- 30% off All Footjoy Apparel
- 25% off All Shoes
- 20% off All Dozen Balls
- $99.00 Titleist Vokey SM10 Wedges
In-stock items only. Offer valid until December 31st.
End of Season Sale
2025 Grizzly Cup Results
~ GRIZZLY CUP MATCHES ~
18th Playing
Saturday The 1st of November
CONGRATRULATIONS!!
TEAM EUROPE – Captain Jack Kraemer
2025 Grizzly Cup Champions
Europe 14 – USA 10
*Team Europe*
Ryan Probst
Mike Bolander
Mike Brooks
Mike Roehm
Tim Schuh
Scott Albert
Bob Dane
Bob Monast
Mark Haumesser
Jerry Stieby
Brian Muff
Lloyd Kinkaid
14 Points
*Team USA*
Chris Probst
Jeff Tepe
Scott Meline
Ray Thomas
Mike Burnett
Gary Burnette
Doug Nurre
Shane Borchers
Tom McCormick
Todd Aldrich
Brian Muff Jr.
Josh Neyer
10 Points
2025 Super Revenge Results
Congratulations to our 2025 Super Revenge Winners!
Team Champions: Kyle Holmes, Dustin Sallee, Adam Shepherd, and David Grooms
2nd Place: Layne Hurst, Steve Hoffman, Ben Cosgrove, Roger Federer
3rd Place: Chris Mahon, Zack Barkalow, Roger Syracuse, The Ringer
Best Team Costume: The Teletubbies; Cody Olson, Jackson Bender, Bryson McGillis, Koby McGillis
Best Individual Costume: Alice Cooper; Ryan Cady
And a huge thank you to everyone who made this event so special this year. We had a blast and hope you did too!
Boos & Grooves: A Halloween Disco at The Grizzly!
Get ready to boogie down with your fiendish friends at Boos & Grooves — The Grizzly’s Halloween dance party!
Join us on Friday, October 31 from 7–10 PM on The Great 18 Patio for a night filled with music, mischief, and disco magic. DJ Bernie B will keep the dance floor alive with spooky beats and throwback grooves, while festive cocktails and lite bites keep the party going.
✨ What to Expect:
- Halloween disco dance party with DJ Bernie B
- Appetizer buffet + 2 drink tickets (cash bar after)
- Costume contest with prizes for best individual & group looks
- Spooky trivia throughout the night with fun giveaways
- One final patio celebration before the season ends!
🎟 $25 per person (includes tax & tip, payment will be collected at the event)
Please note: this is a cocktail-style event and no sit-down dinner service will be available.
Event is rain or shine (will be held under shelters or inside if inclement weather).
2025 Nicklaus Cup
Format
Saturday, September 27th – Best Ball
Sunday, September 28th – Alternating Shot
2025 Team Champion
Dave Deck & Doug Nurre: 65-68 (133)
Runner-up Team
Brian Muff Jr. & Larry Lucas: 71-64 (135)
3rd Place Team
Randy Trapp & Steve Nelson: 67-71 (138)
T4 Teams
Mike Brooks & John Robson: 70-69 (139)
Sam Muennich & Dan Smith: 68-71 (139)
Brian Muff & Chris Probst: 69-70 (139)
T7 Teams
Lloyd Kinkaid & Mike Burnett: 70-71 (141)
Josh Neyer & Scott Albert: 69-72 (141)
Pro Tip: Solid Contact Starts with a Solid Foundation
If you want to strike the ball more consistently, it all starts before you even take the club back.
1. Nail Your Posture
Good posture sets the tone for a repeatable swing. Stand tall, then hinge forward slightly from your hips—not your waist—keeping your spine straight and your knees slightly flexed. Imagine an athletic stance that feels balanced and ready, like you’re about to jump straight up.
2. Get Your Stance and Ball Position Right
Your feet should be shoulder-width apart for most full shots, with the ball positioned slightly forward of center (e.g., just inside your lead heel for a driver, and centered for short irons). Too far back or forward, and you’ll catch the ball thin or fat more often than not.
3. Align Like a Pro
Pick a target and set your feet, hips, and shoulders parallel to the target line. A simple alignment stick—or even a club laid on the ground—can help train your eye. Misalignment often causes even good swings to produce poor shots.
