TIFTON — The Golf Club of Tifton is being organized to provide golfers an alternative golf program and membership. The vision of the GCOT is to provide members a pay-as-you-play program without monthly dues or food and beverage charges.
As with private clubs, tournaments are conducted at local and surrounding golf courses and social functions and dinner/dances at local restaurants or hotels.
Members are only charged for those events they select to participate in and at a reduced rate. The tournament director has over 31 years of experience conducting events and has served as a committee person for public golf with the Georgia State Golf Association.
Yearly membership is $55.
The GCOT will support local golf courses, businesses and local charities.
Membership is open to male and female golfers 18 years of age and older. Tournaments are governed by USGA and GCOT rules.
The Golf Club Of Tifton will be an affiliate club of The Golf Club Of Valdosta. The 2010 schedule will include 11 major events, and 33 Saturday dog fights.The 2010 membership drive will run through Jan. 30, with a discounted rate of $45.
For additional information contact the Golf Club Of Tifton at (614) 441-3965 or e-mail tournament director John Ungar at johnungar@yahoo.com.
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