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December 2022 President's Letter

12/19/2022

 

GACC 2022 - Not a Bad Start

Hard to believe 2022 is quickly coming to an end.  Before we look back and talk to the future, let me begin by wishing you and your families a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season.
 
As a new Board in October 2021, we approached 2022 not knowing exactly what we were getting in to, but we shared a vision full of hope and optimism.  Armed with only the results from our first survey in years and some gut ideas, we built a plan for 2022 we hoped would build a solid foundation for years to come.  To pull this off, we needed and received lots of help and support from our playing members, their spouses, neighbors, The Pub and our sponsors.  Without these people, none of what we did would have been possible and for that we say thank you. 
 
While our survey results told us differently, we opted to schedule all nine events in 2022 at Cedar Creek.  Our commitment to the course was paid back in the form of improved course conditions that many would have never believed possible.  Some say the course is in the best shape they’ve ever seen it. Gary shared with us early on the course improvements he planned to accomplish for the year.  Even with some major setbacks (i.e. the pump house failure) each and every item on that list was completed and more, leaving us with a much improved golf course that we can be proud of and compete on.
 
Most of our nine tournaments reflected what you told us in the survey results.  We did host a couple of events that did not rank highly but opted to host them anyway.  Funny, those were among the best events we had.  Tournament participation ranged from a low of 37 players to a high of 72 and averaged 52 players per event.  Equally as important, our membership grew year over year from 146 to 177 as of end of month November 2022.  We have a comprehensive plan in place which we believe will result in continued growth in membership and tournament participation for 2023 and beyond. Remember, each of you play a vital role in bringing more members in as you share with others what we’ve been up to.
 
2022 was not a bad start. By now you’ve seen and had the opportunity to participate in our 2023 survey.  We will be sharing those results, our 2023 Schedule and other operational changes at our end of year meeting on January 31, 2023, at 4:30 in The Pub.  Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand what the GACC has planned for you in the coming year.  2023 promises to be an outstanding year. Don’t miss out on any of the fun.
 
Look forward to seeing everyone on the course.


David Schwartz
GACC - President

February 2022 GACC President's Letter

2022: Our Transitional Year 

Can you believe it’s already February!! I hope the new year has been kind to all thus far. 
For those of you who attended our 1st Quarter Meeting in January, thanks for coming out. For those who missed it, we hope you make the 2nd Quarter Meeting scheduled for Tuesday April 19, at 4:30 in the Community Center. At the January meeting we shared the results of the December Membership Survey, spoke to your write-in questions, outlined our plans for the coming year, shared a letter from Gary Frazier outlining his 2022 plans for the Golf Course, answered attendees’ GACC-related questions and captured those questions that need to be answered by golf course management. Course related questions have been passed along to the appropriate parties, and I will report back to the group at the next meeting. 

This month’s letter is titled 2022: Our Transitional Year for two primary reasons. First, our tournament schedule is a direct reflection of what our membership requested in the Survey. We will learn from what’s planned and fine tune the events as we go along to provide you with the best experience we can. Secondly, the letter we received from Gary outlining his plans for course improvements demonstrates a commitment to bring our course back to a first-class facility. Some of his initiatives can already be seen. Please be patient with Gary and his Staff. It’s going to take time to get all the projects accomplished. 

Our team has some great events planned for the coming year which I’m confident will result in record participation from the membership. As you all know, there is strength in numbers when negotiating costs from our sponsors. We have 99 paid members as of this writing and growing. For those who have not renewed, please do so as soon as possible. It will benefit us all. Our first event is the Par 3 Tournament on February 26th and is just 20 days away. Registration will close on Monday February 21st to give us the time required to take care of all the behind-the-scenes administrative tasks associated with the event. Please make your way to the pro shop and get registered asap. 

We remain committed to providing monthly updates to keep you informed. We hope this will prove productive and eliminate a lot of the unnecessary rumors that tend to frustrate us all. Our Committee Directors have outlined their progress on their initiatives below following our January meeting.
 

WORKDAY DIRECTOR – Don Leblanc 

GACC Group - 19-man hours including 1-4 volunteers per project
 

*Mat prep and placement on #9 forward tee *Cart path repairs #16

*Bathroom repairs #5 and #15 as well as Pro Shop 

* Workday planning has begun by completing a hole-by-hole survey on the front nine and identifying projects needed. These projects will be prioritized, and volunteers requested based on the rigors of the tasks. We ask that volunteers provide their own gloves and tools in some cases. 

