Sponsored by Michigan Golf Journal
GAM members who have made the most of their GAM Golf Days during 2020 gathered at Indianwood Golf & Country Club for the GAM Golf Days Series Championship presented by the Michigan Golf Journal, on Oct. 6.
Winners, both net and gross, were determined among men, women and senior men. The field of 84 golfers became eligible for the final championship day by having won a previous Golf Day event earlier in the season.
Play completed the 11th season of GAM Golf Days, a service for all GAM members that offers playing opportunities at top golf courses across the state, including private clubs, for cost-saving rates. Golf Days, all with 84 open slots, offer a casual yet competitive day of golf to all GAM members, men and women, and provide opportunities no matter how well they play the game.
Indianwood is a historic club dating to the 1920s and the Old Course is annually ranked in the top 100 classic golf courses in America. Four major championships have been played on the Old Course; 1930 Western Open won by Gene Sarazen, 1989 U.S. Women’s Open won by Betsy King, 1994 U.S. Women’s Open won by Patty Sheehan and 2012 U.S. Senior Open won by Roger Chapman.
Congratulations to the Championship flight winners in October:
- Men’s Gross: Ian Porzondek
- Men’s Net: Brian Bauer
- Women’s Gross: Lynne Thompson
- Women’s Net: Peggy Westman
- Senior Men’s Gross: David Goodyke
- Senior Men’s Net: Thomas Gralinski
The fun tournament paid Top-4 in Men’s gross and net, Top-6 in Senior Men’s and Women’s division first and second place, gross and net.
Membership in GAM must be renewed by February 1 to sign up early for the 2021 GAM Golf Day schedule.
Michigan Golf Journal was very happy to support for a second year such an event that is built for fun, challenge and camaraderie among golfers.
