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The Winter Park Country Club is excited to be hosting our 2nd Annual “Father & Son” Scramble on Saturday June 20th!
Last year in our inaugural event a great time was had by all!

The event is a 2-Person 18 Hole Scramble with teams made up of Father & Sons or Grandfathers & Grandsons.

ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!!

We have two sets of Jr. Tees for the real “Little Ones”

Entry Fee is $25 per person and includes:

-18 Holes of Golf
- Putting Contest
- Lunch
- Tee Prizes
- Prizes

PLEASE NOTE: The WPCC is a walking golf course! We only have 5 motorized golf carts available so please call ahead ASAP if you need to ride!

CAL 407-599-3339 to sign up or for more info!

Here’s the link to RSVP: Winter Park Country Club 2nd Annual Father & Son Scramble

My most recent Orlando Golf Course Review is up and can be viewed at FloridaGolf.com.

Orlando Golf Course Review – Mystic Dunes Golf Club

I really enjoyed the course. There’s been some jokes thrown around about Mystic Dunes saying “all you need to do is add a clown head and a windmill and you’ll have yourself some putt putt greens.” While I can appreciate the immagry, I think that’s a going way too far.

Like the review mentions, the greens are what REALLY make the course tough and I appreciated that.

It’s a very scenic course and it’s pretty well maintained. Here’s my favorite shot.

If you’ve played it, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.

-Dave

Earlier this year Sergio Garcia and Morgan-Leigh Normal broke off their semi-long term relationship.

Garcia blamed his poor performance of late was not a case of the yips — a nervous condition that throws golfers off their game — but a loss of confidence caused by the end of his relationship with Morgan-Leigh Norman, daughter of Greg Norman, the Australian golfer.

My arch nemesis of late NiceBallz.com, uncovered the super secret break up letter sent to Sergio Garcia from Morgan-Leigh Norman.

I  must warn you, the content in this letter is pretty harsh and may not be suitable for all ages.

After seeing my warning, if you still insist on reading the letter, click Dear Sergio.

My favorite line is “When they say you’re the best player to never win a major, it’s not a compliment, OK?

Ouch.

Happy Wednesday.

-Dave