Keep an eye out for volunteer needs and monthly updates on our progress 

CC Maintenance Crew Progress and Observations 

*Sand added to traps throughout the course 

*12 mats have been placed on the driving range
 

* Monument moved to new position, but not completely installed because the weather needs to be warmer to secure with adhesive 

*Two trees marked for removal on #9 forward tee; 

*Lots of grounds crew activity observed performing general clean up from downed debris from latest storm 

*Pump house electrical is hooked up, but Aiken Electrical Cooperative must supply the power first before pressure testing the lines can happen 

NEW MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR - Dave Rasmussen
 

*The Membership Committee will be reaching out to the surrounding HOA’s Leadership in hopes of using their residential newsletter to tell our story and invite them to be part of Cedar Creek Golf. 

*To date, we’ve added 10 new members to the GACC family. Please join us in welcoming: 
Ann Davis, Larry Halicki, Bill Hunkele, David Jett, Ann Kelty, Pete Pacific, Mike Smith, Regina and Richard Williams and Tom Wolfe. 

SOCIAL DIRECTOR – Kim Matthews 

*Our February 26, Par 3 Tournament is coming up very soon and we are excited to get everyone back together for golf! Lunch will be catered by Shane's Rib Shack. Our new CC Grille lessee will not be open for business quite yet. We are looking forward to their Grand Opening and our patronage for future golf events. 

In closing, 2022 will be a year full of transition. I’m confident when we look back at the year, we will all be proud of what the GACC and the Golf Course have collectively accomplished. 

Look forward to seeing everyone on the course before, during and after our events. 

David Schwartz
​President - GACC 


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2022 President Elect's Message

11/16/2021

 
As we say goodbye to 2021 and ready ourselves for 2022 it’s important that we recognize those who got us to where we are.  I’d like to thank Dick Leach, Board Members, Committee Chairpersons, and the numerous Volunteers for their tireless efforts navigating through the pandemic, post pandemic and the numerous challenges Mother Nature threw their way over the last year.  When all is said and done, I think they did a fabulous job.  Thank you again.
With each new year comes change.  I’d like to introduce your new Board for 2022.
  • David Schwartz – President
  • Linda Leblanc – Vice President
  • Greg Pasco – Treasurer
  • Buck Blum – Secretary

Let me start by saying you are our customer, and we are dedicated to “arrange and conduct friendly competition golf activities, promote good fellowship, and undertake such other activities as may be appropriate to further camaraderie and socialization between and among our members as well as other golf associations” as defined in our Constitution.  We are open to all suggestions that will better the experience for our members.  


Our first mission is to fill the 2022 calendar with a variety of competitions that will appeal to all.  To achieve this goal, we need every member’s input.  On Monday, November 22nd each of you will receive an email containing a link to the 2022 Member Survey.  To our knowledge, this will be the first survey taken since 2015. It’s time to hear from all of you again.  The survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete and will give us the insight we need to schedule the most popular events for 2022 based on your input.  This is your time to be heard.  Please take the time to complete the survey by December 1st.

There are numerous initiatives on our plate but feel we need to walk before we run.  That said, increasing membership is high on our radar.  How will we accomplish this?  The answer, only with your help. We all play in different groups throughout the week.  All of us need to talk the GACC up in our groups and encourage those who are not currently a GACC member to go ahead and join.  Everyone who plays here should want to be part of the GACC. 

GACC dues for 2022 will remain at $15 and are due by January 15th.  The 2022 New Member and Renewal form is attached.  Dues can be paid by putting cash or a check made out to GACC in an envelope with your name and current email address in the Box at the Cedar Creek Pro-Shop. You may also mail it to: GACC, ℅ Cedar Creek Golf Club, 2475 Club Dr, Aiken SC 29803.  As in the past, we are committed to spending all membership funds to augment the prize fund and gifts for our tournaments.  

The Board is excited about what the GACC can accomplish in 2022.  We will only realize our full potential with the support and participation of each one of you.  We look forward to meeting, competing, and sharing a few laughs with all of you.

