GREEN FEES

DAILY GREEN FEES WEEKDAY ( M-TH ) $15.00
HOLIDAY/WEEKEND ( F- SUNDAY ) $17.00
NINE HOLE FEES WEEKDAY $10.00
HOLIDAY/WEEKEND $12.00
10 GREEN FEE PACKAGE $128.00
SENIOR 18 HOLE FEE/CART ( M-TH ) $19.00
TWILIGHT 18 HOLE FEE/CART
AFTER 1:00 P.M. ( M-TH ) $19.00
AFTER 2:00 P.M. ( F-SUNDAY ) $22.00
GOLF CARS 18 HOLES $20.00
9 HOLES $12.00
SINGLE 18 HOLES $12.00
SINGLE 9 HOLES $ 8.00
PULL CARTS ALL DAY $ 2.00
RENTAL CLUBS 18 HOLES $10.00
9 HOLES $ 6.00

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS

SINGLE $475.00
SINGLE WITH UNLIMITED CART USE $1000.00
FAMILY ( COUPLE ) $725.00
JUNIOR CHILDREN WITH FAMILY $ 35.00
JUNIOR (17 & UNDER) $ 90.00
SENIOR (62 & OVER ) $375.00

UPCOMING EVENTS/RESULTS AT CARTHAGE GOLF CLUB (Click for results)
CLICK HERE FOR CMGA PLAYER OF THE YEAR POINTS

2-19 CMGA OPENING DAY
3-26 CMGA 2 MAN BEST BALL
4-16 CMGA 6-6-6
4-20 CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL SONIC INVITATIONAL
4-21 KIWANIS SENIOR TOURNAMENT
5-10 MAPLE LEAF - 2 LADY SCRAMBLE - CLICK FOR ENTRY FORM
5-14 CARTHAGE ROTARY CLUB 2 PERSON SCRAMBLE - CLICK FOR ENTRY FORM
5-14 ARKANSAS ALUMNI
CANCELLED 5-21,22 CARTHAGE OPEN CANCELLED
5-28 CMGA CHAPMAN ALTERNATE SHOT
6-18 WEBB CITY BOOSTER CLUB 3 PERSON SCRAMBLE CLICK FOR DETAILS
6-25 CMGA FAMILY SCRAMBLE
7-21 KOP SENIOR TOURNAMENT (50+) CLICK FOR DETAILS
7-30 CMGA 1 MAN SCRAMBLE
8-4 CARTHAGE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
8-20,21 CARTHAGE COUPLES TOURNAMENT
8-27 CMGA 2 MAN SCRAMBLE
9-5 CARTHAGE BOOSTER CLUB SCRAMBLE
9-10,11 CMGA CHAMPIONSHIP
10-1,2 CARTHAGE PRO AM
10-29 CMGA 15-24-33

CARTHAGE MEN'S ASSOCIATION 2005 EVENTS
February 19th Opening Day 4 Man Scramble
March 26th 2 Men Best Ball
April 16th 6 Scramble 6 best Ball 6 Alternate Shot
May 16th Match Play - First round begins
May 21st & 22nd Carthage Open
May 28th Chapman Alternate Shot
June 25th Family 2 Person Scramble
July 30th 1 Man Scramble (Modified)
August 27th 2 Man Scramble
September 10th & 11th Carthage City Championship - CMGA Championship
October 1st & 2nd Carthage Pro Am
October 29th 15-24-33

Pro Shop (417) 237-7030 - email Mark Peterson at mpeterson@ecarthage.com

HOLE DESCRIPTIONS

#1 Number one is a fantastic opening hole. At 402 yards, this hole has a tree lined, narrow fairway with emphasis put on a straight drive. Once in the fairway the approach is fairly routine into the only green on the course without a green-side bunker.

#2 Number two is a dogleg left with trouble laying in the trees to the left. At 374 yards this hole gives the longest hitters the risk reward opportunity to try to cut the corner and reach the green (not advised).

#3 Number three is the shortest of our par threes at 137 yards. Proper club selection is the only trick to this hole with wind and pin locations hard to detect.

