President’s Cup Results

The USA and International Teams tied in the 2022 Golden Boy President’s Cup.

USA TEAM
PlayersDay 1Day 2Total
Webb/Elmore011
Zokoff/Moeller213
Dodd/Stewart011
Wiesner/Barbare11-1/22-1/2
Thomas/Sparrow11-1/22-1/2
Total4610
INTERNATIONAL TEAM
PlayersDay 1Day 2Total
Smith/Witherspoon213
Wilson/Valenti011
Ghrist/Whitley213
Martens/Zix11/21-1/2
Gaskin/Crain11/21-1/2
Total6410

Golden Boys Annual Breakfast

The Golden Boys Annual Breakfast meeting is set for March 9th at 8:00 AM in the Clubhouse Grille. We will be enjoying a sumptuous full breakfast buffet which has the potential to satiate even our most desperately starving members. Breakfast will be followed by a round of golf on Creekside.

Annual Meeting Minutes – March 31, 2021

Annual Meeting Minutes – March 31, 2021                         

Meeting was called to order at 7:40 AM

Present and voting were 35 members which met the quorum requirements of 24.

The 2020 membership meeting minutes were approved without dissent.

Treasurer Report

The treasurer reported that 47 active members and one social member paid 2021 dues. The 2020 budget dues/income was $1,820.00 with $2,947.48 carried over from 2019. The 2021 proposed budget is $4,540.76 which includes $3,825.76 carried over from 2020. The relatively large carryover to this year was due mostly to fewer golf and social events (e.g. no Christmas party) as a result of Covid-19 protocols. The budget was approved as presented. The ACE fund is currently solvent with a balance of $550. A motion proposed and passed to lower future ACE club awards from the current $125 to $75, and include future ACE club funding in annual dues. The exact amount will be determined by the Treasury Committee ($5 as part of $30 annual dues was offered as a guideline)      

Tournament Chairman Report

1. Bill Robinson, PCC General Manager, was the guest speaker, followed by an active Q&A. Topics covered included the following:

    a. Status of revised score cards to reflect the 27-hole course.  Status: in work

    b. Construction of a bridge on Linkside #1 to replace the one that washed out. Status: There are no plans to replace the bridge.

    c. A fix for the bog on Linkside #2. Status: Cost to fix the problem will be expensive, starting at $80,000. Management is looking at making a permanent tee-box which would take the bog out of play, turning the hole into a par-4.

    d. The filled and sodded area on the #7 Creekside green. Status: Eventually the sodded grass will be mature enough to roll and cut to a green’s specifications. Note: We currently take a free drop from the newly sodded area. The committee will look at discontinuing that practice as Bill Robinson said we may hit chip shots from the sodded area.

    e. Linkside outer loop (#5 through #13); is the owner trying to sell the property? Status: He would like to sell, but there seems to be no viable offer pending.

  2. We have an active interclub schedule this year with the next event scheduled at Smithfield’s CC on April 7th.  We will host an interclub on September 15. After a brief discussion there was an agreement that we should opt to cancel the event if the course condition does not improve significantly. 

  3. Computer assigned teams may not be used on Wednesday’s if the turnout is low, e.g. about 12 to 15 or less. Also a manual worksheet may be used when playing par quota to more evenly distribute handicaps.

  4. A suggestion was made from the floor that we move the starting time from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM during December, January, and February. The suggestion was put in the form of a motion and was defeated.

  5. A suggestion was made to award an extra point for a “sandy” (gross par after hitting from a greenside bunker). The suggestion was put in the form of a motion and was defeated.

  6. Copies of the “2020 Golden Boy Stats – Year of the Virus” were distributed to the membership in attendance.   

Social Chairman Report

   The first dine-a-round is set for April 6th at the Clubhouse Grille. Future events depend on local restaurants and current S.C. Covid-19 protocols which may limit attendance. The Christmas party is planned to return to Cascades, but we may need to opt for another venue if the forecast attendance is low.

Member-Guest Chairman Report

  The member-guest is scheduled about a month later than usual, July 12 and 13, due to Covid-19. To boost attendance we may opt to include a member-member flight, which will be a separate entity but held jointly.

New business

 1. We have a pressing and continuing need for volunteers to join and work on committees.

 2.  A change to the Bylaws was proposed: Change the committee name, “Tournaments Committee” to “Golf Committee.” The change was approved with a unanimous vote by the quorum in attendance.    The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 AM.

Annual Meeting Minutes – March 31, 2021

Golden Boys Annual Meeting

Meeting was called to order at 7:40 AM

Present and voting were 35 members which met the quorum requirements of 24.

The 2020 membership meeting minutes were approved without dissent.

