The Northern Ohio PGA has announced that the 2011 Ohio Open will move to Weymouth Country Club and Fox Meadow Country Club in Medina.
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New Golf Workout Video
PGA Tour player Ben Crane has released a brand new 1-minute golf workout video that might be of interest to guys looking to improve:
Boulder Creek to City- and County-Owned Golf Courses: Give Me Your Email Lists
If you provided your email address to any of the city- or county-owned golf courses in Northeast Ohio and you thought your contact information would be kept private — you thought wrong.
In fact, even if the golf course specifically stated that your email address “would never be shared, rented or sold” and you believed those facilities would abide by their clearly stated privacy policies– again, you thought wrong.
And it’s a truly convoluted reason as to why your private email address has been given away by these city- and county- owned golf courses.
Ohio EPA to Munson Township About Their Plans for Fowlers Mill: Not This Year
This afternoon, the Ohio EPA has sent a letter to the Munson Township Trustees telling them that because of all the recent changes they have made to their clean water grant proposal, the proposal can no longer be considered for the 2010 program.
But the rejection letter also goes on to tell the Township trustees what they should do if they want to apply for the same grant again in 2011.
Munson Township Trustees Approve Revised Fowlers Grant Application at Last Minute Meeting
In what can only be called a “surprise meeting,” last night the trustees from Munson Township approved significant changes to their Ohio EPA clean water grant application, now hoping to make a partial purchase of Fowlers Mill Golf Course with EPA money.
But this new proposal still fills the pockets of Todd Peterson and his Fowlers Mill ownership group, paying them more money for some small slices of the golf course than what the group paid for the entire property just last year. And if the Ohio EPA grant is secured, Munson Township would close the best holes on the nationally-recognized Pete Dye-designed golf course, while the ownership group uses some of the lesser holes across the road on the Maple 9 to keep open a newly-configured 18-hole facility.
Has Scott Holmes Taken Financial Advantage of Other Ohio Professional Golf Tournaments?
PGA Professional Doug Davis of River Greens Golf Club in Coshocton provided the following response by email when asked by Northeast Ohio Golf about rumors of cheating brought up by a number of professionals at this year’s playing of the Coshocton Hospital’s Charity Pro-Am on August 6th:
