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**diemeareendup** · 02-20-2011, 06:11 AM

I found the schedule while you were posting. Some really nice courses in there. One day events are really neat.

I was reading some of the copy that talks about the genesis of the series and the fact that for years....decades really, the NE PGA has focused all of its efforts on the scratch golfer leaving 98% of all golfers off of its radar and how this series is a direct reflection of their effort to appeal to a larger audience of golfers. What a great idea!

It seems like the New England PGA wants to make a concerted effort to work with the golf enthusiast no matter their ability. By all accounts they make every effort to make it a great experience for the golfer. The course venues is one proof of that. I browsed through some of the courses on the schedule. It's worth joining just to play some of those courses.

02-20-2011, 06:11 AM	#26
diemeareendup Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	I found the schedule while you were posting. Some really nice courses in there. One day events are really neat. I was reading some of the copy that talks about the genesis of the series and the fact that for years....decades really, the NE PGA has focused all of its efforts on the scratch golfer leaving 98% of all golfers off of its radar and how this series is a direct reflection of their effort to appeal to a larger audience of golfers. What a great idea! It seems like the New England PGA wants to make a concerted effort to work with the golf enthusiast no matter their ability. By all accounts they make every effort to make it a great experience for the golfer. The course venues is one proof of that. I browsed through some of the courses on the schedule. It's worth joining just to play some of those courses.
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