VOLUME XXIV, PART IV, JULY/AUGUST 2008
NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION

Left:. From left: Joe Pantaleo, superintendent of the Indian Creek C.C., and Past President of the Florida GCSA was presented the 2008 FGCSA
Distinguished Service Award by current President Matt Taylor, CGCS at the annual Past President's dinner held during the Poa Annua Classic
weekend in May. Right: From left Everglades GCSA President Corey McDonough presented Seth Strickland with the Poa Annua Trophy at the Poa
Luau after Strickland shot a 71 on the Naples Grande G.C. to win the event May 10, 2008.

July 9th - Palm Beach GCSA Annual
Meeting, Presidents Club
July 10th - Everglades GCSA Annual
Meeting, Kensington Golf & CC
July 11th - North Florida GCSA Chemical
Spill Response Training Class, Seminole
County Ext. Service - Sanford
July 15th - Florida West Coast GCSA joint
meeting with CMAA at Pasadena Yacht &
CC
July 16th - Central Florida GCSA Annual
Meeting, Oceanside GC
July 17th - Calusa GCSA Yellow Ball
Tournament, Deep Creek.
July 22nd - North Florida GCSA Annual
Meeting, World Golf Village - Slammer
and Squire GC

Upcoming Events
July 22nd - North Florida GCSA Annual
Meeting, World Golf Village-Slammers
& Squire GC
July 23rd - Suncoast GCSA Bus trip,
Tropicana Field, Rays vs. A's

August 8th - Florida GCSA Annual
Meeting, Grand Cypress
August 9th - Crowfoot Open, Grand
Cypress
August 21 - Seven Rivers GCSA Meeting
at Stone Creek

July 23rd - Seven Rivers GCSA Meeting
August 29th - North Florida GCSA
at Stone Creek
Chemical Spill Response Training Class,
th
Duval
County Ext. Center, Jacksonville
July 24 - South Florida GCSA Annual
Meeting, Westview CC

Sept. 16th - Sept. 19th - FTGA Annual
August 4th - Florida West Coast GCSA Conference and Show, PGA National
Pro/Superintendent Trnmt., Cypress Run Resort & Spa
August 7th - Everglades GCSA Golf
Outing, Pelican Marsh GC

September 27th - FGCSA Golf
Championship, Southern Dunes GC

President's Message

President's Message
By Matt Taylor, CGCS
This coming August Shane Bass, CGCS
will take over as the FGCSA President at
the Annual Board meeting held in
conjunction with Central Florida's
Crowfoot Open weekend. Once again, the
events will be held at Grand Cypress. I am
sure Tom Alex and staff will have the
place in great shape once again. I forgot to
ask Tom but I do not think the Georgia
Superintendents are having an event at
Grand Cypress the same weekend, so I am
sure we will not have to cancel. If you
have not attended the Crowfoot or have
not attended recently you should, it is a
great time.
At the same time Craig Weyandt will be
leaving the FGCSA Board after serving his
year as Past President. Craig has done an
excellent job for us over the years not to
mention that he stayed an extra year as
President, something that had not been
done in many years.
My year as President was certainly bitter
sweet. It was tough to see Marie Roberts
leave after 24 years, but we are fortunate
to have found Jennifer Innes to take her

place. It was also a good move for the
association to officially make Joel Jackson
our Executive Director after all he has
done for us over the years.
I hope that by now most of you have
registered for the upcoming FTGA
Conference and Show to be held at the
PGA National Resort & Spa from
September 16th - 19th. This year's format
has been slightly changed in hopes of
growing the numbers of attendees. Dr.
Bryan Unruh from the University of
Florida has once again done a fantastic job
with the educational programs. There is
certainly something for all aspects of our
industry. The keynote speaker this year
will be NFL All-Pro middle linebacker
Bill Bergy who played for the Eagles from
1974 - 1980. We look forward to seeing
you there for this excellent opportunity for
continuing education, and catching up with
old friends.
At the last FTGA Board meeting held in
Orlando the FTGA decided to move
forward with proposal from the University
of Florida to update the Economic Impact
Study for Turfgrass that was last done in
2002. When this study is completed in
will give an updated look at the impact

GREEN SHEE
Editor:
Joel Jackson, CGCS
(407) 248-1971 (fax/phone)
E -mail: FLGrn@aol.com
News Coordinator:
Jennifer Innes
1296 NE Oceanview Cir.
Jensen Beach, FL 34957
(772)334-7515
(772) 334-6015
e-mail: fgcsa@comcast.net

The Green Sheet is a bimonthly FGCSA
Newsletter printed as follows: Jan/Feb,
March/April, May/June, July/August,
Sept./October, November/December.

