Meet The Pro
 
Rod Sims came to Mount Shasta Resort in May 2007 after holding the Head Professional position at Dry Creek Golf Course in Galt, California for over 21 years. He is an excellent teacher and club repair specialist. There are at least six Golf Professionals in the Sacramento area who graduated from Rod’s Junior Program years ago. Rod is always willing to help in many ways. 


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The View Point

March, 2010 
 
The golf course was actually open the first two weeks of January before the snow hit the fan. Guess we’ll have to wait till next January to take a group to Hawaii. There are some great packages available and it will be fun. Speaking of fun, we have some activities planned this year that you won’t want to miss. Beginning with the “Masters Sweeps”, we plan to offer a new wrinkle to help your net score so you won’t have to rely totally on your handicap. We’ll provide more information about that later. We opened the Practice Range on Feb. 17th. We should open the course in March, weather permitting.
 
Reciprocal Privileges
 
Boulder Creek Golf Club, Santa Cruz, CA.                       $35.00
Lockeford Springs Golf Club, Lodi, CA.                           $35.00
Tierra Oaks Golf & Country Club, Redding, CA.               $35.00
Riverview Golf & Country Club, Redding, CA.                   $40.00
Wilcox Golf & Country Club, Red Bluff, CA.                    $40.00
Lake Shastina Golf Course, Weed, CA.                            $40.00
 
Members may play once per month at each of the above golf clubs. Fees include green fees and cart. This flat fee is for nine or eighteen holes. A maximum of two groups a day may play at these rates. Tee time reservations must be made by our golf shop staff at least twenty-four hours in advance. Reservations are available only Monday thru Friday after 10AM. Also, please observe course rules wherever you play. “Cart Paths Only” must be obeyed when posted.
 
New Members
 
Randy and Brenda Bigler ; Jeff and Susan Baldo ; Gary and Roxanne Woods ;
Jeff Lee ; Scott Waite ; Joe Lapthorne ; Randy Burrows ; John Redmond ;
Dale Walker and Carolyn Miller ; Bob Polkinghorn ; and Joel Moerer.
 
Welcome to Mount Shasta Resort and don’t hesitate to call or come by the Pro Shop if you need questions answered about the services available to you.
 
Hole-in-One
 
Bob Shipley “aced” hole #13 (125 yards) on Tuesday January 5th.
Last year, hole #13 was “aced” seven times! Looks like a good place to get your first “ace”.
 
Beat the Pro
 
Joe Bonchonsky and Keith Wood shared the honor of winning the most bag tags that said, “I Beat The Pro at Mount Shasta Resort”.  We won’t make it so easy this year !
 
 
Free Golf Clinic
 
World infamous golf guru, Jonathon Atrick, will be here to conduct a very entertaining golf clinic to our members on the evening of March 29th. The clinic will begin at 6PM in the Highland Room. Space is limited to the first forty members, so sign up early. You do not want to miss this event. A social hour in the Lounge will immediately follow the free golf clinic so our members can meet and chat with this old legend.
 
Tip of the Month
 
There are basic fundamentals to consistent golf. You need the proper posture, grip, grip pressure, alignment, stance, ball position, rhythm, tempo, and excellent eye and hand coordination. If you can achieve all that, then you need a good attitude and a little luck. Your friends can tell you what you’re doing wrong, but it takes a Pro to tell you how to do it right.
 
Golf Trivia
 
What is the most important shot in golf?  Answer: Your next one.
 
Course Management
 
Ok, you know how to play golf, but do you know the best way to play Hole #1 at Mount Shasta Resort? Here’s a few suggestions:
 
         
Hole #1 is not a long hole and the “big hitters” can get there in two.
The average golfer must play smart. If you keep your tee shot in the fairway, and hit your second shot within 150 or 100 yards out, you still have a tough downhill lie to a green that slopes away from you. There is a hazard to the right, bunkers right and left, and you don’t want to go long. The green is long and narrow with lots of slope. It’s a great starting hole… or not.  P.S. Bring your camera.