Santa Rosa Bennett Valley Golf Course

Santa Rosa Bennett Valley Golf Course

Chrysler Club Championship Regional Tournament Swings Into Action in Central Florida
WHAT: Amateur golfers from Florida and the Southeast U.S. will play in a regional tournament of the Chrysler Club Championship in men's and women's divisions at Black Diamond Ranch in Lecanto, Fla., on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005. Winners from this tournament and five others held across the country will go head-to-head in the finals to compete for a national amateur championship and the opportunity

Amateur golfers from Florida Chrysler Club Championship Regional Tournament

Santa Rosa's Bennett Valley Golf Course golfers
US players hope 'Captain Jack' will go out on a high Jack Nicklaus made an emotional farewell at St Andrews and said a tearful goodbye at the Masters. Now US golfers want to give him a triumphant sendoff tribute at the Presidents Cup.

Honolulu Two golfers tied at 106th http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Sep/21/sp/FP509210334.html
Wailuku's Shayna Miyajima and Kailua's Bridget Dwyer both shot 4-over-par 76 yesterday in the first round of the LPGA Sectional Qualifying Tournament at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif.

Gretna Breeze
Golfers take back-to-back victories The Gretna girls golf team continues to steam roll over the competition. In two tournaments last week, the Dragons not only continued their season-long first-place finish tradition
The Gretna girls golf team continues to steam roll over the competition. In two tournaments last week, the Dragons not only continued their season-long first-place finish tradition, but they also didn't leave much doubt as to which team was the best.

The Steubenville Big Red golfers edge out Central
Steubenville Led by Lee Bainbridge's score of 37 strokes, the Big Red golf team defeated Catholic Central, 168-171, Thursday at Belleview Golf Course. Central was led by Ian Marshall's 42.

The Santa Rosa Press SR diverts parks funds to golf facility
Santa Rosa's Bennett Valley Golf Course will get a new $9.4 million clubhouse and pro shop but at a steep price for golfers and the community at large.

The Sentinel, Wed, 21 Sep 2005 7:17 AM PDT
Mechanicsburg takes Colonial lead http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2005/09/21/sports/sports03.txt
West Shore Country Club's 6,196-yard track put golfers to the test in Monday's Mid-Penn Colonial Division golf match. No team was under 400, but Bishop McDevitt came close. Led by Mike Yetter's 72, the Crusaders' 405 team total was 23 strokes better than second-place Mechanicsburg.

One hundred and thirty six golfers participated in the third annual 4-Lady Scramble tournament, held Sept. 13 at the Summerland Golf and Country Club.

Golf: Spunky newcomer challenges the Ryder Cup http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/09/21/sports/golf.php
The Presidents Cup begins on Thursday, and favorable comparisons with the Ryder Cup are on the agenda, along with the usual concerns about Tiger Woods's ability to play nicely with others.

Edgewater Beach Resort's Lowered Fall Prices and Temperatures Give Golfers Something to 'Swing About' With summer crowds gone and the weather more mild, Edgewater Beach Resort lowers prices and entices golfers to hit the greens this fall and relive the original sun-splashed beach destination that has lured generations with the Breakfast and Birdies Package, including spacious accommodations, 18 holes of golf, shoe and club cleaning, breakfast and more with rates starting as low as