Summit Scrambles

I won't be able to make it Saturday as my brother is home from NYC this weekend. I will be in Wooste ... show more ›

I won't be able to make it Saturday as my brother is home from NYC this weekend. I will be in Wooster. I'm willing to continue to help with club activities/functions whenever I can. I'm passionate about getting 9 more holes cut out of the woods at Hudson and I know several other people who are as well. Its free land, we have the parks support and who doesn't love more dg holes? Not sure who could slide into Eric's el Presidente roll but I would absolutely help design, orchestrate and cut-out 9 more holes on par (pardon the pun) with the new holes. I think it would take about ten people dedicated to the project to get it completed (let me know if you're in). I also want to update pin positions (sleeves), along with the signs (re-print and plexy/outdoor vinyl). After that, I just want to play, or maybe get a course in Cuyahoga Falls (ol' Greg???).

I'll try keep it short, I would live to see the club go on, but it would take just the right person ... show more ›

I'll try keep it short, I would live to see the club go on, but it would take just the right person to step up and take the role from Eric. There are probably only a few people that could fill that role, and if one of them doesnu2019t want it, then I would rather see the club liquidated, or at least cut back dramatically. The way I see it, with the new tee pads the club has already been a gigantic success, and if we get new baskets, itu2019s icing on the cake. If itu2019s possible to liquidate the club and have enough money to buy the baskets, I think that is the best move rather than have someone who isnu2019t the perfect fit to take over the assets of the club. Then maybe someone takes over running events at the course and thatu2019s it. Run a league and a tournament or two a year and be done with it. Its easier to trust someone with that than all of the club assets.