MARCH 201 5 SUNRAYS | 61
ONLINE:
SCTEXAS.ORG
Staff
Legacy Hills Golf Course
Erik Beyer, PGA
Head Golf Professional
512-948-7563
WhiteWing Golf Course
Lee Ray Matthews, PGA
Head Golf Professional
512-948-7573
Cowan Creek Golf Course
Josh Lockhart, PGA
Head Golf Professional,
Tournament Director
512-948-7583
Sheila Diller
Pro Shop Manager
512-948-7564
Hours and Contacts
Golf Shop Opens...........................7 a.m.
Practice Range Opens................7 a.m.
Practice Range Closes...............5 p.m.
Golf Shop Closes..........................5 p.m.
Legacy Hills
512-948-7560
White Wing
512-948-7570
Cowan Creek
512-948-7580
Chelsea Tee Time Website & Phone
sctexas.chelseareservations.com
or call 512-948-7576
Teaching Professionals
Please call to schedule an
appointment:
Erik Beyer, 512-948-7563
Lee Ray Matthews, 512-948-7573
Josh Lockhart, 512-948-7583
MGA Board Meeting
Monday, March 2, 2 p.m., AC
GOLF
Chelsea Tee Time website: sctexas.chelseareservations.com
WGA / MGA Presidents
WGA 9 - Betty Ann Preston
512-868-9928
WGA 18 - Terri Pender
512-864-2997
MGA - Jeff Morgan
512-591-7050
Date Name
Witnessess
Hole
Shot
Legacy Hills
01.24 Susan Schroeder
Pam Scoma, Cathy Reichert
2
Eagle
01.29 Mike Wilson
Mike Shelly, Terry Swets, Mick Finley
9
Eagle
01.30 Bob Bacon
John Viers, John Giles, Pat Sweeney
1
Eagle
WHITE WING
12.08 Steve Bly
John Steelman, Oliver Gee
9
Eagle
12.26 Nelson Stubblefield Immell, Meyers, Woods
SHOT AGE OF 78
01.29 Gary McCarthy
Roger Parker, Bruce Keaton, Frank Wooford
Ace 135 yds 8 Iron
01.30 Jim Hoverson
Don Neff, Mitch Hayes, Mike Kondelis
6
Eagle
Cowan Creek
01.19 Nelson Stubblefield Bill Harrah, Cliff McCrummen, B. Jones
SHOT 76 AGE OF 78
01.20 Bob Kemp
Fred Fife, Lonny White, Greg Sprawka
4
Eagle
Sweet Shots
The first of five major MGA tourna-
ments – The SpringMember-Member
- will take place on March 25 and
26. We expect a full field of close to
300 players. Be sure to sign up elec-
tronically through the MGA website,
under Members. Participants regis-
tering as individuals will be paired
with another member by the pro staff.
One of the MGA Board’s primary
goals is to support pace of play for
the 120+ tournaments and Play Days
scheduled for 2015. The objective for
each of these competitive rounds is
to play in 4 hours and 10 minutes
or less.
The key elements to sustaining a suc-
cessful pace of play are as follows:
1. The Player: Focused and ready
to hit his next shot following the
previous player.
2. The Group: Supports one another’s
readiness and works together to
keep the group in position.
3. The MGA: Selects appropriate
games, continues pace of play
emphasis and keeps members in-
formed onways to reduce slow play.
4. The Pro Staff: Works with the
MGA to assemble foursomes,
marshals support, provides event-
appropriate course set-ups and ad-
vises the MGA on ways to improve
pace of play.
While achieving the MGA pace of play
objective can sometimes be affected by
weather and large tournament par-
ticipation, there is no better feeling
in golf than walking off the course
with a good score and playing with a
minimum of wait time. Thank you to
everyone - we appreciate your efforts!
MGA News
Submitted by Jeff Morgan President, MGA Board of Directors
Contact: 512-591-7050 or
