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MEMBER PLAYBOOK
2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME TO SPCC
3 Board of Directors
3 Staff
3 Telephone Directory
4 Hours of Operation
5 Historical Notes
POOL
6 Info & Hours of Operation
7 Swim Lessons
TENNIS
8 Available Summer Sessions
ETIQUETTE 101
10 Dress Code
10 Smoking Policy
RULES AND REGULATIONS
11 Care for the Course
11 Pace of Play
11 Golf Carts
12 Local Rules & Regulations
GOLF
13 Golf Course & Practice Facility Availability
14 Guest Procedures and Fees
15 Golf Club Storage
15 Golf Equipment & Rentals
15 Golf Cart Seasonal Pass
16 Handicapping Service
16 Reciprocity Agreements
17 Golf Instruction & Fitting
17 Professional Club Fitting
GOLF EVENTS
18 Golf Schedule
22 Scorecard
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2021
Dean Shuda, President
Jeff Martin, Vice President
Eric Kundinger, Secretary
Dean Johnson, Treasurer
Jason Allen, Grounds & Greens
Kris Henning, Membership
John Herder, Long-Range Planning
Melissa Blenker, Golf Committee
Brian Haferman
Gretchen Beyer
Lori Schneider
SPCC MANAGEMENT TEAM
Jesse Malsom, General Manager
jmalsom@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Andrew Krugler, Head Golf Professional
golfshop@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Andy Dassow, Executive Chef
andydassow@gmail.com
Jeremy Moss, Director of Food & Beverage
fbmanager@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Jenny Bellmer, Sales & Events Coordinator
events@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Nicole Schilling, Accounting
office@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Cindy Ballinger, Accounting
office@stevenspointcountryclub.com
Matt Shafer, Grounds Superintendent
mshafer@oliphantcompanies.com
Charlie Beyer, Assistant Superintendent
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
715-345-8900 Clubhouse
Extension 1 Golf
Extension 2 Dining Lounge/Reservations
Extension 3 Special Events
Extension 4 Accounting
Extension 5 General Manager
Extension 6 Tee Room
Extension 7 Food & Beverage
Extension 8 Pool
715-345-8905 Golf Shop
715-345-8906 Grounds Maintenance
715-345-8907 Pool Bar
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HOURS OF OPERATION
*Subject to change
Dining Lounge
January - September Friday Only 5 pm - 10 pm
Tee Room Bar Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 8 pm
October - March Saturday - Sunday 11 am - 6 pm
Tee Room Kitchen
Tuesday - Sunday 11 am - 8 pm
April - September
October - March Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 8 pm
Pool
May 23 - September 7 Monday - Sunday 7 am - 11 am (Lap Swim)
Monday - Sunday 11 am - Sunset
Eagle's Nest
May - September Monday (closed)
Tuesday - Thursday
Golf Shop
March Tuesday – Saturday 10 am - 4 pm Sunday & Monday Closed
April Tuesday – Sunday 10 am - 5 pm Monday Closed
May Tuesday – Sunday 8 am - 6 pm Monday Closed
June Tuesday – Sunday 7 am - 7 pm Monday 11 am – 7 pm
July Tuesday – Sunday 7 am - 7 pm Monday 11 am – 7 pm
August Tuesday – Sunday 7 am - 7 pm Monday 11 am – 7 pm
September Tuesday – Sunday 8 am - 6 pm Monday Closed
October Tuesday – Sunday 9 am - 5 pm Monday Closed
November Tuesday – Saturday 10 am - 4 pm Sunday & Monday Closed
December - February By appointment only
Bag Room ** Bags must be removed by October 31st unless storing for the winter.
April Tuesday – Sunday 9 am - Close Monday Closed
May Tuesday – Sunday 8 am - Close Monday 11 am - Close
June- August Tuesday – Sunday 7am - Close Monday Closed
September Tuesday – Sunday 8 am - Close Monday Closed
October 9 am - Close
Practice Facility **Closed on Mondays in April, May, September, and October.
