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New membership pricing means savings

2013 Course of the Year announced

New corporate members welcomed

Know your membership benefits

In this issue:

10,000 Golfers!

Pictured here is the Runner-up team of Ariel DeCastro and Jeff Palmer from

Macatawa Legends Golf Course, Holland

Golf Business ConferenceInfo inside

MGCOA’s Golf League Championshipsystem reaches all time high

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Real Money• GolfEMS free software solution for outings and tournament $500 Value• Michigan Clubs Fund Dividend Workers Comp Program Save 30% to 40%• Entegra Procurement Services 7% to 11% Savings plus quarterly rebates• Coca Cola procurement program• Member discounts to ServSafe certification through Michigan Restaurant Association and free admission to the Michigan Restaurant Association Show• Insurance evaluation courtesy of Kapnick Insurance

Membership Doesn’t Cost…It Pays!Call 800-860-8575 to sign up

Resources• “Guide to a Successful Golf Outing” booklet available for your use to distribute to new outings. Guide is distributed to all meeting and event planners, association executives and legislators. Only MGCOA member courses as listed.• “Tee Off Times” quarterly newsletter • Monthly members-only email newsletters• Michigan Golf Business online Buyers Guide• MyMGCOA.com classified Sales Website free to members ($75 for others)• National Golf Outing “Shotmakers Scramble” collaborator and promoter• Directory of Member courses on line by location and alphabetically• Michigan Golf Business Conference and Vendor Fair• Education Programs, Events and Webinars• Golf Outing and Supplier Field Day• Planet Green recycling program benefits the MGCOA Educational Support Foundation

Golfer Retentionand Promotion• MIGolfeague.com an internet-based golf league management system• Golf League Championship for league golfers • Player Development Grant of $1,500 and $1,000 Golf Entrepreneur grant

Legislative Action• Retain top lobbyist for Michigan Golf Industry• Manage the Michigan Golf Alliance, a collaboration of Michigan golf associations• Bi-weekly legislative newsletters• Has a seat on the Michigan Water Task Force• Attends legislative meetings and monitors, evaluates and fights for the Michigan Golf Industry• Property Tax and Service Tax analysis and legislative initiative• Golf Industry Legislative Day at the Capital

Association Initiatives• Create, produce and promote the Golden Passbook to Michigan Golf to fund the association’s legislative advocacy• We look at the future of golf to envision what areas of the business need additional education opportunities• Represent 1/3 of all courses in Michigan• We are the leading state golf course business association in the USA• Many of our ideas are duplicated around the world for best practices

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Board of Directors

PresidentJeff HoagScott Lake Country Club

Vice PresidentSusan VanderburgIndian Lake Hills

TreasurerBill FountainMajestic at Lake Walden

Past PresidentBob KoutnikFox Run Country Club

by Jeff Hoag, MGCOA President

Your map to “There” begins withMGCOA Membership

When we began this season, I chal-lenged everyone to think of how we are “Getting from Here to There”; not necessarily about getting from the beginning of the season to the end, but more about the evolution of the golf business and the success stories of golf courses that have gotten “There”. The fact is the golf business is different today. As golf course owners and operators we have been forced to make adjust-ments and change how we operate.

The same goes for the MGCOA. The MGCOA had made adjustments to the budget and with a new agree-ment with the NGCOA, will be able to lower your cost of being a mem-ber of the MGCOA. We have made it easier for you to be a member. Join and reap the benefits of member-ship. In fact, look to the left facing page and you will see that Member-ship Doesn’t Cost, It Pays.

In this issue you will also see the information on the Michigan Golf Business Conference. The confer-ence has been repackaged so that you can bring more people for a lower price. You can bring 5 key staff to this premier golf business event for the price of 3. Knowledge

is king and the more people on your staff that have access to knowledge, the better your facility will be.