Financial Support:
This issue of the Green Sheet
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Material must be typed or clearly
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Deadline next issue August 15.

Matt Taylor
that not only golf courses have on the
economy of Florida but the entire turf
grass industry. Unfortunately this
information has been needed too often this
past year to defend turfgrass. We have
used the information on issues ranging
from water shortages; dealing the losing
Methyl Bromide and explaining the
benefits of urban turfgrass in light of
multiple local fertilizer ordinances.
Well this is my final message. It seems
like it's been a long time coming. I hope
everyone enjoys the rest of the summer,
and make it a point to attend a few more
chapter meetings next year to help support
our association and our golf industry.

Approved GCSAA PDI Points - FTGA
Conference & Show Sept. 16-19th.
Golf BMPs - Are They Necessary? .30
Landscape Plant Management .30
Pesticide Training & Exam .40
Weed Identification Workshop .30
The Mathematics of Turfgrass
Maintenance .30
Equipment Managers .30
Sports Turf Workshop .35
Green Industries - BMP .40
Conference - Day 1 .50
Conference - Day 2 .35
For more information visit www. ftga.org
or call C800-882-6721)

Executive Director Report

Executive Director Report
By Joel Jackson, GCCS
1. Government Relations Report: Local
Fertilizer Ordinances Jacksonville/Duval County has drafted a
local fertilizer ordinance for adoption by
the county commissioners. Green Industry
representatives are generally pleased with
the draft as the ordinance used a lot of the
language and science contained in the
model ordinance in the State Fertilizer
Task Force recommendations. Golf
courses were directed to follow the BMP
Manual for Golf dated 1998 from
UF/IFAS. We wrote and suggested that
they might want to cite the updated
version that was published in 2007.
Look for more counties and cities to seek
to enact fertilizer ordinances. Stay vigilant
to local meetings and discussions and be
prepared to present the BMP alternative
for science-based, practical and proven
environmental protection when applying
nutrients. Your voice must be heard to
help make a difference.
Water Restrictions and Conservation Year round landscape watering restrictions
are being discussed on a statewide basis
among the 3 water management districts in
peninsular Florida with two-day per week
in the summer and one-day per week in the
winter months. While these one size fits all
restrictions are easier to administer they
often don't reflect the soil types, rainfall
distribution or other climatic differences
from north to south or east to west in the
state. It's a start, but we still need
flexibility to keep landscapes healthy.
Proper watering scheduling by
homeowners could save a ton of water if
they would only get educated and care
enough to be more vigilant. There is
increasing talk about restricting reclaimed
water use on golf courses to divert more
reclaimed to residential irrigation and get
them off potable water. Before they go
cutting off the effluent to golf courses,
they need to assign a usage permit for
adequate gallonage to serve the courses

that have been safely disposing of their
waste water all these years.
Nemacur - The EPA, responding to a
request by Bayer and members of its
distribution system, have extended the
deadline for sales of Nemacur already in
the warehouses. The new date for all sales
to cease is November 30, 2008.
2. Upcoming Events:
August 8th - Florida GCSA's Summer &
Annual Board Meetings at Grand Cypress,
Orlando
August 9th - Central Florida GCSA's
Crowfoot Open, Grand Cypress Resort,
Orlando
August 15th - Deadline to make hotel
reservations for the FTGA Conference and
Show. You can register and get your
reservations information online at:
www.ftga.org.
September 16th - 19th Florida Turfgrass
Association Conference and Show, PGA
National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens
3. GCSAA News: The Florida GCSA is
proud to nominate Bob Randquist, CGCS
for the office of GCSAA
Secretary/Treasurer for the 2009 GCSAA
elections to be held in New Orleans at the
Golf Industry Show.
4. Executive Director's Summer
Planner
Attend local chapter meetings by
invitation - TBA
June 29 - July 1st' GCSAA Chapter
Executives Task Group Meeting,
Lawrence, KS
July 10th, Florida Golf Central Magazine
article due
July 16th - 18th, Florida Fertilizer &
Agrichemical Association meeting, Palm
Beach
July 20 th , Golfdom Article deadline
July 21 st , Central Florida GCSA meeting,
Ormond Beach
July 29 th , Ag Institute of Florida meeting,
Lakeland
August 10th, Florida Golf Central
Magazine article due