Course Opening Tuesday – Saturday 9 am - Sunset Sunday 9 am - 6 pm Monday Closed
May Tuesday – Saturday 8 am - Sunset Sunday 8 am - 6 pm Monday Closed
June - August Tuesday – Saturday 7 am - Sunset Sunday 7 am - 7 pm Monday 11 am - Sunset
September Tuesday – Saturday 8 am - Sunset Sunday 8 am - 6 pm Monday Closed
October - Close Tuesday – Saturday 9 am - Sunset Sunday 9 am - 5 pm Monday Closed
*Please note that the Practice Facility will
close early on some Sundays for clean pick.
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HISTORICAL NOTES
The Stevens Point Country Club received its state Golf prospered at the Stevens Point Country Club
charter in 1925 and the first meeting of pledge because of the foresight to have a resident Golf
singers or stockholders was held on October 16, Professional to run the golf business. Frank “Bobby”
1925. DeGuire was the first Golf Professional at the club
hired for the first full year of golf in 1928. Bobby had
In November 1925, the Club picked up land options been a caddy in Appleton and had won the State
for the Loss and Denelski properties of Caddy Championship. Still, in his teens, he was hired
approximately 115 acres, together with another 25 as the Golf Professional at Bull’s Eye Country Club in
acres adjoining old highway 18 (This was most of Wisconsin Rapids. Bobby served after the 1952 golf
the present real estate). Later, another adjacent 45 year when he became a sales representative for the
acres was acquired to make up the current 185 Copps Corporation. He continued to serve at the
acres. Club as a director and president in 1957.
The preliminary layout of the course was made by The first clubhouse was a converted farmhouse with
Mr. Jackson, who, for a fee of $350 staked out the living quarters for the golf professional on the 2nd
green positions, marked trees to be removed, and floor. The 1st floor was augmented with a large
prepared a map of locations. The actual porch, which served as a dining and bridge playing
construction management of the course was by area. After the repeal of prohibition in 1933, liquor
Professor G.E. Culver, a retired professor of geology was served. There was a crowded room for golf
at the old Stevens Point Normal School. For his supplies, storage, and club repair, etc. This
work, he was given a lifetime membership at the makeshift club house was located where the
Club. present clubhouse is located.
Construction of the original course (9-holes) was
The cornerstone for the second Clubhouse was laid
done in 1926 and early 1927. In 1926, Margaret
in 1953. We know it as the old golf shop. The present
Clifford, Vice President, secured a $5000 stock
Clubhouse was built and dedicated in December of
subscription from the Whiting-Plover Paper
1969.
Company. This was the beginning of many years of
backing the Club by Whiting Plover and its
The original 1927 course was a 9-hole course. The
executives. That company was the corporate
score card showed 18 holes with the “second 9-
“angel” of yesteryear as Sentry was in the 70’s and
holes” a repeat of the first nine. In 1938, the first and
80’s.
only major change in the original 9 was made. In
1965, construction of the new 18-hole course began.
The club corporation was the Stevens Point Country
With some changes in distances and tee
Club (same as today) but the operating company
placements, the first 18-hole course was very similar
was known as The Whiting Country Club. Dues the
to the course we now play.
first of the year (1928) were $40 for a single and $50
for a family with $125 stock share prerequisite.
A lot of strokes have been taken - golf, tennis,
swimming - since those early days at Stevens Point
At one board meeting, 2.5 acres were allotted for
golf practice plus tennis and archery. A putting Country Club. We have a great history in which we
green was authorized because “half of the strokes can take pride, and a very promising future which is
of this difficult art of golf are made with the putter”. sure to bring more changes as we work toward
The influence of Whiting Plover and Professor making the club better for you each day. We look
Charles Evans of the Normal School led to the forward to a wonderful 2021 season.
decision to plant tree seedlings on the property.
About 50,000 Norway and White Pine trees were
planted. Most of the seedlings were set by the Club
members with some professional guidance. They
were planted as a windbreak and to hold the sandy
soil.
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POOL INFORMATION
POOL HOURS OF OPERATION
Gates open at 7 am | Food available 11 am - 8 pm
Memorial Day - Labor Day Monday - Thursday 7 am - 8:45 am (Lap Swim, not staffed)
Monday - Thursday 11 am - Sunset
Friday - Sunday 7 am - 11 am (Lap Swim, not staffed)
Friday - Sunday 11 am - Sunset
POOL RULES AND REGULATIONS
To enforce the pool rules, we need the support and cooperation of all parents, as
well as their children. Pool privileges may be revoked when violations occur.
