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Three Star Award Golf Digest
Places to Play 1994-1995
u Great course...great greens...super clubhouse "
Tom Jackson's newest design on the strand.
This layout offers a variety of challenges with
twenty-three crystal clear finger lakes
taunting novice and scratch plavers alike.
PUBLIC INVITED
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Call for tee times: ouu-?4Z-?ayu
Hwy. 9 North Myrtle Beach S.C.
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At St. James Plantation
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Three Star Award Golf Digest
Places to Play 1994-1995
**Very difficult hidden gem. ..very
unu8ual...very friendly"
A P.B. Dye design, this course offers eighteen exhilarating
holes along the Intracoastal Waterway in the pristine
beauty of St James Plantation. PUBLIC INVITED
Call for tee times: 800-247-4806
St. James Plantation
P.O. Box 10040 ? Hwv. 211 ? Southport. NC 28461
Oh, Those Entertaining Elks!
Golf Is Next On Their Agenda
BY MARJORIE MEGIVERN
When they're not having a
fling, putting on a play or
holding brunches for
Moms and Dads, they're satisfying
that universal South Brunswick
urge with golf tournaments. One
way or another, the Calabash Elks
and its Indies Auxiliary find plentv
of ways to entertain themselves and
the public throughout the year.
With a membership of about 56().
and more than 2(K) auxiliary mem
bers. a great deal of creative fun is
possible
Auxiliar\ President Gloria Foster
rattled off an exhausting list of
events her group sponsors, featur
ing most recently the May 28
Spring Fling. Billed as "a day to en
joy out community." this fun-filled
day featured water-dunking and
pie-chucking town officials, and in
cluded more sedate activities, such
as arts, craft and games.
Some special events for mem
bers only include the forthcoming
dinner theatre, a murder mystery
written by local writers, Peggy
Jaynes arid Gerrie O'Connell.
Brunches honoring mother and fa
ther on their special days is another
Elks-only specialty.
"But every month we have
breakfasts for the public, held one
Sunday every month." Foster said.
"Our ladies auxiliary is a philan
thropic organization." she \sent on
"All funds raised are given to chari
ties."
This was echoed by the Elks'
Exalted Ruler. K.C. Anderson.
"Elks do everything in order to
raise money and help people: we
help anybody," he said. Their pro
jects include sending IS underprivi
leged boys to summer camp in
Henderson County, holding com
petitive "hoop shoots" for boys and
essay contests in middle schools,
and offering their own scholarships.
The next fund-raising opportuni
ty is also a change for women
golfers anywhere within publicity
range. It's the "ladies only" tourna
ment, open to the public and spon
sored by the auxiliary under the
leadership of Patti Lewellyn and
Mary Lou Taylor. "Last year we
started this," Lewellyn said, "and
nobody thought we'd have much
participation, but it was a sellout.
We raised S37(K), which went to
our Donna Stoughton Memorial
Nursing Scholarship at Brunswick
Community College." Shani Med
lin and Josh Brinkley were scholar
ship recipients.
Scheduled lor August 20. the
event will again channel pn>ceeds
to this scholarship. Lewellyn said
the shotgun start is at 8 a.m. at
Sandpiper Bay Golf Club. With a
Captain's Choice format, there are
144 starts. The $35 entry fee in
cludes green fees, cart, prizes and
an awards luncheon at the lodge
following the tournament."
To enter, send your check,
payable to Auxiliary Golf Tour
nament, to Janet Polizzotti, 1103
Duncan Dr., S.W., Seaside Station,
Sunset Beach. 28468.
GOLF COURSE SUMMARY
Find The Best Bent- Grass Greens
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Georgetown Road near Calabash
The forgiving Dan Maples creation
is topped off by a beautiful planta
tion clubhouse and pro shop.
Sandpiper is a fascinating course
that feature wide fairways, a friend
ly cut of rough and some of the
best, bent-grass greens you'll find
anywhere.
Naturally-sculptured bunkers
guard elevated greens that are high
iy-receptive to approach shots.
Many of the holes demand a drive
over or near water or marsh.
Sea Traii Plantation
Sea Trail Plantation at Sunset
Beach in the county's largest golf
resort, with three championship
courses and an on-site golf school
that recently opened for business.
Dan Maples built the original
Sea Trail course, which features 4()
foot elevation changes and tree
studded islands surrounded by wa
ter.
Golf Digest recognized the Ma
ples course as one of the most out
standing new resort courses in
1986.
Rees Jones and Willard Byrd fol
lowed Maples with two more
world-class courses. Each layout
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yards.
On his course, Jones blended his
magic with the best in natural ter
rain to suit both contemporary and
traditional tastes. His use of elevat
ed tees, mounds, hunkers and water
to frame the holes and focus on the
natural beauty of land is outstand
ing.
The Byrd course at Sea Trail fea
tures two expansive lakes and stun
ning scenery. It has many interest
ing changes in elevation and a vari
ety of challenging dogleg holes.
Oak Island
Oak Island Golf Club is a 6,800
yaiu George Cobb design located at
Caswell Beach.
The course is carved out of a
maritime forest and features fair
ways lined with towering pines and
shading oaks.
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