I am biased! I have been a mem-ber of the MGCOA for decades and am thankful for the opportunities that the Association has given me. Even today, our course enjoys cost savings of several thousands of dollars each year. Our participation in the Golf League Championship and its software has provided us another tool for customer reten-tion and better yet, more rounds. I know that our Association’s gov-ernment affairs team is looking out for us. With the functions that I do attend, I meet fellow opera-tors and we can pick each other’s brains for ideas. This exchange of ideas, whether at a function or list-serv, is the real value of belonging to the MGCOA.

So “Getting from Here to There”, how far along are you? Have you gotten “there” yet? As a golf course operator you are faced with many choices. Whether to join the MGCOA or attend the Michigan Golf Business Conference are just two of them. But if you are looking for help or for the answer to How

News from the President

Kathy AznavorianFox Hills Golf & Banquet Center

Larry BowdenThe Natural

Ed ClarkSandy Ridge Golf Course

Jim DewlingTotal Golf Inc.

Frank GuastellaFranklin Golf

Toni JoersConcord Hills

Fred MawsonCorporate Tax Resources

Larry MooreU.S. Golf Cars

Carolyn OlsonElmbrook Golf Course

Steve RameyChisholm Hills

Dan RooneyGrand Haven Golf Club

Tom SchwarkSycamore Hills

Jon ScottGull Lake View

Curtis WrightCopper Hills Golf Course

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New membership pricingfor 2014!

The golf industry needs a break. And you need to be a member. Win. Win.

9 hole golf courseswas $235 now $150








Multi-Course operatorswas $795 now $500

Join today and pay the 2014 price.

Questions about membership or pricing,call Kate Moore

800-860-8575

do I get from “here to there?” at-tend the Conference, and then join. It’s the map… from here to there.

Come join us!

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New corporate membersGREG JOHNSON MEDIA SERVICES JOINS MGCOA…and gets put right to work!

Greg Johnson has written about Michigan golf for 34 years in his career as a sports writer for the Grand Rapids Press and media

s e r v i c e s consultant w i t h t h e r e c e n t l y developed Greg John-son Media Services.

H e c u r -r e n t l y p r o v i d e s

services, including press releases, press room coordination, edit-ing, photography, videos, website content and all media content makeovers for several sports and non-sports clients, including the Golf Association of Michigan, the Michigan Section PGA, Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournaments and now the MGCOA.

He has contributed to various national publications, served as a Heisman Trophy voter, covered 17 Masters Tournaments, 16 Super Bowls and the 1996 Atlanta Olym-pic Games among many major sports events. His many writing awards include being named the Michigan Associated Press first-place sports newspaper columnist in 1994.

Johnson was also a member of the Golf Writers of America for many years and currently serves on the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame committee. He co-founded and an-nually directs the Corky Meinecke Memorial Scholarship golf outing at Grand Valley State University, and teaches classes at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Aqui-nas College in Grand Rapids.

In 2012, the Michigan Golf Course Owners Association presented him with the Bruce Matthews Lifetime

Achievement Award for his contri-butions to Michigan golf.

A native of Three Rivers, he grew up in St. Joseph and holds journal-ism degrees from Lake Michigan College and Michigan State Uni-versity. He is married to Carol Boland-Johnson, has one daughter, Jennifer Johnson-Timmerman, and resides in Hudsonville.

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TAKE BACK YOUR TEE TIMES!Dealing with tee time sites is no

fun, and can cost your golf course thousands of dollars a year. Ac-cording to an in house survey,

about 98% of surveyed golf courses in Michigan are unhappy with the current tee time software available to them. So what did we do? We shut up and listened. We went to the drawing boards, and built a site focused around the wants, needs, and pains of all golf courses, big & small.

SkyBirdie Inc. is a forward think-ing, Golf Solutions Company based in Jackson, MI. With a diverse team of marketers, designers, and pro-grammers, SkyBirdie’s primary focus is giving our clients the best return on their investment. We of-fer golf courses the opportunity to have complete control over their tee times & golf deals, all while retaining up to 98% of their green fees. SkyBirdie also provides golf courses with web & video services, 24/7 access to SkyBirdie Labs, and free real-time tournament software, plus much more.

