicated that Dan Pohl, now on the Champion's Tour, made more money last year, that he did when he was the leading money winner on the tour. Pohl has some back problems for a while, but now is in the hunt in the 50 and over crowd. Finally, Brehm indicated that the long awaited second course at Th e Pohlcat is starting to get some serious consideration. W. Bruce Matthews III would be the architect of record once the go decision has been made.

Beeches Golf Club http://beechesgolfclub.com gathered general interest by show goers, as it is one of very few new golf courses opening this year. The course, located in South Haven, is a W. Bruce Matthews III design. Matthews has gotten some nice mileage out of his new or shall we say old design at Angel's Crossing. The award-winning course is a throwback to how courses were designed in the 20's. Matthews has also been tapped for the new course at The Pohlcat, when John and Tom Brehm, give the go ahead.

Brad Dean and Elaine Crosby, the top teaching duo of Crystal Mountain Golf School, were on hand for instructional talks and some assistance in the Demo area. Crystal Mountain Golf Schools launched a satellite location a couple of years ago at Fox Hills. Scott Wilson heads the school there up. When you think of the top golf schools in Michigan, there is Crystal Mountain, the Jim Flick/Bill O'Neil Schools at Boyne and Treetops Academy with Henry Young and Judy Mason

Judy Mason indicated that Treetops would again be offering 10 Women's Golf Schools. She said that the early bookings point to another successful year. Judy is also the Director of Golf for Michaywe. For the past couple of years Michaywe has been marketing both The Pines and The Lake courses. However, the Lakes course is up for sale and she indicated that the situation would have to play out to determine whether they will be marketing the two courses together or not this year.

Speaking of women golf teachers and classes, Black Lake golf professionals, Pam Phipps and Debbie Massey, will be holding two three-day golf schools this year, one from May 21-24 and the second from June 11-14. http://www.blacklakegolf.com/instruction.html

Tom McGee of Grand Traverse Resort & Spa was bullish about the coming year. It seems that, Tom, young as he is, has been at resort forever. He has been in charge for the last 6-7 years and always does a great job. The resort has sunk a couple of million into the lobby area and original hotel. We were given a tour during the holidays and it clearly will be a new experience when you enter the hotel. While tossing down, make that nursing a couple of adult beverages at downtown Flanagan's we ran into Joe Kau-Be-Naw, the Special Events Coordinator for the casino side of the resort. He and others in the business are looking for the next best thing in gaming. The Poker craze has leveled off. Actually, poker playing became such a hot game on TV, because ESPN had to find some programming when the NHL pulled the plug last year.

Josh Bruswer, whose family owns Arrowhead Golf Course of Lowell, was trying to put Lowell on the golf map. Original owner Gene Kaye designed arrowhead in 1963. Lowell, home of the Lowell Showboat is a quiet little community and a round on Arrowhead might be a good alternative to bright lights, big city.

Roger Wilson, Darin Philport and the staff at Hidden River Golf & Casting Club seem to be doing some nice business at their booth. It was at Hidden River, where W. Bruce Matthews III had his breakout course. Matthews has been getting some nice press for his work at Angels Crossing and a building buzz from his work at the new Beeches course in South Haven.

Kate Moore, Stu Healey, Lisa Healey Postma and Ken Kapcia attracted a lot of attention at their combined MGCOA and Handicomp booth promoting the new League Championship Series. Their first effort at Eagle's Eye http://michigangolfer.tv/2005shows/mgcoaleaguetournament/ drew national attention. Ohio, for example, will be launching their first tournament this year and other states have contacted MGCOA about the idea and Handicomp about the software.

Chuck Olson and John Jessup were representing Traverse City golf. Olson indicated that they are still hoping that Sugar Loaf will come back as a full-fledged resort. He indicated that the new owner had put some money into the courses, but getting it ready for skiing is still a year or two away.

Bill Fountain of the Majestic at Lake Walden in Hartland and "Dozer Doug" O¹Rourke of The Grande Golf Club are teaming up on some marketing ideas to promote each of these very special properties. Fountain has big ideas, twice nailing some ink in the Wall Street Journal. During the Thanksgiving season you can check out their Birdie Drop, which is a helicopter passing over the course and dropping hundreds of pre numbered golf balls that represent some great prizes. Since MG TV has the footage, look for the show near that time of year.
http://www.grandegolfclub.com/
http://www.majesticgolf.com/

Steve Helmer and Larry Bowden have been a strong team over the years. They have provided some great golf and lodging in the Gaylord area. In the wintertime, they are working the snowmobile market. Two years ago, Bowden sold his Beaver Creek Resort, but held on to the award winning Jerry Matthews designed, The Natural GC. He has combined the course with lodging packages from Marsh Ridge Resort. They have a new website http://golfthenatural.com The new site is from the Golfer's Guide group and allows online bookings and nice navigation.

