Monday, August 23
Somersett Country Club
Times: Registration 8:30 a.m
Shotgun start 10:00 a.m
... Reception and Awards Ceremony 2:30 p.m
Silent auction ends 4:00 p.m
Adjourn 5:30 p.m
Cost: $480.00 per foursome
$580.00 per foursome with Hole Sponsor
$120.00 per individual
Your entry fee covers green fees, cart fees, continental breakfast, boxed lunch; hosted bar at the reception, hors d-oeurves and prizes.
Beneficiaries: 100% of the net proceeds to Solace Tree
Contact us today if you would like to play or donate! SLGAboard@hotmail.com
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
GREEN READING CLINIC
Somersett Golf & Country Club
Sunday, July 25th 9AM & 1PM
BECOME A MASTER GREEN READER
The AimPoint Green Reading Method currently used by top 100 instructors, PGA Tour pros and caddies is the most effective way to read greens ever developed and will teach you exactly why and how a putt breaks. Never guess at the direction or amount of break again. In this 2.5 hour, hands on session:
LEARN
• Putting is Predictable
• Exactly How Much Break to Play for Any Putt Inside of 20 Feet
• The Three Primary Shapes of Greens
• What Zero Lines Are
• How Wind Affects Break
• How to Handle Optical Illusions
• How to Find Inflection and Anchor Points and What They Mean
SPACE IS LIMITED TO 8 GOLFERS PER SESSION
$200.00 PER PERSON 2-1/2 HOUR SESSION
Developed by Mark Sweeney after the Open Championship several years ago, this Emmy Award winning technology has been developed into a clinic for golfers who never want to guess how their putt will break on the putting green. At the end of the session, you will come away with a completely new perspective on green reading.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION CONTACT INFORMATION STUART SMITH
Sunday, July 25th 9AM & 1PM
BECOME A MASTER GREEN READER
The AimPoint Green Reading Method currently used by top 100 instructors, PGA Tour pros and caddies is the most effective way to read greens ever developed and will teach you exactly why and how a putt breaks. Never guess at the direction or amount of break again. In this 2.5 hour, hands on session:
LEARN
• Putting is Predictable
• Exactly How Much Break to Play for Any Putt Inside of 20 Feet
• The Three Primary Shapes of Greens
• What Zero Lines Are
• How Wind Affects Break
• How to Handle Optical Illusions
• How to Find Inflection and Anchor Points and What They Mean
SPACE IS LIMITED TO 8 GOLFERS PER SESSION
$200.00 PER PERSON 2-1/2 HOUR SESSION
Developed by Mark Sweeney after the Open Championship several years ago, this Emmy Award winning technology has been developed into a clinic for golfers who never want to guess how their putt will break on the putting green. At the end of the session, you will come away with a completely new perspective on green reading.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION CONTACT INFORMATION STUART SMITH
Uneven Lie Clinic
Having issues on Somersett’s rolling fairways?
Want to know how to hit from uneven lies?
Join Rich on Saturday July 17 @ 900am or at 400pm to learn some of the secrets and practice those shots.
The cost is $20 per person for the hour and is limited to 6 people. This will fill fast so don’t wait. Please
confirm by Thursday July 15.
Contact Rich with any questions and to sign up!
Want to know how to hit from uneven lies?
Join Rich on Saturday July 17 @ 900am or at 400pm to learn some of the secrets and practice those shots.
The cost is $20 per person for the hour and is limited to 6 people. This will fill fast so don’t wait. Please
confirm by Thursday July 15.
Contact Rich with any questions and to sign up!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
SLGA kicks but at High Sierra Team Play
Last week was the first High Sierra Team Play event. It was held at Red Hawk Golf course. Six of our SLGA members qualified - Jeannie Cassinelli, Karren Herron, Charlotte Graham, Dolly Mack, Nancy DiPasquale and Sheri Gaskill. They scored a total of 60 points! That is amazing!
Somersett is currently in 1st place with Thunder Canyon (last years winners) in 2nd. Congrats Ladies...you all did an outstanding job. I hear Dolly scored 23 points! WooHoo!
The next qualifier for HSTP is June 17. That qualifier is to play at Montreux on June 28th. Keep up the good work SLGA!
Somersett is currently in 1st place with Thunder Canyon (last years winners) in 2nd. Congrats Ladies...you all did an outstanding job. I hear Dolly scored 23 points! WooHoo!