Find out more at SkyBirdie.com or feel free to call us at 517-990-1000. Ask about how to get your Free SkyBirdie profile today!

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10,000 League (golfers) under the tee!“For the past three years,

our leagues have had access to quality handicapping and scheduling service. In turn, we have gained a valuable marketing and communication tool,” said Perrin Fenske, League Coordinator a t H a w k H o l l o w properties. Well, they are not alone. With an incredible growth of 68% in its 9th year, the Golf League Network and the Golf League Championship have reached over 10,000 Michigan golfers in the 2013 season.

T h e 2 0 1 3 G o l f L e a g u e Championship Tournament of Champions was a great success with leagues from all over the State of Michigan competing for great prizes on a beautiful day. Our host course, Eagle Eye Golf Course in Bath stepped in with great service

and fantastic course conditions. Every player walked away with a GLC golf hat and a custom bag tag as well as other great giveaways. There were fabulous prizes including “ G o l d e n P a s s b o o k t o

Michigan Golf” for the top finishing teams as well as gol f equipment from Adams Golf for a variety of player contests!

The 9th Annual Golf League Championship was a great success. We want to thank the Hawk Hollow Properties and Eagle Eye for providing this fantastic venue. We also want to thank our premier sponsor Coca-Cola and Adams Golf for the donation of some fantastic prizes and Kapnick Insurance Partners for their support of the

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program.Get your golf course in the game

and sign up with the Golf League

Network. Great pricing for the 2014 season in available now. Call Jason Snow at Handicomp, the MGCOA’s technology partner for the GLC at (616) 588-4356.


The Michigan Golf Business Con-ference is for anyone in our industry from operators, golf professionals, superintendent, owners, golf mar-keters, you name it.

Is it time to change? Two pow-erhouse keynote speakers will challenge us to think it just might be. Opening the Michigan Golf Business Conference and Vendor Fair this December is a national marketing icon Mike Veeck. Veeck will challenge us to put fun back in the workplace because “when fun is good… performance is better.” This simple approach can bring out the best in your employees and keep customers coming back for more. Following Veeck are two days

From the Executive Director

by Kate Moore, MGCOA Executive Director

Golf Business Conference: Come for Change!Michigan’s premier education program for golf business comes to Amway Grand in December

filled with education on marketing, player development, legal issues, website optimization, tips from su-perintendents, property tax issues and more. Chief capitol correspon-dent Tim Skubick will enlighten and entertain us on everything political, and we will round out the confer-ence with a closing keynote from the leader in player development strategies, Jim Baugh.

The Michigan Golf Business Con-ference begins with a Pure Michigan reception on Monday, December 2 at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel. Tuesday experience “The Power to Change Yourself” with Mike Veeck sandwiched between education ses-sions, the Vendor Fair exhibits and

concluding with a Town Hall style reception and entertainment featur-ing Tim Skubick.

Wake up Wednesday morning to MIGCSA’s Adam Ikamas who, along with Debbie Swartz, will teach us a thing or two about “why the superintendent does that.” Then more education, a fantastic lun-cheon banquet and the PGA and Golf 20/20 expert Jim Baugh’s “The Power to Change Your Industry.”

Conference pricing is very afford-able so multiple participants from your golf course can attend. For more information and to register, please visit www.mgcoa.org.

To learn more about this and other programs at the MGCOA con-tact Kate Moore (800) 860-8575 or [email protected].


Michigan Golf BusinessA N N U A L C O N F E R E N C E & V E N D O R F A I R

Dec. 2–4, 2013 - Amway Grand Plaza, Grand Rapids

How to Register

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ProgramInformation

ConferenceOverview

PLUS: Start your conference with a PURE MICHIGAN reception Monday 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Come toGrand Rapids

2013Mike Veeck, marketing trailblazer on

“The Power to Change Yourself”

Jim Baugh from Golf 20/20“The Power to Change Your Industry”

Come for Change!