Craig Peter, of Lakewood Shores Resort, is another golf show warrior. He has done a classy job at representing some first-rate golf properties in and real estate in the Oscoda. The award winning Gailes, the Seradella and the new Blackshire are great golf courses and worth the trip. http://lakewoodshores.com

Chris Cullen, Director of Instruction for the Old Channel Trail, was reminding all that the facility has three generation of courses. Old Channel Trail has three generations of courses; The Woods designed by Robert Bruce Harris in 1926, The Meadow designed by W. Bruce Matthews in 1967 and The Meadow designed by Jerry Matthews in 1995. The courses all have a very distinctive look a feel. It is a great place to golf history.
http://octgolf.com

Mark Hogan was brandishing the new Michigan Golf magazine, where The Tribute finished 4th in the state. The Tribute is a fantastic course, with a short, but rich history. Golfers can also golf "The Classic" while at the Otsego Club. William Diddel, one of the original members of the American Society of Golf Course Architects, designed it.

Rob Lussenhof, of Wild Bluff, can look to a year where it is a little less stressful. This year, the Bay Mills Open will not be held, therefore, leaving Rob a bit of a breather. Rob is now in his third year as Director of Golf for this great resort and Mike Husby course.

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BEST IN SHOW- (Random Order)
1) The night light "Golf Show" signage on the side of DeVos Place building- Most show goers probably did not see it, but if you were on the West side of the Grand River it was a pretty cool.
2) Florida Golf Booth - Now this is a golf show booth.
3) The neon sign at the Island Hills Golf Course booth- Fun stuff.
4) Bart Lower- This young man is truly a local hero. Owner of Bart's Driving Range in his home town of Ionia, popular Big Break II and IV contestant and former member of the EMU Golf Team, Lower had many well wishers stopping by to chat with him after his presentation.
5) Location, Location, Location- The golf show vendor crowd loves this town. Easy in, Easy Out, and Easy on the Eyes. Nearby eye candy included; The Gerald Ford Museum, VanAndel Arena, Grand Valley State University, Monroe Street Shops, Amway Grand Plaza and the Grand River. What about Bob? Oh yes, The Bob. It is a terrific watering hole and a favorite of many of the show goers.
6) The Par 3 Challenge Sponsored by Grand Traverse Resort and Spa- Everett's, a landscaping company in GR, built a Par 3 hole complex that played to 30 yards. It was a fun little hole and people took advantage of the opportunity to win 10K. Their landscaped area brought the elements of the game into the building. The elements provided the look and feel of our game.
7. Seminar Area- What's not to like? They had Elaine Crosby, Brad Dean and Gary Wiren on stage to chat about the golf swings and golf tips and also, the local hero, Bart Lower to talk about his big break by getting on The Big Break.
8) Demonstration Area- The Grip it and Rip it generation took full advantage of the golf demonstration area. On hand were members of the Crystal Mountain Golf Schools to make sure they were demonstrating a club correctly. I wish they had brought down some of that Tennants Beer they serve at their place.
9) Fashion Show- A Tip of the Tam to the golf fashion models volunteers from the Railside Golf Course. This can be a very daunting task if you have not done it before. I thought the 10 models that participated in the show did a terrific job. Bravo.
10) Organization-Carol Alt and her team did a nice job in getting 12,000 golfers to attend the show. This is the second highest turnout ever. ***
AMERICA'S FIRST PUBLIC GOLF COURSE HOSTS USA X-C CHAMPIONSHIPS
After a record 27 inches of snow fell on the New York City area on Sunday in the blizzard of '06, New York Road Runners officials are mobilizing a small "army" to get the Van Cortlandt Park race course in shape for this weekend's USA Cross Country Championships presented by Gleukos.

"A Herculean effort is underway at Van Cortlandt Park. Our goal is to clear the vast majority of snow on the race course by tomorrow evening," said Mary Wittenberg, president of NYRR, during a conference call on Monday.

"Van Cortlandt Park -- 1,146 acres atop the ridges and valleys of the northwest Bronx -- is New York City's third largest park. Playing fields and playgrounds are scattered about the park's edges, surrounding a richly forested heartland fed by Tibbets Brook. Van Cortlandt is home to the country's first public golf course, the oldest house in the Bronx, and the borough's largest freshwater lake."

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THIS WEEK ON MG TV
THE GAYLORD GOLF MECCA IS NOW THE GAYLORD VIDEO MECCA
Gaylord is one of Michigan's great four season destinations. While golfers wait for the snow to melt on the luscious fairways of The Tribute, the Rick Smith Signature, the Jones Masterpiece, The Natural and other great Gaylord courses, there are those that are happy that the snow is there. The winter sports tourist uses the snow for downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, tubing, sleigh rides and cross country skiing. For those not into golf or winter sports, they can find enjoyment in biking, swimming, fishing and camping throughout the Gaylord area.