Please observe the following rules:
1. NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY. The pool will operate daily between the hours of 11 am
and 9 pm (dependent on daylight), conditions permitting. If the weather is
questionable, please call the Pool at 715-345-8907 for updated hours. No swimming
will be permitted at any other times except for specially arranged parties. With the
exception of organized swimming classes, no children should be left unattended in
or around the pool at any time.
2. Every swimmer (child, teen, adult) must bring his/her own towel from home.
Stevens Point Country Club towels are not to be removed from the Clubhouse /
Pool Area.
3. Frayed or cut-off jeans are not allowed in the pool at any time. Bottles and glass
of any kind are not permitted in the pool areas.
4. All members and guests must register before swimming.
5. Members are allowed to bring guests to the pool at a cost of $5.00 per guest.
Please register with the Personnel in the Pool House by signing the sign-up sheet.
Members will be billed thru the administrative office. Individuals living in Portage
County, who are not members of the Club, shall be allowed the privileges of the
pool, as a guest, not more than two times each year. Immediate family of members
outside of Portage County are not subject to pool guest fees.
6. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult/attendant at all times.
7. Absolutely no food or beverages can be brought onto the Club premises. Please
purchase all food and beverage items in the Pool House.
8. SPCC is not responsible for clothing or valuables left at the pool or in the pool
locker rooms. Lock these items for safekeeping.
9. The pool will close in the event of storms, lightning, or inclement weather.
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SWIM LESSONS
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TENNIS LESSONS
Hello all and welcome to SPCC Tennis 2021!
We're gearing up for another year and excited to be adding a Spring session and pickleball
this year along with some spring Saturday single-session events! Register today!
SPRING SESSION
April 12- May 21
TENNIS 101
A beginners/refresher class for adults.
Mondays, April 12- May 17 5:30-6:30pm
Class fee $60
ADULT DRILL GROUP
Challenge- based activities to teach and offer practice for a variety of skills. Drills are
designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels and modified so that activities are
commensurate with ability levels.
Tuesdays April 13- May 18 11:30-12:30pm
Wednesdays April 14- May 19
5:30-6:30pm
$60/six classes* or $15 drop-in
LUNCHBREAK PICKLEBALL DRILL AND PRACTICE
Pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in the US! A paddle sport played with a whiffle ball
and short paddle on a badminton-sized court with a tennis-style net. Check it out and you'll
be hooked! Thursdays April 15- May 20
11:30-12:30pm
$60/six classes* or $15 drop-in
SOCIAL MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS
Join us for King and Queen of the Court format to accommodate a variety of skill levels. Bring
your favorite partner or come and meet new friends on your own- a great way to get back
into the game!
Thursdays April 15- May 20
$60/six weeks* or $15 drop-in
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TENNIS LESSONS
SPRINGTIME SATURDAYS!
Single-session events- sign up for one or all three to brush up on your game and get in some
extra swings!
April 10, 17, 22
10-AND-UNDER KIDS CAMP
Using modified equipment and smaller playing areas 10-U Tennis offers a child-centered
coaching environment to help kids love tennis! Students gain confidence learning new skills
with lots of positive feedback, fun games, and new friends!
April 10, 17, 24
10am-12pm
$60 for all three or $25/single session
ADULT DRILL GROUP
12:30-1:30pm
$30 for all three* or $15/single session
11-17 JUNIORS HIGH SCHOOL PREP CAMP
SPCC Juniors program is for students looking to play middle school or high school tennis.
Students will continue building athletic skills while learning or refining the skills necessary to
serve, rally and keep score. Players will learn to demonstrate proper technique during point
and match play.
1:30-3:30pm
$60 for all three or $25/single session
*Drill group packages can be used for any time slot and may be used in future summer
sessions!
Private and semi private lessons are also available. Please contact Deena Gordon at
920.733.1309 for additional information or to register!
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ETIQUETTE 101
DRESS CODE
Dining Room: No cut offs, short shorts, jogging shorts or sweats. Acceptable golf attire is permitted.
All other areas of the Clubhouse: Golf and tennis attire are permitted. Jeans are permitted. Everyone age 13 and
over will be expected to observe adult rules of dress at all times.
