Divot Magazine Summer - 2013

Your Guide To Golf In ColoradoVol 21 No 3 2013

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InsideJunior Golf Programs 9South Suburban invests in the future

Pro Tip 18Get Rid of your Slice for GoodBy Ed Oldham

Course Directory 20-21A comprehensive guide to

Colorado’s golf courses

Road Trip 24Paa-Ko Ridge in New Mexico

Travel 27Some Favorite Destinations....By Peter Hellman

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outh Suburban Park and Recre-ation District has one of golf’smost extensive junior programs

available. It starts with the idea and be-lief that juniors are future customers andthe next generation for growing thegame. They also have the opportunity tolearn honesty, integrity, individualism,and competitiveness through junior pro-grams. Not to mention learning a lifetimesport that teaches life skills.

South Suburban’s programs are taught tokids as young as 4 years old and up to 17years of age, at all four of our well main-tained courses, Lone Tree Golf Club &Hotel, South Suburban’s Championshipcourse, Littleton Golf and Tennis and theFamily Sports Center. All programs in-clude prizes and are taught by PGA golfprofessionals.

South Suburban’s Junior Programs:• Summer on course playing series

(Lone Tree, South Suburban)• PGA private and semi private golf in-

struction• Discounted greens fees• Variety of group instruction classes

offered throughout the year• Golf and Tennis combined program for

juniors to experience multi activities.• Home of Jakes Academy, a private

enterprise leasing our space for golf

instruction emphasizing junior golf• Family Sports offers its own options

for junior golfers, including: • Golf Classes offered in spring, sum-

mer and fall: 4-6 year olds (pee-wees)along with 7-17 year old beginner(mulligan) and intermediate (Q-School) classes

• Popular Monday (Summer) and Sun-day (Fall) playing league for 10 andunder and 11-15 year olds

• The Advanced summer weekly play-ing camps

• Independent golf instructor programswhich include schools, girls in golf,U.S. Kids and many more

South Suburban’s most popular programis Juniors Play for FREE (parents not re-quired) weekends after 5 pm at LoneTree, Littleton and Family Sports and after6 pm at South Suburban all season long.

For more information and tee times, visitour website www.sspr.org or call anySouth Suburban course for more details.

Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel: 303-799-9940South Suburban G.C.:303-770-5500Littleton Golf and Tennis Club:303-794-5838Family Sports Center G.C.:303-649-1115

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By John MooshieDivot Magazine Contributing Writer

everal years ago, InnisbrookResort and Golf Club in PalmHarbor, Florida, ran three sepa-

rate junior golf tournaments. Accordingto Dawn Mercer, Innisbrook’s Director ofInstruction, the events drew 169 boys and49 girls aged 19 and younger or a ratio of4:1. This ratio is typical of junior golf par-ticipation.

Since there are fewer girls than boys par-ticipating in junior level golf, the girlshave many more opportunities to play oncollege teams. There’s no doubt that golfis fast becoming one of the most compet-itive of college sports, especially inwomen’s sports. This creates an abun-dance of college golfing scholarship op-portunities, a fact that has largely beenignored in the past. Recently, there were

about 253 Division I, 168 Division II, and175 Division III schools sponsoringwomen’s golf teams. Division I schoolsare allowed to offer the equivalent of 6full scholarships for women while Divi-sion II schools are allowed to offer theequivalent of 5.4. Division III schools donot offer athletic scholarships.

While it is difficult to confirm the numberof women’s golf scholarships that werenot awarded in recent years, it is esti-mated that more than 200 of the availablegirl’s golf scholarships went unused. Thesimple reason is that there are not enoughyoung ladies playing golf. With the imple-mentation of Title IX, colleges are re-quired to have the same numbers ofathletic scholarships for females andmales. This provides a huge opportunityfor female golfers. Colleges and universi-ties that belong to the NCAA typicallyoffer sports at the Division I, II, and III

level. Only about 2% of high school ath-letes are offered even a small sportsscholarship from a Division I or Division IIcollege. But it’s at the Division III level andits 400+ schools that the opportunities areenhanced and are discussed here.

Division III colleges do not offer athleticscholarships. Those are restricted to Di-vision I or II schools. But that doesn’tmean the Division III schools take theirprograms lightly or that they are not com-petitive. It simply means that the student-athletes are playing for the love of playingand competing. It also means that golferswho may not have the opportunity to becompetitive in a Division I or II programcan still participate and enjoy the benefitsof being a member of a competitive colle-giate program. Further, most of the Divi-sion III schools do an excellent job ofproviding financial aid in the form of aca-demic scholarships, need-based grantsand loans. Division III student-athletes areusually surprised at the amount of non-athletic financial assistance available tothem and the quality of competition. Infact, a non-athletic financial aid package(based on grades and test scores or fi-nancial need, or both), could be worthmore than a partial golf scholarship

When you qualify for need-based finan-cial aid or a merit scholarship of somesort (academics, arts, etc.) then you areeligible for and more likely to receivemoney to attend a Division III school. Bet-ter still, some Division III schools tend tofavor athletic prospects. They just don’toffer money for playing a specific sportsuch as golf. But, what the schools can(and often) do is “sweeten the pot”.

Suppose your family qualifies for needs-based financial aid and your daughter (orson) is playing or has played on the highschool golf team. Rather than awarding afinancial assistance package that con-sists mostly of an interest loan and somegrant money, the college may offer ascholarship that is all or predominantlygrant money. Or, if the college is unableto offer financial assistance, they may beable to compensate by increasing theodds of admission. The point here is thatif there is a school that interests your

child, it doesn’t hurt to contact the coachand express your child’s interest in at-tending and playing at that particularschool. These schools are always tryingto attract the best student golfers thathave equally impressive academicrecords or are able to demonstrate adeep need for financial aid.

There is a place for most girls who wantto compete in golf for a Division III school.A girl has a tremendous opportunity, es-pecially at the Division III level, if she hasa handicap of 15 or less, can score in the80-110 range on a 5800 yard course, andhas competed in state or local tourna-ments. If she can break 85 from the for-ward tees and 100 from the middle tees,she has potential for a college team. Thebottom line is if she can score around 95under tournament conditions, college isa strong possibility.

There are plenty of schools in need offemale players. Visit www.golfstat.comfor a list of many of the Division I, II,and III schools and their current rank-ings. Most Division I and II schools re-cruit 1-2 years in advance whileDivision III schools work in the summer


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A girl has a tremendous

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leading up to one’s senior year.

