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Phoenix Country Club Pro Shop in “Top 100”Golf World Magazine Awards Phoenix Country Club Pro Shop “Top 100″ Status
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PCC Ranked in the Top 5!
Phoenix Country Club Ranked in the top five for Best Private Club Elite-Priced ($30,000-$74,999).
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Phoenix Country Club celebrates ties to Phoenix Open Tournament
by Sadie Jo Smokey - Feb. 4, 2011 08:19 AM
The Arizona Republic
The pretty lady in cowboy boots and a fringed leather skirt poses, perched in a palm tree. Other cover shots on the Phoenix Open programs have a golfer, a young Native American man in a feathered headdress, a man in a kilt, a psychedelic Phoenix.
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FOX 10 News Story on the History Week 2011 at the Phoenix Country
Club From: PhoenixCountryClub | February 08, 2011
The inaugural History Week 2011 at the Phoenix Country Club (PCC) debuted a one-of-a-kind collection of historical memorabilia from the 40 years the Phoenix Open was played at PCC. History Week Chairman John Spensieri worked closely with Golf Historian Jack Mishler to bring the rare collection to PCC for its first-ever exhibit. FOX 10 was there to cover the story.
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History of the Phoenix Open
Take a walk down memory lane
Updated: Wednesday, 26 Jan 2011, 5:40 PM MST
Published : Wednesday, 26 Jan 2011, 5:40 PM MST
PHOENIX - It's history week at the Phoenix County Club, the oldest private golf club in Arizona, and the original home of the Phoenix Open. There are lots of memories to look back on...
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Phoenix Country Club celebrates Open
Posted By: Bill Huffman
Posted On: 01-31-11
By BILL HUFFMAN
This is the 25th anniversary of the Phoenix Open at the TPC Scottsdale even if the tournament’s rich history and tradition stretch way back to 1932...
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John:
Back on December 3, you sent me an e-mail asking to meet with me having been given my book about the Phoenix Open. You indicated that you were involved with the initial Phoenix Country Club's History Week 2011 and asked for my historical input. I brought some neat items, like Calvin Peete's 1986 winner's trophy, for review.
I was then extended an invitation to be a part of PCC's History Week and to display memorabilia from the Phoenix Open, 1932 to 1986. Everything went exceptionally well. The set up and presentation was successful do in large part to your support and the professionalism and efficiency of the PCC staff.
My time at Phoenix Country Club was most pleasurable. The members and staff were wonderful, very pleasant and most helpful. I felt at ease. John, I wish to extend to you my "Thank You" for your tenacity in making the first History Week a success. You were delightful to work with. All I had to do was meet or exceed your expectations. And that was easy.
Extend to all at PCC my compliments. Please let me know if I can be of further service to PCC.
Regards,
Jack Mishler