Monday, March 18, 2019
Monday, March 11, 2019
Friday, March 1, 2019
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Come on out to our 30th Annual Crawfish Tournament!
30th Annual Crawfish Tournament
3-Person Scramble | Sat. & Sun., June 8-9, 2019
$150 per person | +$40 per rider for rental car
Details
Come on out to our famous Crawfish Tournament 3-person scramble June 8th-9th!
Featuring a cash prize ball drop. You may purchase as many balls as you like for $10 each. Enclose amount with your entry. The 2018 WINNER GOT $975.00 CASH !
Field limited to 24 teams for 8:00 a.m. tee time and 24 teams for 1:30 p.m. tee time on Saturday. First 24 teams paid in full get priority choice for tee time on Saturday. Sunday tee times will be determined by flight. We will have senior tees for players age 60 and up.
The social Saturday night is from 7:00 until 11:00 p.m. Non-player social tickets may be purchased for $25 each. No one under the age of 21 allowed without permission.
NO REFUNDS AFTER FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST
Want a sponsor for your team?
You may secure a sponsor for your team for a $600.00 sponsorship fee. A business or individual will receive tournament entry for a team, a logo sponsor sign and 2 additional social tickets for the party on Saturday for the sponsor (6 team tickets are included also.)
In order to make their sign, submit your sponsors name by Friday, May 17th.
Questions?
Call Susan McNeil at 601-764-3403
Call/text 601-764-8444
or click the link below to email us.
Monday, February 25, 2019
Compete in our FCA Tournament!
FCA Tournament
Saturday, March 23, 2019
$120 per team | $60 per person
Registration 7:00 AM | 8:30 AM Start
Compete in our Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2-Man Scramble Saturday, March 23 at Bay Springs Country Club! The cost is $120 per team or $60 per person. Lunch will be provided. We will have some awesome giveaways so be sure to sign up today! The top 4 teams will win.
All proceeds from the tournament will be used to advance the vision & mission of Jasper Country FCA to get the gospel into every school in our county & see it actively lived out
To register click “Register Online”, or contact us at (601) 678-3229
Looking to advertise your company?
Corporate & Hole Sponsorships are available! Contact us at (601) 678-3229 for more info.
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
The 30-second guide to the Genesis Open: Who won, best shot, best storyline and more
Source: GOLF.com
By Josh Berhow
Justin Thomas led heading into the final day of the Genesis Open, but J.B. Holmes, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and others were lurking in what was a long and cold day at Riviera Country Club. Here’s what you missed.
Who won: J.B. Holmes (one-under 70, 14 under overall)
How it happened: Lots of golf was played on Sunday. Thursday’s rain delay pushed the entire tournament back and players returned to the course early on Sunday to finish their third rounds before teeing off for their final round. Thomas was two holes into his third round and led by one when play was called on Saturday, and when the third round was complete he was at 17 under and leading by four. But a lot changed Sunday afternoon. Thomas bogeyed three of the first five and Holmes took his first solo lead with a birdie on 10 when Thomas made bogey. Thomas birdied 11 to Holmes’s bogey to retake a one-shot lead, but Thomas needed seven putts on the 13th and 14th and made double bogey and bogey to fall two behind Holmes. Thomas birdied 16 to cut the lead to one, but couldn’t make a final birdie to catch Holmes. Thomas signed for a 75.
Why it matters: It’s the 36-year-old Holmes’s fifth win of his PGA Tour career and first since the 2015 Shell Houston Open. Holmes’s first two victories came in 2006 and 2008, and he later overcame brain surgery in 2011 before rejoining the PGA Tour in early 2012. The 2014 Wells Fargo Championship was his first victory after returning from surgery.
Best shot when it mattered: Holmes, leading by two with three to play, hit his tee shot on the par-3 16th into the bunker, but he made a key par save from 11 feet. Thomas followed by knocking in his short birdie putt, but Holmes’s clutch par kept him out in front and prevented the two-shot swing.
Notables: Woods closed with a 72 and finished T15, McIlroy shot 69 to finish T4 and Jordan Spieth made quad on the par-4 10th and shot a 10-over 81, his highest score in relation to par in his pro career.
Best secondary storyline: J.B. Holmes’s sluggish pace was noticed by the broadcast team — and social media.
Up next: Phil Mickelson defends his title south of the border as we gear up for the World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship. Woods is also in the field.
Link to article: Click here