Besides the NCAA, there are two otherleading college athletic associations:

The National Association of Intercolle-giate Athletics (NAIA)

National Junior College Athletic Asso-ciation (NJCAA)

Both these organizations and theirschools have scholarships available andpresent wonderful opportunities foryoung women athletes. In fact, it is inthese organizations that most scholar-ships go unused. Scholarships at NJCAAare much less competitive because notenough students know about them andthe coaches are not aware of the avail-able talent.

While recruiting timelines are very gen-eral in nature, there are some commonelements that need to be followed.

Freshman, sophomores, and juniorsshould...• Pay close attention to their grades

and class rank. • They should play in enough high

school and junior events in order toestablish a handicap and tournamentrecord.

• Keep working on and improving theirgame with particular emphasis on theshort game.

• Narrow down the college list andmake a number of unofficial visits

Sophomores and juniors should...• Begin researching various schools of

interest• Meet with enrolled contemporaries

and ask a lot of questions about theschool, its program and coaches.

• Take the SAT by your junior year.• Register for the NCAA Eligibility Cen-

ter to certify academic and amateurcredentials

• Send personal introduction letters tothe school’s golf coach and includeyour golfing resume

Many Division III coaches recommendselecting schools within a player’s geo-graphic comfort zone for competitiontravel, as well as schools that fit the stu-dent’s academic and size criteria. Theycaution that players need to be realisticabout their fit for a particular collegebased on rankings. Once a student has

selected a target list of potential schools,she should send out about 20 letters topotential schools working from Division Ithrough Division III depending upon hergolfing skill. A list of all golf coaches andhow to contact them can be accessedfrom www.collegegolf.com.

Parents may do well by introducing theirchildren to golf, especially daughters,and encouraging them to participate in

the many junior golf programs heldthroughout the country. Keeping golf sim-ple and fun can return big dividendsdown the road.

John Mooshie, a freelance writer fromWakulla Springs, Florida writes on abroad range of golf and travel relatedsubjects for various magazines. He canbe reached at [email protected]. D


By Ed OldhamDivot Contributing Writer

ost golfers slice the golf ball.Why is this bad? The slice is aninefficient, glancing blow that

robs you of valuable distance and accu-racy. A slice is caused by a combinationof an open clubface and a path that is toomuch to the left. Here is how you can fix it.

GripIf you slice, the first thing you need tocheck is your grip as it may be too weak.Place tees in the crease between yourthumbs and palms and check the locationof the tees. If the tees are pointing moreto the left, your grip is too weak. Makesure that the tees are more on the rightside of the club to correct your weak grip.

SetupMost slicers have a poor setup that hasthe spine tilted toward the target. This en-courages an upright backswing and anout-to-in downswing. The correct this,get setup and then touch the outside ofyour right knee with your right hand andthen grip the club. This will help you tofeel the correct spine tilt for a good back-

swing and an inside approach on thedownswing.Carry the TrayAt the top of your backswing, cupping theleft wrist can open your clubface. Use theimage of a waiter holding a tray whichwill bend your right wrist and flatten yourleft wrist.

Put Something in the WayPlace a headcover, water bottle or an-other obstacle outside of the target lineand behind the ball getting in the way ofan out-to-in path. The obstacle will help toencourage a downswing from the inside.

Ed Oldham is the PGA Master Profes-sional and Head Golf Professional forThe Ranch Country Club in Westminster.For more information call 303-466-2111http://edoldhamgolf.com D

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Riverdale Golf Courses Map#: 164Public 36R 303-659-6700Brighton Fee Range: $26-$37Rolling Hills Country Club Map#: 168Private 18R 303-279-7858Golden Fees: Guests $75-$85Saddle Rock Golf Course Map#: 169Public 18R 303-699-3939Aurora Fee Range: $26-$46Sanctuary Map#: 171Private 18R 303-224-2860Sedalia Fees: Invitation onlySouthglenn Country Club Map#: 180Private 18-P3 303-798-1656Littleton Fees: N/ASouth Suburban Family Sports Center Map#: 68Public 9E 303-649-1115Centennial Fee Range: $9-$19South Suburban Golf Course Map#: 179Public 18R 18P3 303-770-5508Centennial Fee Range: $18-$43Springhill Golf Course Map#: 184Public 18E 303-739-6854Aurora Fee Range: $20-$26Stoney Creek Golf Course Map#: 189Public 9E 303-431-9268Arvada Fee Range: $16-$18Thorncreek Golf Club Map#: 195Public 18R 303-450-7055Thornton Fee Range: $30-$35Valley Country Club Map#: 201Private 18R 303-690-6377Aurora Fees: Guests onlyWellshire Golf Course Map#: 206Public 18R 303-692-5636Denver Fee Range: $20-$24West Woods Golf Club Map#: 207Public 27R 720-898-7370Arvada Fee Range: $27 - $41Willis Case Golf Course Map#: 209Public 18R 303-458-4877Denver Fee Range: $20-$24

Front Range North �Windsor Gardens Golf Club Map#: 210Public 9-P3 303-366-3133Denver Fee Range: $4-$8.50Adriel Hills Golf Course Map#: 229Private 6-P3 970-484-3098Ft. Collins Fees: N/ABallyneal Golf & Hunt Club Map#: 250Private 18R 970-854-5900Holyoke Fee Range: Members OnlyBella Rosa Golf Course Map#: 248Public 9R 303-678-2940Frederick Fee Range: $9-$20Boomerang Golf Links Map#: 13Public 18R 970-351-8934Greeley Fee Range: $22-$30Bunker Hill Country Club Map#: 20Semi-Private 9R 970-842-5198Brush Fee Range: $15-$18Cattail Creek Golf Course Map#: 230Public 9-P3 970-663-5310Loveland Fee Range: $7-$10City Park Nine Golf Course Map#: 32Public 9R 970-221-6650Fort Collins Fee Range: $12-$21Collindale Golf Course Map#: 35Public 18R 970-221-6651Fort Collins Fee Range: $21-$23Coyote Creek Golf Course Map#: 48Public 18R 303-857-6152Fort Lupton Fee Range: $22-$24Eaton Country Club Map#: 61Private 18R 970-454-2587Eaton Fee Range: $25-$40F&H Park and Recreation District Map#: 66Public 9R 970-774-6362Haxtun Fee Range: $14Fort Collins Country Club Map#: 72Private 18R 970-482-9988Fort Collins Fees: Guests $45-$103Fox Hill Country Club Map#: 75Private 18R 303-772-1061Longmont Fees: Guests $40-$55Greeley Country Club Map#: 83Private 18R 970-353-2431Greeley Fee Range: $87 w/cartHarmony Club Map#: 247Private 18R 970-482-4653Timmath Fee Range: Members/Guest OnlyHaystack Mountain Golf Course Map#: 88Public 9E 303-530-1400Niwot Fee Range: $9-$14Highland Meadows Golf Course Map#: 174Public 18R 970-204-4653Windsor Fee Range: $40 to $69Highland Hills Golf Course Map#: 93Public 18R 970-330-7327Greeley Fee Range: $21-$27Holyoke Golf Course Map#: 98Public 9R 970-854-3200Holyoke Fee Range: $15Indian Hills Golf Course Map#: 100Public 9R 970-848-2812Yuma Fee Range: $14-$16Loveland, The Olde Course at Map#: 138Public 18R 970-667-5256Loveland Fee Range: $22-$28Lake Valley Golf Club Map#: 110Private 18R 303-444-2114Longmont Fees: N/A

