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On the Cover
It's the new year and that means a sizeable and important package arrives for SCGA members, in addition to their copy of FORE. |
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The Official Journal of the
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| Volume 36 Number 1 |
January/February, 2003 |
| Features |
Back On His Game
Retired San Diego attorney Steve Hakes has been putting his game back in shape in recent months. A two-stroke victory in the SCGA Tournament of Club Champions highlighted his progress. Mark Hiromoto and Joel Johnson and Martin Nealey (as co-champions) won the two net flights.
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Loaded For Bear
(Creek)
Eddie Heinen, the California Amateur champion, and Clarke Rheney hooked up in Texas a while back, then decided to partner in the SCGA Four-ball. The results were big-time impressive.
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Off the (Depth) Chart
Some "lineup changes" went a long way toward providing the Northern California Golf Association with its first victory in the Seaver Cup competition, the biennial rivalry with the SCGA at Ojai Valley Inn.
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It's A Young World
Marina High School sophomore Jennifer Osborn prevailed in a three-way playoff with another soph and a freshman at the CIF-WSCGA Girls High
School championship. Peninsula High knocked off two-time defending champion Torrey Pines in the team competition.
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Ever Expanding
Horizons
Yet Another picturesque plot of land in eastern Ventura County has become a "must play" - Moorpark CC. And there are other new places to play in Los Angeles and Riverside counties on the way.
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Just Desert
A look at what's new and renewed in the Coachella Valley, plus a pictorial "thank-you" to clubs there who host amateur events for the SCGA throughout the year.
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| President's Message |
Other Golf Associations |
| Around the Southland |
Course Rating |
| Know the Rules |
SCGA Partners Program |
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