Fairways and Greens,
​

David Schwartz
GACC President Elect - 2022

President's Message - Jan 2021

1/8/2021

 
We have had a trying past few months and I hope everyone is looking forward to 2021 approaching an end to this pandemic. The GACC started 2020 with very active committees and plans to make several changes that were the result of a list of items the membership wanted. Most of our committees were not able to safely operate to achieve their objectives. The Volunteer Work Committee accomplished a lot originally and some individuals are continuing to work on their own. Our hats are off to the Tournament Committee that was able to fully function to provide quality safe tournaments for our membership during 2020.

We cannot predict what to expect in 2021 except we should be able to continue to hold quality tournaments. Therefore, the GACC plans to focus our activities on the tournaments in 2021 and make them as safe and unique as we can. If the environment is safe by October we plan to hold an outdoor social event, with refreshments associated with a Special Tournament that we hope to hold annually in the future.

It is time to renew your membership for 2021. We are raising the dues to $15 per year. We are committed to spend the entire $15 collected for the 2021 dues to augment the prize funds, gifts for our tournament events and if possible, an outdoor social event.  We will use any existing funds for administrative cost such as website, printing, bank charges, donations, in addition to committee costs should they be able to resume activities. Our goal is to provide a variety of tournament activities that will be enjoyable to the majority of our membership. Hopefully having something during 2021 that will cover everyone’s interest.

We are attempting to differentiate our tournaments from the many tournament opportunities that our membership has available to them in the CSRA. In addition to other promotions we may have during the year, we contacted the company that provides insurance for hole-in-one contests to provide insurance that will allow us to hold a hole-in-one shoot-out at the October Special Tournament. The value of the prize for the hole-in-one will be $1,000,000. The shoot-out will allow our tournament participants, during the tournaments, leading up to the October event, to qualify for the shoot-out. We will put all the names of the tournament participants in a hat and draw four or maybe five names at each tournament.  Four new members that joined before March 1, 2021 will be drawn from the pool of new members for a foursome to also participate just prior to the shoot-out. Those players will be eligible for the shoot-out in October. There will be a shorter distance to the pin for our lady members during the shoot-out and the final event. Except for the new members the participants will be required to participate in 60% of the available tournaments prior to October. The details relative to the requirements of the insurance company, distance, etc. will be provided in the next few weeks. 

The shoot-out will consist of dividing the eligible participants into foursomes according to their handicaps and gender. We will then conduct a closest to the pin contest. If we need a player or players to even out the number of foursomes we will draw names from a pool of players that played all tournaments prior to the drawing.  The player closest to the pin in each foursome will win a prize and move on to the next level. The other players will be eliminated. The next level will consist of one group with one shot and the player that is closest to the pin will be the last person standing and will move on to the final event. The final event will be one shot, for one person, for a prize of $1,000,000 for a hole-in-one. We will provide more details prior to the first tournament.
In addition, we will augment the prize funds with carry over funds from each tournament added to the prize fund for the October Special Event. The details are currently being worked out and will be announced soon along with the tournament schedule for 2021 which will include at least three Par-Three Tournaments.

We are looking forward to a great tournament year in 2021. Don’t forget to pay your dues as soon as possible. The 2021 New Member and Renewal form is attached.  Dues can be paid by putting your cash or check made out to GACC in an envelope with your name and current email address in the Box at the Cedar Creek Pro-Shop. You may also mail it to: GACC, ℅ Cedar Creek Golf Club, 2475 Club Dr, Aiken SC 29803​

