"We are really excited about it. It's going to be fantastic weather. We will have all the authentic German food and we are really looking forward to this great event on Friday."

“We are thrilled that artifacts and library materials from our collection will allow visitors to more deeply connect with Mr. Jones, and we’re honored by the trust that the Jones family has placed in the USGA to ensure that his legacy will continue to reach future generations,” said Hilary Cronheim, director of the USGA Golf Museum and Library.

When he first started in March, he was very weak. Watching him progress from sitting in chair and being able to sit himself up and push off the ground...you can see him getting stronger and stronger. - Orlando Rodriguez

“This doesn’t work if we have to make a profit.

We are at Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta, Georgia. This place is sick! - George Bryan

“We said, ‘What’s our biggest gap and how can we differentiate ourselves from other management companies, whether big or small?’” Patankar says. “We all landed on the fact that one thing the industry says it does really well, but it really struggles with, is customer service.”

“It allowed the golf course to really show off our course-and-grounds team and see where the course stacks up against golfers of all ages and abilities,” - General Manager, Ryan Mulvey

“They’ve been kind of a shining light,’’ said Kratzer, who liked the Finn Scooters so much as now has a fleet of 12. “We had some naysayers and some members who weren’t happy and others who thought it was a cool idea. But (the scooters) go out every day in the morning and again in the afternoon. Even some of our older members and ladies have taken them out and love them.’’

“What a great cause to play for, obviously there’s a lot of charity golf tournaments in our area, but to have the funds going directly to education for Bay County golfers who are juniors, it’s awesome,” Mulvey said.

"We are proud to help raise money for scholarships for children and spouses of our fallen and disabled service members," said Bay Point General Manager, Ryan Mulvey.

I rejoined a club that had done a complete 180, filled with new energy and enthusiasm with a bright future ahead. It started with a shift to be more attractive to the local residents versus tourists, giving them more reasons to visit the club.