The next qualifier for HSTP is June 17. That qualifier is to play at Montreux on June 28th. Keep up the good work SLGA!
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Ladies Guest Day
Tuesday, June 8
Bring a guest to socialize with the most fun loving ladies group in the area.
Guest fee is only $20 - You can't beat that!
Let's fill up the course with our friends!
Call the club today to reserve your spot - 787-1800
Bring a guest to socialize with the most fun loving ladies group in the area.
Guest fee is only $20 - You can't beat that!
Let's fill up the course with our friends!
Call the club today to reserve your spot - 787-1800
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Ladies Cat Fight
Sunday, May 16
Get your your teams put together for this fun mixed with a little bit of competition tournament.
If you are lucky enough to have 4 members on your street then sign up the whole foursome. If you only have 2 or 3 members, no problem...you get to draw a random golfer(s) to play with you. If you don't have any other members on your team then you can be one of the lucky draws that another street gets and everyone is happy!
The winning street for this event gets to name the 18th hole waterfall. For example, if Willow Ranch Trail won the tournament then we would name the waterfall - Willow Ranch Falls.
Call the club today to sign up.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
SLGA Match Play Reception
SLGA Match Play Reception, April 30
Ladies it is time to get excited for the 2010 golf season. We are looking forward to the inaugural SLGA MATCHPLAY. What is match play you ask? Match Play is when you compete against one player in a head to head match keeping track of holes won. It is your net score versus your opponent’s net score on each hole. The winner of the match is the player who has won more holes than there are left to play. If the match is tied after 18 holes the player to win the next hole is the winner of the match. The player with the higher handicap is entitled to the difference between her handicap and her opponent’s handicap. That difference equates to the number of strokes that player will receive during the match
Match Example:
Player A scores a 6 net 6 on hole #1 while Player B scores a 6 net 5. Player B has won the hole and is 1 up in the match through one hole. This will continue until one player is up more holes than there are left to play.
Handicap Example:
Player A plays to a course handicap of 15 while Player B plays to a course handicap of 32. This entitles Player B the difference of their handicaps OR 17 strokes in the match. Player B will receive those strokes on the holes with a handicap rating 1-17 designated on the score card. So don’t be intimidated if you have a higher handicap.
Opening matches will be blind drawn into a bracket during the tournament reception on April 30, 2010. Players will have one month to schedule and complete their first round match. Each successive round’s matches will commence at the beginning of the month and must be completed by the end of the month. Thus the final match for the championship will be held in September.
The fee for this event is $40 and includes hors d’oeuvres at the reception, prize fund and a winner’s trophy. Sign-ups will be with the golf shop. The deadline to sign-up is April 20, 2010.This is a first come first serve basis. The maximum number of participants will be 32 players.
Ladies it is time to get excited for the 2010 golf season. We are looking forward to the inaugural SLGA MATCHPLAY. What is match play you ask? Match Play is when you compete against one player in a head to head match keeping track of holes won. It is your net score versus your opponent’s net score on each hole. The winner of the match is the player who has won more holes than there are left to play. If the match is tied after 18 holes the player to win the next hole is the winner of the match. The player with the higher handicap is entitled to the difference between her handicap and her opponent’s handicap. That difference equates to the number of strokes that player will receive during the match
Match Example:
Player A scores a 6 net 6 on hole #1 while Player B scores a 6 net 5. Player B has won the hole and is 1 up in the match through one hole. This will continue until one player is up more holes than there are left to play.
Handicap Example:
Player A plays to a course handicap of 15 while Player B plays to a course handicap of 32. This entitles Player B the difference of their handicaps OR 17 strokes in the match. Player B will receive those strokes on the holes with a handicap rating 1-17 designated on the score card. So don’t be intimidated if you have a higher handicap.
Opening matches will be blind drawn into a bracket during the tournament reception on April 30, 2010. Players will have one month to schedule and complete their first round match. Each successive round’s matches will commence at the beginning of the month and must be completed by the end of the month. Thus the final match for the championship will be held in September.
The fee for this event is $40 and includes hors d’oeuvres at the reception, prize fund and a winner’s trophy. Sign-ups will be with the golf shop. The deadline to sign-up is April 20, 2010.This is a first come first serve basis. The maximum number of participants will be 32 players.
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