Link-N-Greens Golf Course Map#: 115Public 18E 970-221-4818Fort Collins Fee Range: $19-$21Mariana Butte Golf Course Map#: 123Public 18R 970-667-8308Loveland Fee Range: $28-$36Missing Links Golf at Frederick Map#: 130Public 9R 303-651-7060Longmont Fees: 10Mountain Vista Greens Golf Course Map#: 136Public 9R 970-482-4847Fort Collins Fee Range: $12-$14Northeastern 18 Map#: 188Public 18R 970-521-6889Sterling Fee Range: Guests $15-$37.50Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club Map#: 144Semi-Private 18R 970-674-0930Windsor Fee Range: $40-$50Plainsman Golf Club Map#: 235Public 9R No TelephoneJoes Fee Range: $10Prairie Golf Course Map#: 151Public 9R 970-383-2211Cope Fee Range: $5Prairie Pines Golf Club Map#: 152Public 9R 719-346-8207Burlington Fee Range: $15-$20Ptarmigan Golf & Country Club Map#: 153Private 18R 970-226-6600Fort Collins Fee Range: $100Quail Dunes Golf Course Map#: 73Public 18R 970-867-5990Fort Morgan Fee Range: $22Quint Valley Golf Club Map#: 249Public 9R 303-822-5509Byers Fee Range: $20Riverview Golf Course Map#: 165Public 18R 970-522-3035Sterling Fee Range: $12-$18Saddleback Golf Club Map#: 218Public 18R 303-833-5000Firestone Fees: $29-37Sedgwick County Golf Course Map#: 224Public 9S N/AJulesburg Fees: N/ASouthridge Golf Club Map#: 181Public 18R 970-416-2828Fort Collins Fee Range: $21-24Stratton Golf Course Map#: 190Public 9R 719-348-5412Stratton Fee Range: $10

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Sunset Golf Course Map#: 191Public 9R 303-776-3122Longmont Fee Range: $10-$18Tamarack Golf Course Map#: 192Public 9R 719-775-9998Limon Fee Range: $12Twin Peaks Golf Course Map#: 198Public 18R 303-772-1722Longmont Fee Range: $20-$24Ute Creek Golf Course Map#: 199Public 18R 303-774-4342Longmont Fee Range: $17-$35Washington County Golf Club Map#: 205Public 9R 970-345-2309Akron Fee Range: $12-$15Wray Country Club Map#: 213Public 9R 970-332-5934Wray Fee Range: $15-$17

Front Range South �Antelope Hills Golf Course Map#: 215Public 18R 303-644-5992Bennett Fee Range: $28-$32Antler Creek Golf Course Map#: 221Public 18R 719-494-1900Colorado Springs Fee Range: $28 -$40Broadmoor Golf Club, The Map#: 18Resort 54R 719-634-7711Colorado Springs Fee Range: $90-$160The Club at Flying Horse Map#: 251Private 18R 719-487-2620Colorado Springs Fee Range: Members OnlyCherokee Ridge Golf Course Map#: 28Public 9R 9P3 719-597-2637Colorado Springs Fee Range: $20Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club Map#: 30Public 18R 719-526-4122Fort Carson Fee Range: $25-$28Colorado Springs Country Club Map#: 36Private 18R 719-473-1782Colorado Springs Fees: Guests $40-$50Cottonwood Links Golf Club Map#: 44Public 9R 719-263-4500Fowler Fee Range: $12-$14Cougar Canyon Golf Links Map#: 197Public 18R 719-422-7015Trinidad Fee Range: $39 -$69Country Club of Colorado Map#: 46Resort 18R 719-538-4095Colorado Springs Fee Range: $120

Desert Hawk at Pueblo West Map#: 120Public 18R 719-547-2280Pueblo West Fee Range: $25-$32Eads Golf Course Map#: 232Public 9R No TelephoneEads Fee Range: $3Eisenhower Golf Club Map#: 62Military 36R 719-333-2606Colorado Springs Fee Range: $12-$50Elmwood Golf Course Map#: 154Public 18R 9E 719-561-4946Pueblo Fee Range: $24-$26Gleneagle Golf Club Map#: 77Public 18R 719-488-0900Colorado Springs Fees: N/AGrandote Peaks Golf Club Map#: 81Public 18R 719-742-3391La Vita Fee Range: $35-$75Hollydot Golf Course Map#: 97Public 27R 719-676-3341Colorado City Fee Range: $17-$23Hugo Golf Club Map#: 234Public 9S No TelephoneHugo Fee Range: $5Kings Deer Golf Club Map#: 55Public 18R 719-481-1518Monument Fee Range: $35-$50Kissing Camels Golf Club Map#: 106Private 27R 719-632-5541Colorado Springs Fee Range: $60-$75La Junta Golf Club Map#: 107Public 9R 719-384-7133La Junta Fee Range: $10-$15Las Animas Golf Course Map#: 112Public 9R 719-456-2511Las Animas Fee Range: $12Mossland Memorial Golf Course Map#: 133Public 9R 719-765-4659Flagler Fees: N/APatty Jewett Golf Course Map#: 143Public 27R 719-385-6934Colorado Springs Fee Range: $27Pine Creek Golf Club Map#: 146Public 18R 719-594-9999Colorado Springs Fee Range: $35Pueblo Country Club Map#: 155Private 18R 719-542-2941Pueblo Fee Range: $65-$75Rocky Ford Country Club Map#: 167Public 9R 719-254-7528Rocky Ford Fee Range: $11Sand Creek Golf Course Map#: 236Public 9E 719-597-5489Colorado Springs Fees: 8Signature Golf Course Map#: 2Public 18R 719-382-3649Colorado Springs Fee Range: $20 -$25Silver Spruce Golf Course Map#: 175Military 18R 719-556-7414Colorado Springs Fees: Guests $25Smoky River Golf Club Map#: 176Public 9R 719-767-5021Cheyenne Wells Fee Range: $12Spreading Antlers Golf Course Map#: 182Public 9R 719-336-5274Lamar Fee Range: $20-$22Spring Valley Golf Club Map#: 183Public 18R 303-646-4240Elizabeth Fee Range: $22-$34Springfield Municipal Golf Course Map#: 226Public 9R No TelephoneSpringfield Fees: N/ASprings Ranch Golf Club Map#: 185Public 18R 719-573-4863Colorado Springs Fee Range: $28-$45Sumo Golf Village Map#: 10Semi-Private 18R 719-784-6152Florence Fee Range: $42 Trinidad Golf Course Map#: 302Public 9R 719-846-4015Trinidad Fee Range: $15(9H); $20(18h)Valley Hi Golf Course Map#: 202Public 18R 719-385-6911Colorado Springs Fee Range: $20-$27Walking Stick Golf Course Map#: 203Public 18R 719-584-3400Pueblo Fee Range: $26-$28Walsenburg Golf Course Map#: 204Public 9R 719-738-2730Walsenburg Fee Range: $14-$16Woodmoor Pines Country Club Map#: 212Private 18R 719-481-2266Monument Fees: Guests $55-$65