9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

3rd Party Ain’t No PartyJay Eccleton

2:30 - 5:00 p.m. Marketing Mix Strategies

5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Town Hall Reception

2:30 - 5:00 p.m.

Player Development 2.0

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

Women, Where Are You?Janina Jacobs

About the SpeakerVeeck hails from a baseball family – his lineage in the sport goes back at least a century. His grandfather was the President of the Chicago Cubs and his father was a Hall of Fame owner with the St. Louis Browns, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox. Veeck, himself, is part owner of six baseball teams. In 2005, Baseball America named him one of the 25 most influential people in baseball over the last 25 years. His first book and his philosophy, Fun is Good, describes how the simple approach of putting “fun” back into the workplace can bring out the best in your employees and keep your customers coming back for more.

Session DescriptionModerator Bay Paul and his colleagues will tour you through a wide range of make or break strategies for successfully reaching the golf consumer.

Session DescriptionModerator Jeff Hoag (owner Scott Lake Country Club) will lead the discussion on the many ways available to bring more golfers to your golf course.

Session DescriptionRoughly 40% of all new players coming into the game are women’ is a phrase that has coming from golf industry organizations for over 25 years. Unfortunately, there is another statistic rarely discussed in the same breath: only one in four of those new women stay with the game. Let’s get them and keep them.

About the SpeakerJanina is a longtime competitive golfer, international golf and travel writer, and media consultant specializing in women’s business issues.

Session DescriptionWhen Fun Is Good…Performance Gets Better. Learn a different way to bring fun, employee engagement & profitability into the workplace. What workers truly want is an intrinsic connection to their work and their company. Join Mike for this engaging, enjoyable and enlightening event.

10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

The Power To Change Yourself -Fun Is GoodMichael Veeck

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11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Vendor Fair and Luncheon

Golf LeagueChampionshipJason Snow,Handicomp technology partner with this award winning MGCOA league product.

Total GolfAdventuresDave Robinson,2012 Player Development Leadership Award winner.

Golf 2.0Frank Chieppa,PGA Player Devel-opment Regional Manager.

Building Better EventsDick Garn,National Golf Outing“Shot Makers Scramble”.

ProductMobile Applications for tablets and smart phonesBay Paul,Course Logix

PromotionCultivating Connections: making the most effective use of your resourcesBill Hobson,Michigan Golf Live

PriceGetting your website on the first page of Google.Bay Paul

PlaceLocation, location, location: get the customer to come to your location James Morrow,Golf EMS

Join Tim Skubick for cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and lots of Pure Michigan political insights. Tim is the longest serving member of the state capitol press corps, covering Michigan government and politics and is also a member of the Michigan Broadcasters Hall of Fame.Bring your questions for Tim!

Tue

Session DescriptionLearn strategies to grow the game through industry cooperation and the use of modern technology. Don’t blame the poor economy and reduction in facility fees. Take control. This session will have a portion focusing on audience participation and shared stories of marketing failures as well as successes.

About the SpeakerFrom course maintenance to clubhouse management, Eccleton strives to move the needle in every aspect of The Emerald’s operation. Jay has held just about every job in the business, right up to his current role as director of operations at The Emerald Golf Course in St. Johns.


9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

Super TipsAdam IkamasDebbie Swartz

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.

Ask The LawyerMelissa Jackson

10:15 - 11:15 a.m.

Property TaxRound TableFred Mawson / Eric Rule

About the SpeakersAdam: Adam is the executive director of the Michigan Golf Course Superintendents Association and the Michigan Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program. Prior to his position with the MiGCSA, Adam was head superintendant at Crystal Mountain Resort.

Debbie: Debra S. Swartz is an environmental specialist in the turfgrass industry, and Great Lakes Regional Representative for e-par USA, Inc. She is also an instructor for the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America delivering environmental seminars and webcasts.

