
Men’s Member- Member Results
U.S Open Flight-
(Gross)
1st Chris Martin/Geoff Waldau
2nd Mike Mayer/John Stratton
(Net)
1st Ken Lambert/Johnny Hall
2nd Ben Yeager/Allen Craven
Masters Flight-
(Gross)
1st Fletcher Steele/Keith Eades
2nd Bobby Lutz/Jay Howard
(Net)
1st Ric Floyd/Jeff Daily
2nd Steve Mullen/Ted Slowik
PGA Flight
(Gross)
1st Sandy/ Derek Houston
2nd Mike Fesperman/Steve Coburn
Senior U.S. Open –
(Gross)
1st Greg Young/Herb Niparts
2nd Lee Ashburn/Phil Butler
(Net)
1st Jim Moore/Robby Snipes
2nd Gene Kennerly/Doug King
Senior Masters-
(Gross)
1st Howard Burkart/Larry Widner
2nd Sam McNairy/Dick Davis
(Net)
1st John Lipscomb/Russ Smiltneiks
2nd Bruce Mittendorf/Leonard Shelor
Senior PGA -
(Gross)
1st Mike Norton/Barry Stubenrauch
2nd Stewart Mathis/Gary Tyler
(Net)
1st Barney West/Tom Smith
2nd Robb Rowe/Rufus Lefler
ONSC Junior Invitational Results
The following ONSC Juniors had a great day at their home course recently in
July.
They are as follows:
Girls: Virginia Mayer- 3rd (79)
Boys: 14-15- Eric Mitchell-6th (78), Steven Starr- 7th (79), Boys 16-17- Andrew
Knox-4th (72) ,Tyler Wise-11th(75), Dylan Swaim-21st (79).
Congratulations to our young golfers!
Junior Club Championship
Congratulations to Thomas Foster our Junior Club Champion. This was his first
club championship. It was a battle for the title with J.J. Howard as it came
down to the closing holes. Third was Kaleb Potts. Way to go boys!
July Couples Twilight Winners
Gross- 1st Stewart & Jaki Mathis- Dick & Brenda Davis
Net - 1st Jim & Daphne Perry- Jerry & Gail Lee
Men's Guest Day Tournament Results
Two Man Team-
Gross-
1st Johnny Hall & Don Olson
2nd (tie) Rick Matthews & Bob Lawson / John Stratton &Kevin Greene
Net-
1st Don & David Summers
2nd Adam Varner & Wes Wrenn
3rd Mike Burnett & Rob Valencia
Four Man Team –
Gross/Net
1st Jeff Daily, James Daily, Jim Whinna and Hunter McMakon
2nd Lance Emory, Xan Law, Jimmy Glenn and David Moser
Net-
1st Allen Craven, Glen Quintana, Marcus Larose and Paul Clark
2nd Steve Foster, John Ballard, Bob Suddreth and David Gordon
Upcoming Events in Mid-September & October
September 19th- This is our next couples twilight golf event. Please call the
golf shop to sign up for this monthly event.
September 25th & 26th- Ladies Club Championship! This is a flighted event which
means you are competing against ladies of your own skill level. Any woman ONSC
golfer over the age of 18 is welcome to play and sign up in the golf shop today!
Golf Schedule
September
1st - Labor Day - Golf Shop and Course Open till 6pm
2-3 Course Closed for Aerification/reopens at noon on the 4th
15-16 Pfeiffer University Tournament
19 Couples Twilight Golf
25-26 - Women's Club Championship
27 - Men's Member Member/Patriot Day Fund Raiser- Details TBA
October
6-16 - Driving Range Closed for Overseeding
17- Men's One Day Member Guest
31- Tough Day
REMEMBER!
ALL GOLF SWEEPS WON DURING THE LAST YEAR (OCTOBER 2007-SEPTEMBER 2008) WILL
EXPIRE ON December 31st, 2008. Please use them as soon as possible in the Golf
Shop. They will not be valid after December 31st, 2008
Golf Shop Merchandise
Holly Knox
I hope everyone has had a chance to stop by the golf shop and take advantage of
our unbelievable Summer Blowout Sale. It may be the only time you will
experience a golf shop sale this big so please take advantage of it while it
lasts!
All Men's Spring/Summer Apparel - 40% OFF
All Women's Spring/Summer Apparel - 60% OFF
On another note, we are entering the Fall Season and new apparel has begun to
arrive. Come by and check it out!
What to Look for in Men's:
- Under Armour
- Cutter & Buck
- Carnoustie
- Adidas
- Greg Norman
- Byron Nelson
What to Look for in Ladies':
- Adidas
- Lija
- Sport Haley
- EP Pro
| Golf Staff Notes |
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BULLDOG’S CORNER, volume 9 |
| Bulldog's Corner, Volume 8 The following six topics I believe can truly change your game altogether. I hope you all had an opportunity to put into practice the second two topics I covered last time. However, before I go any further, I will briefly review all six for you: 1.Swing Technique 2. Practice 3. Physical Conditioning 4. Mental Strength 5. Special Knowledge 6. Equipment Technique The two topics that will be covered this week are: Special Knowledge and Equipment Technique. Special Knowledge: If you have watched any golf over the last several months, I am sure you have noticed how some of the older players on the PGA Tour have managed to play and still compete at a high level. Take Kenny Perry, for example. He is 48 years old, and still managing to win and/or finish top-10 in several recent PGA tournaments. How can that be? It is the "special knowledge" that has been learned from experience. As a person ages they can compensate for the physical loss by learning what we could call "Technical tricks" that can make you a smarter golfer. But if youth can learn these "tricks" earlier, then watch out! Here are some examples: Tight lies - When you find your ball resting in a divot or on hardpan, you can still produce a good shot by compensating for it in your setup. All you have to do is move your sternum three to six inches toward the target. By moving your sternum and the club shaft forward, it will guarantee you will hit the ball first. Expect the ball to fly at a lower trajectory with more roll because you are taking loft off of the club. Uneven lies - Knowing how to compensate and adjust for uneven lies is very important. You don't always get a flat lie like you do on the driving range! Here are some pointers on the general direction the ball will go on these uneven lies: Uphill - The ball will curve more left Downhill - Ball will curve right Ball above feet - Ball will curve left Ball below feet - Ball will curve right Altering the scene - If you are faced with a 50-yard shot over the bunker to a tight pin, rather than tightening up and getting nervous, try this instead: Turn either left or right so that the bunker is no longer in your line. Pick a spot ahead in the grass that is equal distance to where the flag is on the green. Make some practice greens imagining you are going to this spot. It's just a straightforward shot, no bunker, no trouble, no problems! Now turn to your real target on the green and do exactly what you felt when the bunker wasn't there. You'll be more relaxed and the shot will come easier. Equipment Technique It still amazes me during my lessons how many people don't have clubs that are fitted for them. I've even heard during these lessons people say they are making a swing to fit their clubs, rather than the clubs fitting their swing. If you haven't had a club fitting, I encourage you to make sure your clubs are designed to work for you. As an example, if your "lie angle" (the angle between the center of the shaft and the sole) is 2 degrees off, your shots will go 20 feet off-line. Therefore, it is impossible to hit a straight shot with a square clubface with the wrong lie angle. This is a simple test that I can check in 5 minutes. So whatcha waiting for? Stop by the shop to have yours checked out! Happy Golfing! |
Annual Golf Services
All golf handicap fees, golf club storage and locker room fees will be charged
this month. If you used these services last year, you will be charged again this
year unless you contact the golf shop to cancel.
Handicap News - Carolinas Golf Association (www.carolinasgolf.org)
Did you know?
... You may register on the CGA website to have your handicap and score
history e-mailed directly to you each month.
... You can get your 12-month handicap from the CGA website. On the home page,
click on Handicap Verification link, and enter your exact ONSC name.
It is handy and free as part of your handicap fee service.
(Webmaster Note: I used this service to submit my full handicap history for
participation in a member-guest in Florida. It was a simple copy and paste job
sent via email. Easy.)
Click for the ONSWGA Newsletter
Click for Notes from Chris Chapman
Golf Course Superintendent
States Best - The ONSC again was voted the best private and 2nd best overall (behind Pinehurst #2) golf course in the state by the panelist of the North Carolina Magazine. This rating of the 2 best courses has been the same for as long as the rankings have been in existence, but we continue to close the gap! Thank you to the panelists who think like we do and congratulations to us!
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