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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
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It’s Friday October 5th and I’m enjoying a leisurely round of golf with friends at Commonwealth National. I think I’ve found my swing, again, and am on my way to a solid 73 from the back tees. I’ve got a couple of tournaments left on my schedule – the North Hills Inv. on Oct 11, followed by the Bud Lewis Inv. at Manufacturers the 12th and 13th – and am hoping to finish a disappointing season on a high note.
While on the back nine, my cell phone rings, and on the line is long-time friend Larry Harrison from Atlantic City. It seems that his regular better-ball partner Billy Care is not available to play in an event the next week. Am I available to play with him Sunday October 7 to Wednesday the 10th, in the Jack Nicklaus Cup at Muirfield Village?
It didn’t take me very long to respond. “Are you kidding, count me in!!” I’d have to see if I could get a flight to Columbus on Sunday. No problem. How about a place to stay? No problem again, as Larry had already booked rooms for us at the luxurious Lodge at Muirfield, just off the first fairway, a short walk from the clubhouse. It was time to get ready for seven rounds in seven days, bad back and all.
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Friday, 28 March 2008 |
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Once private for more than 50 years, Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club is now open for all to enjoy. Under the ownership of the State of Delaware and professionally managed by Forewinds Hospitality, Deerfield has become a hit with area golfers who for so long couldn’t play the course as a private club previously owned by DuPont and MBNA.
The facility features a tremendous public golf course that has hosted a variety of state and regional tournaments during the past five decades. Secluded within the peaceful confines of White Clay Creek State Park, Deerfield offers the golfers of the Brandywine and Delaware Valleys a true escape – tree lined fairways, rolling terrain and not a house or backyard to be seen over 18-holes.
At almost 6,400 yards, this par 70 masterpiece is deceivingly long and a great test of golf. Four sets of tees and a well-marked network of yardages ensure that the golf is challenging and fair.
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Wednesday, 12 September 2007 |
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White Clay Creek Country Club at Delaware Park is the perfect choice for your next group event. With 7,007 yards of trimmed green and natural rough, this course is challenging enough for the low handicapper, yet playable for the novice.
The Arthur Hills/Steve Forrestdesigned, Par-72 course offers five sets of tees, with water coming into play on all 18 holes.
Our professional staff has over 25 years of experience with corporate
outings, charity events, Pro-Ams, and many other events. Every aspect
of your affair will be coordinated by us, including: set up, format,
prizes, food and beverage, scoring and presentation of awards. You are
sure to have a grand experience at White
Clay Creek Country Club.
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