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Season Kick Off Big Cup Scramble! We can’t wait to kick things off with a bang!

Let’s get our 20th Season Started! Season Kick Off Big Cup Scramble on Saturday, April 20th!

9AM Registration | 10AM Shotgun Start

Our second annual Kick-Off Event! We’re celebrating our 20th year of business here at Lake Forest and we want you to join us for our Season-Kick Off Event!

$40 per person includes…

18 holes with cart
Range balls
Donuts & Coffee to start the day, Banquet featuring Pulled Pork and Pulled Chicken Sandwiches.
On Course Contests
Prizes for top team
Raffle
Skins Game – not included in registration fee, $20 per team

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April 2, 2019/by Teesnap Developer

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Junior Golf Camp Information! Let’s getting planning for summer!

JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS

Camps run Monday – Thursday, 8:30AM to 12:30PM

Have Fun while learning the fundamentals of the game! Have your Junior attend one or both of these camps! We’ll be changing it up each week so that everyone can learn the fundamentals and have fun while doing it!

Cost: $240 Per Session. Recommended for kids 8 to 14.

Session 1: June 17th to June 20th
Session 2: June 24th to June 27th

Space is limited to 20 participants

See More Info on Junior Programs!

February 20, 2019/by Teesnap Developer

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If our presidents can take time to play golf, so can you! Here’s some presidential golf statistics.

We’re keeping it fun with some presidential golf facts!

Donald Trump
Has won 19 club championships. Handicap Index reported to be 2.8
John F. Kennedy
Despite chronic back pain, averaged 80.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Installed a green outside the Oval Office; member at Augusta National. Became friends with Arnold Palmer.
Gerald R. Ford
Despite a clumsy image, a legitimate 80s-shooter. He also played with Arnold Palmer.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
At 39, polio robbed him of a powerful golf swing
George W. Bush
His handicap reported to dip under 10, post-presidency. He gave up golf during his presidency at the start of the Iraq War.
George H.W. Bush
Once got his handicap down to 11. Favorite exclamation on the course was “Power outage!” when putts fell short

Bill Clinton
Can break 90, especially using his “Billigans”
Barack Obama
The lefty plays hoops and golf, more than 330 rounds during his two terms.
Ronald Reagan
Didn’t play often or well (best was low 90s)
Warren G. Harding
Struggled to break 95
Woodrow Wilson
Played over 1,000 Rounds in office but almost never broke 100. He even enlisted his Secret Service agents to paint his golf balls black so that he could practice in the snow.
Richard M. Nixon
He shot 79 once and quit the game
Lyndon B. Johnson
Played with senators to secure votes for the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Calvin Coolidge
When he vacated the White House, he left his clubs behind

Sources: Golf Digest, Cheat Sheet

February 18, 2019/by Teesnap Developer

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