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TOPICS NEWSLETTER - South Florida PGA Golf

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CHIP SHOTS<br />

SF<strong>PGA</strong> PROFESSIONALS<br />

COMPETE IN 2012 PNC<br />

BAYONET/BLACKHORSE GOLF COURSE<br />

BAYONET IN SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA<br />

After a great showing in Seaside, CA two of <strong>South</strong> <strong>Florida</strong>’s nine Professionals<br />

competing in the made the 45th <strong>PGA</strong> Professional National Championship<br />

qualified to compete over the final two rounds of play for the Medalist Honors<br />

as well as an opportunity to compete at the 94th <strong>PGA</strong> Championship. Paul<br />

Scaletta of the Bear’s Club fired a 67-72-75-71 at Black Horse <strong>Golf</strong> Course<br />

and finished in 5th place overall with a four round total of 285. Finishing in the<br />

top 20 overall at the event has guaranteed Scaletta a spot to compete in the<br />

<strong>PGA</strong>’s most prestigious Major tournament.<br />

Along with Scaletta, <strong>South</strong> <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>PGA</strong> Professional Alan Morin of the Falls<br />

found himself in the top 20 and in the 94th <strong>PGA</strong> Championship field after finishing<br />

in a tie for 13th with a four round total of 289 (69-73-76-71).<br />

Congratulations also goes out to the SF<strong>PGA</strong> professionals who participated in<br />

the championship event this year. Shawn Hall, Jim Karr, Ken Martin, Matt<br />

Newman, Lee Stroever, Jerry Tucker, and Jay Westerlund all admirably<br />

represented the section in this prestigious event.<br />

A field of 312 <strong>PGA</strong> Professionals, representing 42 states and the District of Columbia, began play in the $550,000 Championship.<br />

The <strong>PGA</strong> Professional National Championship is presented by Club Car, Mercedes-Benz and OMEGA, and is the second National<br />

Championship to visit Northern California, and first since 1970.<br />

ATLANTIS, Fla. – Each summer two <strong>South</strong> <strong>Florida</strong> <strong>PGA</strong> Junior Tour<br />

Members are granted the unique opportunity of attending the Jim<br />

McLean <strong>Golf</strong> School at Doral. The juniors are chosen based on an application<br />

process each spring.<br />

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP<br />

WINNERS<br />

The Jim McLean Junior Elite Program is an intense week of golf instruction focusing on the long game,<br />

short game, course management, and mental strategy. Students enjoy Doral Resort accommodations,<br />

exceptional meals, 4 rounds of competitive golf, a Ryder-Cup tournament, and world-class instruction from<br />

Lead Master and Certified Jim McLean Instructors. Students will play a variety of golf courses including the<br />

TPC Blue Monster, Great White, and Jim McLean Signature Courses. Each student leaves the camp with a<br />

complete improvement plan on CD with video swing analysis and video voice-overs from the instructors.<br />

This year Blake Schmalenberger of Vero Beach and Katie Gribbon of Boynton Beach have been granted the opportunity to spend the<br />

week at Doral. Blake attended the school at the end of June and Katie will attend this month. We would like to congratulate both<br />

juniors and wish them luck during their respective weeks.<br />

About Jim McLean <strong>Golf</strong> School-<br />

The Jim McLean <strong>Golf</strong> Schools Junior Elite Camp is for the aspiring junior golfer looking to improve his/her long game, short game<br />

and mental game with an emphasis on course management. The program is structured to prepare juniors for competing successfully<br />

at a national level. The combination of range and on-course instruction will teach students to practice and play golf more efficiently.<br />

Offered only during the summer, this school is an intense week-long program. With an average handicap improvement of<br />

6.5 shots per student, many juniors have competed successfully on the national level. The following juniors who have been ranked<br />

#1 in America attended the McLean <strong>Golf</strong> School for instruction: Cristi Kerr, Erik Compton, Tyler Leon, Liz Janangelo, James Vargas<br />

and Alexis Thompson.<br />

The Jim McLean <strong>Golf</strong> School at Doral is entering its 21st season. Since the school’s inception in 1991, it has been established as the<br />

#1 <strong>Golf</strong> School in America. Their top position in the golf school industry has been recognized by US News and World Report, CNN<br />

and Travel & Leisure Magazine.<br />

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