4. Stay Connected Through the Swing
Proper swing mechanics mean turning your body, not just swinging your arms. On the backswing, rotate your shoulders while keeping your arms connected to your chest. On the downswing, lead with your lower body, allowing the arms and club to follow naturally. Don’t force it—let your rotation and tempo do the work.
Bottom Line:
Solid contact comes from balance, rhythm, and fundamentals. Take a few minutes to check your setup before each round or practice session, and you’ll start seeing—and feeling—a big difference in your ball striking.
Pro Tip: Find the Sweet Spot with Better Ball Position
If you’ve ever felt like your shots are a little off—thin one hole, chunky the next—it might be time to check your ball position. Where the ball sits in your stance plays a big role in making clean, consistent contact.
For irons and wedges, keep the ball just forward of center. This helps you strike down on the ball, compressing it against the turf for that crisp, satisfying feel.
For fairway woods and hybrids, move the ball up slightly—about two balls forward of center. This promotes a sweeping motion and reduces fat shots.
For drivers, tee it up and place the ball just inside your front heel. That forward position encourages an upward strike, maximizing distance and minimizing spin.
The goal? Match the low point of your swing arc to your club. Small tweaks in ball position can lead to big improvements in consistency—and more smiles on the scorecard.
Try it out next round. Your sweet spot will thank you! 🐻⛳
2025 Club Championship Results
Club Championship Results
Saturday July 26 & Sunday July 27
36 Holes of Stroke Play / Gross & Net Prizes
2025 Club Champion
Ryan Probst
69 – 74 143
Congratulations! Ryan punched his ticket to the PGA National Club Championship to be held in Palm Springs California!
1st Place Gross – Scott Meline 78-83 161
2nd Place Gross – Brian Muff Jr. 78-85 163
3rd Place Gross – Sam Muennich 85-84 169
1st Place Net – Mike Roehm 72-73 145
Tie 2nd – 3rd Place Net
Mike Bolander 78-71 149
Mark Haumesser 74-75 149
4th Place Net – Lloyd Kinkaid 73-77 150
2025 Mason Classic Results
Congratulations to our two championship flight winners, Adam Horn and Ally Turner, as well as all our prize winners! Thank you to everyone who competed in and sponsored the event. This would not be possible without your support and interest in competitive golf. We hope you enjoyed playing in the 4th edition of the Mason Classic.
Below is the full list of prize winners in each flight:
Gross Results
Men’s Championship Flight
1st: Adam Horn – 69
2nd: Timmy Hollenbeck – 71
Men’s First Flight
1st: Chris Kline – 80
2nd: Tod Jones – 87
Men’s Second Flight
1st: Tom McCormick – 87
2nd: Austin Underwood – 90
Men’s Senior Flight
1st: Dave Heinrich – 79
2nd: George Riddle – 86
Women’s Championship Flight
1st: Ally Turner – 76
2nd: Lindsay Heinly – 83
Net Results
Men’s Championship Flight
1st: Tim Welch – 70
2nd: Chad Baxter – 71
Men’s First Flight
1st: Brian Pero* – 72
2nd: Brian Robey – 72
Men’s Second Flight
1st: Mickey Thompson – 64
2nd: Darma Adiapen – 74
Men’s Senior Flight
1st: Jim Egan – 72
2nd: Prasad Gabbita – 73
Women’s Championship Flight
1st: Connie Hillard – 77
2nd: Jenny Haralamos – 80
*Indicates winner was decided via scorecard playoff
Players are only eligible to win one prize in their respective flights. Click the file below to download the full leaderboard for each flight, for both gross and net.
2025 Senior Club Championship
SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday June 28th & Sunday June 29th
36 Holes Stroke Play
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
2025 Champion
John Fink
70-69 139
Gross Winners
1st Place – Jeff Tepe 75-75 150
2nd Place – Mike Brooks 83-75 158
3rd Place – Mark Haumesser 78-81 159
Tie
4th Place – Sam Muennich 85-75 150
John Robson 84-76 150
Net Winners
1st Place – Bob Dane 67-76 143
2nd Place – Lloyd Kinkaid 71-73 144
Tie
3rd – 4th Place – Tom Reilly 72-76 148
Mike Roehm 77-71 148
5th Place – Todd Aldrich 78-71 149
Thanks to all who participated this past weekend and congrats to all the winners and to JJF for punching his ticket to another PGA National Club Championship!! – Jack Kraemer