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Scotch Meadows
Country Club
April Golf Shop Specials
Titleist and Bridgestone are promoting a buy 3 dozen, get 1 dozen free
with free personalization special. The promotion for Titleist balls runs
through April 12th and for Bridgestone through April 30th. (Hint..a GREAT
Father’s Day gift!!)
With the warm spring weather and sun playing a part in our outdoor
activities, the golf shop has a variety of sunglasses to meet your needs.
We have in stock the popular Maxx HD and Epoch glasses. Each pair
offers high definition clarity, ultra light frames, 100% UV protection and
shatterproof lens. All of this is available for only $20.00. Please see a
shop staff member.
The 29th Annual HOSPICE of Scotland County
Golf Tournament
Hosted by Scotch Meadows Country Club
Tuesday / Wednesday - NOON shot-gun both days
April 14th & 15th, 2015
Sign up your teams today - Deadline is April 6th!!
April 2015
Newsletter
8000 Tartan Road
Laurinburg, NC
28352
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Golf Shop Hours
Saturday/Sunday
7:30 am - 6:30pm
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 6:30 pm
The 2015 Scotch Meadows President’s Cup
April 25th & 26th
Pro’s Team vs. President’s Team
Ryder Cup Format - 9 Holes Captain’s Choice, 9 holes Alternate Shot, 9
Holes Best Ball and 9 Holes of Individual Matches
Men and Women - All Handicap levels are encouraged to participate you will be paired with a partner from your team and will compete
against 2 players with similar handicaps from the other team
The most FUN tournament of the year at SMCC!
Scotch Meadows
Staff
Chip Wells
PGA Professional &
Club Manager
Eric Walsh
Superintendent
Jo Caldwell
Golf Shop &
Office Manager
Joe Williams
Michael Giannini
Golf Shop Staff
Ray McDaniel
Caterer
Scotch Meadows Country Club
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Golfing Accomplishments
Dean Nichols – Eagle #8
Upcoming Events at SMCC
April 14th & 15th - Tuesday, Wednesday - Eaton/Golf Pride Charity
Tournament benefitting Hospice of Scotland County, course
closed until approximately 5:30 pm
March Results
April 18th - Saturday - John Searcy Memorial Golf Tournament
9:30 Shot-gun
Ladies Bridge
High – Esther Thomas
April 25th - Saturday - Campbell’s Soup Employee Tournament - 10:00
Shot-gun
2nd – Nancy Short
Low – Frances Jernigan
April 25th & 26th - Saturday & Sunday - The SMCC President’s Cup
Tournament
April 29th - Wednesday - Newman Senior Group Outing at SMCC
March Men’s Golf
May 2nd - Saturday - Tommy Britt Memorial Golf Tournament - 12:00
Shot-gun
Association Winners
Brian Mulee, Jim Whitley
Steve Litchford, Ed Wright
May 21st - Thursday - SMCC Ladies Golf Invitational
May 29th, 30th, 31st - Friday/Saturday/Sunday - Men’s Member/Guest
June 12th & 13th - Friday/Saturday - Campbell’s Soup Kids for a
Cure Tournament - course closed
Save the Date!
Campbell Kids For a Cure
Relay for Life
Charity Golf Tournament
Friday / Saturday
June 12th & 13th
This tournament fills up
fast so enter your teams
early! Information is
available in the Golf Shop.
June 20th - Saturday - Ladies Pee Dee League Play Day at Scotch
Meadows - 9:30 Reverse Shot-gun
June 27th & 28th - Saturday & Sunday - Men’s and Ladies’ Club
Championships
July 18th & 19th - Saturday & Sunday - Scotland County Amateur
We’re on Facebook!!
Enter your team TODAY! We are expecting this tournament to fill-up quickly.
Field limited to First 36 Teams!
Tommy Britt Memorial Golf Tournament
Scotch Meadows Country Club - Saturday, May 2nd; 12:00 Shot-gun
3-Person Captain’s Choice Format - $60 per person - Sponsorships Available
Proceeds go to the Scotland High School Tommy Britt Memorial Scholarship Fund
Sponsorship and Registration Forms are available in the Golf Shop
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Hybrid Clubs vs. Irons
We often get asked about the advantages of using Hybrid clubs and how the lofts of hybrid clubs
compare to irons.
18 degree = 2 iron;
21 degree = 3 iron;
30 degree = 5 to 6 iron;
25 degree = 4 iron;
35 degree = 7 to 8 iron
Hybrids, when compared to long irons are highly recommended for amateur golfer because of the
following reasons:
1) Send the ball flying high - studies have shown a hybrid can often get you 8 more yards than a
typical iron.
2) The club design is superior - with the hybrid club design, the center of gravity is moved lower
and further back from the clubface. The result? You get more trajectory and ball loft.
3) More forgiving - who DOESN'T need a club that performs well even if the sweet spot isn't hit.
4) Improved shot possibilities - with a hybrid you have more options out of bad lies, tight spots and
trouble situations.
The Pro’s Message
Well, after a cold and wet winter, Spring has finally arrived. April is the start of several busy months
at the club. The 29th Annual Hospice of Scotland County Golf Tournament is scheduled for April
14th and 15th. Spots are still available for Tuesday and Wednesday, you may sign up a team of four
or as an individual. This event has raised over 3.5 million dollars for Hospice in our community.
The tournament offers competitive golf, a silent auction like no other, a cocktail party and most of
all, lots of “fun”. I encourage you to support the cause and join us for this classic SMCC event.
The 1st Annual John B. Searcy Memorial Golf Tournament is scheduled for Saturday, April 18th.
John Searcy was a magistrate in Richmond County and was well know for giving to others and making himself available to those in need of assistance. He passed away unexpectedly in October,
2014. The tournament will benefit a scholarship fund at Richmond Community College in his
memory. For more information and registration forms, please contact the golf shop.
The Tommy Britt Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, May 2nd with a 12:00 shot-gun
start. As many of you know, Tommy was a supportive member of Scotch Meadows, a state winning
baseball coach, Scotland High Athletic Director, family man, and a friend to anyone that knew him.
Tommy touched so many lives in Scotland County and thus is being honored with a golf tournament.
Proceeds will benefit the newly formed Tommy Britt Memorial Scholarship Fund at Scotland High
School. The format is a unique 3-person Captain’s Choice with the field limited to 36 teams. We
feel this event will fill quickly. If interested in putting in a team or a sponsorship, please contact the
golf shop or Jamie Sutherland as soon as possible.
As we approach our golfing season, I hope you will consider being a part of our club events such as
the above mentioned tournaments and our club tournaments like the upcoming President’s Cup.
This is truly what separates us from other clubs in our area.
Thank you and have a great spring!
Chip