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WHAT’S INSIDE:01. Presidental Points
03-04. Q&A with Chris Rowe & Brech Spradley
05. Latest In Technology: STPGA App
07. STPGA Professional Championship Recap
09. 2016 Texas Joe Black Cup Team
1 0. 2016 STPGA Award Winners Annouced
1 2. 2016 Senior PGA Professional Championship
1 4. National Car Rental STPGA Assistant Champ.
1 5. 2016 Tournament Schedule
1 6-17. Recommended Vendor List
THE PERFECT READ
2016 Texas Joe Black Cup MatchesLajitas Golf Resort • October 25-26
21604 Cypresswood Dr.Spring, TX 77373
832.442.2404
OCTOBER 2016 | ISSUE IV
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01PRESIDENTAL POINTS FROM
JEFF STRONG, PGA
Dear Fellow PGA Members,
First, I want to thank each of you who reached out to me regarding my recent back surgery. While it has been a tough journey, I do feel like I am finally on my way to a full recovery. I can’t wait to see you all back on the links. For those of you who are seniors, I hope you plan to play in the Lone Star NGL Texas Senior Open at Eagle Pointe. I look forward to hosting.
As you are aware, our former Section Vice-President Brad Lardon is now in the Sun Country Section, so Secretary Doug DeSive has stepped in to fulfill both his role and the one vacat-ed by Brad until we get to the Annual Meeting in February. The 2017 Southern Texas PGA Annual Meeting will be held on Monday and Tuesday, February 13-14 at The Omni Hotel Houston Westside. With it being an election year, there are several positions on the STPGA Board that will be open, and I’d like you to consider becoming involved. If you would like to talk further about these roles, please reach out to me or to Mike Ray so we can provide you with any details you may need before deciding to run for a position.
Prior to the Annual Meeting, we will also be holding the Chapter Meeting & Pro-Pro events. Chapter officers will be elected at these meetings, so please plan to be in attendance for the education and chapter meeting even if you can’t play in the tournament. The dates and sites are as follow: Western Chapter (Monday, November 28) at The Hills of Lakeway; Southern Chapter (Monday, December 5) at TBD; Eastern Chapter (Monday, December 12) at Eagle Pointe GC. At our chapter meetings, we will also be recognizing 2016 STPGA Chapter Award Winners, so that’s another reason to plan to be there!
I was grateful to get out of the house to see the conclusion of the STPGA Professional Championship at Golf Club of Houston. What an amazing display of golf by our winner, Casey Russell! Three consecutive rounds of 68 is hard to beat, but there were a host of guys trying. Congratulations to the following who earned a spot in the field for the 2017 PGA Professional Championship: Casey Russell, Lonny Alexander, Ben Willman, Greg Hiller, Jamie Christianson, Wes Skaggs, JJ Wood and Omar Uresti.
The STPGA team for the Texas Joe Black Cup matches was also finalized, so I’m looking forward to seeing Captain Randy Jones and Vice-Captain Marc DeWall keep the cup in South Texas with the following PGA Members representing us: Casey Russell, Brandon Dixon, Ricky Arnett, Jason Alexanger, Eric Bogar, Tony Johnson, Joe Mitchell, Ryan Polzin, Wes Skaggs, Robert Thompson, Jamie Christianson, and Doug DeSive. You guys know I would give anything to be there to support you in person, but doctor’s orders say I need to be home. But, I am thankful for Doug DeSive to be playing for me and I know this team is ready to get the job done. Best of luck at Lajitas on October 25-26!
Finally, I’d like to share with all of you that we are looking for a new home for the STPGA Office. After leasing space at Cypresswood Golf Club for the past few years, the STPGA Officers feel it is time to purchase our own office space. At this point, we have found a building we feel is representative of what we need and also something that we can be proud of. It is important that this purchase doesn’t put the Section at financial risk, so Mike and the Officers have done a great deal of due diligence to insure this is the case. We made an offer and are currently in negotiations on price. I wanted to make you all aware of this and let you know we will keep you up to speed on progress. Should you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me or Mike.
In closing, I’d like to thank those of you who have been involved in supporting our Section and Foundation so far in 2016. Some of you have really stepped up to the plate, but there is plenty of time for others to get in the game and make a difference. If you are interested in hosting a junior event, a Section event, playing a golf marathon for STPGA Charity Golf Day, or hosting education, we have a great fall ahead and a great 2017 being planned. Don’t let time pass you by and wish you had done more. Believe me, it will be more rewarding than you imagined it ever could be.