Mountain �Adam’s Mountain Country Club Map#: 244Private 18R 970-328-2326Eagle Fees: Members OnlyAspen Glen Golf Club Map#: 5Private 18R 970-704-1988Carbondale Fees: Guests $120-$245Aspen Golf Course Map#: 6Public 18R 970-429-1949Aspen Fee Range: $80Beaver Creek Golf Club Map#: 11Resort 18R 970-845-5775Avon Fees: Guests $160Breckenridge Golf Club Map#: 16Public 27R 970-453-9104Breckenridge Fee Range: $95Brightwater Club Map#: 243Private 18R 970-777-1270Gypsum Fee Range: Members Only

Catamount Ranch and Club Map#: 23Private 18R 970-871-9200Steamboat Springs Fees: Guests $135Cattails Golf Club Map#: 24Public 18R 719-589-9515Alamosa Fee Range: $30Challenger Golf Course Map#: 119Public 9E 719-256-4856Crestone Fee Range: $20Collegiate Peaks Golf Course Map#: 34Public 9R 719-395-8189Buena Vista Fee Range: $23Copper Creek Golf Club Map#: 39Resort 18R 970-968-2882Copper Mountain Fee Range: $65-$85Cordillera, The Club at Map#: 40Private 54R 9P3 970-926-5100Edwards Fee Range: $225-$235Country Club of the Rockies Map#: 47Private 18R 970-926-3021Edwards Fees: Guests $75-$175Crested Butte, The Club at Map#: 49Resort 18R 970-349-6131Crested Butte Fee Range: $120Dos Rios Golf Club Map#: 56Semi-Private 18R 970-641-1482Gunnison Fee Range: $65 w/cartEagle Ranch Golf Club Map#: 217Public 18R 866-328-3232 (toll free)Eagle Fee Range: $45-$90Eagle Springs Golf Club Map#: 58Private 18R 970-926-4404Wolcott Fees: Escorted Guests OnlyEagleVail Golf Club Map#: 59Resort 18R 800-341-8051Avon Fee Range: $35-$98Estes Park Golf Course Map#: 64Public 18R 970-586-8146Estes Park Fee Range: $28 - $46Four Mile Ranch Golf Club Map#: 252Public 18R 719-275-5400Canon City Fee Range: $44-$59Fox Acres Country Club Map#: 74Private 18R 970-881-2191Red Feather Lakes Fees: Guests $120-$130Glenwood Springs Golf Club Map#: 79Public 9R 970-945-7086Glenwood Springs Fee Range: $25Grand Elk Golf Course Map#: 222Resort 18R 970-887-9122Granby Fee Range: $45 - $125Gypsum Creek Golf Club Map#: 42Semi-Private 18R 970-524-6200Gypsum Fee Range: $100Grand Lake Golf Course Map#: 80Public 18R 970-627-8008Grand Lake Fee Range: $44-$80Haymaker Golf Course Map#: 87Public 18R 970-870-1846Steamboat Springs Fee Range: $79Headwaters Golf Course Map#: 225Public 18R 970-887-2709Granby Fee Range: $60-$80High Country Mountain Meadows GC Club Map#: 233Public 9R No TelephoneRed Feather Lakes Fees: N/AIronbridge Golf Club Map#: 208Private 18R 970-384-0630Glenwood Springs Fees: Guests $175Keystone Ranch Golf Course Map#: 105Resort 18R 970-496-4250Keystone Fee Range: $125-$140Keystone, The River Course at Map#: 162Resort 18R 970-496-4444Keystone Fee Range: $125-$140Lake Estes Executive 9 Golf Course Map#: 109Public 9E 970-586-8176Estes Park Fee Range: $13Maroon Creek Club Map#: 124Private 18R 970-920-1533Aspen Fees: Guests $195-$325Monte Vista Country Club Map#: 131Public 9R 719-852-4906Monte Vista Fee Range: $18Mount Massive Golf Course Map#: 134Public 9R 719-486-2176Leadville Fee Range: $18Pagosa Springs Golf Club Map#: 141Resort 27R 970-731-4755Pagosa Springs Fee Range: $57Pole Creek Golf Club Map#: 150Public 27R 800-511-5076Winter Park Fee Range: $80The Ranch at Roaring Fork Club Map#: 245Public 9P3 970-963-4410Carbondale Fee Range: $15Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks Map#: 60Semi-Private 18R 970-262-3636Silverthorne Fee Range: $75-$124Red Sky Ranch Map#: 223N/A 36R 970-477-8406Edwards Fees: N/ARio Grande Golf Club Map#: 41Resort/Private 18R 719-873-1995South Fork Fees: N/A River Valley Ranch Golf Club Map#: 163Public 18R 970-963-3625Carbondale Fee Range: $50-$75Roaring Fork Club Map#: 166Private 18R 970-927-9100Basalt Fees: Invitation onlyRollingstone Ranch Golf Club Map#: 173Resort 18R 970-879-1391Steamboat Springs Fee Range: $80-$130

Saint Andrews at Westcliffe Map#: 186Public 9R 719-783-9410Westcliffe Fee Range: $12-$20Salida Golf Club Map#: 170Public 9R 719-539-1060Salida Fee Range: $23Shadow Hills Golf Club Map#: 172Semi-Private 18R 719-275-0603Ca-on City Fee Range: $33Shining Mountain Golf Club Map#: 211Public 18R 719-687-7587Woodland Park Fee Range: $32-$38Snowmass Golf Village Map#: 177Resort 18R 719-784-6152Snowmass Village Fees: N/ASonnenalp Golf Club Map#: 178Resort 18R 970-477-5370Edwards Fee Range: $160Steamboat Golf Club Map#: 187Public 9R 970-879-4295Steamboat Springs Fee Range: $25(9H); $37 (18H)Vail Golf Club Map#: 200Public 18R 970-479-2260Vail Fee Range: $100Willow Creek at Eagle Vail Map#: 237Public 9-P3 970-845-PAR3Avon Fees: N/A