Dick Leach
President
GACC

President's Message

10/16/2020

 
The virus appears to be raising it nasty head again, in several sections of the country as we enter the fall season. We all want to do as much as we can to avoid temporary shutdowns and keep our economy as healthy and prosperous as we can. Wearing a mask has become a political issue rather than a scientific tool to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. Whichever side of this issue you are on, please do what you can to keep yourself and those around you as safe as possible. We are still not at a point that we feel a general membership meeting can be held safely so we will continue trying to communicate through emails and our website. However, we will continue to hold our tournaments. Check our website for details.
The GACC Board of Directors invited Lee Zak to attend our October board meeting to give us advice on how the virus spreads and some safety methods to be aware of so we can continue to play golf during the pandemic. Lee is a retired Certified Industrial Hygienist with specialized knowledge on the subject. In addition, Lee provided a link to an article written by one of her colleagues at the University of Buffalo. The article is not intended to be a political statement but represents the scientific findings of the author. There is a video in the article that is worth watching. We thank Lee for helping us better understand this situation.
Link to the Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-11/being-outdoors-doesn’t-mean-you’re-safe-from-covid-19/12748858
Several of the members have expressed their concern about entering the pro-shop during the crowded sign-in period were several people are at times not wearing masks. Mike DePasquale has developed a “No-Entry Sign-In” procedure. Contact Mike for the details. In general, you may call in to sign up for any of the regular groups that play weekly such as the Points and Skins, Dogfight, the Wednesday and Friday games or the ladies’ events. if you do not have an account, you will need a credit card on file for the cart and green fee. If you want to enter the hole-in- pot you can deposit some cash to draw from for the entry. There will be carts located in front of the Clubhouse (or other designated locations) with keys already in them for your use. If you are interested contact Mike DePasquale.
We have been extremely limited this year as to what we can do as an association. We started the year with some good plans for more social events, home tournaments and other activities
to raise funds for the golf course. Hopefully when things return to normal, we can resurrect them. Until then we are open to ideas and suggestions to make the GACC an organization that golfers will be proud to be members.

GACC Update - Keeping it Safe

9/28/2020

 
Fellow GACC Members,

As outside temperatures cool and more people head indoors, the CDC is warning us that we may see an “up-tick” of Covid-19 cases. With that in mind, now is a great time to review some information about Covid-19 safety as it relates to your golf activities.

Do not assume the cart you select is 100% sterilized. Our Cedar Creek crew does a great job of keeping the carts clean and ready to go, but it is still wise to bring your own sanitizer supplies to do a “second sweep”. Clorox wipes or similar products are a great way to wipe down any surfaces you may touch during your round of golf.

It would be nearly impossible for golf course employees to sanitize surfaces each time they are touched by fellow employees and or patrons. Beside the golf cart itself, it is a great idea to wipe down railings, doorknobs and other hard surfaces that you are near or have come in contact with.

Wearing face masks while golfing can be impractical, so if you need to cough or sneeze, do it into your elbow. There are a lot of allergens out there this time of year, so be prepared.

Please visit the South Carolina Golf Association (scgolf.org) to view their guidelines for playing golf during the Covid19 outbreak. They address things like touching the flagstick, rakes in the bunkers, etc.

When golf outings are held at Cedar Creek, Mike D. and his staff will stage golf carts spaced appropriately to enable proper social distancing. As we wait for the outing to commence, practice safe social distancing and remember to wear your face mask.

Seating under the pavilion has been arranged to promote correct social distancing. When entering the pavilion, please wear a face mask until you are seated.

Wear face masks before and after your round. This includes when you are inside the Pro Shop, pre- round gatherings and post-round scoring, etc.

A recurring theme here is facemasks, facemasks, facemasks. The CDC has suggested they are the single best way to reduce the threat of Covid19. The main reason we wear face masks is not to protect ourselves, but to protect others. Please be considerate of your fellow golfers.

If we are diligent and courteous, our efforts will pay off. The sooner we learn to deal with this virus, the quicker a safe outcome will be realized.
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Thank You!

Richard C. Leach
President


GACC August Update

8/3/2020

 
This is the monthly summary of the activities of your Golf Association of Cedar Creek (GACC), your member managed co-ed organization dedicated to the enhancement of our golfing experience at The Cedar Creek Golf Course (CCGC).  As always, more detailed information can found on our webpage, gaccgolf.org

Due to the issues of the current Covid-19 virus, several of our committees such as Social, Jr. Golf, Fund Raising and Community Relations have been unable to perform their duties.  However, as can be seen below, a lot of  work has been completed by our other teams.

Work Committee (Chair Bob Gilliland):  There were several volunteer days in the last month, with cleanups again covering most holes and some common areas as well.  Trees were trimmed using a new pole saw and some fallen trees were cut up as well and the O.B. markers on #14 were re-positioned.  In all, over 20 trailer loads of debris were carted off by co-ed teams made up of GACC members and non-members.  Additionally,  new brushes were purchased and installed by Don LaBlanc in the club washers on the driving range. Please contact Mr. Gilliland if you some have items that we may be able to address or you wish to volunteer.