#4 Number four is the second shortest par four on the course. A strategically placed bunker accentuates the left to right dogleg and the fairway needs to be hit. This green has two tiers and an approach in the wrong spot spells three putt.

#5 Number five is a superb hole. Converted from a short par 5, this hole stretches to 412 yards and is challenging from tee to green. A fairway bunker needs to be avoided and the green has three tiers with bunkers and a lake surrounding it.

#6 At 140 yards, this hole is not very long, but the tee shot is intimidating for the shot is all carry over Catron Lake.

#7 Number seven is the first par 5 that you will encounter. There is tree trouble left off the tee and the longer hitters have an opportunity to go for this green in two. The approach into the green is guarded by two large bunkers and need to be avoided.

#8 Number eight is the longest par three on the course at 208 yards. The green is very undulated and guarded by a left front bunker. This green is hard to hit and will test the best players’ short game.

#9 Number nine is a 511 yard par 5. Precision off of this tee is mandatory for success. The opening shot comes through a tree lined chute and two nasty fairway bunkers await any mishaps. The second shot deals with a dogleg right and the tee shot dictates how much you can bite off.

#10 Number ten is another good par 5 of 509 yards. Recently renovated, the tee shot and second shot give a glimpse of a large creek. A fairway bunker and green-side bunker make the 2nd and 3rd shot more difficult than the distance portrays.

#11 Number eleven is easily the hardest and most challenging hole Carthage has to offer. This hole produces the highest stroke average in all of our tournaments. A 456 yard par 4, from tee to green, there is very little room for error and birdie here earns you a trophy ball on Tiger Woods 2004.

#12 Number twelve is a medium range par 3 of 192 yards. The uniquely shaped green and mounding make for a difficult tee shot. Pin location can turn this innocent looking hole into a quick bogey or worse.

#13 Number thirteen is beautiful by design. The last of the par 5’s, this hole stretches out to 527 yards. The tee shot tempts the longest hitters into trying to carry the hazard. The lay-up is the best option, but a large lake hugs the left side of the fairway. The fairway narrows as your lay-up option increases. Once the hazard is managed, the approach is into a green that runs diagonally away from the player and makes carry distance hard to manage.

#14 Number fourteen rates as the second most difficult hole on the course. This 418 yard par 4 starts off with a demanding tee shot that must stay clear of a fairway bunker on the right. The approach is into the narrowest green on the course and has a steep false front. The slightest off line shot will result in a difficult up and down.

#15 Number fifteen is a dogleg left 387 yard par 4. The hole narrows at the turn and the green sets into a slight slope with favorable mounding. Tightest landing area on the course. Lay-up short of fairway bunker gives the best opportunity.

#16 Number 16 is our shortest par 4. It is the last chance for the long hitter to make a mistake. A mid to large iron off the tee will set up the best approach into this undulated green.

#17 Number seventeen is the last part three for the day and is 165 yards in length. The trick to this hole is to choose the right club because all 165 yards are downhill and you can not afford to go long.

#18 Number 18 is a wonderful finishing hole of 371 yards. The fairway tightens up after the fairway bunker on the right. The green is tucked to the left behind mature oak trees. Once on this green, no two putt is safe with the tricky undulation changes.

STORY - CONTINUED
Designed by Don Sechresi, this addition complimented the existing nine holes to produce a true golf gem for Carthage. In 2003, Craig Shreiner completed an extensive renovation of the entire eighteen holes at Carthage Golf Course. Eleven greens, nine dating back to 1937, were rebuilt. All eighteen tee complexes were reconstructed with four sets of tees on each hole. Continuous concrete golf car paths, bunkering, drainage and some minor routing changes have added to the renovation of Carthage Golf Course. Zoysia tees, Bermuda fairways and L-93 Bentgrass greens combine to provide excellent playing conditions. In addition to the 18 holes, we have an 8,000 square foot putting green and short game practice area.

Open to the public, Carthage Golf Course is a host to a variety of tournaments, leagues and our men's and women's golf associations. The clubhouse is staffed by PGA professionals to help with all your golf needs. Video, individual and group instruction can be scheduled for your convenience.

Quality golf and affordable rates have made Carthage Golf Course a premier public facility in southwest Missouri.