A pledge from the Head Golf Professional at CrossCreek
Come See for Yourself why Golfers are Calling CrossCreek the “Best Conditioned Course in the Temecula Valley”
We just received word from CrossCreek’s Head Golf Professional Tim Gardner, that he’ll credit you back your green fee plus $10 if you don’t think CrossCreek is in great shape.
Here is his pledge:
“I can’t begin to tell you how many golfers have stopped me in my tracks this month just to tell me what great condition the golf course is in, and you know what? They’re right!
But don’t take my word for it. Let me help you prove it to yourself when you play CrossCreek through October 31st, 2005. If you don’t agree that CrossCreek is in great condition, I’ll refund your green fee and give you $10 out of my wallet just for wasting your time!
Play CrossCreek now! One of the best golf courses in San Diego!
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Michelson Romps at Pebble
Phil went and grabbed another check Sunday, having an enjoyable romp at Pebble Beach on the final round going in with a 9 stroke lead. The television cameras actually caught him watching the windsurfers hit the waves off the 14th tee box. Nice….
Sunday, Pebble Beach, have a couple hundred grand waiting for you when your finished, can golf 7 or 8 over par and all those other poor saps are fighting it out for second place…..
This guys playing good, real good. But Tiger has taken a couple weeks off, so the early season showdown at La Costa is gaining some more intrigue.The last couple of years at the Accenture have been somewhat ho-hum as far as golf’sLuminaries go, seeing that Phil had an early exit last year, along with a lot of the higher seeds, so hopefully what we’ve seen this year bodes well for a semifinal or a final full of favorites.
Who knows? maybe even a Tiger Phil Showdown.
Mickelson Weighs In…
Phil Mickelson flexed some muscle today, winning the FBR Open (formerly the Phoenix open), and it pretty much flew underneath the radar due to the media avalanche of the Superbowl. But make note of this, Mickelson did something he has never done before. Phil got a lead and then held it……
The thing about it is Mickelson had this lead days ago, kept it, didn’t falter, dropped putts when they counted, and basically didn’t give anybody a chance; keeping his 4 stroke lead, and finalizing the “another day at the office” performance by draining a 20 foot fringe putt on the 18th hole, hugging his daughters, kissing his wife, and grabbing the big check.
The FBR event - formerly the Phoenix Open - draws (by far) the biggest crowd of any PGA tournament. An estimated 165,000 people were there on Saturday, and the tournament draws about half a million each year. The signature hole” The Asylum”, as it is known, is the par-3, 162-yard 16th hole. It is really a throwaway nothing par 3, except for the fact that there is a loud, boisterous throng of thousands cheering or booing a players every shot. Think of your loud, obnoxious fraternity brother crossed with Mardi Gras, add ample amounts of Pete’s Wicked Ale and multiply by 5000, and you have some idea of the crowd. Intimidating to say the least. And they have adopted Mickelson as their “desert son”. Unfair really, since Phil plays golf in San Diego and there are at least half a dozen pros in the tournament this weekend who call Scottsdale home.
Phil will be back in San Diego for the Accenture Match play at La Costa in two weeks, and should be brimming with confidence after Sundays Victory, and his puttting looked solid and consistent, along with his generally solid short game. The only question is, If tiger played, and was in the chase on Sunday, would Phil have cruised? Woods took the Buick at Torrey Pines South golf course, Mickelson’s unofficial home field. The Accenture at La Costa might be a good place for a showdown between the two, and maybe a little payback. Stay tuned