On Wednesday, September 27th, GBCC Member Amy Johnson sunk a hole-in-one on Hole #11! Amy was 120 yards away and she used her four hybrid. Congratulations, Amy!
Check out a flyover of hole #11 below:
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
GBCC Staff Finish Second at WPGA Pro-Assistant Tournament
Our Director of Golf, Tim Bauman, and Assistant, David Spengler, placed second in the WPGA Pro - Assistant Tournament on Monday, September 25th. Congratulations, gentlemen!
Read more below:
Read more below:
Friday, September 22, 2017
GBCC Youth Golfers Excel in State Golf Competition
Max Reis
8th grade at West De Pere Middle School
7th Grade at Father Allouez
Playing Freshman Golf at Milwaukee School of Engineering
Playing Freshman Golf at Milwaukee School of Engineering
6th grade at West De Pere Middle School
8th Grade at Mitchell Academy (Home School)
Emma Wolf, 8th Grade at Holy Family
On Monday, July 31st, Green Bay Country Club held the Local Qualifier in the National Drive, Chip, and Putt Championship. Over 120 kids from all around Northern Wisconsin and the U.P. of Michigan competed at GBCC. The top three youth golfers from each age group advanced and qualified to the sub-regional competition at University Ridge on August 5th. The following GBCC members advanced by winning or finishing in the top three.
Drive, Chip, and Putt Results
8th grade at West De Pere Middle School
- 2017 WPGA Futures Tour Player of the Year
- Finished 1st or 2nd in 13/17 WPGA Junior Tour events in 2017 season.
- Competed on PGA Junior League All-Star team that finished 3rd in the State of Wisconsin.
- Blue Golf Stats
7th Grade at Father Allouez
- Finished 13th in Futures Tour Girls Player of the Year points.
- Tied for 1st at Shorewood Futures Tour event on 6/28 with a score of 46
- 3rd Place at Shamrock Heights Junior Tour event on 7/6 with a score of 92
- 2nd Place at Thornberry Creek Futures Tour event on 7/25 with a score of 44
- Competed on PGA Junior League All-Star team that finished 3rd in the State of Wisconsin.
- Blue Golf Stats
Playing Freshman Golf at Milwaukee School of Engineering
- Finished 28th in Player of the Year points in WPGA Junior Tour
- Qualified for the 2017 State Amateur Championship
- 2nd Place finish at 36 hole Player’s Tour event at the GC’s of Lawsonia Scores on July 12th and 13th of 69-75 = 144.
- Tie 7th Place finish at 36 hole Player’s Tour event at Blackwolf Run GC – Meadow Valleys on July 2nd and 3rd with scores of 74-81 = 155.
- Blue Golf Stats
- Raiders Golf Stats
Playing Freshman Golf at Milwaukee School of Engineering
- Played high school golf at Bayport High Sscool where team finished 5th in the State Tournament and 29th overall as an individual.
6th grade at West De Pere Middle School
- Finished 55th in Futures Tour Player of the Year points
- Top 12 in 3 out of 5 events
- Blue Golf Stats
8th Grade at Mitchell Academy (Home School)
- Won Futures Tour event at Thornberry Creek on July 25th with a score of 38 (+2) over par
- Blue Golf Stats
Emma Wolf, 8th Grade at Holy Family
- Won the Girls 13 & Under Division at Wisconsin PGA Old Hickory Scramble on Friday, July 28th with a score of 80. Their finish was the best in the 13 and under division, best in 14-15 year old division, and 4th
On Monday, July 31st, Green Bay Country Club held the Local Qualifier in the National Drive, Chip, and Putt Championship. Over 120 kids from all around Northern Wisconsin and the U.P. of Michigan competed at GBCC. The top three youth golfers from each age group advanced and qualified to the sub-regional competition at University Ridge on August 5th. The following GBCC members advanced by winning or finishing in the top three.
- Evelyn Cloud - 4th Grade at Notre Dame of De Pere
- Emma Santos – Freshman at Fox Valley Lutheran High School
- Faith Flynn – Freshman at NEW Lutheran High School
Drive, Chip, and Putt Results
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Congratulations Rob Shade!
On September 17, 2017, Rob Shade hit a hole in one on Hole #13 using his four iron, 187 yards from the Blue Tees. Way to go, Rob!
To check out Hole #13, please see our drone video below:
To check out Hole #13, please see our drone video below:
Friday, September 15, 2017
Aerification & Other Cultural Practices
By Golf Superintendent Ben Larsen
Question: “Why are you aerating? The greens are perfect.”
Answer: “The greens are perfect because we aerate.”
Playing conditions are of the utmost importance, and aeration is needed to keep turf healthy and playing well. Aerification, verticutting and topdressing can be disruptive, but the long-term benefits far outweigh the short-lived disruption. These cultural practices allow the greens to putt smoother, drain better and stay firmer.
This Monday, September 18th, the course will be closed for our semi-annual verticutting, topdressing and aerating of the greens. After the greens are completed and throughout the remainder of the season, we will verticut, topdress and aerify tees; plus, verticut and aerify fairways.
This time of year, it’s all about turf roots and drainage. Getting oxygen deep into the soil profile through punching holes and adding sand is the best way to promote a healthy and functional root system. The nonexistence of any major turf issues and great playing conditions on our greens, tees, and fairways this past summer is a tribute to the success of our aerification and verticutting programs.
Pictured below is a broad overview of what aeration, verticutting and topdressing does to the soil profile.
Question: “Why are you aerating? The greens are perfect.”
Answer: “The greens are perfect because we aerate.”
Playing conditions are of the utmost importance, and aeration is needed to keep turf healthy and playing well. Aerification, verticutting and topdressing can be disruptive, but the long-term benefits far outweigh the short-lived disruption. These cultural practices allow the greens to putt smoother, drain better and stay firmer.
This Monday, September 18th, the course will be closed for our semi-annual verticutting, topdressing and aerating of the greens. After the greens are completed and throughout the remainder of the season, we will verticut, topdress and aerify tees; plus, verticut and aerify fairways.
This time of year, it’s all about turf roots and drainage. Getting oxygen deep into the soil profile through punching holes and adding sand is the best way to promote a healthy and functional root system. The nonexistence of any major turf issues and great playing conditions on our greens, tees, and fairways this past summer is a tribute to the success of our aerification and verticutting programs.
Pictured below is a broad overview of what aeration, verticutting and topdressing does to the soil profile.
Thursday, September 7, 2017
PGA Junior League All Stars Wrap Up Season
The
Green Bay PGA Junior League All-Star team wrapped up their 2017 season with a
loss and a win on Saturday, September 4th at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison,
Wisconsin in the sub regional Wisconsin Final 4.
The
team lost their first match to the eventual Champions Janesville-Beloit 4-8,
but came back with a vengeance defeating the West Milwaukee team 8-4. Max Reis,
Triston Behrend, and Grace Durkin represented GBCC well winning 8.5 of the
team's 12 total points for the day. Congratulations on a great season to all of
our PGA Junior League participants!
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