About the SpeakersMawson: Owner of Corporate Tax Resources

Rule: MGCOA lobbyist, Capitol Strategies Group

About the SpeakerDavid Lorenz is the Manager of Industry Relations & International Marketing for Travel Michigan, a division of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation – the official State of Michigan tourism promotion agency. He oversees Travel Michigan’s efforts in the areas of international marketing, packaged travel, conventions and meetings, industry relations, golf and sports-event promotion.

About the SpeakerMelissa is a shareholder in the Employment Labor & Benefits Practice Group. Melissa is highly experienced in providing employment law counsel on a wide range of matters includingFamily Medical Leave Act; Fair Labor Standards Act; Michigan Wages and Fringe Benefits Act; unemployment compensation and much more. Having served as a Human Resources Director for ten years prior to entering law school, Melissa has the advantage of understanding the employers’ perspective first-hand.

About the SpeakerJim’s consulting business specializes in the sports and leisure industry focusing on strategic approaches, planning, operations, product development, and sourcing, sales, and marketing opportunities. For the PGA of America and Golf 2020 Jim is a consultant for golf initiatives. Jim is a leader in initiatives to “Get America Moving” including working on securing legislation in Washington, DC, to help our sport grow participation, and rebuilding our physical education programs throughout America.

Session Description “Why does the Superintendent do that?” These turf grass and environmental experts will reveal the reasons the Superintendent does the things that can affect play and profit. Also, Adam and Debbie will provide an update on the Michigan Turfgrass Environmental Stewardship Program.

Session DescriptionThis session is designed to provide helpful information on the importance of a well-prepared and current employee handbook. We will focus on some of the benefits and necessity of an employee handbook including defining the relationship between employer and employee, your employees know what to expect from the employer and what the employer expects of the employee, thereby creating a positive work atmosphere and more productive work force, and so much more.

Session DescriptionThe never ending issue of property tax relief is top of mind for the MGCOA’s lobbyist Rule and board member Mawson. Together with Tom Schwark, government affairs committee chair, they will discuss current situations and strategies for tax relief.

Session DescriptionThe most popular and highly regarded travel campaign of any state is our own Pure Michigan campaign. Dave will recap the travel industry initiative and how the state is dealing with the changing image of Detroit as well as how the campaign is attracting the eye of the world.

Wed

1:00 - 2:00 a.m. The Power To ChangeYour IndustryJim Baugh

10:15 - 11:15 a.m.

Travel MichiganSite OptimizationDave Lorenz

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11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Awards Banquet

And for your dining pleasure...

Ikamas

Mawson

Swartz

Rule

Pure Michigan opening reception on Monday night features Pure Michigan beer, wine and appetizers. Tuesday morning enjoy coffee, tea and danish, two refreshment breaks, Vendor Fair luncheon buffet and at the Town Hall

evening with Tim Skubick enjoy hors d’evours and spirits (make your dinner plans to follow this fun event). On Wednesday we will serve a full breakfast and beautiful banquet luncheon.

Session DescriptionIncrease participation in golf and your business and how the super powers in Golf are rallying behind Get Golf Ready with national consumer marketing sup-port. One of the other important parts of Jim’s presen-tation focuses on increasing your business by increas-ing golf participation by women at your facility.


Sycamore Hills Golf Course named2013 Course of the Year

Sycamore Hills Golf Course, a 27-hole championship public golf facility designed by award-win-ning architect Jerry Matthews and located in Macomb, has been se-lected the Michigan Golf Course Owners Association’s Course of the Year for 2013.

Owned and managed by the Schwark family, Sycamore Hills is conveniently located near Detroit, easily accessible from the sur-rounding metropolitan area and offers a resort atmosphere in an urban environment. An 18-tee, 300-yard practice range and multiple tee position options on each of the golf holes highlight the standout fa-cility. Matthews, a Michigan-based architect, designed the expansive layout of three nine-hole courses to test the skill of expert golfers while allowing novices to enjoy the

experience as well.“We are thrilled and honored to

be selected, and proud of our staff and management,” Tom Schwark, owner and general manager, said. Schwark was honored by the Asso-ciation in 2005 with the Lyle Leeke Distinguished Service Award for his commitment and contribution to the Association and to the golf industry in Michigan. He chairs the Michigan Golf Alliance, a consortium of the al-lied golf associations in the state for the purpose of legislative advocacy.

