ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
27 WHAT IS THE FAVORITE CLUB
IN YOUR BAG? The 4-iron. I hit it pure all the time, it’s my favorite recovery club from under trees. I can pipe it down the fairway, bump and run with it – it has quite a bit of utility for me.
28 WHO IS THE GREATEST
INFLUENCE IN YOUR PERSONAL LIFE? My wife. We dated for seven years prior to getting married, dated though college and we have kind of grown up together, and gone through a lot of life changes together.
29 DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE FOOD 31 WHAT IS YOUR DREAM OR RESTAURANT? It has to be some sort of barbecue. Doesn’t need to be fancy and generally the best ones aren’t fancy. I like a barbecue brisket, something off the smoker. Salads are my dayto-day favorite, but for a special favorite it is barbecue.
SCRAMBLE TEAM? Tiger, Phil, me and one of the guys from by Sunday foursome – Adam. That would be entertaining.
30 WHAT VEHICLE WOULD YOU
DRIVE IF YOU HAD A MONEY TREE GROWING IN YOUR YARD? I have too many, but money tree, then a 1969 Camaro resto mod, Forest Green.
THE MIGCSA AT GIS
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he 2020 Golf Industry Show has been an important one for a very long time, this is because our very own Past President John R. Fulling, CGCS was elected as the 84th President of the GCSAA! Congratulations John! We look forward to your vision on a national and global level with the GCSAA. With this momentous occasion our Platinum Partners from Site One Lee Collins and Steve Rebhan, CGCS took it upon themselves to get a few shirts made to commemorate the election. For the first time in the history of the GCSAA the incoming president was late to the next chapter party because of autograph signings.
John Fulling, CGCS and GCSAA CEO Rhett Evans
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On Wednesday evening more than 200 Golf Industry Show attendees came by the Michigan gathering at the very new (this was their very first night being open!) Rodizio Grill in Pointe Orlando including many from the Tennessee chapter. We paired up with the TGCSA three years ago in Orlando after they had a change in their management and needed a place to get together at GIS. We had a good relationship with Shelia Finney the previous Executive Director of the TGCSA who went to work for GCSAA and she had put us in touch with Melissa Martin the new ED in Tennessee and our board approved a joint gathering in Orlando. It went so well the Board approved this for future GIS gatherings. This grouping together provides us the ability to
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