West Slope �Adobe Creek National Golf Course Map#: 1Public 27R 970-858-0521Fruita Fee Range: $17-$24Battlement Mesa Golf Club Map#: 8Public 18R 970-285-7274Battlement Mesa Fee Range: $35Black Canyon Golf Club at Montrose Map#: 132Public 18R 970-249-4653Montrose Fee Range: $24Bookcliff Country Club Map#: 12Private 18R 970-242-9053Grand Junction Fees: Guest $40Bridges at Black Canyon, The Map#: 241Simi-Private 18R 970-252-1119Montrose Fees: Guest $85-$150Cedar Ridges Golf Course Map#: 25Public 9R 970-675-8403Rangely Fee Range: $10(9H), $18(18H)Chipeta Golf Course Map#: 31Public 18E 970-245-7177Grand Junction Fee Range: $17-$21Cobble Creek, The Links at Map#: 116Public 18R 970-240-9542Montrose Fee Range: $37Conquistador Golf Course Map#: 38Public 18R 970-565-9208Cortez Fee Range: $18Dalton Ranch Golf Course Map#: 50Semi-Private 18R 970-247-8774Durango Fee Range: $79Deer Creek Village Golf Club Map#: 52Public 18R 970-856-7781Cedaredge Fee Range: $29-$38Devil's Thumb Golf Course Map#: 43Public 18R 970-874-6262Delta Fee Range: $26-$41Divide Ranch and Club Map#: 67Semi-Private 18R 970-626-5284Ridgway Fee Range: $49-$76Glacier Club at Tamarron Map#: 193Resort 18R 970-382-6700Durango Fee Range: $65-$125Hillcrest Golf Club Map#: 95Public 18R 970-247-1499Durango Fee Range: $22Hunter’s Run Golf Course Map#: 246Public 18R 970-884-9785Ignacio Fee Range: $11-$20Lakota Canyon Golf Club Map#: 240Public 18R 970-984-9700New Castle Fee Range: $45-$75Lincoln Park Golf Course Map#: 114Public 9R 970-242-6394Grand Junction Fee Range: $10-$14Meeker Golf Course Map#: 127Public 9R 970-878-5642Meeker Fee Range: $19Redlands Mesa, The Golf Club at Map#: 220Public 18R 970-263-9270Grand Junction Fee Range: $49-$69Rifle Creek Golf Club Map#: 161Semi-Private 18R 970-625-1093Rifle Fee Range: $34Telluride Ski & Golf Club Map#: 194Resort 18R 970-728-6157Telluride Fee Range: $130-$150Tiara Rado Golf Course Map#: 196Public 18R 970-254-3830Grand Junction Fee Range: $18-$22Yampa Valley Golf Club Map#: 214Public 18R 970-824-3673Craig Fee Range: $28

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or over 30 years Garden City,Kansas has been host to theSouthwest Kansas Pro-Am Golf

Tournament. One of Kansas’ premier golftournaments, the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am offers five days of exciting golf eventsfor amateur and professional golfers.

The 2013 Southwest Kansas Pro-Amwill kick off on Wednesday, August 7 withthe Ladies Pro-Am Golf Tournament.Teams of three ladies will take to BuffaloDunes Municipal Golf Course with anAdams Golf Pro Tour Series Professional.Participating women will receive an offi-cial Southwest Kansas Pro-Am playerpackage including shirt, beveragecoupons, lunch and program. Wednes-day, also features our Corporate Appreci-ation Party and Hall of Fame Celebration.

Thursday events include a corporateshootout held at The Golf Club at South-wind wherein teams of three participatewith one of the top twenty finishers fromthe Adams Tour’s Young Life Abilene Open.

The main tournament of the SouthwestKansas Pro-Am takes place on Friday andSaturday, August 9-10. Over 225 amateurgolfers and over 100 professionals willtake to both Buffalo Dunes and the GolfClub at Southwind. All players will playboth courses, one on Friday and one onSaturday. The amateur player packageincludes; player shirt and cap, beveragetickets and dinner tickets to both Fridayand Saturday evening dinner for playerand guest, as well as green and cartfees. The week ends on Sunday, August11, with the top 40 professionals compet-ing to be crowed the winner of the 24thAnnual Southwest Kansas Pro-Am.

Notable professional winners and par-ticipants include Steve Jones (1983,1984), Bruce Vaughn (1987, 2005) andGary Woodland (2008), Stewart Cink, JimFuryk, and Bob Tway.

Great CoursesBuffalo Dunes Golf Course, ranked as

the No. 1 municipally-owned golf coursein Kansas by Golf Digest magazine. It hasbeen recognized by Golf Magazine andTravel & Leisure Magazine as places toplay and best bangs for the buck.

Challenging, enjoyable and affordable,Buffalo Dunes will give you a little bit ofScottish feel as it is nestled among the

historic sand hills six miles south of Gar-den City. Beautifully conditioned, theDunes has bluegrass fairways, well-maintained bent grass greens and nativegrasses that challenges the golfer andprovides a memorable experience.

The course can play at differinglengths based upon a player’s skill level,with yardages from 5,452 to the champi-onship tees of 6,806 yards. Buffalo Duneshas played host to numerous Kansas GolfAssociation state championships throughthe years as well as hosting high schoolregional and state tournaments.

The Golf club Southwind opened in1980. First time players to the course willbe amazed at how demanding the courseis, at first glance people think this will bean easy course to play due a lack of thestandard trees along the fairway. You willhave to play to believe .Both tour veteransand newcomers alike flock to the courseeach year to chase the large pro-am purse.

Great CauseOver the past 30 years the Southwest

Kansas Pro-Am has raised nearly $1 mil-lion to help support the equipment andeducational needs of St. Catherine Hos-pital’s Newborn Intensive Care Unit.Founded in 1977, the Newborn IntensiveCare Unit serves the critical medicalneeds of infants and families in westernKansas, eastern Colorado and the Okla-homa panhandle. With the only Level IINBICU in the area, St. Catherine Hospitalserves hundreds of families each year,saving families the stress and expense ofhaving to seek medical care more than200 miles from home.

For more information on the south-west Kansas Pro-Am and how you canhelp please contact the Pro-Am Coordi-nator at 620-272-2530. D

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August 7-11Southwest Kansas Pro-Am Golf Tournament. One of Kansas’ premier golf tournaments,

the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am offers five days of exciting golf events for amateur and

professional golfers at Buffalo Dunes and the Golf Club at Southwind.