I’d love to hear from you, and I consider it an honor to serve as your President.
Jeff Strong, PGAPresident
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03Q&A WITH TWO STPGA HARVEY PENICk TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
CHRIS ROWE & BRECH SPRADLEY
Q. What is the best advice you would give a young apprentice who came to you?
Rowe: The golf business is a wonderful way to make a living and enjoy going to work every day. You are around great people, work in a beautiful setting and never sit in a cubicle.
Spradley: I would recommend to a new apprentice to spend as much time as possible shadowing different instructors. Continue to learn as much as you can about different philosophies and approaches instructors take with students. Attend as many instructional seminars as possible. You will carve out your own preferences and beliefs over time, but there will always be opportunities for you to apply what you’ve learned from other teachers with certain students. There is a reason that those teachers have been successful. Always keep your mind open.
Q. What and who have been the strongest influences on developing your teaching philosophy? Has your philosophy changed over the years? If so, please describe.
Rowe: My teaching philosophy has been influenced by spending time with the best teachers and picking their brains on how they teach. It’s important for young teachers to absorb all the information available. When I started teaching we didn’t have internet or the golf channel so you read a lot and learned by trial and error. We didn’t have video like we do today and nothing like Trackman existed. The ability to get knowledge is the key to being successful regardless of your chosen profession. Young professionals have more knowledge available to them than ever before just by just turning on a computer.
Philosophies change every year on how the golf swing works. Ben Hogan wrote the Five Fundamentals, Homer kelly wrote the golf machine, Jim McClean came up with the X Factor, then came Stack and Tilt. Harvey Penick’s Little Red Book still has more wisdom in its pages than all the different theories that have come along the past 100 years. My philosophy on the golf swing has definitely changed over the years. When my teaching career started we played with persimmon woods and balata golf balls. The majority of the college kids today have never seen a balata ball and a persimmon driver looks like a wooden hybrid to them. During the 1986 Masters, Seve Ballesteros and Greg Norman were hitting 300 yard drives with this type of equipment. The only way to create distance was to have an inside to out downswing with a lot of release to create side spin. The ball would roll a long way if you made this type of golf swing. The game changer in distance and teaching was the Pro V1 golf ball. This golf ball changed the way teachers would teach even if they didn’t realize why their philosophies had changed. The modern day swing is more body rotation with less hands than the swing we taught pre Pro V1. If we taught the modern day swing with a balata ball it would produce that cool looking heel shot we used to hit that took off low like a jet and continued to rise until it would land with no roll because of the high amount backspin. Every student is different and it’s our job as instructors to find the best way to make our students better. There is no perfect method or perfect swing, but every student has their own perfect swing. Jim Furyk doesn’t have a classic Hogan golf swing and there isn’t an instructor on this planet that has tried to teach one of their students the Jim Furyk swing, but that swing shot 58 in a tour event. Byron Nelson, said it best,” Find a golf swing you can repeat and spend the rest of your life working on it.” Our job as instructors is to find that swing for our students!
Spradley: As a new teacher in the early 90’s I had the opportunity to teach at a busy driving range in the heart of Dallas. We had eight other independent contractors at the facility and most were veteran instructors with a broad range of beliefs and styles. I was around some who had worked for John Jacobs, Hank Haney, Golf Digest schools, and Natural Golf. Being around these different teaching perspectives provided a great kick start to my career
CHRIS ROWE2012 & 2016
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as a golf instructor. In 2003, I started working for Chuck Cook in Austin and was fortunate to work with him for the next seven years. During that time, Chuck also introduced me to Ben Doyle and Mac O’Grady from whom I learned a great deal. Although I never personally spent time around Harvey Penick, he was a big influence on Chuck and because of that, I was able to glean many of the great “Harvey-isms” during that time. My years working side by side with Chuck were phenomenal. He has certainly been the biggest influence on my teaching and continues to be a great mentor and friend.
Q. How do you work with students on setting short and long term goals?
Rowe: Paper never forgets! Write your goals down and put them in a place where you can see them every day. My goals are beside my computer as I’m typing this and one of them was to win the Harvey Penick Award in 2016. When you see it every day either physically or subconsciously you start putting your dreams into motion. My motto is Dream Big & Work Harder!
