Amelia activity
Fred Seely’s column
    Lots of things happening on Amelia Island with every course situation in some form of turmoil:

    • The city is preparing to dump the golf course and has Request For Proposals out. They previously leased the marina to a private company and we hear the airport is next. Jacksonville Beach architect Bobby Weed appears to be the frontrunner but pro Scott Womble also is bidding.

    • Amelia River, originally built as Royal Amelia, had been run by the Amelia Island Plantation ownership group but they put it back on the Bank of South Carolina. Now, Davis Love’s organization is running it, and it’s strictly a public course. Good move: retaining pro Barry Richardson.

    • The Plantation sale is getting close and the next big date is August 23, when the court has an auction. The probable buyer — pending an agreement with the property owners’ association — is an Atlanta-based company. There hasn’t been much positive news on the island golf scene for some time but residents see some light now.

    • Long Point will be managed by The Heritage Group, a California company that owns and operates courses, mostly in the Southeast.

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Two make Mid-Am field
Thursday, September 3, 2009

Shirley Trier of Jacksonville Beach and Tama Caldabaugh have qualified for the USGAWomen’s Mid-Amateur to be held at Ocala’s Golden Hills in October.

There were two of nine who made the field in the qualifier, also held at Golden Hills. Both shot 81 to make the field by three shots.    
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