For more information on the southwest Kansas Pro-Am contact the Pro-Am

Coordinator at 620-272-2530.

August 7-11Southwest Kansas Pro-Am Golf Tournament. One of Kansas’ premier golf tournaments,

the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am offers five days of exciting golf events for amateur and

professional golfers at Buffalo Dunes and the Golf Club at Southwind.

For more information on the southwest Kansas Pro-Am contact the Pro-Am

Coordinator at 620-272-2530.


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By Ken Adams, Sun Country GolfDivot Magazine Contributing Writer

aa-Ko Ridge Golf Club, locatedin Sandia Park New Mexicoabout a twenty five minute

drive from the middle of Albuquerque.Paa-Ko Ridge though still a relatively newcourse (opened in 2000) has piled up a lotof accolades and the course is actuallyimproving with age, it certainly is not di-minishing.

Ranked the number #1 golf course inNew Mexico for the 14th straight year(every year since it opened) and it hasmaintained that lofty status despite theaddition of several really nice venues inthe state. Twin Warriors and Black Mesato name two. Ranked nationally five starsby Golf Digest and recognized as a Na-tional Top Ten Best Course For TheMoney by Links Magazine, Paa-Ko RidgeGolf Club earns it’s must play status.

The real genius in the design of Paa-KoRidge is what I call the “evolutionary ex-perience”. It applies to a course you notonly don’t tire of playing, but one you cometo appreciate more the more you play it.

Playing Paa-Ko Ridge for the first timeit’s easy to get lost in the absolute beautysurrounding you and lose focus on theactual golf. This is a good thing; youknow you are in a special place when thephysical beauty of the design and con-struction of a golf course distracts youfrom the strategic thinking necessary tonavigate a course. When you get thefeeling the course just evolved out of thenatural landscape, the Architect and thecrew maintaining the course have at-tained an increasingly rare level of ac-complishment.

Progressing on in our “evolutionary ex-perience” is sight lines and aiming pointsto the fairways from the tee boxes. Whilethe fairways are generously wide withaiming points indicated by white poles inthe fairway, most players ignore that valu-able information the first couple of timesaround the course because your eye de-ceives you into you playing a line that canbring trouble into play. It is about roundthree or four when you finally decide theperson who put those poles in the groundmight know a little something about navi-gating the golf course. Coincidently thisis when you make the amazing discovery

that the fairways really are pretty wideand you aren’t saving much yardage bytrying those tight shots into the apex ofthe bend in the fairway anyway.

To complete the “evolutionary experi-ence” you have to understand the shotsyou choose to hit to the greens are abouta lot more than distance, line and club se-lection although they are all critical too.Great course design like Paa-Ko Ridgerequires you to imagine what Ken Dyehad in mind when he sited the greens asthey are. All are large, undulating andhave multiple tiers. How did he envisionthe shot required to get it close to the flagon any given hole and pin placement. AtPaa-Ko Ridge you ignore this at your ownperil. The designed landing areas oneach green require you to consider thebest and worst case scenario for everyapproach shot. For example, say you’relooking at a back pin on an upper tier overa bunker. Your first thought is the shot re-quires you to try and hit it over a ridge toan exact distance and try and stop theball within a yard or two to be in birdieputt range and the worst case is youcome up short and roll down the ridge tothe tier below and fight it out with yourputter trying to avoid a 3 putt. What thedesign of the course will reward is to flythe ball at least the full distance to thehole, even 5-10 yards past the hole and bydesign the ball will roll back towards thehole and give you that same birdie puttwith half the stress. When you evaluatethe shot with what the designer of thecourse intended, you have “evolved” to abetter score and more appreciation of amasterfully designed golf course, likePaa-Ko Ridge Golf Club. D

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hat will soon become one of theworld’s largest and most suc-cessful amateur golf tourna-ments tees off in 2014 in Las

Vegas, the Entertainment Capital of theWorld. Combining everything that definesLas Vegas—entertainment, dining, par-ties, resorts, golf, and more—The LasVegas World Amateur, to be played Feb-ruary 10-14, 2014, is quickly becoming theplace to be for amateur golfers looking fora challenge and a good time on and offthe golf course. Complete tournament de-tails and reservation information is avail-able at www.VegasWorldAmateur.com.

“Las Vegas is, without a doubt, thebest and most exciting city and golf des-tination in the world to host an event ofthis magnitude,” states Eric Yaillen, Ex-ecutive Director of the Southern NevadaGolf Association, the organization stagingthe Las Vegas World Amateur. “There aresimilar events in other golf destinations,

but the Las Vegas World Amateur willtake amateur tournament golf to anotherlevel. On the course, the experience willbe magnificent because of where golferswill be playing, and off the course the ac-commodations, parties, tee prizes, andeverything else will be something thatparticipants talk about and remember foryears. The level of excitement is building,and golfers are already clamoring to be apart of a magical golf week in Las Vegas.

All we can say is, ‘Welcome to FabulousLas Vegas!”

The Las Vegas World Amateur is aV.I.P. golf tournament that is hosted byworld class resorts and golf courses, andis open to a wide range of golfers. Par-ticipants will compete over many areagolf courses in a 54-hole, individual netstroke play competition. Pre-assignedflights include Men (49 and under, 50-59,60-69, 70 and above) and Women. The top

four participants from each flight will beawarded prizes, and the overall WorldAmateur Champion will be based on thecumulative 72-hole net score.

“All the other similar events are heldduring prime summer months, and wewanted to host an event that would giveoff-season golfers an opportunity to playas well as experience the unique play-ground provided by the top overall desti-nation in the country,” said Eric Yaillen,Executive Director of the Southern Ne-vada Golf Association, which administersthe event. “We have great and uniquegolf experiences as well as a nighttimefairway (also known as the Las VegasStrip) that provides more entertainmentvalue than any other destination.”

The entry fee includes three rounds ofgolf (cart included) on three differentcourses, matched handicap flights ineach division, two evenings of social par-ties that include food and beverages, golfexpo, games, a tee gift package upon ar-rival and daily prizes. Discounted accom-modations are also available.

For more information or to register forthe 2014 Las Vegas World Amateur visitwww.vegasworldam.com or call 702-458-4653. D

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ROYAL LINKS – One of the golf courses in the 2014 Las Vegas World Amateur rotation is Royal Links Golf Club.


By Peter HellmanDivot Contributing Writer

ome favorite golf destinationsfor the Classic GOLF Toursteam. To become experts on

golfing opportunities around the world,we must occasionally push away fromour desks; grab a flight and hit the links insome far flung part of the planet. It’stough duty, but someone has to do it. Nowthat we are back behind our desks again,here are some of the highlights, experi-ences and reflections from our teamabout these golf junkets.