Spradley: Helping a student identify their long term goals with golf is certainly the first step. In many cases, they are still unsure want they want out of the game. Once we establish goals, we can then set some short term goals and benchmarks. Long-term goals may be unclear for juniors, so I find short-term goals are initially a better motivator. A junior who wants to play D1 college golf and then become a tour player has a very different road map than Mr. Smith who wants to break 90. As an instructor, we have to constantly wear our investigative hat to determine where we can make the biggest improvements with the player. I ask all my serious students to do shot/stat tracking of their rounds. In most cases, it is eye opening for them to learn where their strokes are being thrown away. Generally, it is not what they thought. It is also important to provide the student with practice plans. This makes them accountable for the work it takes to achieve their goals.
Q. Obviously, you two are highly accomplished as teachers of the game. What are your goals for 2017 and how do you stay motivated to achieve more?
Rowe: My goal for 2017 is to continue to lead my staff to make Whispering Pines Golf Club the best experi-ence in the country. I also want to help my members and the rest of my students to play their best golf ever. Finally, I want to mentor the PGM students and help them not only to pass their PAT, but to become better players after they move on to jobs in the golf industry. I’m looking forward to finishing my second book in 2017.
Spradley: My motivation to continue to grow, improve and achieve more in the world of golf instruction comes each day from my students and the desire to find the right method, insight and words that enable them to reach their goals. I believe it’s important to continue to learn and pick up nuggets that I can put in my tool box. A teacher should never stop learning and striving to improve their craft. I also learn from my students on a daily basis about their thoughts, personality types, and what makes them perform best. One of my personal teaching goals for 2017 is to host a two-day teacher’s summit at Barton Creek, bringing together a diverse group of experts and providing a great learning environment for the golf professionals in our Section. I have wanted to do that for some time and 2017 is the year.
04Q&A WITH TWO STPGA HARVEY PENICk TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
CHRIS ROWE & BRECH SPRADLEY
BRECH SPRADLEY2015
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NEW APP DIRECTORY FOR SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA SECTION
We are excited to annouce that a new directory is now available in the STPGA app! The app-based directory enables STPGA members to connet with colleagues
in just a few taps. Highlights include:
• Quickly search for Members and Facilities• A unique, great-looking “Card” for each person with 1-tap access to call, email or text
• Member data is automatically updated every night via BlueGolf / SMS integration, ensuring the Directory is always accurate and up-to-date
We provide every STPGA member access to our cutting-edge iPhone and Android App. The App delivers great services like pairing, leaderboards, tournament info, news and of
course, the new directory, right on your phone.
To download the STPGA app, search “STPGA” on your Apple or Android devices.
05THE LATEST IN TECHNOLOGY:
STPGA APP
ACCESS THE DIRECTORYHow to access the Directory:1. Tap the menu icon in the top left-hand corner of the App home screen2. Sign into the App with your BlueGolf Id and password (if you do not know your password, tap “Get Password” on the sign-in screen)3. Tap the menu icon again and tap “Directory”
Note: A small number of App users may need to activate the Directory in the App before signing in. There are several ways to do this: (1) Restart phone; (2) Turn phone off / on; (3) Quit the App and restart it.
20TH MIkE LONGPRE MEMORIAL GOLFERS AGAINST CANCER
Monday, noveMber 21, 2016 • The Clubs of Kingwood • 10 a.M.
PRESENTED BY:
The Mike Longpre $45,000 Pro-Am is unique among charitable events. Named after the late Deerwood Golf Professional Mike Longpre, the event is for area non-touring
professionals who field a team for Golfers Against Cancer at the Pro-Am Patron levels or above. All proceeds from Golfer Against Cancer fundraising efforts go directly toward
cancer research. To assure spots, players must register by November 2, 2016.
Once the team has registered, the participating pro is automatically signed up for the professional event which offers a total pro purse of $45,000, $10,000 to both winners in
this year’s two course (Deerwood Club & Island Course), two purse event.
FOR MORE INFORMATION & TO REGISTER, PLEASE CLICk HERE.
DATE: EVENT: SITE:
Saturday, November 19Dinner/Auction/Casino
Night for Cancer ResearchHumble Civic Center
Sunday, November 20 Celebrity Pro-Am The Clubs of kingwood
Monday, November 21Golfers Against Cancer
TournamentThe Clubs of kingwood
Monday, November 21Mike Longpre
$45,000 Pro-AmDeerwood Club &
Island Course
Golfers Against Cancer (GAC) is a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer charitable organization started by members of the Deerwood Club in Kingwood, Texas in 1997.