Tournament Committee (Chair Rich Stamm):  The July 27 tournament at Bartram Trails went off well.  For results, please navigate to our website.  The sign-up sheet for the Saturday, August 15 Par 3 tournament is available in the pro shop. We are also considering a tournament on a Sunday in September, probably a 4 person co-ed scramble.  Look for details in the near future.  Additional events are also scheduled for later in the year.  Please check our website for information on all past and future events.

GACC Membership Committee (Chair Dave Rasmussen):  Dave has met with prospective property purchasers and those interested in CC memberships, including playing a round with them as an introduction.  Contact Dave if you know of any who may be interested. Also, GACC membership forms are available on our website and in the clubhouse for any of you who may be interested in joining us.  The greater the participation, the more we can do.

Contact an officer or committee chair with any ideas you may have to help us enhance our Cedar Creek golfing experience.

See you all at the course!  Play the Creek!

President's Message - Single Cart Policy Resumes at Local Course

7/31/2020

 
Here is what Midland Valley is doing to help keep their course open. See the message below.
 
I hope we do not have to go to this at Cedar Creek. One way to keep the two person cart policy in place at Cedar Creek is to observe the mask and social distancing recommendations.  Some things like wearing a mask while riding with someone and taking it off when you hit the ball is an inconvenience but might help keep you and your cart partner safe. Wear your masks in the parking and staging areas before and after the round. Wear your mask when going into the pro-shop. Remember, wearing a mask gives you some protection but the main reason to wear one is to protect others.  
 
I can only continue to make recommendations to help stop this virus before it starts in the Cedar Creek golfing community. Each one of us should be responsible for our own safety and hopefully the safety of others so we can continue to play the game we all have a love/hate relationship with.
 
 
Dick Leach
President GACC
 
Begin forwarded message:
 
From: "Midland Valley Golf Club"
Subject: Single Cart Policy Resumes August 1
Date: July 30, 2020 at 9:21:04 AM EDT
To: rcleach508
Reply-To: "Midland Valley Golf Club"
           
To Our Members -    

In response to the rising rate of infections in Aiken County, the mandatory single cart policy will be reinstated effective Saturday, August 1, 2020.  The 18 hole price will increase by $5.  During peak periods, you may experience a slight delay while your cart is being sanitized.

In addition, we will be maintaining and/or increasing our current sanitization practices. 

Changes you should make:
Although we will continue to provide pencils and scorecards on the carts, the USGA recommends you do not share these items.  Please download the free scorecard app for Midland Valley Golf Club (download YamaTrack Mobile app in the Apple app store or Google Play; then select Midland Valley Country Club) to record your score.

The USGA allows you to leave the flagstick in the cup.

Maintain social distancing on the tees and greens.

Maintain social distancing in the parking lot.
                                
We will continue to make changes as needed.  Although we are not able to respond to every email, your input is greatly appreciated.  
     
Stay safe and see you on the tee,
 Rusty

GACC July Update

7/5/2020

 
This is the first of our planned monthly summary of the activities of your Golf Association of Cedar Creek (GACC), your member managed co-ed organization dedicated to the enhancement of our golfing experience at The Cedar Creek Golf Course (CCGC).  As always, more detailed information can found on our webpage, gaccgolf.org

Due to the issues of the current Covid-19 virus, several of our committees such as Social, Jr. Golf, Fund Raising and Community Relations have been unable to perform their duties.  However, as can be seen below, a lot of  work has been completed by our other teams.

Work Committee (Chair Bob Gilliland): 28 different individuals (some GACC, some not) have completed over 250 hours of course cleanup activities YTD.  Most holes have received debris and root removal, tree canopy trimming, asphalt cart path repair and club house power washing.  However, the work is never done.  So be on the lookout for future scheduled work days and volunteer if you are able.

Tournament Committee (Chair Rich Stamm):  While our April & May events were cancelled, several tournaments have been completed, including the new Virtual type tourneys where you can play at your own chosen time.  Upcoming events include 7/27 at Bartram Trails, 8/15 Par 3 at Cedar Creek and 9/19 at Cedar Creek - format TBD.  Additional tournaments are also scheduled for later in the year.  Please check our website for details on all past and future events.

