Wednesday, November 14th, 2018, / Sundance

Sundance Golf Course-Signature Hole
Hole # 6 is a par 3, 175-yard hole requiring a precision shot over the golf course’s only water feature. The lake offers enough mental challenge for most golfers that greenside bunkers were not needed to add to the hole’s difficulty so none were added at the time of design. The green offers plenty of challenge already with the built-in undulations and severe slope that can easily guide your ball toward the lake that surrounds 65% of the green’s surface. 
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Sundance Golf Course-Signature Hole
Hole # 6 is a par 3, 175-yard hole requiring a precision shot over the golf course’s only water feature. The lake offers enough mental challenge for most golfers that green side bunkers were not needed to add to the hole’s difficulty so none were added at the time of design. The green offers plenty of challenge already with the built-in undulations and severe slope that can easily guide your ball toward the lake that surrounds 65% of the green’s surface. 
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Sundance Scoring

Warren Meehan takes 1st place with a 69 net on a chilly Sundance track. Tom Willis captured 2nd in a tie with Tom Giljum who got 3rd both scored net 74s. A scorecard playoff determined the Tom/Tom finish. Rich Golz captured the Atta Boy all by himself at 76 net.

Birds

CTPs

Next up for VGA, Saturday, November 17, 2018, StoneCreek, Shotgun Start, 7:00 AM, $ 55.00 + Annual get together, with free Lunch for Members and handing out prize money for 2018 winners.

Etched into the desert on the pristine terrain in the heart of Phoenix, Stonecreek Golf Club’s magnificent par-71, 6,871-yard championship course was originally designed by Gary Grandstaff and Roy Dye, brother of the iconic Pete Dye and part of the Dye Designs dynasty. The course was subsequently re-designed by noted golf course architect Arthur Hills & Associates to modernize course infrastructure and bring it up to today’s standards while incorporating numerous environmentally-friendly maintenance and agronomy practices. The result is an adventurous, breathtaking links-style layout that has been rated four stars by Golf Digest. Mature trees frame emerald green Bermuda fairways and hilly, elevated greens, with creek beds meandering throughout the course and coming into play on five holes – adding to the course’s beauty as well as its strategic diversity. While challenging for scratch golfers, five sets of tees on each hole enable golfers of all ages and abilities to enjoy this picturesque desert golf gem, which features panoramic vistas of the Squaw Peak Mountains from every hole.

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