Golf News February 2008

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THURSDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2008
	Louisville Metro Parks to Increase Course Fees
	The Louisville Metro Parks in Kentucky will be increasing the greens fees in their nine public golf courses effective this Saturday, March 1. The company said that the rising costs of fuel and labor have incited the increase in the fees. The rates are set to go up from 25 to 50 cents, and even up to 75 cents for each 18-hole round. From March to November, the regular weekday rates w Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2008
	Golf Event to Raise Funds for Scholarship
	The Capitol School Foundation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama has organized a charity golf tournament which will take place on March 14 at the North River Yacht Club. This event aims to raise funds for scholarship. The tournament is open to all golf enthusiasts. Businesses can also sponsor the event. The registration fee is $450 for foursome teams and $112.50 for individuals. This will cover the e Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2008
	Park University Golf Tournament to be Held May 12
	All golf enthusiasts are invited to the Park University Golf Tournament at The Deuce which will be held on May 12. The golf charity event will take place at the National Golf Club in Kansas City. It will follow a four-person scramble which will begin at 11AM. Meanwhile, the registration and boxed brunch will precede the tournament proper. Interested foursome teams may sign up for the Read Full Story
MONDAY, 25 FEBRUARY 2008
	Local Residents Start Campaign to Save Golf Course
	A local resident started a campaign to save the Dauphin Highlands Golf Course located in Swatara Township. Several signs depicting the words “Help Save Dauphin Highlands” were seen in front yards last Tuesday, February 19. The Dauphin Highland Golf Course is currently dealing with financial troubles after having over $10 million in debt. It is owned and operated by the county government, Read Full Story
	New Course at the Tribute to Open in 2009
	The New Course at the Tribute will be opened to the public this coming 2009, provided that everything goes according to plan. The New Course was designed by world class golf course designer Tripp Davis who also created the Tribute which opened nine years earlier. The Tribute was created by Davis in honor of Scottish golf. The New Course, on the other hand, is built to pay homage to t Read Full Story
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