Ireland - Neil I visited the Dublin area in April andplayed two courses at Druids Glen (Heathand Glen). I also played Royal Dublin, agreat old course with a strong links style.Just 14 miles west of Dublin is my new fa-vorite place to stay & play. The CartonHouse, an 18th century renovated estatesitting on 1700 spectacular acres, hastwo impressive courses - the O’Mearaand the Montgomerie. I also visited Dro-moland Castle, an 11th century castle up-dated to appeal to today’s luxury traveler.With it’s onsite championship course, it isalso one of my favorites and convenientlyclose to the Shannon airport. My last stopwas Greg Norman's exciting DoonbegResort. Fabulous is my word for thisplace. The resort has one of Ireland’sbest courses and some of its most com-fortable lodges.

England’s Golf Coast– Dave & Peter Dave and I barely had time for a pint be-tween rounds at the three British Opencourse and other hidden gems near Liver-pool. Royal Liverpool, Royal Lytham & St.Annes and Royal Birkdale (our favoriteand site of the 2008 British Open) wereevery bit as terrific as advertised. Othergems such as Formbys and the S & Astand out as well. The northwest coast ofEngland has many fine courses, great ac-commodations and fewer golfers compet-ing for prime tee times. Due to its location,the warming Gulf Stream makes playinggolf in early April comfortable and fun.

Wales – Neil “Wales, golf as it should be.” “Worldclass golf at reasonable prices.” "Easyaccess by rail or car from LondonHeathrow or Liverpool/Manchester."These are things to remember about golfin Wales. Great golf courses abound inWales and three of the best are at TheCeltic Manor in Newport. The 2010Course, site of the 2010 Ryder Cup, theRoman Road Course and the Mont-gomerie Course are great tracks at rea-sonable prices. Near Cardiff is theMarriott St. Pierre with its championshipOld Course. This too is a great stay & playlocation. I also recommend Royal Porth-cawl located just outside of Cardiff. It’s atrue links course that rivals anything inScotland or Ireland. To the northwest isRoyal St. Davids. It has one of the mostspectacular backdrops for a golf courseanywhere. Further north, you’ll findConwy and Bull Bay.

Argentina – Peter There aren’t many places in the worldwhere the dollar is strong, fabulous golfis inexpensive, steak is as available andpriced as MacDonald’s hamburgers andfine wine cost about as much as a sixpack of Coors. I love this place! Ten daysand six rounds of golf around BuenosAires and Patagonia convinced me thatArgentina's is a golfer’s paradise. TheBritish/Scottish influence on golf coursedesign is most apparent around BuenosAires. Clubs such as the Jockey Club, LosOlivos, Buenos Aires Golf Club and SanAndres Golf Club (translation: St. An-drews Golf Club) are fabulous examplesof the United Kingdom's influence on clubhouse and course design. In Patagonia,land of “gauchos” (local cowboys),rugged snow covered mountains anddeep blue lakes, you will find more mod-ern courses such as Arelauquen, LlaoLlao and Jack Nicklaus’ new courseChapelco. You may want to bring your flyrod too. The fishing is world class.

Cancun, Mexico – Jim I had a chance to explore Mexico’s latestaddition to its stable of fine golf courses

in early December. Cancun has alwayshad wonderful beaches, great hotels andworld class resorts and restaurants, butgreat golf is something fairly new to thisarea. The Playacar Golf Club and JackNicklaus’ Moon Palace Golf Resort areimpressive and challenging additions toCancun’s golf scene.

Other destinations we recommend: Jamaica – Peter & Jim Sweden – PeterCabo San Lucas – Dave & Peter Alabama

Golf Trail – Dave Malaysia – Peter & NeilNew Zealand – Peter Portugal – PeterSpain – Peter Columbia – Peter North-ern Ireland – Peter & Neil Scotland – Neil& Peter

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The spectacular golf course offers a

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By Scotty HoferDivot Contributing Writer

hat is AimPoint? AimPoint is aputt predictive technology thatwas developed by Mark

Sweeney and was the “blue line” over-layed on the greens on the Thursday andFriday broadcasts of the PGA Tour eventson The Golf Channel in 2012. Mark and histeam went to PGA Tour stops and com-puter mapped the greens with a laser ma-chine. The accumulated green data wasused in a computer software programwhich accurately predicted the path theputt should take in order to go in. Thissame technology has been put into an In-structional program that teaches you thescience of how to read greens in a fun yetinformative clinic. You will go from think-ing that a putt breaks this way or that, toknowing exactly how much break to playfor any putt. And the cool thing is that itworks anywhere! There are two levels oftraining – Fundamentals and AdvancedConcepts. The fundamental clinics teach

you everything you need to know aboutthe AimCharts, the system and readingevery putt within 20’ of the cup. The Ad-vanced clinics go one step further andteach you how to handle all those “tricky”putts over knolls, shoulders, swales,crowns, saddles and everything outside of20’. You also learn how to utilize the con-cepts to enhance your short game and ap-proach shots as well as green chartingand tournament preparation. The clinicsare approximately 2 - 2 ½ hours long andclass sizes are kept to a maximum of 8 –10 students to ensure an intimate learningexperience for all involved.

Who Teaches AimPoint? Stan Sayersand Scotty Hofer from MetaGolf LearningCenter are the Certified AimPoint In-structors for the Rocky Mountain Regionand have taught classes both here and inother parts of the United States. Stan andScotty were personally trained and certi-fied by Mark Sweeney, the founder ofAimPoint Technologies, and Stan is alsocertified as a Senior AimPoint Instructor.Stan and Scotty were absolutely amazed

at just how effective the system really is.Specializing in the areas of putting andgreen reading, Stan and Scotty havetaught players of all levels.

Why you need AimPoint? A recentstudy conducted in Norway by Jon Karl-son at the Norwegian School of SportsScience concluded that over 60% ofmissed putts are due to faulty reads! Thatnumber gets even higher if you are anelite amateur or professional player be-cause, by that point, your equipment andstroke mechanics are generally quitesound. The AimPoint Green Reading Sys-tem will not only teach you how to handlethe greens but will also show you how toimplement the concepts into your shortgame! AimPoint clients include many ofthe top players and caddies on the Pro-fessional Tours including Stacy Lewis(2012 LPGA Player of the Year), NickFaldo, Padraig Harrington, Scott McCar-ron, Steven Ames, and Suzann Pettersen,just to name a few. Stacy Lewis' LPGAputts per greens in regulation (GIR) im-proved dramatically after learning Aim-Point from 88th in 2009 to 3rd in 2012!Many college and university golf teamsare also using AimPoint.

