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World Ice Golf Championship 2007 World Ice Golf has been around since the 17th century as evidenced by a painting by the Dutch painter Aert van der Neer (1603-1677) showing players with a club in their hands attempting to get a ball into a hole in the ice covering a frozen canal in Holland. At that time the game was called "kolven".
A Brief Retrospect
The World Ice Golf Championship was the brainchild of Mr. Arne Neimann, a local resident and hotel proprietor on a small island called Uummannaq, off Greenland's North West coast. In 1997 Mr. Neimann challenged architect Rolf-Henning Jensen to design Greenland's first golf course, which proved remarkably easy to do. With support of the local community, Uummannaq Municipality and Greenland Tourism the World Ice Golf Committee was set-up to establish the ice golf championship. The World Ice Golf Championship in Uummannaq has become a genuine and inimitable international golfing event.
Golf News and Analyses Golfers Can Save Up To 50% In November
Written by Westchester.com
Friday, 10 November 2006
Westchester Sports & Recreation NewsMt. Kisco, NY - Golfers at five Westchester County-owned courses can save between 20% and 50% off regular fees and cart rentals during a November special combo offer.
County golf courses are offering the special beginning Saturday, November 11, through Thursday, November 30, anytime after 11 a.m. The offer includes greens fees and cart.
Special fall weekday rates are $30 with park pass, $40 without park pass and $20 for seniors with park pass. Special weekend rates are $35 with park pass and $45 without.
The offer is good at Dunwoodie and Sprain Lake golf courses in Yonkers, Maple Moor in White Plains, Mohansic in Yorktown Heights and Saxon Woods in Scarsdale. The offer is not valid at Hudson Hills. Golfers must make reservations through their course.
For more information about county golf courses, please call 914-864-7000 or log onto to www.westchestergov.com/parks/golf.
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