June Meeting Notice

Submitted by CAGCS on Tue, 05/21/2013 - 18:58.
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Fox Hopyard Golf Club
Monday, June 17, 2013

Deadline For Reservations:
Monday, June 10, 2013

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2013 CAGCS Two-Man Championship

Submitted by CAGCS on Wed, 03/27/2013 - 19:57.

For the 17th consecutive year, CAGCS will organize a season-long, two-man team championship.

  1. This year's team championship will follow a similar format as last year. All seeding will occur at the April 29th 2 Ball Shamble at Stonington CC. Only one player has to be present to post a score for seeding purposes. After seeding, we will go to match play and it will be single elimination. Once again, in an effort to speed up play, aggregate scoring has been eliminated. We will be using only the low net score. Handicaps will remain at 80% of total handicap for this year's event.
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Dick Burkarth/Shuttle Meadow Country Club Scholarship

Submitted by CAGCS on Fri, 03/08/2013 - 12:37.

The Community Foundation of Greater New Britain has the honor of managing the Dick Burkarth/Shuttle Meadow Country Club Scholarship.

The scholarship is available to high school seniors and to students currently in college who are pursuing a four-year degree at an accredited college or university to pursue a professional career related to golf. The information sheet contains eligibility and selection criteria.

Also attached is an application form for the scholarship. Please feel free to forward or make copies for distribution to any potential candidates that you may come in contact with. Students may also contact Cheryl Farmer at CFarmer@cfgnb.org or 860-229-6018, Ext. 305, if they have questions about this application process.

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USGA Educational Event In Partnership With The Massachusetts Golf Association

Submitted by CAGCS on Tue, 01/22/2013 - 13:09.

Good afternoon CAGCS members,

The GCSA of New England will be co-sponsoring a USGA educational event in partnership with the Massachusetts Golf Association on March 26th in Canton, MA. This is one of those events I continue to extoll the value of to all of my Chapters. The event last year had nearly 200 attendees, of which only 50% were superintendents! The other half were decision makers at their facilities learning about the agronomic effects of green speed, value of communications from two angles: Superintendent to Club Managers/Boards, and Managers/Boards to Superintendents, as well as a panel discussion of Superintendents discussing the topics most important to them and their facilities.

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