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glewood Golf Course will be conductedon July 20, Aug. 17, and Sept. 14 from 9 –11 am. Additional Fundamental clinicswill be held at The Broadlands GC on July26 from 9 – 11 am and at Colorado GolfClub from 3 – 5 pm on July 12 and 26. Ad-vanced clinics and additional Fundamen-tal clinics will be held at Colorado GolfClub with dates and times to be deter-mined. Additional dates for groups of 4 ormore are available. Clinics will also beheld at various golf courses around thestate of Colorado. Check the AimPointwebsite at www.aimpointgolf.com for anup to date schedule.

Clinic Costs: The cost is $200.00 for theFundamentals Clinics (at Broken Tee En-glewood Golf Course, Colorado Golf Club,and other courses) and $300 for the Ad-vanced Clinics (at Colorado Golf Club)and includes AimCharts and Class Notes.

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By Hank DowdDIVOT Magazine Contributing Writer

pplewood Golf Course has al-ways been a course that wel-comed any necessary changes.

This started back in 1965 when the golfcourse officially became Applewood, until1965 the course was Rolling Hills CountryClub. The change in name also meant thatthe course was now open to the public.Since becoming a public course Apple-wood is one of the most played public golfcourses in the Metro area, in May Apple-wood averaged over 200 rounds each day.Golfers ask what keeps bringing golfersback to Applewood?

Applewood is built on 46 acres of landthat is above the Coors brewing aquifer.Being above the Coors aquifer drawsgolfers to Applewood, and not just thediehard Coors fans, but because sittingabove the aquifer means the course isnot able to use any type of chemicals.This unique management approach leadsto a golfing experience that can only befound in a few places nationwide. Butdon’t let the lack of chemicals fool you,Superintendent Matt Rusch always hasthe course in wonderful shape. Mr. Ruschdoes such an amazing job he was namedSuperintendent of the year by Touch-stone Golf in 2011. He was chosen out ofa group of over 25 superintendents thatmake up the Touchstone Golf.

In 2008, Touchstone Golf was awardedthe lease of Applewood. With the sup-port from Touchstone, Applewood hasbeen able to make several improvements.In the last three years, there have been a

number of greens that have been re-sod-ded. Along with new greens the course isspending this summer re-sodding theirtee boxes and in some cases startingfrom scratch and building completelynew tee boxes. The biggest improvementat Applewood is most definitely The Vistaat Applewood, The Vista is a beautifulbanquet facility that is available to hostany gathering whether it is lunch after agolf tournament, a wedding, or even awake. Yes, that’s right some people loveApplewood so much they actually ask tohave their wake held at their favorite golfcourse. For weddings, a future bridewould be hard pressed to find a betterview than the one from the ceremony lo-cation just east of the ninth hole at Ap-plewood. When looking west from theceremony, the guests can see down themountain range all the way to theFlatirons just west of Boulder. The Vistahas become part of the community sur-rounding Applewood. Visitors who didn’tplay golf before return to the course tolearn to play or just enjoy the environ-ment in the foothills of Colorado.

Beyond the rare chemical free courseand the huge improvements, Applewoodis able to attract golfers because formost people once they play there theyare hooked for life. There are so manygolf courses in the Metro area so whatreally gets them hooked on Applewood?It’s truly simple a combination of greatgolf, breathtaking views of the ColoradoRockies, fair green fees, and most impor-tantly Applewood is a very friendly golfcourse. When customers walk in to thepro shop for the first time they will hearfellow customers being greeted by name

by the pro shop staff, they will also hearthe golf course staff holding conversa-tions with customers instead of acting tobusy. The staff always goes out of theirway to catch up with golfers they haven’tseen for a while. This seems like a minordetail but it is often those minor detailsthat make the golfers feel comfortableand want to return. Applewood is likehome to many golfer and no matter howgreat a vacation to another course is,there just isn’t any place quite like home.

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Age: 25

How long have youbeen a Cart Girl? 1 year.

What attracted you tothe job? Being able towork outside, I lovethe mountains! Pluswe have such a greatcourse. I have the bestjob in the world!

Do you play and if so,how would you de-scribe your game? Yes,my game is improvingthanks to all the tipsfrom the ‘wannabe’golf pros that playevery day.

What do you likeabout the game ofgolf? Being able to letoff some steam with my driver.

What would you change about the game golf? I would add a footwedge or unlimited mulligans with no penalty.

Share a memorable experience you had driving the cart? I think mymost memorable experience at Fossil Trace was when I was trying torace a deer that was running alongside me. I lost….

What is the most used phrase or comment you hear on the course?“Your name is Bree, Like the cheese!”

What are 3 "don'ts" golfers should know about when interacting withtheir cart girl? 1) Please don’t touch the cart girls. 2)I’m here to serve, please don’t pull stuff out of the cart. 3) Don’t ignoreus, even if you don’t buy anything. It gets lonely out here by yourself.

What are 3 "do's" golfers should know about when interacting withtheir cart girl? 1) Have fun! A bad shot isn’t a life or death situation. 2) Remember to tip your favorite cart girl. 3) A good joke is encouraged.

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f you are looking for a way toliven up your next golf tourna-ment or event, check out Green

FORE Green. Green FORE Green is a par 3game that is available at any course dur-ing a normal round of golf or at any golftournament or event.

The par 3 game is available to golfcourses and tournaments completelyfree of charge. In fact, Green FOREGreen will pay the golf course and/orthe tournament for allowing them to en-tertain their guests, while donating 20%to charity. Their process is simple anddoes not delay golfer’s game time. Allthy ask for is a golf cart and access toset up at a par 3 that plays 160 yards.

When golfers arrive at a hole they aregiven a brief presentation that takesonly seconds. To play the game, golferspay an entry fee that includes a goodiebag full of gifts from their sponsors in-cluding 2 FREE golf balls, a $10 Golfsmithgift card, discounts to local retailers,restaurants, and even a discount on Col-orado Rockies tickets. In addition to thiseach golfer that hits the green will win a2-night hotel stay in their choice of 20cities. For hitting within 10’ of the pinthey will receive a $50 Restaurant.comgift card and two movie tickets. For ahole in one they receive $1000!

Not only has Green FORE Green be-come popular with tournaments trying to

raise money for charity but golf coursesare now having them set up on a normalday. In addition to having an opportunityto generate additional revenue, GreenFORE Green is currently donating 20% oftheir revenue to the Red Cross to help theColorado Fire Victims.

If you would like to join forces with

Green FORE Green by inviting them out toyour course or tournament as a featuredattraction any day of the week, visitwww.greenforegreen.com or email themat [email protected].

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he Antigua Summer Men’s andWomen’s Performance GolfCollection will continue the

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