Golf Course and Practice Facilities: Proper golf attire is to be worn at all times. Apparel such as short shorts,
jogging shorts, sweat pants, halter tops, and T-shirts are inappropriate. Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times.
Shorts or skorts must be of reasonable length. Please inform guests of this dress code and the non-metal spike
policy.
SMOKING POLICY
All Stevens Point Country Club facilities including the main Clubhouse, Deck and the Pool, are smoke free
facilities. Smoking must take place at least 16 feet from any entrance and all non-smoking venues.
10LOCAL RULES & REGULATIONS
The board of directors and golf professional of the club have developed the following guidelines and
regulations to ensure that all members and their guests have the opportunity for the utmost enjoyment
during their golf rounds.
CARE FOR THE COURSE
Bunkers
Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints
made by them and any nearby made by others. If rakes are provided they should be used for this
purpose. After you complete raking, place the rake inside the bunker with the handle on the grass
and the rake portion inside the bunker. Please exit the bunker on the low side. Also, tap your shoes
to remove sand before stepping on to the putting green.
Repair Divots, Ball Marks, and Damage by Shoes
Players should carefully repair any divot holes made by them. Divots may be replaced if they have
a substantial amount of dirt attached to the grass, otherwise, fill the divot with sand provided on
your golf cart. Any damage to the putting green made by the impact of a ball (whether or not made
by the player himself) should be repaired. On completion of the hole by all players in the group,
damage to the putting green caused by golf shoes should be repaired.
PACE OF PLAY
Play at a Good Pace
Golfers should play at a pace to complete 9 holes in 2 hours and 18 holes in 4 hours. Please stay
on pace with the group ahead of you. If there is an open hole in front of you, please invite faster
players to play through. Similarly, if you have not found your ball after 3 minutes, please allow the
group behind you to play through. Single players and twosomes while permitted on the course
have no special privileges in playing through foursomes. They may play through only when invited
to do so. In the interest of speeding up play do not leave a golf bag or cart in front of the green
while putting. Instead, leave them at the side of the green nearest to the next tee. After putting
out, leave the green promptly and score the hole on the next tee.
GOLF CARTS
Persons utilizing power carts must be at least 16 years
of age and have a valid driver’s license. Absolutely no
more than 2 riders on a cart are allowed at any time
unless authorized by Golf Shop Staff. Posted
directional signs must be observed and followed.
Please keep carts on designated paths where they are
provided and stay out of fescue at all times. Near tees
and greens golf carts must be parked with all tires on
the path. Motorized carts must stay a reasonable
distance from damp or wet areas to prevent damage
to the golf course. Start and stop motorized carts
slowly to prevent turf damage due to spinning or
skidding wheels. Do not push stalled carts with other
carts as this may cause external damage to the cart
and internal damage to the motor and gears. The
operator of any cart will be responsible for damages
incurred to the cart, golf course, injuries to persons, or
the property of others. Damage of any type must be
reported immediately to the golf shop. Golf carts may
be restricted by the Golf Course Superintendent or the
Golf Professionals if deemed necessary.
11LOCAL RULES & REGULATIONS
The SPCC Management Team shall have full authority for conduct on the golf
course. The rules of play and conduct have been determined by the golf
committee an approved by the board of directors. Any member who disregards the
instructions from the Management Team or a member of staff, while they are
enforcing the rules of the club, shall be subject to censure by the board.
1. All players must register in the golf shop
before starting play.
2. Absolutely no person may start other than
on the 1st tee at any time without permission
from the Golf Shop.
3. USGA rules shall govern all play except
where modified by local rules.
4. Each player must have a set of clubs and a
bag. More than one player playing from a
single bag is not permitted.
5. No more than 4 players will be permitted to
play in any one group. However, in certain
instances, at the discretion of the
Management Team, five-some’s may be
allowed as the pace of play and players
dictate.
6. Golfers stopping after completion of #9 for
lunch, etc. lose their priority on #10 tee it
must wait for a clear opening to proceed,
subject to the Golf Shops approval.
7. Pets are not allowed on the golf course from open to course close unless granted permission by
the Golf Professional and Superintendent.
