Greater Amateur Golf Association

10/04/2022

Name for Sale with copyright 1999.

06/15/2017

Members,

We have 63 members in The Greater Amateur Golf Association.

I am planning 4 club group events for the months of July, August September and October.

Dates not set but most likely on the 3rd Saturday of the month beginning in July with a tee time of 8:00. Courses that I am looking at are White Hawk, Battle Creek, Woodbine and Stone Creek.

This will be a club handicap event based the golf course where each event is held. Entry fee for each event will be $50.00 for green fee and cart. Any amount left after play fee will go to 1st 50%, 2nd 30% and 3rd 20%.

I will provide more details based on how any are interested in playing.

Feed back welcomed.

Thanks,

05/02/2017

Shaw Homes.

05/02/2017

Group from Musogee Department of Veterans Affairs went to The Masters this year.

05/02/2017

Keep golfing my friend.

07/02/2015

Faith Love Baptist Church
1208 Tamaroa Street
Muskogee, Oklahoma 74401
Phone 918-616-3468
Rev. Glenn

05/14/2015

Here’s a favorite post of ours from the past: USGA Handicap System™

The following club is licensed to utilize the USGA Handicap System™.

Golf Club Name: Greater Amateur Golf Association
Golf Club Type: 3
Club City, State: Broken Arrow, OK

Club Licensor: United States Golf Association

27 members and growing

Al Gardner
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05/07/2015

Here’s a favorite post of ours from the past: A new member, Bobby Burt has joined your club, the Greater Amateur Golf Association (GAGA). You can see their profile by going to your club overview. An official USGA Handicap League.
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08/09/2014

08/04/2014

Cherokee Hills Golf Course with Von Castor, Robert Stone and Robby Cupps.

06/27/2014

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05/12/2014

http://preprod.pga.com/golf-instruction/improve-your-game/3-ways-improve-your-game-tee-shot-video

Golf is so much easier from the fairway than in the trees - but how do you hit better tee shots?