Treasurer Report

The treasurer reported that 47 active members and one social member paid 2021 dues. The 2020 budget dues/income was $1,820.00 with $2,947.48 carried over from 2019. The 2021 proposed budget is $4,540.76 which includes $3,825.76 carried over from 2020. The relatively large carryover to this year was due mostly to fewer golf and social events (e.g. no Christmas party) as a result of Covid-19 protocols. The budget was approved as presented. The ACE fund is currently solvent with a balance of $550. A motion proposed and passed to lower future ACE club awards from the current $125 to $75, and include future ACE club funding in annual dues. The exact amount will be determined by the Treasury Committee ($5 as part of $30 annual dues was offered as a guideline)      

Tournament Chairman Report

1. Bill Robinson, PCC General Manager, was the guest speaker, followed by an active Q&A. Topics covered included the following:

    a. Status of revised score cards to reflect the 27-hole course.  Status: in work

    b. Construction of a bridge on Linkside #1 to replace the one that washed out. Status: There are no plans to replace the bridge.

    c. A fix for the bog on Linkside #2. Status: Cost to fix the problem will be expensive, starting at $80,000. Management is looking at making a permanent tee-box which would take the bog out of play, turning the hole into a par-4.

    d. The filled and sodded area on the #7 Creekside green. Status: Eventually the sodded grass will be mature enough to roll and cut to a green’s specifications. Note: We currently take a free drop from the newly sodded area. The committee will look at discontinuing that practice as Bill Robinson said we may hit chip shots from the sodded area.

    e. Linkside outer loop (#5 through #13); is the owner trying to sell the property? Status: He would like to sell, but there seems to be no viable offer pending.

  2. We have an active interclub schedule this year with the next event scheduled at Smithfield’s CC on April 7th.  We will host an interclub on September 15. After a brief discussion there was an agreement that we should opt to cancel the event if the course condition does not improve significantly. 

  3. Computer assigned teams may not be used on Wednesday’s if the turnout is low, e.g. about 12 to 15 or less. Also a manual worksheet may be used when playing par quota to more evenly distribute handicaps.

  4. A suggestion was made from the floor that we move the starting time from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM during December, January, and February. The suggestion was put in the form of a motion and was defeated.

  5. A suggestion was made to award an extra point for a “sandy” (gross par after hitting from a greenside bunker). The suggestion was put in the form of a motion and was defeated.

  6. Copies of the “2020 Golden Boy Stats – Year of the Virus” were distributed to the membership in attendance.   

Social Chairman Report

   The first dine-a-round is set for April 6th at the Clubhouse Grille. Future events depend on local restaurants and current S.C. Covid-19 protocols which may limit attendance. The Christmas party is planned to return to Cascades, but we may need to opt for another venue if the forecast attendance is low.

Member-Guest Chairman Report

  The member-guest is scheduled about a month later than usual, July 12 and 13, due to Covid-19. To boost attendance we may opt to include a member-member flight, which will be a separate entity but held jointly.

New business

 1. We have a pressing and continuing need for volunteers to join and work on committees.

 2.  A change to the Bylaws was proposed: Change the committee name, “Tournaments Committee” to “Golf Committee.” The change was approved with a unanimous vote by the quorum in attendance.

   The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 AM.                   

Good Turnout

We had a great turnout Wednesday: six, four-man teams for a total of 24 participants. The game for the day was two-best ball with a closest-to-the-pin contest on hole #5. Gary Neal won the prize, a $20 Premium car wash at any Spinx station. The distance to the pin for his t-shot was 20 inches.

 A signup sheet for the membership breakfast is on the pavilion bulletin board. The meeting will be 7:30 AM, March 31st, and this year we will have a full breakfast buffet.

The first interclub will be at Fox Run, March 8th. Interclub entries this year requires us to enter two-man teams who will play together and ride in the same cart. Tom Moeller has signed up (Pavilion bulletin board) and needs a partner. Someone help Tom and sign up next to his name.

Board Minutes March 14, 2018

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order at 2:20 PM. Board members present were Bill Thompson, Richard Webb, Jim Ghrist, Jim Stewardson, Jay Gaskin, and Terry Bailey.

Approval of Minutes

Minutes from the February 14, 2018 Board meeting were approved. Minutes from the Annual Breakfast Meeting 2018 were approved.

Old Business

Treasure’s Report:

Richard Webb presented the treasures report update. An update to the 2018 members list how has 68 golf members and 7 social members.

Social Chairman’s Report:

Jay reported the results of the social questionnaire from the Annual Meeting.  Coupled with the declining attendance at the picnic the recommendation was made and approved to discontinue the annual picnic.  Jay will propose options to replace this function including potentially combining it with the 4th of July golf tournament.

Golf Chairman’s Report:

As a result of the cancellation of the Carolina Country Club interclub, all Golden Boys who paid by cash or check will be provided a “Rain Check” for use at the next interclub they play, rather than direct refunds being made.  If for some reason that does not work for an individual they should contact Richard Webb.

The first half of the Cummings Cove – Pebble Creek Cup annual home and home match play tournament is coming up.  It is critical that we have a full roster of 20 players for both the Pebble Creek and the Cummings Cove matches.

New Business

A motion was made, seconded and approved that each board member create a formal written Continuity Folder to aid in their successors assumption of board duties.

A motion was made, seconded and approved to formally add the maintenance of the Digital Booklet and Roster a responsibility of the Secretary.

Terry will research alternative options to continue the web site Conde has maintained for so long.

Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 3:05 PM