8. Only food and beverage purchased at Stevens Point Country Club are allowed on the course.
9. All golfers must adhere to the outlined dress code.
10. Small children accompanying parents on the golf course must be supervised at all times in
accordance with the rules and etiquette for their safety and consideration of others. Strollers are
not allowed on the course for safety reasons.
11. If an emergency occurs on the golf course (health or otherwise) please call 911 first and then
notify the golf shop if possible.
12. The SPCC Management Team and Board of Directors reserves the right to change any rules as
the need arises.
12GOLF COURSE / PRACTICE FACILITY
AVAILABILITY
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Course Closed for Men's
League Participants Course
Course Closed
Course Closed for (must be 18+)
Ladies' League Closed 11:45 am - 5 pm
Walking Available
Participants
Course Open - May Open Play
11:45 am - 4:30 pm Practice Area Closed
September - Close
11:30 am - 4:30 pm
Practice Area
*Check outside
Closed *Non-league members may
outing calendar
11:45 am - 2:30 pm play as a guest, twice per year
(if space permits)
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Open Play
Open Play Open Play
Juniors under 16 must be accompanied
by an adult prior to 10 am
*Availability of golf course is dependent upon outside event schedule.
*Juniors (under age 13) must be accompanied by an adult unless they have been advised differently
by the SPCC Management Team.
* Keep in mind the schedule of play is merely a guideline. The SPCC board of directors, golf
committee, and Golf Professional have the right to deviate from this schedule based on scheduled
play. Member inconvenience will be kept to a minimum at all times. The Golf Shop, Bag Room, and
Practice Facility will be closed on Mondays in April, May, September, and October; however, the
golf course is available for the membership to walk. Please check the tournament schedule at
SPCC for an updated calendar.
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13GUEST PROCEDURES & FEES
GOLFING GUESTS
1. Golfing guest, resident or nonresident, must meet one of the following requirements:
A. Invited or playing with a member
B. Member of another private club with a recognized PGA Golf Professional will need verification
of club membership prior to playing.
C. Golf group approved by SPCC Management Team.
2. Guest restrictions provided above do not apply to members of other NEWGA golf clubs located
within the twenty-five-mile radius or to any other Golf Club which is governed by a reciprocity
agreement.
3. Guest golf fee rates are established by SPCC Board of Directors.
4. Tee times may be made no sooner than one week in advance. Exceptions may be made for outings
and large member sponsored groups. These items must be made through the Golf Professionals.
5. Members introducing guests will be held responsible for their conduct and the payment of any
indebtedness incurred by them. All guests are required to pay fees set by the board of directors prior
to the use of the club.
6. Resident guest is a person residing in Portage County and shall not be able to play the golf course
more than 2 times in any fiscal year. Small Business / Outing exception: Smaller outings paid for by
the business having at least 2 groups (8 players) will fall under the small business outing program and
would allow resident guests additional opportunities to play at the club. All small business outings
must be approved by the SPCC Management Team.
7. Nonresident guests (not residing in Portage County) have no limit on the number of times they may
play the golf course.
14GOLF GUEST FEES
MEMBER JUNIOR GUEST FAMILY UNACCOMPANIED 5 PRE-PAID GUEST
GUEST GUEST GUEST FEES W/CART
18 Holes w/ Cart $65 $55 $55 $99 $250
18 Holes Walking $40 $30 $30 $99
9 Holes w/ Cart $45 $35 $35 $65
9 Holes Walking $30 $20 $20 $65
*Family Guest includes immediate family.
GOLF SERVICES & INFORMATION
GOLF CLUB STORAGE
Golf club and push cart storage is available for the convenience of the membership. Club storage
space has a seasonal charge of $150 for an adult and $75 for children under the age of 18. This
includes winter storage if you are a simulator member.
Winter Bag Storage is $30 for non-bag storage members
Please contact the General Manager at (715) 345-8900 x 5 to reserve your space.
GOLF EQUIPMENT AND LOCKER RENTALS
Lockers are available to all members on a first come first serve basis ($75 per year) in the men's
and women's locker rooms located in the main clubhouse. Lockers are to be used for the storage
of clothing and shower items only. Golf bags and pull carts are not allowed to be cleaned or
stored in the locker room. If you're interested in the use of a locker, please contact the General
Manager at (715) 345-8900 x 5.