August 15th, September/October Green
Sheet issue due
August 16th - 19thAmerican Society of
Association Executives Conference,
TBA
August 20thl Golfdom Magazine article
due

U. Conn Studies Turf
Supplements - You can
participate in the research
I am a researcher for the University of
Connecticut's Innovation
Accelerator. We are investigating the
wide spectrum of grass and turf
supplements that are currently used by
course superintendents today, and
their green alternatives. Below is a
link to our anonymous survey which
should take no more than 5 minutes to
complete. If you deem it appropriate,
we would greatly appreciate it if you
could pass it along to the members of
your association's mailing list to
further advance our research.
Please note that we are not trying to
sell anything, and that we will be
happy to share the analysis of this
survey with you and your members. If
you have any questions, please give
me a call at 860.728.2141, or if you
prefer, you may contact my faculty
sponsor, Paul Gilson,
pgilson@business.uconn.edu, directly.
Please click below to complete
survey:
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/su
rvev.zgi?p=WEB227W8JAMYZC
Thank you,
Mike Kapralos
Research Analyst
UConn Innovation Accelerator
222 Pitkin St., Suite 105
East Hartford, CT 06108
Michael.kapralos@uconn.edu
Phone: 860.728.2141

PBGCSA 7 th ANNUAL
FISHING TOURNAMENT
By Marie Roberts
Chairmen Ed Miller and Paul
Crawford reported that the 2008
PBGCSA Fishing Tournament was a
spectacular success at Blowing Rocks
Marina in Jupiter. The weather was
much better this year and a great time
was had by all.
Congratulations to the winning boat in
the Heaviest Kingfish category as well
as the Top Boat Category - The "One
& Done" captained by Mike Carver,
with crew members Jason Maret,
David Tandy, Mike Robertson, Jimmy
Lane and Brian Sanders. The total
pounds caught were a whopping 239
pounds with the Heaviest Kingfish
weighing in at 44 pounds.
The winner in the Heaviest Dolphin
category was the "TeriAnn" captained
by Bob Jacks with a 33 pound Dolphin.
Crew members were Matt Schad, John
Spiwak, A J White, Bill Rayside and
Tim Whitaker. There were no Wahoo
to be found this year.

FUTURE OF GOLF
TOURNAMENT
ANOTHER GREAT
SUCCESS
By Steve Pearson
The 28th Annual 'Future of Golf'
PBGCSA Fund Raising Tournament
was held Saturday, June 7th at The
Falls CC. A new record of 39
foursomes(156 players) was basking
on a beautiful, sunny but windy day at
The Falls CC which had undergone a
total greens renovation the previous
summer. Now playing on Mini-Verde
bermudagrass greens the players were
tantalized with new green speeds and
contours.
As usual, the monies raised by the
players and sponsors will be going to
worthwhile benefits in turfgrass
research, student
scholarships
and
junior golf. The Palm Beach Chapter is
proud in keeping to its tradition of
raising substantial proceeds for these
causes. Net proceeds for this year
should again be close to $25,000.

like to thank all of the sponsors who
give generously each year, this year we
are especially appreciative in light of
the struggling economy.
Results:
1st Place Team - James Ferber, Jeff
Egolf, Frank McKee and Paul Crespo.
Winning score - 57
2nd Place - Justin deLaski, Scott
MacPhee, Joel Tholund, Glenn
Thompson
3rd Place - Mark Reid, Ashley Byham,
Blair Kirbey (known as Team
Australia)
4th Place - Kevin Fipps, Dan
Robertson, Jack Dalton,
K.C.Henderson
5th Place - Mike Bonetti, Howard
Hulsebosch, Bob Harper, Joe Pantaleo
6th Place - Karl Schmidt, R.J. Smith,
Jell Klontz, Peter Brooks
Closest to Pin
Hole #3 - Steven Fox-3'-ll M
Hole #7 - Gary Martin - 6"

