Beaver Creek – BREC Golf

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2019 4-Ball Challenge – Tournament Results

18-HOLE Better ball
Tees: Men [Gold] |Women [Red]
Tee Times TBD after entries close
Entry Fee: $60/player – $120/team
[Fees includes green fee, prizes & cart rental]
Flights after score.
Entry Deadline April 6 or 60 team limit.
PRIZES:
• MERCHANDISE CARDS*
• PLAYER OF THE YEAR POINTS
* Based on number of entries, prizes will be posted after entries close.

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2018 Baton Rouge Open & Senior – Tournament Results

Baton Rouge Open

Tristan Elston rallied from 3 shots back at Beaver Creek to win the 2018 Baton Rouge Open by 3 shots over B.J Rogillio. Elston finished at 7 under par 137 with Rogillio at 4 under 140. Lush fairways and smooth fast greens helped 7 players finish under par. Greg Berthelot, Wendell Akins, and Stewart Perilloux tied for 3rd at 3 under par 141.Read More

Parent Child Tournaments

Results of Parent Child Events at BREC

Hosted at City Park on June 10th: winners at Santa Maria

Randall & Eva Heine (-3) on left.  James & Sophia Macias (-4).

 

 

 

Result of Parent Child at Dumas for June 18th.

Danny Garon Brandt Garon 58 1ST
Kenny Lewis Kyle Lewis 66 2ND
Dave Lemoine Jared Lemoine 69 3RD
Gerald Farriel Jeremy Farriel 70 4TH
Kelvin Price Andrew Price 73
Gerald Farriel Kacie Farriel 74
Joe Freitas Sr Joe Freitas Jr 78
Ricky Simmons Wade Simmons 78
James Lambert John Lambert 81

Who designed BREC Golf Courses? Might be really surprised!

Compared to many cities within the USA that have public courses owned and operated by the Parks & Rec… BREC actually has a lot of famous architects involved in its history.  One that the citizen golfers of Baton Rouge can be proud of.

Craig Schreiner is a golf course architect that has designed or renovated over two dozen courses nationally.  Schreiner designed and built Beaver Creek.  He also did a complete renovation and building of J S Clark Golf Course; he has done several First Tees nationally.  He also did some renovation on City Park Golf Course by reconstructing two holes, adding irrigation, and installing tiff dwarf in the greens.

For background on Craig Schreiner    http://www.csgolf.com/staff.html   http://www.golfadvisor.com/architects/635-craig-schreiner/ 

Tom Bendelow is one of the reasons City Park Golf Course is referred to as Historic City Park Golf Course.  Bendelow came over from Scotland during the time golf was beginning to be played in the USA.  Contributing to the growth of golf, Bendelow may have been the most prolific golf course designer and builder ever.  Bendelow has several courses that have hosted PGA, US Open, and Ryder Cup events.  City Park was one of the last courses he designed.  His name and stature in the game is enormous.

For background on Bendelow  http://tclf.org/pioneer/tom-bendelow    http://golfarchitects.lib.msu.edu/pre-ASGCA/bendelowt/philosophy.html

Robert Trent Jones is basically the icon of American golf course designers.  Easily recognized by golfers who seek out great challenges, Jones has designed and built some of the best courses in the country. Only two courses in Louisiana have his signature, and one is here in Baton Rouge – Santa Maria Golf Course.  Supremely symbolic of his style, this golf course meets the standard of his basic philosophy… par is a good score.

For background on Jones http://www.roberttrentjonessociety.com/   http://www.fdsgolf.com/pages/about.html