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072016 SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA
PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
The 2016 Southern Texas PGA Professional Championship, presented by Club Car, Mercedes USA and Omega, was held on September 26-28 at Golf Club of Houston and was full of great golf and competition. The top seven players (pictured above) in the tournament earned a spot to play in the PGA Professional Championship next year at Sunriver Resort in Oregon.Congratulations to Casey Russell (Champion), Lonny Alexander, Ben Willman, Greg Hiller, Jamie Christianson, Wes Skaggs, and JJ Wood.
With his second place finish in last year’s PGA Professional Championship, Omar Uresti will also be participating in the 2017 Championship in Oregon.
For full results, please click here.
CASEY RUSSELL
LONNY ALEXANDER BEN WILLMAN
GREG HILLER JAMIE CHRISTIANSON
WES SkAGGS JJ WOOD
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092016 SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA
TEXAS JOE BLACk CUP TEAM
RANDY JONESCaptain
MARC DEWALLVice Captain
JASON ALEXANDERThe Clubs at Carlton Woods
RICkY ARNETTGreat Hills CC
ERIC BOGARSugar Creek CC
JAMIE CHRISTIANSONMiramont CC
DOUG DESIVECorpus Christi CC
BRANDON DIXONEscondido Golf & Lake Club
TONY JOHNSONThe Club at Comanche Trace
JOE MITCHELLVictoria CC
RYAN POLZINRoyal Oaks CC
CASEY RUSSELLThe Club at Colony Creek
WES SkAGGSCrystal Falls GC
ROBERT THOMPSONWhispering Pines GC
Congratulations & Good Luck!
October 25-26 • Lajitas, Texas
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1 02016 SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA
AWARD WINNERS
The STPGA annually recoginzes those who have been nominated and selected by their peers for excellence in a variety of categories. Congratulations to the 2016 Award Winners, headlined by Golf Professional of the year Randy Jones.
SAVE THE DATE! 49th Southern Texas PGA Annual MeetingFebruary 13-14, 2017 • Omni Hotel Houston - West Side
Golf Professional of the Year Randy Jones
Eastern Chapter Golf Professional of the Year Darrell Fuston
Western Chapter Golf Professional of the Year Brandon Dixon
Southern Chapter Golf Professional of the Year Doug DeSive
Omega Player of the Year Ben Willman
Omega Senior Player of the Year TBD in November
STPGA Senior Series Player of the Year David Lundstrom
Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year Chris Rowe
Eastern Chapter Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year kevin kirk
Western Chapter Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year Christy Longfield
Southern Chapter Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year John Garcia
Youth Player Development Award Marti Longoria-Potts
Eastern Chapter Youth Player Development Award Aurora kirchner-McClain
Western Chapter Youth Player Development Award Christy Longfield
Southern Chapter Youth Player Development Award Marti Longoria-Potts
Merchandiser (Private) Austin CC
Merchandiser (Public/Semi-Private) Meadowbrook Farms
Merchandiser (Resort) N/A
Eastern Chapter Merchandiser of the Year BraeBurn Country Club
Western Chapter Merchandiser of the Year Cordillera Ranch
Southern Chapter Merchandiser of the Year Laredo Country Club
Bill Strausbaugh Award Marc DeWall
Horton Smith Award Dale Morgan
Player Development Paul Brewer
Assistant Professional of the Year Patrick Ascherl
Patriot Award Steve Termeer
Sales Rep of the Year Ian Parnaby
Media Award Andy Everett
Junior Golfer of the Year (Boy) Travis Vick
Junior Golfer of the Year (Girl) Anna Claire Fincher
Amateur Golfer of the Year Robin Burke
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1 22016 SOUTHERN TEXAS SENIOR
PGA PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Darrell Fuston, Director of Golf at The Woodlands Country Club, captured the Southern Texas Senior PGA Professional Championship, held on August 29-30 at Pine Forest Country Club. Fuston’s two-day total of 145 edged out Oaks Hills Country Club Director of Golf Jeff Hunter by a single stroke. PGA Life Member David Lundstrom was another shot back at 147.
With the event being a qualifier for the Senior PGA Professional Championship supported by Mercedes-Benz USA, eight players in the field advanced to the national event to be played on November 17-20 at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Joining Fuston, Hunter and Lundstrom are Ricky Arnett, Steve Parker, Troy Schleicher, Edwin Dickens, and Mike kullberg.
For full results, please click here.
