🍺⛳Thirsty Thursday Golf Special
Thursday, October 1
Enjoy 1/2 off beer and wine when you book online!
Enjoy 1/2 off beer and wine when you book online!
Includes Green Fee, Cart, Lunch, and CASH Prizes ($22 course and cart fee and $18 cold drinks and cash prizes)
We are sorry but COVID restrictions have eliminated lunch for this event.
Field will be flighted after play
Registration and Weenie Roast 6:30PM – Tee off at 7:30PM
It is $35 to enter, and this fee includes your glowball and stick, glow supplies for the course, and a very nominal prize fund.
This is a multi-person scramble event. Teams will be determined by draw. Couples may play together (if they wish).
Field is limited to 48 players.
Entry Fee $20 Per Event – Financial Assistance Available (call for information)
$260.00 per team
includes Cart, Green Fee, Lunch,
Some Cold Beverages AND Cash Prizes!
This event is hosted by the Phelps Creek Association.
It is not affiliated with the PGA Staff at Drake Creek Golf Club.
Boys and Girls | Teams and Individuals
Boys tee times start at 8:00AM
Girls tee times start immediately following Boys
$50 per player (if paid by August 21)
$60 per player (if paid after August 21)
Entry fee includes golf, prizes, range balls, and a tee gift
Coaches may have 4 or 5 players on their team
1 coach’s cart provided for team entries
Drake Creek Golf Club has hosted numerous high school regional tournaments,
NCAA tournaments, and a KHSAA state championship. Come play where champions play.
Coaches, call us at (270) 898-4653 to reserve (and pay) for your team’s spot!
Or make it EASY on yourself and sign up online by clicking below.
Most golfers lose way too many shots to poor mental decisions and not knowing how to systematically approach each shot and control their emotions to maintain confidence. This article will show you the 5 most common mental game mistakes that most golfers make and how to eliminate them.
1) Don’t analyze your swing, or think about it while swinging
2) Don’t think about your score (unless you really have to)
3) Don’t beat yourself up, be your own caddy and remember it’s just a game
4) Don’t just aim at the fairway or green – have a very precise target in mind
5) Don’t forget about your routine
This is a guest post by David MacKenzie from Golf State of Mind
SOURCE: practical_golf.com
Member-guest season is upon us. At many clubs, events have been delayed until a little later in the year, but you might be asked to sign up for yours soon. Member-guests are something we look forward to for months, one we want to fully enjoy, even in these unusual times.
