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Expected Hours for the Days Ahead:

Wednesday, 4/2: 50% chance of thunderstorms early, if not raining, open at 7 AM. 69°

Thursday, 4/3: Open at 6:59 AM, cloudy. 59°

Friday, 4/4: Open, time to be determined, cloudy with showers, breezy in afternoon 54°

Saturday, 4/5: Breezy with periods of rain, may close early if rains, may possibly be closed if forecast continues to worsen. 48° 

Sunday, 4/6: Open, time to be determined, morning rain and cloudy. 54°

Monday, 4/7: Open, time to be determined 53°

Tuesday, 4/8: Open, time to be determined. 60°

 

Driving range open till sunset daily. Range machine does accept cash and cash payers at range machine receive discount, tokens available for purchase in the clubhouse. Range will close on Monday mornings for a couple hours for mowing going forward.

Updated 4/1/2025 10:55 PM

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Men's / Ladies Scrambles

 

Monday 3/31/25 @ 5:30pm - Ladies Night 

2 Lady Scramble / Draw for partner $10 Entry Fee (Greens/Cart Fee in addition to Entry Fee for non-members)

 

Thursday 4-3-25 @ 5:30pm - Men's Night 

2 Man Scramble / Draw for partner $10 Entry Fee (Greens/Cart Fee in addition to Entry Fee for non-members)

 

Friday 4-4-25 @ 5:30pm - Mo Money is Back (requires Jotform sign up) 

 

Mo Money Rules Click Here

 

To Register a Team for Mo Money  Click Here

 

To See Results From 3-21-25 Mo Money CLICK HERE

 

SCRAMBLE TIME CHANGES

Monday, Thursday and Friday Scrambles adjust Start Times according to the following schedule

Mondays

 -----March 31st - Move to 5:30pm Start-----

April 28th - Move to 6:00pm Start

Thursdays

-----April 3rd - Move to 5:30pm Start-----

May 1st - Move to 6:00pm Start

Fridays

-----April 4th - Move to 5:30pm Start-----

May 2nd - Move to 6:00pm Start

 

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New Incentives Coming Soon!

 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DEMO/FITTING DAY 

 

 

 

 

GET READY FOR SPRING!

FITTING DAY 

Our very own Meg Kimberlin (Srixon Rep) will be teaming up with Mike G (USGTF Instructor) this Spring for FREE club fittings at the range. We now have access to a Garmin R50 portable Launch Monitor that we will be using to aid in your personal fitting to make sure we help get your game on par.

It's not too early to be thinking about upgrading your clubs this Spring. Srixon has an incredible line for all playing levels at a fraction of the cost of other name brands,  and made with the same technology. Here is what Google AI responded to a search for a Srixon Irons Review ...

"Srixon irons, particularly the ZX5 model, are widely praised for their excellent blend of forgiveness, workability, and feel, making them a great choice for mid to low handicap golfers who want a combination of distance and shot shaping ability, with many reviewers highlighting the consistent performance and smooth turf interaction thanks to their "Tour V.T. Sole" design;. 
Key points about Srixon irons:

• Workability:
  While forgiving, Srixon irons still provide enough workability for players to shape shots with some precision, particularly with the ZX7 model which is designed for more control. 

• Feel:
  Many reviewers consistently mention the excellent "soft" feel of Srixon irons at impact, which is attributed to the quality of materials and construction. 

• Tour V.T. Sole:
  A prominent feature of Srixon irons, the "Tour V.T. Sole" design helps the club glide through the turf smoothly, leading to better strike consistency and improved feel. 

• Forgiveness:
  Srixon irons, especially the ZX5, offer a good level of forgiveness even on off-center hits due to their cavity back design and sole design, making them suitable for a range of skill levels. 

Different Srixon iron models and who they might suit:

• ZX5:
  Considered the most versatile option, offering a good balance of forgiveness and workability, suitable for mid-handicap golfers looking for a consistent and playable iron set. 

• ZX7:
  Designed for lower handicap golfers who prioritize precision and shot shaping with a slightly smaller profile and less forgiveness compared to the ZX5. 

• ZX4:
  A more forgiving option within the ZX series, providing greater distance and a higher launch for golfers seeking maximum forgiveness."
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 So start getting a game plan to make 2025 the best year for your golf game. 

 

 

 

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 Handicap Flag Users: CLICK HERE

 

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Currently Starting at 11am - Subject to Temperatures So Check Back for Changes

 

 

When are Annual Club Events held?

Spring Ryder Cup: Last weekend (Saturday) in April

Family Classic: Second Saturday in August

Fall Ryder Cup: Third weekend (Saturday) in September

Club Championship: First Saturday in October

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Current Hours of Operation

(CLOSED FOR SEASON) POOL: Sunday-Thursday: 8:00am-8:00pm (Closes Sept 5th) |  Friday-Saturday: 8:00am-9:00pm

GOLF COURSE (Tee-Time Required): Monday-Sunday: First Tee-Time 8:00am*  |  All carts must be in by Sunset

RANGE: Monday: Open 10:00am |  Tuesday-Sunday: Open  8:00am  

Range closing times coincide with Course closing times at sunset

 

*The the actual greens temperature must be 45° or above and no frost. On "iffy" weather days. scrambles must have at least 12 Members in order to open up for play. This will end if there's damage to the course.

 

TEE-TIME= The time you're on the tee box ready to hit your first ball, not the time you check-in at the Clubhouse.

 

Last 18-hole tee time is 2 hours before sunset, last 9-hole tee time is an hour before sunset.

 

 

Mike G. is our USGTF Certified Golf Coach. Golfing for Good - 50% of all fees will be donated to The Kearney Food Pantry. Leave a message with the Clubhouse at (816) 628-4800, stop by to inquire, or CLICK HERE to schedule your appointment.

 

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