Friday Sep 10

Preferred Golf

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Click Here!Want to be a Preferred Golf Member at 5 different Golf Courses?

The Center Valley Club, in conjunction with 4 other Golf Courses...Olde Homestead Golf Club, The Club at Morgan Hill, Hideaway Hills Golf Club and Riverview Country Club will now be offering a membership titled "Preferred Golf Membership", which provides you access to all five courses.

As a valued customer of our club, we wanted you to have first opportunity to hear about this new offering. The first 250 members to sign-up will become Charter Members of the Preferred Golf Membership and will receive specialized pricing for 2010.

Once your membership fee is paid you will not longer have to pay green fees at any of the participating courses for the rest of the year. With the Preferred Golf Membership you can enjoy the benefits of a membership without the drawbacks.

♦ Play 5 different Award Winning Courses
♦ Unlimited Golf at Each Course
♦ Pay Membership Fee with your Credit Card
♦ No Monthly Dues/Assessments		 ♦ No Food and Beverage Minimums
♦ Member Only Tournaments
♦ Member-Guest Tournaments
♦ No Initiation Fees		 ♦ Advanced Tee Times
♦ Pro-Shop Discounts
♦ Free Pass to each course for guests
♦ Guest Fee Discounts

Full details and pricing can be found by visiting the PGM website at:

www.PreferredGolfMembership.com

Pro's Tips

Welcome to the golf tip section, designed to assist you in improving your golf game

How To Hit The Big Dog.

Here are some swing tips on how to hit your driver longer and straighter.


1. Proper Set Up - Make sure your body is square when you set up. Having an open stance or body position will cause the ball to fly off line.
2. Secondary Tilt - When you set your posture, be sure to include secondary tilt by tilting your upper body slightly away from your target. This will assist in both increasing your turn in your backswing and improving your golf ball launch angle.
3. Turn Trunk - An arm swing won't help you here. Your best bet for success is to rotate your trunk, keeping your arms and the golf club in front of your chest as you do so. Rotate away from the ball and rotate through the ball into a full follow through.
4. Keep it Loose - Tense arms will only slow the club down. Keep your grip and arms loose for maximum club head speed.

USGA Rule Book

Rules Of Golf -

Rule 12.
Searching For A Ball.

In searching for a ball a player may move items which may obscure the ball from view in the process of his search, but only to the extent necessary to identify the ball and not if such movement would improve the lie of the ball, his stance for a shot or the line of the shot.
If a ball is covered by loose material or sand then such material or sand may be carefully removed only to the extent necessary to reveal the smallest part of the ball necessary to identify it.
If a ball is accidentally moved during a search then it must be replaced in its original position.
If a ball is lost in water a player may probe for the ball, but again must return it to it original position if such probing dislodges it.

Identifying A Ball.

It is the responsibility of a player to ensure that he plays his own ball and, to this end, each player should mark his ball if necessary.
Should it be necessary to lift a ball in order to identify it, then this is permitted as long as the ball is replaced in its original lie. Before lifting a ball a player must announce his decision to do so and mark the position of the ball.

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