For those of you who are curious about the four seasons at Gaylord, we bring you some visual information with a new video gallery we have assembled for them. The GLSP Television Network has collected and consolidated a number of our shows and put them together in one location. Viewers can click on any of eight videos on the Gaylord page, that will give them tours of The Loon and The Natural golf courses, allow them to catch the action at a Treetops golf tournament, see the over the top excitement of Michigan SnoCross at the Otsego Club, swim, ride and bike Gaylord within the natural challenges of the Mark Mellon Memorial Triathlon, ski the slopes of Treetops and the Otsego Club or watch the snowmobilers blast out of Marsh Ridge Resort on their way to the area's massive trail system. We hope you enjoy the site and we look forward to developing additional shows for Gaylord in the coming year.
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JACK BERRY: GOLFING IRELAND PART III -(Available at noon today)
Jack Berry takes us to Northern Ireland in the third part of this six part series. Courses that Berry chats about in this segment include Portstewart, Royal Portrush, Royal County Down, and Ballyliffin.

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SHAUNA BEZILLA NAMED NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FIRST TEE OF BOYNE HIGHLANDS
The First Tee of Boyne Highlands has named Shauna K. Bezilla as executive director. Bezilla will work with The First Tee board of directors to oversee local operations of the nationally-based non-profit in its inaugural year of offering golf and life skills programs to children ages 7 - 17.

³Our mission is to impact youth in Charlevoix, Cheboygan and Emmet counties by providing a learning facility and educational programs that promote character development and life enhancing skills through the game of golf,² Bezilla said. ³It is very exciting for Northern Michigan to bring an opportunity like this to our youth.²

Taken and edited from a Resort and Golf Marketing release

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NATIVE AMERICAN FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION AND THE NATIVE AMERICAN CUP JOIN FORCES
The Native American Finance Officers Association (NAFOA) and the Native American Cup organization (NAC) have announced a partnership for the upcoming year to cross promote their signature fundraising golf tournaments.

Native American golfers will have an opportunity to earn spots on TEAM NAFOA in the 2006 Native American Cup "Presented by Charter Communications," by participating in the 2006 NAFOA Golf Classic held May 2, 2006.

The NAFOA Golf Classic will be a 4 person scramble event, with a shotgun start of 1 PM. The site of the 2006 NAFOA Golf Classic is the beautiful Rhodes Ranch Golf Course in Las Vegas, NV.

"We are very excited to partner with the Native American Finance Officers Association and help create more excitement and participation for their golf tournament, as well as the increased scholarship funds the event will generate." said Henry Boulley, board chairman of the Native American Cup organization.

"We are very pleased to be partnering with the Native American Cup to offer this opportunity to earn paid spots in the field for this year's matches to be held in August at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa," said Terry Cornelius, Secretary of NAFOA and main organizer of the 2006 NAFOA Golf Classic. "We are very grateful to Notah Begay III for donating golf equipment to be raffled in support of the Scholarship Funds of our two Native Organizations."

The 2006 Native American Cup "Presented by Charter Communications" will be held at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, which is located just north of Traverse City, Michigan. The resort is 100% owned and operated by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians. The event will take place August 4-5-6, 2006.

http://www.nativeamericancup.org

*Note-The Michigan Golfer Television Show will provide final day coverage on the Native American Cup on http://michigangolfer.tv/archives.html

Taken and edited from a GTR&S release.

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WINTER EDITION OF THE MICHIGAN GOLFER MAGAZINE-NOW ONLINE
Winter Issue 2005 Vol.23, No.4

Table of Contents
Page Article
4 Golfing Ireland, by Jason Deegan
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_4-11.pdf
Sullivan Golf & Travel
12 Michigan's Century-old Golf Courses, by Kelly Hill and Art McCafferty
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_12-17.pdf
18 Michigan Golf History, 2001-2005, by Art McCafferty
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_18-22.pdf
23 Michigan Golfer's Top 10 Lists for 2005
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_23-26.pdf
27 Michigan Golfer TV Schedule
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_27.pdf
28 Books for the Holidays
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_28-29.pdf
30 Slice of Life, by Terry Moore
http://www.michigangolfer.com/win05-06/win0106_30-31.pdf

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MICHIGAN TOURNAMENTS
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2006 MICHIGAN GOLF CALENDAR
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American Association of Golf Course Architects
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Golf Association of Michigan
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Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
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Michigan Section PGA
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Michigan Golf Course Owners Association
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Michigan High School Athletic Association
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Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association
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Michigan Publinx Seniors Golf Association
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National Golf Course Owners Association
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National Golf Foundation
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National High School Golf Coaches Association
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