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What's On At Barcovan
Saturday, August 6 Ladies Club Championships Tuesday, August 9 Friday, August 12
Mixed Invitational August 13 & 14 Mens Club Championship August 15, 16, & 17 GAO Junior Girls Monday, September 15
Members Labor Day Closing Tournament
Bug Spray
Please remember when putting on your bug spray to do it in the parking lot. When you spray out on the golf course the spray kills the grass very quickly.
Thanks again,
The Maintenance Staff
Ladies Wanted: First Annual Solheim Cup Team Canada vs. Team Europe. On September 11th, 2011, Barcovan Golf Club is hosting the first annual Solheim Cup. This is open to female members of Barcovan Golf Club. This will be an 18-hole game with 3, 6-hole games - alternate shot, scramble and match play. If you are interested in signing up, please contact Gay Smith at gaybers@hotmail.com. |
The Ontario Junior Girls Are Back
The Ontario Junior Girls are coming back this year to Barcovan Golf Club for the GAO Match Play Championship from August 15th to 17th. The qualifying round will take place on Monday with tee times starting at 7:30 am. The field will then be cut to 16 players with matches to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Senior Mens Results Silver Division 50-59
1st Low Gross – Scott Cherry-74
1st Low Net – Jim Elder-68
2nd Low Gross- Mike McIvor-69
2nd Low Net – Tom Deveny 69
Gold Division 60-69
1st Low Gross – Al Stitt-72
1st Low Net – Bill Collinson-66
2nd Low Gross – Ken Skortz-74
2nd Low Net – Bob Finkle-67
Platinum Division 70+
1st Low Gross – Bob Leggitt-75
1st Low Net – Gord Smart-67
2nd Low Gross – Lionel Botley-82
2nd Low Net – John Hucar-73
Great Shot
Bill Hurley aced #2 on Friday July 29th during the Senior Mens Invitational.
Scholarship Fund
The Scholarship Board is still up for grabs. You can win a free membership for 2011. Squares are $20 each. All money goes to returning University students who work at Barcovan. Hurry before they are all sold out!! Please Replace Your Divots Replacing or repairing divots is designed to get the turf growing again as quickly as possible. Failure to replace or repair a divot can add weeks to to the time it takes turf to heal itself. So if you don't want to land in a divot after your beautiful drive down the middle of the fairway, pitch in and replace your divots. |
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