Parent-child tournament slated at TimberCreek Golf Club

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Parent-child tournament slated at TimberCreek Golf Club

The first TimberCreek parent-child tournament is scheduled Aug. 18, with a 2:30 p.m. shotgun start opening the two-person scramble.

Only juniors 17 and under are eligible, and each must play with an adult relative. The entry fee is $65 per team, which includes greens fees, cart fees, dinner, range balls and prizes.

TimberCreek pro Tommy Foxworth said the tournament will be limited to the first 65 teams to sign up and will be flighted. For more information, call Foxworth at the TimberCreek pro shop at (251) 621-9900.

STATE MATCH PLAY: The Alabama State Match Play tournament is scheduled Aug. 8-11 at Lakewood Golf Club in Point Clear. Today is the last day to enter.

ALABAMA OPEN: The three-day, 54-hole Alabama Open, a Dixie Section PGA tournament, begins Friday at Ol' Colony in Tuscaloosa. Among those competing are Azalea City Golf Course pro Lawrence Auer and Baldwin County amateur Jesse Redman.

JIMMY GREEN RESULTS: The Jimmy Green Junior Tour recently stopped at TimberCreek, Heron Lakes and Mill Creek in Citronelle.

At TimberCreek, the winners were Bryce Roush (11-12 boys), Jacob Aufritt (11-12 boys B), Cy Smith (10-under boys), Frederick Cameron (10-under boys B), Natalie Williamson (11-12 girls) and Tori Roush (10-under girls).

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By Tommy Hicks, Press-Register

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After 85 years, Lakeview Golf Course in Burnham continues to provide traditional experience

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After 85 years, Lakeview Golf Course in Burnham continues to provide traditional experience

BURNHAM, Maine - With the development and growth in the construction of golf courses over the last century, golfers may be more prone to look for courses with a blend of style, length and challenge.

There used to be a time where the luxury of such courses were few and far between and players were forced to play more traditional courses that stretch across acres of plains or flatlands.

Those courses may seem outdated, but some, like Lakeview Golf Course, continue to provide excitement within its traditional format.

Established in 1927 by Wilber and Pappy Reynolds, Lakeview’s nine-hole course was built on the flatlands along the banks of Unity Pond and gives locals and vacationers to Waldo County a course tailored for both new and experienced golfers.

“This course is built for newer to average golfers, but there are plenty of challenges for the higher level golfers to overcome,” said Susie Furrow, a member of the Reynolds family who took over the family’s course in 2010 with her sisters, Tammy George and Laurie Turner.

Along with their husbands, the Reynolds sisters have continued the growth of the course by making plenty of renovations.

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Played the Tips at Bethpage Black

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Played the Tips at Bethpage Black

So I played the back part of ever back tee box (blue tees weren’t out so we decided to play the tips), course probably played around 7700yds. On the card its right around 7500 but they added in new tee boxes behind a few of the posts. I shot 83 and it came up as a 3 handicap on the ghin system which I found hard to believe.

I think I had more 6's on my card then I have ever had, I think 5 of them, lol. It was a pretty ugly round for me especially with some major swing problems occurring due to my swing being too long. Slope rating is a 152 and 78.1 rating.

I have played the black course tons of times considering I grew up in the area but I never played the tips. Played with an assistant pro from one of the courses out east on long island and he shot 76.

Great round had by all, even the caddy said he hadn’t seen anyone play 3 of the tee boxes we played on some of the holes all season.

FYI, the course was in immaculate shape and all the grandstands were up for the Barclays tournament occurring there in August, course closes august 6th for the full prep.

The NY state open was just the 17th thru the 19th so everything was in tip top shape. The rough was also ridiculously thick, 6+ inch status, besides the fescue I was in several times also.

My feet and legs were soar by the end of the round. Great experience besides almost getting hit by a club thrown by one of the other two singles that joined up. Just wanted to share with the community.

This is the first season back after a 5 year layoff, besides the 2 outings I would play in a year, looking to play some amateur tournaments next season, so this was my year from prep and practice. Overall great day.

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