Golf News August 2007

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FRIDAY, 31 AUGUST 2007
	Vaughn Named Head Coach of Penn's New Golf Program
	Director of golf Francis Vaughn was recently named the head coach of the University of Pennsylvania newly restructured its golf program. Vaughn will be in charge of both the men's and women's team with Chad Perman as an assistant coach. This is not Vaughn's first time to coach the team back in 1996. He coached the men's team and had led the team to the Ivy League title in 1998. As for th Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 30 AUGUST 2007
	Kapalua Resort Offer Golf Tournament Package
	The Kapalua Resort in Maui is currently offering their customers a special package called Kapalua Mercedes Golf Tournament Luxury package. This is a special booking for seven days that is good for two during the annual Mercedes Benz Champion Golf Tournament, which will be held on December 31 and will run through January 6. The $45,000 luxury package includes a one bedroom villa compl Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 29 AUGUST 2007
	PGA Golf Club Gears up for Patriot Golf Day
	The PGA Golf Club gears up for the Patriot Golf Day which will be held this coming Saturday, September 1. The club has organized a special event that aims to raise awareness as well as contributions for the Wounded Warriors Inc. The nationwide event has requested golfers who will play at the PGA Golf Club on Saturday to contribute an extra dollar to their greens fee. All proceeds will ben Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 28 AUGUST 2007
	Waynesboro Gets First Municipal Golf Course
	Waynesboro will be getting their first ever municipal golf course after city commissioners recently agreed to the purchase of the old Green River Country Club. According to City Manager Victor Lay, the purchase of the former country club was set at $110,000 and includes a nine-hole course, driving range, practice green as well as a clubhouse. The city manager also said that the ci Read Full Story
MONDAY, 27 AUGUST 2007
	India's Kapur Aims Top 10 Finish in KLM Open
	India's very own Shiv Kapur triumph over the blues in the middle round finishing with a decent two-under 68, in turn getting himself a good shot for a top-10 finish at the KLM Open golf tournament, which was held at Kennemer Golf and Country Club. Kapur managed to improved his position overnight climbing from 49th place to tie 28th with a 68, which gave him a three-day total of three-un Read Full Story