Congratulations to Marilyn McDermott and Maryellen Sullivan for winning the 2025 Ida Fall Classic. A fun weekend was had by all and great golf was played! Other Flight winners included:

Second Flight: Mary Cook - Michelle Mayersky

Third Flight: Theresa Morgan - Mary Ann Baichi

Fourth Flight: Tracy Loveland - Honor Sherlock

Yellow Tee Flight: Mary Kennedy - Lynne Cardarelli

Registration is ongoing for the Fall Scramble. More information below, contact the pro shop to secure your spot.

Pro Shop Credits expire October 31st, please remember to shop early so you get what you're looking for. As always, we are willing to special order products available to us, but you need to do that soon to ensure it arrives by 10/31.

The Annual Meeting will be held Wednesday September 17th. A captain and crew 9 hole golf tournament will take place starting at 4:00pm before the event. Dinner will be provided for all after golf with the meeting starting promptly at 7:00pm. Contact the pro shop to register your 4 person team.

It's that time of year, we made it further than most years but the annual search for the walking sand bottles is underway. If you have any in your trunk or in your golf bag it would be greatly appreciated if you returned them.

Congratulations to Jeff Erhard for his recent HOLE IN ONE on #8 this past Saturday.

Congratulations to Tim McDermott for winning the SDGA Audi Memorial held this past week at Lakeshore. Tim held off defending champion Tom Fletcher to capture the title.

Birdie Bash

Course Update From Steve:
Conditions are excellent as we begin to approach the end of the season. Aerifying has begun on tees and approaches. This annual process is done during play but in a way that doesn’t disturb golf. A handful of fairways will be done over the next 2 months. Our process of overseeding fairways will begin shortly and plans are to finish by October. We saw southern diseases appear more often on our formerly unassailable ryegrass fairways. This is not unexpected with the conditions of late, and opinions on climate change aside, planting Rye cultivars that have specific genetic resistance is warranted and good insurance. Cart path paving went well and we love the neatness of a clean edge and orderly appearance paving lends. It’s a small detail that’s often overlooked at many courses. Grass condition through a blast furnace summer has been good. Conservative management rarely fails.

Accompanying this week’s update is a link to the ground’s departments quarterly blog. Take a deeper dive into the last 3 months HERE.