THE TUESDAY GAME TWO-MAN SCRAMBLE
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THURSDAY BIRDIES & BEERS
The Friday Game
Cost for the game itself $25, does not include you greens & cart fees. Tee-times start every Friday at approximately 12:21 p.m. $25 breakdown: $5 skins pot, $5 CTP pot, $5 Front, Back, Total Team Pot.
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SIGN-UP Closes at 3pm on Thursdays.
Upcoming Events
- Tuesday Game 2-Man Scramble 05/24/22
May 24, 2022
4:35 pm - 6:50 pm
The Tuesday Game 2-Man Scramble $20 1st GROUP Tees Off 4:36 EVERYONE MUST CHECK-IN AT THE PRO SHOP BEFORE TEEING OFF $20 PAYMENT FOR THE GAME WILL BE TAKEN AFTER THE ROUND WITH YOUR FOURSOMES SCORECARD PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO SHOW UP!!! NOT SHOWING UP REALLY SCREWS UP THE GAMES!! ALL TEAMS play from (more…)
Birdies & Beers Thursdays Already Signed-Up
- Garrett Conner
- Stephen Tucker
The Friday Game Already Signed-Up
- Steve Ackerman
- Paul Belcher
- Chris Buck
- Kevin Cassidy
- Kurt Cassidy
- Tony Chavis
- Mike Cherwenka
- Eric Corbel
- Daniel Crockett
- Scott Erwin
- Greg Fizer
- Steven Kerr
- John Leahy
- Gregg Morris
- Shane Myers
- Tom Newlon
- Chris Palumbo
- Dan Robinson
- Jody Saylor
- Duffie Sharpe
- Chuck Sobers
- John Stokes
- CW Taylor
- Tadd West
- Eric York
TUESDAY 2-MAN SCRAMBLE Already Signed-Up
- Mike Barry
- Bill Basile
- Joel Brody
- Brandon Carlson
- Mike Cherwenka
- Jim Dobbs
- Bob Frailey
- Jean Glemaud
- David Heusel
- Michael Pitchford
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after ALL, WE DID Say Birdies & BEERS
Then there is after…
Yes, the golf is great at Birdies and Beers! But then there is also the gathering after of family and friends and enjoy the nights winnings!
The Game
It’s a game of skins, you birdie a hole that no one else does that night, you win a skin! Depending on how many other birdies “hold” depends on your skins payout! That simple, if two people birdie a hole, that hole is then eliminated. Long story short, one birdie could win the whole pot!
