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Our Leaders
President:
Debbie Silverman
Vice President:
Cindy Bruschi
Secretary:
Gertrude Klaehre
Treasurer:
Karen Post
Events:
Chris Schellhammer
Communication:
Deb Sisson
Education:
Debi Ladig
Sponsorship:
Darlene Rilett
Leagues:
Annie Koujales
Membership:
Karen Hord
Handicap:
Joanne Richter
Social:
Nina Figur
Championship:
Susan Burns
Leadership:
Stephanie Hartmann
Past President:
Chris Schellhammer
DEERFIELD CC PALM AIRE CC COLONY WEST CC LPGA EWGA USGA RULES HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB WEATHER TODAY PGA PLAY GOLF AMERICA PHOTO ALBUMS DEER CREEK INVERRARY CC
Sunday S.W.I.N.G.
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SUNDAY S.W.I.N.G. WINTER 2009 - 2010
If you are a Beginner or New golfer who would like to play a Scramble on Sunday, then join us for 9 holes, food, and fun, at an Executive course like Deerfield CC or Colony West CC. We will set you up with a Buddy who is experienced enough to help you with the rules and etiquette of the game. Tips to improve your game is at your invitation! You will be ready for Twilight Summer Golf! We hope that you will improve so that you can join the Saturday or Sunday group next summer! We will play every second Sunday at 1pm rotating between the Courses every month.
Tee time is 1pm at $20 - $30
JOIN US FOR SUMMER TWILIGHT OR SUNDAY GOLF
JUST TELL US YOU ARE A SWINGER AND YOU WILL PLAY WITH A BUDDY!
For info contact Debi Ladig dladig@bellsouth.net
SUNDAY SWINGERS NOV 9
WINTER COURSES:
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COLONY WEST - Glades Course
About the S.W.I.N.G. Program
S.W.I.N.G. is a New Golfer Mentor Program designed to pair new golfers with more experienced players to help new golfers become comfortable at and on the golf course. Mentors provide an orientation to the nuances of the game to help the new golfer gain confidence and a greater comfort level. Golfers of all handicap levels may become mentors. What is of greatest importance for members to bring to the program is the knowledge and love of the game they have that they can share with new golfers.
Who are Mentees? Anyone new to the game or even someone who's played for some time but remains unsure about the nuances of the game. Mentors help mentees gain a comfort level on club house and golf course etiquette – the nuances the teaching professional may not teach you. Mentees are also those who would benefit from the comfort of having a personal golfing buddy to help build confidence. Being a EWGA S.W.I.N.G. Mentee will raise your comfort and confidence level on basic rules, etiquette, tipping, and so much more. Mentors do not teach the golf swing, but will help you with the many little things that will make you feel like a golfer – in a friendly, supportive way. And don't forget that by being a Mentee, you'll gain the advantage of connecting with a network of other women in your Chapter who have found the benefits of using golf for business and for life. Click here to learn more.
How to sign up: Individuals interested in participating in the 2008 S.W.I.N.G. program should sign in to the Members Only area of the EWGA website at www.ewga.com. Under the "Events & Orders" Tab is a link entitled, "Get into the S.W.I.N.G." Click on that link and follow the instructions to register as either a Mentor or as a Mentee
"Get Golf Ready"
is the latest Play Golf America program that was created to expand golf's participant base by packaging a series of five instructional experiences, delivered in a fun and casual setting to attract both new golfers into the game and bring former golfers back to the sport.Nearly 1,000 facilities nationwide have been certified to host Get Golf Ready this year, the inaugural season of the program. Interested golfers should visit PlayGolfAmerica.com and access the Get Golf Ready page.
About Play Golf America
Play Golf America, designed to increase participation among new and exiting golfers, was developed by The PGA of America, with the support of Allied Associations including: the LPGA, National Golf Course Owners Association, PGA Tour, USGA and others involved in the annual Golf 20/20 conference. The program utilizes the PlayGolfAmerica.com Web site to serve as a link for consumers to access fun, affordable and informative programs in their area.
About Get Golf Ready
Get Golf Ready, Play Golf America's featured program for 2009, was designed to teach golfers in five short lessons everything needed to step on a golf course and play with confidence. Lessons include on-course activities guided by PGA and LPGA professionals. Get Golf Ready is a Golf 20/20 initiative that is supported by the entire golf industry, including the World Golf Foundation, The PGA of America, leading national and state golf associations, organizations, manufacturers and the media.
