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  • The following is a list of significant amateur and professional golf tournaments in Wisconsin in 2009: APRIL

  • This paper compares two methods of examining the entry choice of professional golfers, focusing on the size of the purse, the strength of the competition, and a newly constructed variable, the match of the player's skills with the skills rewarded at each tournament, while controlling for some dynamic factors such as year end pushes to cross relative earnings thresholds. Logit regressions are one method of examining the entry choice. A second method exploits combinatorial arithmetic. Choosing which n of N tournaments to play is equivalent to choosing n balls without replacement from an urn with N balls. The results show that golfers choose tournaments with higher purses, with a better skills match, and when the competition is fiercest.

  • STOCKTON, Calif. -- The BYU men's golf team finished off the fall season on a sour note, finishing 10th overall at the Pacific Invitational on Wednesday. We were pretty sloppy on the greens," BYU coach Bruce Brockbank said. "We just didn't make puts that we needed to. We took for granted how fast the greens would get.. The holes were in fancy and tough locations.

  • Frank Cuomo, owner of CafA(c) Elm in West Haven, hosts the 11th annual CafA(c) Elm Golf Tournament at the Alling Memorial Golf Course in New Haven. Proceeds benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's fight against blood cancers. The fee is $125 per golfer and includes post-tournament lunch at the Polish American Club in West Haven. Call Cuomo at CafA(c) Elm at 937-6521. A--The first Manufacturing Technology Benefit Golf Tournament at Wintonbury Hills Golf Course in Bloomfield. A shotgun start is at noon. Cost is $150, and includes golf, cart, a tax-deductible donation, gift, lunch provided by Panera Catering, contests, raffles and dinner. The tournament, sponsored by CNC Engineering Inc. in Enfield and Koma Precision Inc. in East Windsor, will benefit Machine Technology at Asnuntuck Comm...

  • Amateur and professional golfers are getting ready for West Virginia's two biggest tournaments, the West Virginia Open and the National Mining Associa...

  • July 20 A--The 18th annual Friends of Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital Golf and Tennis Open will be held at the Farms Country Club in Wallingford. Proceeds will help fund the purchase of special equipment for the new pediatric specialty center on Long Wharf. Entry fee is $250 for golf, $140 for tennis, with cocktails and dinner to follow. Cost is $80 for cocktails and dinner only. Registration for golf begins at 11 a.m. to be followed by a shotgun start. For more information, contact Jessica Scheps at 688-8727 or jessica.scheps@ynh.org.

  • New charity golf tournaments are down, as are corporate sponsorships. But non-profit organizations with longtime ties to golf are finding new ways to reach the green. In Calm Waters' annual spring golf tournament, the Oklahoma City- based non-profit found it had the exact number of golfers signed up to play at the same price as the prior years. Yet, faced with weakened economic atmosphere, Calm Waters decided to drop its net profit goal from $100,000 to $50,000.

  • June 15 A--The 14th annual Tee Up For a Cure Golf Open will be held at Lyman Orchards Golf Club in Middlefield to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

  • Aug. 16 The Men's Club of St. Frances cabrini church in North Haven will hold its 32nd annual Fathey Lyddy Memorial Golf Classic at Hunter Memorial Golf Course in Meriden.

  • Charity golf tournaments are growing as fast as grass on the links. Every week from May through September, a handful or more are held at golf courses in the region to raise money for underprivileged children, military families, college scholarship programs, the homeless and other causes.



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