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Bay Area Chapter Report

We have been quiet with a busy summer for pros in our section. We are feeling the sting of not getting events on the calendar due to our restructure early in the year. We do have an event in August coming up at TPC Stonebrae. We have a sponsor secured and will be getting it published on the chapter webpage and section schedule.

Bay Area Chapter President Mark Naylor, PGA

MBAC Board Meeting Minutes 5/26/22

Present: John Crater, Sam Frick, Travis McCabe, Kelsey Jo Holsten, Matt Sterling Schedule: 6:00pm - 7:00PM Location: Virtual Meeting via Zoom

Welcome - 6:00pm call the meeting to order

2022 Event Schedule - Matt Sterling

Education Event

2022 Special Awards Dinner - Sam Frick Committee Chair

Board Meeting schedule for 2022 - Times to be determined

Chapter Newsletter

Open Discussion

Match Play - Round 1 currently ongoing Stroke Play - August 14 @ Crazy Horse August 15th location needed. Concourse is the same week. Possibly move date? Maybe September or October Pro/Scratch 6/6/6 - July 11th @ CVR sponsored by Andy Paisal Season Finale - December @ Tehama

$1,000 from section for event Topic: Teaching/Operations Speaker: round table, single presenter? Location: The Pebble Learning Center Skins game on the Hay Hosted dinner after

Start by location venue Date: After Thanksgiving and before Christmas Awards dinner: Budget Chapter could subsidize, $50 per ticket cost to attendees

September 8th December 8th

Monthly publication Assign topics to each board member with deadline Member highlight Current Tournament status Message from President Education: Link to The Fairway or additional topic Local community events

Carmel Valley Ranch has open Membership Sales position Corral has open Assistant Professional and Merchandiser positions

June 14, 2022

North Coast Chapter Report

The North Coast Chapter had a big first official event of the year when PGA Member Greg Senestraro hosted the Redwood Pro Am on May 23rd. It was a successful venture as a good number of fellow PGA professionals and their amateurs are now set to resume back to pre-pandemic routine that includes more travel.

There is nothing set in stone until the Annual Meeting in October to meet again, but there have been suggestions to do so. More discussion is needed to clear everything up on what’s going on up and down the Chapter right now and what the plans are for 2022 and beyond.

The next Chapter events will be the Beau Pre Pro Texas Scramble (6/20) and the Baywood Pro Am (7/18-19).

Sincerely,

Ted Mattila North Coast Chapter President PGA Golf Professional Buckingham GCC

North State Chapter Report – Semi Annual Meeting 2022

It is my pleasure to provide this update on North State Chapter activities as well as recognize our tournament winners and those who have greatly contributed to our success.

The 2022 North State Board of Directors consisted of President Derek Zachman, Vice President Greg Ciavarelli, and Secretary TBA. Committee members include Pat Shaw (Growth of the Game), Kelly Runkle (Tournaments).

Mission Statement

The mission of the North State Chapter is to elevate the standards of PGA professionals through processional development, education, tournament competition and sharing of best practices. We believe in growing the game with players of all ages and promoting the enjoyment and involvement of the game on golf in our area.

Financial Status Greg Ciavarelli

Message for Career Consultant – Caitlyn Doyle

Hard to believe we are almost halfway through the 2022 calendar year! My first five months in this new role as your Career Consultant has been a thrilling and rewarding ride and I wanted to reiterate to you all how honored I am to serve this wonderful Section.

A couple reminders:

1. Please complete your compensation profile on PGA.org if you haven't already done so. This is a very important tool that the Career Services team uses to better support your fellow professionals and employers within the industry with the goal of increasing compensation for all PGA Professionals. This profile is strictly confidential and owned by the PGA Professional.

2. Are you low on MSR's? There is still time to sign up for the Engage, Elevate, and Advance Webinar led by myself and Junko Harkins, PGA on June 9th. This is a great way to learn about PGA resources

that are available to you and earn MSR credits. Sign up using the link below. Can't wait to see you there!

The Section also has a plethora of opportunities available and there are videos you can watch on PGA.org from the 2022 PGA SHOW.

Don't forget! The Section's Semi-Annual Meeting is coming up on Sunday, June 26th and it is a great way to earn MSRS, network with your fellow professionals and have some fun too while at the El Dorado in Downtown Reno! The following day is the 4 Pro Scramble at Somersett so grab a team and I will see you out there!

I look forward to seeing many of you in the coming months and please don't hesitate to reach out should I be of assistance to you. I am happy to help and look forward to continuing to build relationships with you all.