Hole #11 - Kevin Maingof - 3f-l 1"
Hole #16 - Bob Harper - 3f-9"
Closest to Line Drive - Jeff Skipper r-5"
Longest Drive on #14 - Scott
MacPhee

The Palm Beach Chapter would also

Many thanks to our Sponsors Milliken, Helena Chemical, Grigg
Brothers, Golf Ventures, Detailed
Sports Turf Construction, Florida
Superior Sand, QGS Development,
Hector Turf, Country Club Services,
Harrell's Fertilizer, Neff Rental, UAP
Inc., Precision Small Engine, Hendrix
and Dail, Kipp Schulties Golf Design,
Dow AgroSciences, Sullivan Electric
&
Pump,
Disbrow
Enterprises,
Kilpatrick Turf, WW Equipment,
Flowtronics and T. J. Swaford.
Without their generous support, this
event would not have been the
financial success that it was again this
year.
From left: Shooting a sizzling 57 the team of James Ferber, Jeff Egolf, Frank McKee and Paul
Crespo won the 2008 Palm Beach GCSA Future of Golf Tournament at The Falls C.C.

Minutes of FGCSA Spring Board Meeting

Minutes of FGCSA Spring Meeting
The spring 2008 Board meeting of the
FGCSA Board of Directors was called to
order by President Matt Taylor
at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, 2009 at
the Naples Beach Hotel.
All officers were present. All Chapters
were
represented.
The
Chapter
Representatives were:
Calusa; Nancy Miller, Everglades; Wayne
Kappuaff, Central Florida; Gary Myers,
South Florida; Kelly Cragin, Coastal
Plains; Shane Bass, Suncoast; Bob
Wagner, Seven Rivers;
Mark Kann,
Treasure Coast; John Curran, North
Florida; Rip Phillips, West Coast; Bill
Kistler, Palm Beach; Kevin Downing, and
Ridge; Tom Barnett.
Others attending the meeting were: Craig
Weyandt, Immediate Past President; Tim
Hiers, Past President; Joe Pantaleo, Long
Range Planning Committee Chairman;
Jennifer Innes, Association Manager; Joel
Jackson, FGCSA Executive Director;
Casey Pace, FTGA Executive Director;
Bill Tyde, President, Suncoast GCSA and
John Gallagher; member Palm Beach
GCSA.
Minutes of the FGCSA Winter 2008 Board
Meeting were approved.
Fertilizer research Fund Project Report
- Tim Hiers presented to the Board the
Fertilizer Research Fund Project. The
project will bring in $1.00 per ton of
fertilizer.
The participating fertilizer
company will send to the FTGA office
every four months a record/list of fertilizer
purchases (in tons) by their customers.
The FTGA will then send an invoice
(strictly voluntary) to that customer at a
rate of $1.00/ton to be remitted to the
FTGA and deposited in the Fertilizer
Research Fund. This new plan will cost
less money per club than previously
planned and it will be easier for the
participating fertilizer companies to
participate. Bob Wagner motioned for the

board to approve the project as presented.
The Board approved the new project and it
will be enacted in September with full
implementation in January.
Benevolent Fund - A motion was
approved for the Board to provide
maximum assistance to Dan Jones and
both custodial children for their college
fund. Much consideration was given for
Dan and Irene's many years of service to
the FGCSA and the Golf Industry, i.e.
setting up and operating the Florida Green
for over 13 years, a major funding source.
In addition an addendum to the Benevolent
Fund was introduced and motioned by
John Curran for approval. The Board
unanimously approved. The change in
wording will read as follows: "...In
addition, discretionary donations or gifts
would be considered upon the death of a
member, spouse's relative, or nonmember, but involved in the golf/turf
industry.
Any FGCSA member/nonmember in the golf/turf industry or
surviving spouse, each child or custodial
child is eligible for assistance. The Board
also approved a motion by Kevin Downing
allowing funds that were donated by the
FGCSA to the West Virginia GCSA in
memory of George Beljan, father of Jan
Beljan, to move from an Operating
Account donation line item to a
Benevolent Fund line item.
Financial Statement - Bill Kistler
presented the current financial statements.
Gary Myers motioned for the financials to
be approved. The Financials were
approved.
The First Draft of the
2008/2009 Operating and Publications
Budget were introduced.
The Florida
Green will work on reducing costs in the
upcoming fiscal year by removing the
cover gate-fold and going to a self
contained mailing format. The new format
will be on 801b paper. Jennifer presented
the Board with figures of the current
production costs and the anticipated
production costs in the new format. The
Board agreed to begin cost saving
measures with the Fall 2008 issue. A