SUPPORT YOUR GOLF SHOP
Your golf shop offers you a wide selection of the finest in equipment and apparel within a
competitive pricing structure to keep your business at the Club. Golf Shop staff will help you with
all your merchandise needs. The sky is the limit for what we can provide for you, so don't hesitate
to ask for any merchandise you may or may not find in the golf shop.
GOLF SHOP CREDIT POLICY
All credit accumulated throughout the course of the season (gift certificates, etc.) must be used
before October 31st of the current year. Credit may not be used to cover green fees, lesson fees,
club repair, club service, or cart rental. Credit may be used to purchase golf shop merchandise.
15RENTAL CLUBS
Available at the club are the most recent models from Tour Edge as our rental sets. You may use
these clubs for your guests for $35/rental.
GOLF CART SEASONAL PASS
SEASONAL SEASONAL DAILY CART FEE
SINGLE COUPLE (TAX INCLUDED)
18 Hole Pass $650 $875 $25
9 Hole Pass $350 $475 $15
*Children under 16 years of age may ride with a paying adult at no extra charge.
*Must be at least 16 years of age to operate a golf cart.
HANDICAPPING SERVICE
The Wisconsin State Golf Association will compute handicaps of Stevens Point
Country Club members ($35 charge / member per season) under the World
Handicap System. Members must enter their scores immediately following
play. Handicaps are based on the lowest 8 scores of the last 20 rounds of golf
played at any course. Entries of scores are transmitted electronically to the
central WSGA facility, which updates and publishes the handicaps daily. If you
have questions about the World Handicap System, please contact the golf
shop at 715-345-8905.
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENTS
CLUB NAME GREEN FEE CART FEE CLUB NAME GREEN FEE CART FEE
Bullseye Golf Club $25 I ncluded
Eau Claire Country Club I ncluded Extra
Ridgeway Country Club I ncluded Extra
Wausau Country Club I ncluded Extra
Waupaca Country Club $25 I ncluded
La Crosse Country Club $25 I ncluded
Greenwood Hi lls Country Club $25 I ncluded
Oshkosh Country Club $30 I ncluded
The Golf Courses of Lawsonia* $35 I ncluded
Butte des Morts Country Club $50 I ncluded
Fox Valley, Kaukana $40 I ncluded
Rhi nelander Country Club $25 Extra
South Hills Golf & Country Club $30 I ncluded
Hawk' s Landing $26 I ncluded
*Please note that tee ti mes from Fri day-Sunday need to be made 24 hours i n advance at
The Golf Courses of Lawsoni a.
SOCIAL RECIPROCITY
*Please contact the SPCC Golf Shop to
make all reciprocal arrangements. Be
Wisconsin Club (Milwaukee, WI) prepared to show your SPCC membership
Milwaukee Athletic Club (Milwaukee, WI) card with a driver’s license.
The Madison Club (Madison, WI)
16GOLF INSTRUCTION
ANDREW KRUGLER
HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Andrew is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point
with a degree in Athletic Training. He is currently finishing up his PGA
Certification in Professional Golf Management. Through his
understanding of the golf swing and the mechanics and function of
the body, he works with the player to personalize a swing that will
work for them. Andrew enjoys working with players and individuals
that are passionate about the game and want to get better.
Andrew is also fluent in current technology trends within the golf
industry. This allows him to effectively work through club fittings of
the game’s top brands including TaylorMade, Titleist, Callaway, and
Tour Edge. With help from modern launch monitor technology to
optimize quantifiable distance numbers, club fitting has never been
more beneficial to help a player score lower and enjoy the game
more. If you would like to set up a lesson or club fitting please contact
the Golf Shop or email Andrew at
golfshop@stevenspointcountryclub.com.
JUNIOR
MEMBERS GUESTS JUNIORS
(Age 16 & Under) GUESTS
H o u r Le ss on $65 $ 75 $4 5 $ 55
H a l f H ou r Le ss o n $4 0 $60 $40 $5 0
C lub F itting s $4 5 $ 50 $35 $45
17GOLF CALENDAR
APRIL
MAY
18GOLF CALENDAR
JUNE
JULY
19GOLF CALENDAR
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
20GOLF CALENDAR
OCTOBER
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