GACC Membership Committee (Chair Dave Rasmussen):  Dave has met with prospective property purchasers and those interested in CC memberships, including playing a round with them as an introduction.  Contact Dave if you know of any who may be interested. Also, GACC membership forms are available on our website and in the clubhouse for any of you who may be interested in joining us.  The greater the participation, the more we can do.

Special kudos are in order to the Ladies Monday 9 Hole Group!  They organized and completed a cleanup, buffing and repainting of the clubs' outdoor furniture on the patio and under the pavilion.  Great job and looks great.

Contact an officer or committee chair with any ideas you may have to help us enhance our Cedar Creek golfing experience.

See you all at the course!  Play the Creek!

GACC President's Message

6/21/2020

 
GACC Members: 

Below are emails from the two group leaders for our Cedar Creek Wednesday and Friday Tournaments. I want to thank Bill Robinson for drafting the original email. 

The latest that I have read from the state health officials is that they are recommending we wear masks when indoors and still keep the 6 foot physical distance. Since I read the article I have been wearing a mask when going into the pro-shop. This is a minor inconvenience. 

The largest spread of the virus come from contact with people that are pre-symptomatic and don’t know they are spreading the virus. 
I see every day people in the pro-shop ignoring the physical distancing recommendations. This puts the staff at high risk considering how much outside play and the total number of people that enter the shop daily.

I saw this statement this morning:
“I wear a mask to protect you. You wear a mask to protect me.

Please let’s do what we can to keep our golf course open and other essential businesses open in our area. 


Dick Leach


---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Jack Hooke 
Date: Sun, Jun 21, 2020 at 9:55 AM
Subject: Dealing with Covid 19
To: 


To All  Friday Golf League Players:

       The note below concerning the need for continued vigilance against the spread of Covid 19 was written by Bill Robinson and sent to all members of the Wednesday Golf League. With permission from Bill and from Glenn Huey (who replaced me at running the Friday game), I am hereby sending Bill's message to all players in the Friday Golf League.  

      My database of Friday players includes a substantial overlap with the Wednesday group and many others who may not have played in the Friday group for some time. My apologies for that. However, I believe that the importance of Bill's message is such that getting it to as many people as possible is more important than avoiding any repetition. Thanks for your understanding, and please read on below.   


                           Jack Hooke


Bill's message:

Covid 19 cases are on the rise in South Carolina.  New daily highs have been reported each day for the past several days, and we are all in the age range that classifies us as vulnerable.  I am increasingly uneasy in the presence of others, and others in our group are as well.  On behalf of all of us, I want to remind you of the habits we need to follow when we are together, notwithstanding the state having relaxed its standards.
  • Stay six feet apart in the pro shop, when gathered before and after the round, and during play
  • Wipe down your cart with disinfectant when you pick up the cart
  • Don't touch other players' equipment
  • Don't shake hands or fist bump at the conclusion of play
  • Leave the flagstick in the hole and concede very short putts
  • Wash your hands frequently
We all want to play this game for a long time, so please adhere to the above habits for as long as the virus remains in our midst.

Thanks,

Bill Robinson
President, Cedar Creek WGL

GACC Announcement - Up The Creek

3/15/2020

 

The New Golf Association of Cedar Creek (GACC)

The former Men’s Golf Association of Cedar Creek (MGA) has been changed to the Golf Association of Cedar Creek (GACC).  Membership is now open to all resident and non-resident golfers (Female, Male and High School Junior Golfers).
Individual Member dues are $10 per year. Membership is required to participate in GACC Tournaments.

The main purpose of the GACC is to enable friendly golf activities to further camaraderie and socialization among the Cedar Creek golfing community. The GACC will also promote activities that support charitable activities. 

The next GACC event will be at the Aiken Golf Club on Thursday, March 26, 2020.

The April 14, 2020 general membership meeting at the Grille at 2:45 PM is also open to the lady’s golf organizations. Jim McNair is a quest speaker.

GACC information can be obtained on its’ website  https://www.mgacc.org/about-us.html.
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You may also email questions and comments to mgagolfaiken@gmail.com.
          

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