DARRELL FUSTON JEFF HUNTER DAVID LUNDSTROM RICkY ARNETT
STEVE PARkER TROY SCHLEICHER EDWIN DICkENS MIkE kULLBERG
WELCOME CABOLUXX AS NEWEST PARTNER OF SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA!
Whether you decide to take a trip yourself or refer members or students who travel to Cabo, both you and STPGA benefit!
Click here for more details.
The STPGA Member or Apprentice who refers the most business to CaboLuxx before March 31, 2017 will receive a free week at the Villas Del Mar - Casita 18 in
Cabo in 2017.*
Click here to view Prize Pack.
For more information or to make a referral, contact STPGA Business Development Manager Hunter Hood at [email protected] or (281) 435-5950.
Click here to read the Texas Links Magazine feature on CaboLuxx.
*The STPGA Member or Apprentice who refers the most business to CaboLuxx before March 31, 2017 will receive a free week stay at Villas Del Mar-Casita 18. The trip dates must be taken after March 31, 2017 and before December 31, 2017. Airfare to and from Cabo is included for two (2)
from any United States destination, excluding Hawaii and Canada. For more information on Villas Del Mar, please visit www.delmar.escapes.com.
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1 4NATIONAL CAR RENTAL STPGA
ASSISTANT CHAMPIONSHIP
Congratulations to Tor-Erik knudsen, Brett Callas, Justin Engel and Justin Cann on qualifying for the 40th National Car Rental Assistant PGA Professional Championship on October 27-30 at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Casey Russell was the Champion of the tournament, but due to his recent promotion to Head Golf Professional he is ineligible to participate.
Due to the rain in the Houston area, this 36-hole event was shortened to 18-holes.
For full results, please click here.
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DATE TOURNAMENT SITE
October 20-22Lone Star NGL Texas Senior Open
REGISTER HEREDEADLINE TO REGISTER: OCTOBER 14
Eagle Pointe GC
October 25-26 Texas Joe Black Cup MatchesLajitas Golf Resort (Terlingua, Texas)
November 14Mizuno STPGA Fall Pro-Assistant
REGISTER HEREDEADLINE TO REGISTER: NOVEMBER 9
Cypresswood GC
November 28Western Chapter Pro-Pro
REGISTER HEREDEADLINE TO REGISTER: NOVEMBER 25
The Hills of Lakeway CC
December 5Southern Chapter Pro-Pro
REGISTER HEREDEADLINE TO REGISTER: DECEMBER 2
Laredo CC
December 12Eastern Chapter Pro-Pro
REGISTER HEREDEADLINE TO REGISTER: DECEMBER 7
Eagle Pointe CC
1 52016 SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
CHAPTER PRO-PRO INFORMATION
ELIGIBILITY: All Class A Members, Master Professionals, Life Members, and Registered Apprentices in good standing emplyed in the Southern Texas PGA. Individuals who finished in the Top 30 of the 2016 final points list may not form a team. A-3 members are considered in the top 30. This list can be found on the STPGA website.
ENTRY FEE FEE
Seminar Only $25
Meeting Only $25
Meeting & Seminar $25
Pro-Pro Only $150
All $150
TIME EVENT
8:30 - 9:00 a.m. Registration
9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Education
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Chapter Meeting
11:00 a.m. Lunch
12:00 p.m. Shotgun Start
GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE MSR CREDITS & TO GET INVOLVED IN YOUR CHAPTER!
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1 6SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA
RECOMMENDED VENDOR LIST
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adidas GolfRiley Baumann
Brian HernandezApril Stevens 832.746.7299
[email protected]@tmag.com
AHEADShelly StoneScott Stone
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Anheuser-BuschRobert WillisJohn Schmidt
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Bass Egg Chris Stamos 832.715.3489 [email protected]
Bridgestone Golf Jeffrey Wessels 281.686.4493 [email protected]
Bushnell Golf Scott McNeal 972.880.0209 [email protected]
CaboLuxx Marek Menger n/a [email protected]
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Chase 54 Chris Reyna 512.680.2033 [email protected]
Club CarTerry kahl
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Dunning Golf Brian Phelps 860.989.6699 [email protected]
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SolutionsLouis Flory 281.359.8820 effexms.com
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Golf Scorecards Mike Suckling 1.800.238.7267 [email protected]
Greg Norman Meegan West 832.805.6284 [email protected]
Haas-Jordan Mark Danton 713.398.8069 [email protected]
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COMPANY REP(S) PHONE EMAIL(S)
Jani-kingEd Ferris
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