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WM Hill )0 CHRONICLE ' Wednesday, luly $1.20] 1- 25 LUSh green OVBI‘ hard fairways don‘t know whar beverage they put in the one of the most cheered wins l‘ve seen in a Hey, l’ve got enough trouble with my During my tenure as a “course Imam lug after you win me oldest golf tour- long while. since it went to a guy who is truly declining skills The hard fairways might get rater/tanker" for the Ontario Golf magazine. nament in the world. The celebratory drink one of the better guys in the up-andâ€"down me longer shots. but i don’t need the crazy it was easy to put it in my top 40 selections could be wine if the trophy name means any» world ofpro golf. bounces or greens where balls run off the and then give it added exposure as one of thing but if it isn‘t, I’ve got a Won for Phil [love the British Open for putting surfaces and into the provinces “hidden gems” theThn‘lL the quirky courses it's played deep pot bunkers One of the most remarkable things about As you mark your comeback victory from on and the often wild weath- l might not be crazy Elmira is to marvel at how it has matured . last Sunday, how about a double scotch. on er that can be a part of the ; l , )5 . about old country links over the years I remember standing on the ‘ the rocks? event. ‘ l ' i courses. but I will continue first tee and being able to see all over the ) After winning the Scottish Open one But having said that, let , to get up early every morn- course back in the ‘705. Now the layout is a . week before the British Open. both in Scot- me also add that if] never L a: ing of Open week competi- sea oftrees and green growth. l land. isn't it fitting that the drink would be a play any of the grand old 3313‘} _,;.;_:;n y . ‘; don to watch the best in the One of the highlights of a recent media double Scotch? granddaddies, it will not ‘7; "F 8‘ .5 world test their skills against celebration at Elmira was the gathering of And “on the rocks" will also have double bother me. And this despite 3g . g the most challenging cours» the only four professionals the 50â€"year~old 1‘ meaning. Normally it means straight up on the fact that way down on a if as facility has had running the pro shop. 1 ice and it's the best way to drink scotch 75-year-old's bucket list is a g The reason i have enjoyed writing about i However, in honor of me site of phi] desire to have one game at g. 3 Happy Birthday, Elmira golf for this my 56th year is the fact that I ) Mickelson‘s mumph at Munfield, on (he the birthplace of golf, St. 2-" -.. And speaking about lush, have dealt with so many great pros includ~ l rocks could also describe the sundrenched Andrews “- green courses in this part of ing the Elmira foursome of Herb Rudney. Bill greens and fairways which looked about as Watching four days of tel~ the world. here's congrats to Stady. Brad Matthews and current head man l rock-hard as any l‘ve seen in the last few evision made it more than BILL “SKIP” the Elmira Golf Club which leremy Log'el. the only four PGA of Ontario ‘ decades. clear in my mind that i will JOHNS marks 50 years of operation pros to lead the mral operation. ‘ Since I'm crafting (his literary master- take thegreen.gmengmssof this summer. Four pros in 50 years? That should tell ; piece on Sunday night, if you see anybody Waterloo Region em like ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' I didn't first play the you what kind of operation it is at FJmira, else with this suggestion it's just the luck of lnnerkip~Highlands, Rockway. Westmount. wonderful 6.300-yard layout until the mid- «- the draw and 1m not stealing someone else’s Dundee. Cambridge, Pushnch â€"and the list 705 but I only needed one trip around the Bill (Skip) lohns retired from fill/ffnlt’ ideas. goes on and on â€" over the parkling«lot hard outstanding up and down layout to know l sportswriting in 2002 but always know a Yes, Sunday‘s “now for Mickelson was fairways and greens of historic places like was going to be a fan forever. And that's good golfcourse when he play: one He can . Muirfieldi been the case. be reached a: skipschr‘pngoldenflet, o o o 0 Sailing not only for the lads at CSC Wrestler wms at Pan Am Games Continued from page 24 “We usually try to get the kids thinking Former Waterloo Regional m Both Cough and Parker have been about upwind sailing.” said Parker. Matmen member Matt “a involved in competitive racing in the past “Usually by the end of the summer they 18335 is now officially one of I" " ., â€" a section of the program (levels 5 and 6) can sail to a point fairly easily" the best wrestlers in the t” 4 that the club expects to add next year. Sessions run from July to August. That Americas ‘ i _ The club currently has 24 kids at level i; timeframe allows for kids to advance as far He won a bronze medal ‘ ‘H .I the beginner level. 12 at level 2: and three as Level 3 from the beginner level in just during competition at the .. ‘ ~__ . or four youngsters at level fl and level 4 one summer. Pan Am lunior games in [if “I.” ‘ ~75“ a The programs work on a graduation The club also has an adult membership Santiago. (ihile last weekâ€" hasis. but somewhat experienced sailors base and hosts race nights on Wednesdays. end, leading his team t0 tan skip a level if t'lub instructors assess training nightstm luesdays as well as crurs thlrd [ll-H t‘ overall In the K“ and see that they are experienced enough mg nights on Fridays. competition. , ~ ln the first level. kids learn knots. tacking After Aug, 1. student and junior nit-m lagas is now a ”W0 and living, t’apsi/ing as well as safety hersl‘nps drop to $50 and $40 That pritv Mustang wrestler, and in FormerWaterloo Regional MatmenWrestling Club member rt-qtiirernt'nts from lrnnspnrtatmn (.anzida includes the use ufthe club‘s boats lvehruary ht‘ It‘d the team to Matt 18935 has “cred bronze in the Pan Am Junior Games and It admin vs from there an ()UA Championship. WHIP W " “M 7 7 ' ' fi .5 -: 1.5"" ' a , ‘ . SOAKUP a Ml'l' ,2 t gunn- - /~}}]),lllt‘ ”I" .“ Fan. 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