Parma's 2 Course Challange "2 White socks" Tourney Day

Thanks to all who showed up to play, and a bigger thanks to all those who helped and donated. This event raised $400 for continued course improvements from pads on back 9 of vet, Tri-c completion ... show more ›

Thanks to all who showed up to play, and a bigger thanks to all those who helped and donated.


This event raised $400 for continued course improvements from pads on back 9 of vet, Tri-c completion and the future installation of the Nike site.

For me its bed time Im beat!

I will post scores later. ZZZZZZZZZZZ

this is karrie not tom i figured i would reach more people if i posted under him. i live in parma hts and usually bike to the course. i would like to play this tournament but do not know if i will h ... show more ›

this is karrie not tom i figured i would reach more people if i posted under him. i live in parma hts and usually bike to the course. i would like to play this tournament but do not know if i will have enough time between the two courses to get to tri c by bike. is there anyone willing to give me a ride please i will pay for gas. tom will probably ride with chong if he is going if not we can work something out with the two of us instead of having to bike. thanks

WHY 2 WHITE SOCKS????? I have been asked this question a few times and when i explained I get blank stares, so I checked to be sure I was correct. Below is a wiki snippet.......... On January 1 ... show more ›

WHY 2 WHITE SOCKS?????

I have been asked this question a few times and when i explained I get blank stares, so I checked to be sure I was correct.
Below is a wiki snippet..........

On January 1, 1931, a proposition to annex it to the city of Cleveland was defeated, and Parma became a city. Parma's tremendous growth came after World War II as young families began moving from Cleveland into the Suburbs. During the Cold War, Parma's Nike Site Park housed Nike missiles located in underground silos.[3][4] Between 1950 and 1960 Parma's population soared from 28,897 to 82,845 and peaked in 1970 at 100,216 before falling to the currently estimated population of 81,000.[5]

Parma was, throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the butt of jokes by local movie show hosts Ghoulardi, Big Chuck & Little John, and The Ghoul, due to its Eastern European, most specifically Polish, make-up. (Only until recently, now a section of Parma is name "Ukranian Village"). The Serbian community is also quickly growing in population. Ghoulardi famously made a series of shorts called "Parma Place." The jokes dealt with Parmans' alleged love of white socks, pink flamingos, chrome balls, kielbasa and pierogi and the polka.[6]