Shamrock Park in Tyrone on Sept. 30 was the setting for the kick-off of the annual week-long Founders Day celebration. Along with a wide variety of family-oriented events came hot dog-eating contests and, for the brave at heart and for those not concerned with getting a bit messy, a very enjoyable pie-eating contest. There were also chalk painting events as well. Tyrone resident Melissa Lohr and her 10-year-old daughter, Maddy, created chalk art for onlookers. Photos/Ben Nelms.
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The funny thing is that when I was a ClubCorp member, they charged the regular club dues per month, but…
The more that golf courses charge for dues, the more they price out regular players, and the less social benefit…
Bravo - that would indeed, the Old Course seems to be better tended.
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