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2715 Leonard St NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49504
(616) 802-4969
2715 Leonard St NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49504
(616) 802-4969
We coach golfers all across Michigan through Golf Schools and Private Coaching. Our primary area of golfers across West Michigan includes the following cities in Kent, Ottawa & Muskegon County:
Ada, East Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Grandville, Belmont, Cascade, Rockford, Forest Hills, Cedar Springs, Walker, Wyoming, Caledonia, Alto, Kentwood, Byron Center, Comstock Park, Grand Haven, Holland, Hudsonville, Zeeland, Muskegon, North Muskegon, Norton Shores, West Olive, Spring Lake, Allendale, and Jenison.
Our golfers come from over 84 zip codes all across Michigan with the following zip codes encompassing the core of our clients:
49301 49302 49306 49315 49316 49321 49331 49341 49345 49401 49418 49423 49424 49426 49428 49464 49428 49464 49503 49504 49505 49506 49507 49508 49509 49512 49519 49525 49534 49544 49546
Ada, East Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, Grandville, Belmont, Cascade, Rockford, Forest Hills, Cedar Springs, Walker, Wyoming, Caledonia, Alto, Kentwood, Byron Center, Comstock Park, Grand Haven, Holland, Hudsonville, Zeeland, Muskegon, North Muskegon, Norton Shores, West Olive, Spring Lake, Allendale, and Jenison.
Our golfers come from over 84 zip codes all across Michigan with the following zip codes encompassing the core of our clients:
49301 49302 49306 49315 49316 49321 49331 49341 49345 49401 49418 49423 49424 49426 49428 49464 49428 49464 49503 49504 49505 49506 49507 49508 49509 49512 49519 49525 49534 49544 49546
Fun Games To Play
Source: http://golf.about.com/od/beginners/tp/bettinggames.htm
You can find many more golf bets at Tournament Formats/Betting Games Glossary. Below are some of the most popular.
1. Nassau
The Nassau is three bets in one: low score on the front nine, low score on the back nine and low score over the full 18. The $2 Nassau is perhaps the most common bet among golf buddies.
2. Round Robin
Round Robin, also known as Hollywood or Sixes, is a betting game for groups of four that involves two members of the foursome teaming up against the other two. The catch is that partners rotate every six holes.
3. Sandies
Sandies have a set value throughout the round. A golfer automatically wins the bet (depending on the rules being played) either by making par on a hole in which he was in a sand trap; or by getting up-and-down from a greenside bunker.
4. Bingo Bango Bongo
Bingo Bango Bongo awards points throughout the round for three different accomplishments. At the end of the round, points are totaled and the differences are paid out.
5. Barkies
Barkies, sometimes called Woodies or Seves (as in Seve Ballesteros), are paid automatically to any player who makes par on a hole on which he hit a tree. The value of a Barkie is determined before the round.
6. Wolf
Wolf is one of the classic golf betting games for groups of four, but it gets a little complicated. Players rotate as the "Wolf." On each hole, the player designated as the Wolf has to choose whether to play 1 against 3, or 2 on 2; and if 2 on 2, then the Wolf has to choose a partner. The Wolf can win or lose more money by going it alone.
7. Arnies
Arnies are side bets whose value should be determined prior to the round. They are won automatically by any golfer who makes a par without having managed to get his ball into the fairway. Named in honor of Arnold Palmer, who made quite a few "Arnies" in his time.
8. Aces and Dueces
Aces and Dueces, or Acey Ducey, is a bet in which there is a winner, two modest losers, and one big loser on each hole. It's a game for groups of four, obviously. The low scorer on each hole wins a certain amount from each of the other three players; while the high scorer on each holes owes each of the other three.
9. Gruesomes
Gruesomes is betting game that pits 2-person teams against each other. Both team members tee off, then the other teams gets to choose which of the drives your side has to play. Obviously, they'll choose the worst - or most gruesome - of the two drives.
10. Criers and Whiners
Criers and Whiners is known by many different names, but the gist is the same: it's a game of mulligans for those players who are always crying and whining about that handful of shots they screwed up. "If only I could have hit that one again ..." The number of do-overs golfers get in Criers and Whiners is based on their handicap index.
Source: http://golf.about.com/od/beginners/tp/bettinggames.htm
You can find many more golf bets at Tournament Formats/Betting Games Glossary. Below are some of the most popular.
1. Nassau
The Nassau is three bets in one: low score on the front nine, low score on the back nine and low score over the full 18. The $2 Nassau is perhaps the most common bet among golf buddies.
2. Round Robin
Round Robin, also known as Hollywood or Sixes, is a betting game for groups of four that involves two members of the foursome teaming up against the other two. The catch is that partners rotate every six holes.
3. Sandies
Sandies have a set value throughout the round. A golfer automatically wins the bet (depending on the rules being played) either by making par on a hole in which he was in a sand trap; or by getting up-and-down from a greenside bunker.
4. Bingo Bango Bongo
Bingo Bango Bongo awards points throughout the round for three different accomplishments. At the end of the round, points are totaled and the differences are paid out.
5. Barkies
Barkies, sometimes called Woodies or Seves (as in Seve Ballesteros), are paid automatically to any player who makes par on a hole on which he hit a tree. The value of a Barkie is determined before the round.
6. Wolf
Wolf is one of the classic golf betting games for groups of four, but it gets a little complicated. Players rotate as the "Wolf." On each hole, the player designated as the Wolf has to choose whether to play 1 against 3, or 2 on 2; and if 2 on 2, then the Wolf has to choose a partner. The Wolf can win or lose more money by going it alone.
7. Arnies
Arnies are side bets whose value should be determined prior to the round. They are won automatically by any golfer who makes a par without having managed to get his ball into the fairway. Named in honor of Arnold Palmer, who made quite a few "Arnies" in his time.
8. Aces and Dueces
Aces and Dueces, or Acey Ducey, is a bet in which there is a winner, two modest losers, and one big loser on each hole. It's a game for groups of four, obviously. The low scorer on each hole wins a certain amount from each of the other three players; while the high scorer on each holes owes each of the other three.
9. Gruesomes
Gruesomes is betting game that pits 2-person teams against each other. Both team members tee off, then the other teams gets to choose which of the drives your side has to play. Obviously, they'll choose the worst - or most gruesome - of the two drives.
10. Criers and Whiners
Criers and Whiners is known by many different names, but the gist is the same: it's a game of mulligans for those players who are always crying and whining about that handful of shots they screwed up. "If only I could have hit that one again ..." The number of do-overs golfers get in Criers and Whiners is based on their handicap index.