ATHLeTICS
Golfing Events Cater to
Both Juniors and Adults
A
s school winds down for the year, it’s
a good time to begin thinking about
golfing opportunities for juniors.
As mentioned in the May issue of The
Winged M, the Reserve Vineyards and
Golf Club is allowing MAC members to
participate in its junior beginner and inter-
mediate golf camps at a competitive price.
The beginner golf camp is designed
as an introduction to golf for first-time
participants. Topics covered include basic
etiquette, putting/chipping and full swing
basics.
The intermediate camp is for those
who are ready to take the next step in their
golf development. Topics covered include
short-game fundamentals; driver/tee shot
basics; and course-management skills.
The cost is $99. Each camp includes
three two-hour instruction sessions, tee
prize, and a pizza party on the third day.
With consistent warm weather on the way, it’s time to join fellow golfers for a
As an exclusive offer for MAC members,
summer full of popular events, such as the MAC Scramble and Twilight Golf.
the Reserve is including one free nine hole
round of golf, including range use, when
members enroll their child or grandchild events at Charbonneau. This year’s dates Bandon Dunes
in one of the camps. The adult must be are Sundays, June 28, July 26 and Aug. 23. Friday, Dec. 4 through Sunday, Dec. 6
accompanied by a junior golfer when These fun, adult-only nine-hole events
playing. begin at 3 p.m. and are followed by snacks
Tip from the pro
Dates begin this month and go through and a chance to socialize with fellow
Chris Rogers, director of golf at The
August. Check with Athletic Services for golfers.
Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club, offers
the full schedule. Adult classes are also Quick Register GO625 (June)
the following tip.
being offered with similar pricing guide- Quick Register GO730 (July)
Approaching each shot with a positive
lines. Quick Register GO827 (August)
mindset is fundamental for success on
the golf course. One way for a golfer to
MAC Scramble Upcoming events
accomplish this is to recall, in his or her
The ever-popular MAC Scramble Mark the calendar for a summer filled mind’s eye, a successful outcome with each
returns to Quail Valley Friday, June 26. with MAC golf events. club used, prior to the swing.
The 1 p.m. shotgun start is followed by an Spring play Just as having a positive attitude offers
evening barbecue. Sunday, June 7 at Stonecreek - $44 innumerable benefits, visualizing each
Members may set up their own four- Sunday, June 14 at OGA - $45 shot, or making the effort to remember a
some of sandbaggers or leave the task to Men’s and Women’s MAC Scramble time the golfer pulled off a great shot with
the Golf Committee. Participants should Friday, June 26 at Quail Valley the club in hand, provides confidence in
arrive early to allow time to sign up, hit Parent/child golf event succeeding with the current task at hand.
some warm-up balls and be ready to go Saturday, July 25 at Children’s Course Golfers may be surprised at the results
at 1 p.m. The cost is $65 per person and in Gladstone they achieve by implementing this simple
includes green fees, cart, range balls, tee Fall golf yet effective drill.
prizes, and food. September/October – dates to be deter- For more information on MAC golf,
Quick Register GO621 mined call Athletic Services at 503-223-8740 or
Club Championships go to
theMAC.com. WM
Twilight golf
September – dates to be determined
Don’t miss upcoming Twilight Golf
19th Hole season-ending banquet
Date to be determined
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