Kindly,

Caitlyn Doyle, PGA PGA Career Consultant Serving Northern California Section cdoyle@pgahq.com 541-231-8424

Message from PGA Player Engagement – Junko Harkins ***Video***

Most recent events: 2022 North State Chapter 4 Pro Scramble sponsored by Birk Nelson and Orange Whip.

Hosted at Winchester Country Club in Auburn on March 14th with 28 members in attendance. Congratulations to the teams of Zachman/Glass/Kraker/Sasser + Johnson/Shirley/Toscano/Woods + Ciavarelli/Coleman/Musser/Nelson for winning with a score of 56. A huge thank you to Birk Nelson and Orange Whip for his support!

Upcoming Events

August 15th 2022

Lake of the Pines Pro Am

November 7th 2022

North Ridge CC Chapter Championship

Potential Events: Looking for host sites

Pro Assistant

Open Forum

Reduction of Golf Professional & Increase in play How to handle? How are you hiring? How are you mentoring?

Respectfully, Derek Zachman, PGA North State Chapter President

NCPGA San Joaquin Valley Chapter Report June 2022

The San Joaquin Valley Chapter has been relatively quiet over the start of Summer. We had an event scheduled earlier in the month of June, but unfortunately had to cancel. We don’t normally attempt an event around this time of year but decided to give it a shot, and remembered quickly why we don’t host them in June. We had pretty significant heat in the valley during this time frame and our Golf Professionals have a lot on their plate to start the Summer. In the future we will reserve a large portion of our events for the Fall and Winter months with perhaps an event in the Spring. Our participation numbers show that this fits best for our Chapter Membership. Currently we continue to run our “Season Long” Match Play, we are winding down to the final handful of players that will continue to compete for the title of SJVC Match Play Champion.

As a Chapter we have seen our participation numbers fluctuate greatly between higher than normal participants, and then lower than usual for some events to the point of cancelation or postponement. With the Central Valley Golf Professionals being so busy we are finding that now more than ever the timeframe for scheduling is as much or more important than the type of event we host. We are going to continue using the easy technology and communication through the Section to reach our players as well as placing high value on personal relationships and making the competition somewhat secondary. We plan to continue this type of outreach with the hope that we will continue to host a number of events throughout the year and keep our Chapter healthy.

Respectfully submitted, Ryan Lancaster, PGA SJVC President

Sierra Nevada Chapter PGA Executive Committee Meeting Thursday, May 26th, 2022 Montreux Golf & Country Club, Reno, NV

Board of Directors Present: Travis Alley, John Hermans, Andrew Workman, Fred Elliott, Greg Wenzel, Chris Detsch, Anthony Roth, Dan Garner, and John Hughes Regrets: TJ Duncan

Called to order at 11:15am

Travis Alley • David Pfisterer has announced that he is leaving Clear Creek Tahoe – welcome to the Board of Directors Dan Garner • Dan was the next candidate with the most votes in the previous election.

Education Update • Plenty of online opportunities for those who still need MSR Points • Set up a launch monitor/instructional training this late summer/early fall at Old Greenwood or Grays Crossing. September 21 or 22.

Tournaments Update • Great turn out at Montreux for the Pro-Pro o Even opened up a couple more spots to accommodate players on the waiting list. ·Match Play didn’t happen this year. The month of May might be too busy for some schedules. We can try to plan for the event later in the season, maybe October would work better. ·Tournament Points for Brooks Park; oShould Pro-Am’s, Pro-Pros, & Individual events have different weight of points. ·Should we increase the cost for events? We currently charge $100 for Montreux, would we be able to raise it to $150 and still get participation. ·Yardages for the different flights; does the current model still work?

Fred Alexander Clinics ·We had a successful transition year taking it over from Shelly. ·A huge thank you to John Hermans, Chris Detsch, Fred Elliott, Greg Wenzel, John Hughes, Dan Garner, Mike & Chris Mazzaferri, TJ Duncan, Gus Jones. ·First Tee Northern Nevada took over a lot of the responsibilities involved with the organization, registration, and sign ups. ·Looking to continue the two days of events moving forward with two clinics each day to accommodate the most juniors and different geographic locations.

Barracuda Championship ·Educational opportunities for volunteers

Golf Digest Article ·Very important for everyone to read the article and be able to talk about it if addressed. ·May be an opportunity to share with employers to open up the conversation about compensation and responsibilities.

Meeting adjourned at 12:30 pm