letter will be mailed to the current
advertisers announcing the change and the
additional advertising opportunities that
will become available; inside front cover
ad space.
In addition, ad rates will
increase this year to respond to rising costs
of production and postage.
Additional donation line items were
discussed with some concern and
discussion over our donation line items.
These items will be tabled until the budget
is completed and the availability of funds
assessed. Jennifer will also find out the
anticipated costs for the Spring regulatory
Tour so we can create a line specific item
in the Budget. The Executive Board will
work on filling in the remaining line items
and will present a completed budget to the
Board 30 days prior to the Annual Meeting
for changes and/or tentative approval.
External V.P's were reminded to
communicate
to
their
chapter
Secretary/Treasurers that a list of new
members needs to be submitted to the
FGCSA office by August 15th for
inclusion in the Membership Directory.
Chapters will no longer send in a check
with their lists, but will be invoiced by the
FGCSA office once the member's names
are received.
The Chapter's were
reminded that the FGCSA dues will
increase to $80.00 this year.

LRP - Joe Pantaleo updated the Board on
the Long Range Planning committee. The
FGCSA is currently on track investigating
new website design possibilities and also
moving forward with the planned
Membership dues increase as well as the
advertising rate increase.
We will
continue to investigate cost cutting
measures as well as revenue producing
ideas.

Executive Director Report - Joel
Jackson will continue to work on an
Environmental Position Paper which will
emphasize recognizing and promoting the
BMP manual. Information was presente
to the Board for review and comment.

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....Continuation of Spring Board Minutes
Joel felt we need buy-in and support from
the major golf associations in order to move
forward with this project. (CM A A, Florida
State Golf Association, Golf Course
Owners Association, PGA sections)
Water restrictions - movement on FGCSA
proposals to modify water allocation
methods has been slow. Water consultant
Bruce Adams has proposed filing a
variance laying out our rationale, evidence
and proposals for the methodology which
will provide more equitable and sustainable
water allocations.
Publications - Kevin Downing offered an
idea to include a Board Member's Golf Pro
tip in the magazine to include more about
the game vs., the course in the magazine.
Joel will explore the suggestion. Since the
Florida green was discussed at length
during budget and Long Range Planning
discussions, nothing more was presented.
Membership Directory Ad sales from the
2009 Directory have begun.
We have
already secured advertisers and more
insertion orders are arriving daily.
Reception Report:
The final reception
financials were reported to the Board. We
ended up just under $6,000.00 over budget.
We budgeted accurately for food and
drinks, but because of the nature of this
year's reception there were some unanticipated costs. Paul Crawford did an
excellent job with planning and managing
the reception and, most importantly, Marie
enjoyed her send-off.
Next's year's
reception will be held in New Orleans.
Jennifer submitted a proposed location but
will investigate its proximity to the hotel
and any safety concerns. She will also look
into using busses to transport guests back
and forth.
Projected figures will be
inputted in the budget prior to the Annual
Meeting.
Education Committee - Mark Kann
presented the Board with a list of upcoming
educational
opportunities.
Specifically the Seminar on Friday May 9th

with Tommy Witt and the UF/IFAS
Turfgrass field day an May 21st.
Financials - Craig presented to the Board
the Morgan Stanley Account financials.
In lieu of the economy the account looks
good with only a minor decline in value
and the changes to the portfolio that were
made last year have proven to be positive.
Membership Wayne Kappauf
presented the current membership data. A
reminder was made to all Chapters to
prepare for membership renewals and new
members.
It will be interesting if
membership numbers will change with the
increase in dues and the current economic
climate. It was discussed whether any of
the chapters have used the T.A.N,
memberships to help tap into the 30% of
non-members.
This is something the
Chapters should re-evaluate.

that are occurring at UF/IFAS are not
disproportionate to the University cuts.
Most of the cuts will occur on the admi n
side. The FTGA Conference and Show
planning is in full swing. It will be held
September 16-19 at the PGA National
Resort and Spa with an "Accelerate
Your Business and Profits" theme. This
year an Awards Luncheon will be held
in which all participates are encouraged
to attend. In addition, this year's Corn
Boil will be held off-site at a unique
hunting/sports lodge on Thursday night,
Sept. 18th.
GCSAA - A letter of recommendation
will be submitted by the FGCSA to the
GCSAA nominating Bob Randquist to
run as Secretary/Treasurer of the
GCSAA.
SOP Manuals - Updated SOP Manuals
were handed out to the Board.

