Golf: Discount Green Fee and Discount Tee Time: Pine Forest Country Club

MGA 2- man Captain's Cho= ice

Winged Foot Flight

1st&n= bsp; Dave Glaesser/Tony Sterba

2nd&n= bsp; Robert Lindley/David Kalina

3rd&n= bsp; Mark Bowers/John Hoff

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Doral Flight

1st&n= bsp; David Ryan/ David Livingston

2nd&n= bsp; Cliff Walters/Jim Kahl

3rd&n= bsp; Eric Reeves/ Rich Ottmar

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Upcoming Events

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March= 1 Interclub

&nbs= p; 8 Match Play Begins

= 9 = SRMGA

= 14 MGA 4-man s= tableford

= ; 20 Couples

&nbs= p; 24 SR Two Man Captain= 's Choice

LGA

Good thing February is a short = month, because we are tired of it! We have faith that sunny, warm days are = just around the corner. Leag= ue play starts on March 4th, so hopefully that's when spring will start too= . We have a kick-off scramble, aka the PFLGA Ladies' Follies, being held on= February 27th, with 20 ladies participating. The PF ladies made a good showing at the February Calga e= vent held at Rivertowne on a nasty, windy, cold day, and the scores reflect= ed the weather so we won't repeat them here. Congratulations to flight winners Barbara McGauhey (3rd lo= w net), Judy Tucker (1st low gross), Randy Van Name (2nd low gross), Barbar= a Karns (2nd low net), and Susan Gerdes (3rd low net). Special congratulations to Nancy Zipter, who won= field low net. We also repr= esented Pine Forest well at Stono Ferry for Palmetto, with Randy Van Name w= inning closest to the pin on #14 as well as low putts in her flight, and Ca= thy Brennan (1st low net), Judy Tucker (3rd low net) and Nancy Zipter (2nd = low net) all winning in their flights.&nb= sp; Pine Forest will be hosting Palmetto on March 23, so we hope the= course will be in good shape by then.&nb= sp; Thanks to all of the LGA ladies for their active participation i= n our events...we may need to sharpen our golf skills, but we sure have a g= ood time!

COUPLES GOLF

What a difference a we= ek makes! We enjoyed an abso= lutely gorgeous February afternoon, whil= e the Saturday before everyone enjoyed a rare Summerville snowfall. It was probably the nicest weather = of 2010 and greatly appreciated. There was a relatively small group out, but we all had a fantastic tim= e. We played a shortened cou= rse, men teeing off at 150 yards and women at 100 yards, due to the cart pa= th only restriction. After p= lay we all feasted on a delicious lasagna dinner. Cliff Zipter won the 50/50, so we don't have to liste= n to him complain about never winning for awhile. Next month's event is March 20, with Mike Ross & the = Zipters hosting and if you have played in the past, you know that when the = Ross's host it may involve some yummy libations! The sign up sheet is in th= e pro shop, so come on out and have some fun with us!

SRMGA

The Februa= ry Tournament "3 Clubs Only" was played under very wet conditions both unde= r foot and above. We had eight teams consisting of 28 players. = The match had to be called after six holes due to heavy rain, thunder= and lightning in the area. Team "Dixon" with Al, Jerry O'Toole, and = Tony Riccitelli took first place with a minus four after six holes. G= reat job guys! We then all dried out for an early lunch of Bratwurst = subs, potato salad and desert.

Next month= we have two events. The first is our normal tournament "3 Lads and a= Lass" to be held on March 9. Don't forget to wear the GREEN. The sign-up sheet is posted = in the pro shop. The second event is a Member Only tournament "2 Man = Captains Choice" on March 24. Pick your own partner and full handicap= net will determine the winning team. So get on the lists...........M= arch will be a busy Month.

INTERCLUB

The match scheduled at Charleston Municipa= l scheduled for February 1^st was cancelled due to the rains that= day. The reschedule of it on the 22^nd of this month was also po= stponed due to rain. So the second match of the 2010 season was held at Cha= rleston National on Monday, February 15th on a very windy day. The course w= as in great condition considering the recent rains and snow and we were abl= e to drive the carts at 90 degrees. Berk= eley posted the best score with -2. Wescott was second with -6 just ed= ging out Rivertowne who had -7. The rest of the scores were: Miler -16= , Crowfield -19, Shadowmoss -23, Charleston Municipal -25, Charleston Natio= nal -25, Stono Ferry -28, Dunes West -32, Coosaw Creek -36, Legend Oaks&nbs= p;-38. Due to a death in the community; = the Pine Forest Team chose not to play so as to attend the memorial service= , and was disqualified and received zero points for the match.

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Current Standing= :

1. Berkeley &n= bsp; 24.5

2. Rivertowne &= nbsp; 23

3. Legend Oaks = ; 17

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5. Miler &= nbsp; &nb= sp; 17

6. Stono Ferry = 16

7. Charleston National 15.5

8. Wescott &nbs= p; = 14

9. Shadowmoss &= nbsp; 13.5

10. Charleston Municipal= 10

11. Dunes West &nbs= p; = 8

12. Pine Forest &nb= sp; = 5.5

13. Coosaw Creek &n= bsp; &nbs= p; 4 = ; &n= bsp; &nbs= p; &= nbsp;

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= Ind= ividual honors went to Gary Davis of Berkeley who was first with +8. Randy = Henderson of Miler was second with +6 and Tom O'Halloran of Wescott third w= ith +5.

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= Ful= l results can be found on www.chsinterclub.org

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= The next = match will be at Pine Forest on March 1^st at 10.00AM.