Kate Moore, MGCOA’s executive director, said the accomplish-ments of the Schwark family,

Sycamore Hills Golf Course, Macomb.

their community contributions and exceptional management of Sycamore Hills made it an easy se-lection as course of the year.

“The golf course exemplifies what the consumer of golf in our state is looking for -- exceptional service, a quality golf course and reason-able rates in a family atmosphere,” she said. “The Schwark family has proven that a family business has a place in our industry.”

Sycamore Hills will be recognized at the annual Michigan Golf Busi-ness Conference and Vendor Fair on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel in Grand Rapids.

To: MGCOA Board of DirectorsFrom: Kate Moore, Executive Director

Thank you for volunteering to undertake this vital service to the golf industry. Your gift of time and talent as a volunteer board member makes possible many important benefits to your fellow owners and operators.

Kathy Aznavorian, Fox HillsLarry Bowden, March RidgeEd Clark, Sandy RidgeJim Dewling, Total GolfBill Fountain, The MajesticFrank Guastella, Franklin GolfJeff Hoag, Scott LakeToni Joers, Concord HillsBob Koutnik, Fox Run

Fred Mawson, Corporate TaxLarry Moore, US Golf CarsCarolyn Olson, ElmbrookSteve Ramey, Chisholm HillsTom Schwark, Sycamore HillsJon Scott, Gull Lake ViewSue Vanderburg, Indian Lake HillsCurtis Wright, Copper Hills


Registration Information (copy this form if you have more than four registrants)

Name 1 (to appear on badge)____________________________________________________ e-mail: ________________________________________________

Check all that apply: Owner/operator PGA MIGCSA CMA HFTP









Organization/Course ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip_________________________________________

e-mail________________________________________________________________ Phone__________________________________________________________

Are there special needs for any of these attendees?__________________________________________________________________________________________

Michigan Golf BusinessANNUAL CONFERENCE & VENDOR FAIR

Dec. 2–4, 2013Amway Grand Plaza HotelGrand Rapids

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Conference Registration Form

Payment Information (No refunds after November 22, 2013)

Check payable to MGCOA enclosed Visa Mastercard Discover

Credit Card Number _________________________________________________________________________________

Total $________________ Exp Date_______________ Customer Code (last 3 digits in signature panel)________

Print Name______________________________________ Signature_________________________________________

Hotel ReservationsConference attendees stay at the Amway Grand Plaza and receive the MGCOA discounted rate of $123 per night for single/double and includes self parking in attached parking ramp. To make hotel reservations, please call the hotel directly at 800-253-3590 by Nov. 9. When calling be sure to mention that you are attending the Michigan Golf Business Conference. For more information on the hotel visit www.amwaygrand.com.

Three ways to register!Online at www.mgcoa.org • Fax this form to (517) 267-8984 • Mail to: 603 S. Washington Ave., Ste 303, Lansing, MI 48933

Attendees Member Passbook Member* Non-Member

1 Attendee = $285 $185 $395

2 Attendees = $470 $285 $580

3 Attendees = $655 $470 $765

4 Attendees = $655 $470 $765

5 Attendees = $655 $470 $765

Tues. or Wed. Only (circle one)

Cost Option x Attendees = $_____________

Member ($200) x ______ = $_____________

Non-Member ($300) x _______ = $_____________

SUB-TOTAL ____________ SUB-TOTAL ____________$ $

Registration: Full Conference

*New this year: courses participating in theGolden Passbook to Michigan Golf are “Passbook Members”.

Full ConferenceSub-Total

$___________

One DaySub-Total

$___________

TOTAL$___________

Registration: One Day


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