Turf Grass Workshop - The USDA is
sponsoring a Turf Conference on May 1314th in Orlando.
This is a great
opportunity for our industry to unite and
present our needs for basic research in the
future.

New Business - Kevin Downing
requested a copy of the local chapter's
budgets to bring to the GCSAA to show
and discuss the realities of the local
chapter's abilities to take on projects,
donate funds, hire staff etc.

FTGA- The FTGA is working hard to
revitalize the association to its roots and
core values by increasing membership.
Currently the FTGA has 800 members.
Casey also reported that the budget cuts

The meeting was adjourned at 4:00 pm.
The Summer/Annual Board Meeting
will be held at Grand Cypress on
August 8th at 1:00pm with lunch served
at noon.

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receives a $5,000 turf research check from Rip Phillips, President of the North Florida GCSA.

32nd Annual Crowfoot Open Set for Saturday, August 9th
This year's Crowfoot Open will be a one-day event - play the tournament in the
morning and attend the reception in the evening - all on Saturday August 9th. This
year there will be the two-man scramble or the modified stableford for players
who would like to play their own golf ball. If you are competing for the playing
spot in the GCSAA tournament, you must play the modified stableford. There
will be flights for the tournament based on handicaps. Registration and breakfast
begin at 7:00 am. There will be an 8:00 a.m. Shotgun on the New Course. The
cocktail reception and award ceremony will be held at the Executive Meeting
Center. Dress is casual.
On Sunday, August 10th, there will be a fishing tournament and a two man horse
race golf event on the East Course. The fee for the fishing tournament is $20 per
participant. The fee for the horse race is $50 per team. Participants in the horse
race will be able to play the East Course until noon. Pairings for the horse race
event pr the fishing event begin at 8:30 a.m. with a 9:00 a.m. start.
Practice round will be available on August 8th at a rate of $50.00 plus tax for
superintendents. Please contact the Tee Time office at (404)239-1909 to reserve
your tee time.
Lodging is again available at the Villas of Grand Cypress. The rate is $150.00 per
bedroom plus applicable taxes. The rates are in effect from Thursday, August 7th
until Monday, August 11, 2008. Check in time is 4:00 p.m. and check out time is
noon. Please identify that you will be attending the 32nd Annual Larry Kamphaus
Crowfoot Open tournament and ask for the superintendent's rate. The toll free
number is 800-835-7377.
Entry into the golf tournament, which includes continental breakfast on range, box
lunch, beverages on course and cocktail reception for $130.00. Additional
cocktail reception tickets are $40.00.

FGCSA GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP SET FOR
SEPTEMBER 2 7 t h AT
SOUTHERN DUNES GOLF
CLUB
DATE: Saturday, September 27, 2008
TIME: 12:00 p.m. Lunch buffet
1:00 p.m. Shotgun start
ENTRY FEE: $ 80.00 includes lunch,
golf, range balls and prizes
Payable to FGCSA at 1296 Oceanview
Cir., Jensen Beach, FL 34957
DEADLINE: September 20, 2008

CHAPTER TEAM
REGISTRATION
A chapter team may consist of 5
players with best 4 out of 5 scores
counting.
A chapter may play with 4 players
with all scores counted. Chapters
may enter more than one team.

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If you would like to participate in any of the activities of the 32 Annual Larry
Kamphaus Crowfoot Open and have not received the Crowfoot brochure, please email your request to Lisa at lmcdowell@grandcypress.com.

One gross and one net team plus
individual prizes for low gross and
net.
$ 1,000 in prizes based on 40
players.
Low gross superintendent wins
spot on FGCSA team for GCSAA
Championship to be played
in New Orleans in February 2009

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Golf Ventures and associated donors for the $25,000 turf research donation as Champion Sponsors of the
2008 Jeff Havden Envirotron Classic.

Questions - Call Joe Ondo at 407-6577565. To request a registration form
please call Jennifer Innes, FGCSA
office, 800-732-6053

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