Michigan Golf Hall of Fame 2021 Raffle

Support the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame; 2021 Raffle Features 20 Foursome Prizes

  BIG RAPIDS – It’s 20 chances to win free golf for $20 in the 2021 Michigan Golf Hall of Fame Raffle.

  Purchasing a $20 ticket, one of just 550 being sold, gives golfers a chance to win one of 20 golf foursomes donated to the MGHOF by 20 of Michigan’s finest golf course properties.

  The prizes will be drawn on Oct. 3 when the 2021 Class of the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame is inducted in ceremonies at Ferris State University’s Katke Golf Club, home of the Ken Janke Senior Golf Learning Center and the hall of fame.

  The foursome winners will be drawn in this order of golf facilities that are giving back to the game and helping preserve its history:

  Barton Hills Country Club; Black Lake Golf Club; Egypt Valley Country Club; Flint Golf Club; Gaylord Golf Club; Country Club of Jackson; Kalamazoo Country Club; Country Club of Lansing; Meadowbrook Country Club; The Meadows at GVSU; The Natural at Beaver Creek Resort; Pilgrim’s Run Golf Club; The Pines at Michaywe’; Prestwick Village Golf Club; Red Run Golf Club; R&S Sharf at Oakland University; Spring Meadows Country Club; Treetops Resort, The Tradition course; Washtenaw Golf Club; Western Golf & Country Club.

  Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online via mghof.org. All proceeds fund the MGHOF via the Michigan Golf Foundation.

   In early 2020 the newest MGHOF class was announced. It includes David Graham, former executive director of the Golf Association of Michigan, Holt’s Julie Massa, a dominant senior golfer, Bay City’s Roy Schultheiss, a winner of both the Michigan Amateur and the GAM Championship, and Dick Stewart, a celebrated former head PGA golf professional at Kalamazoo Country Club.

  Their induction was originally scheduled for June 6, 2020, but it was postponed due to pandemic concerns.

  The MGHOF is a heralded collection of portraits, plaques and memorabilia that currently commemorates 127 members, including Walter Hagen, Chuck Kocsis, Al Watrous, Shirley Spork and more current notables Dave and Mike Hill, Dan Pohl, Meg Mallon and Kelly Robbins. The collection is housed and displayed in the Ken Janke Sr. Golf Learning Center at Ferris State University’s Katke facility. The late Ken Janke Sr. is both a co-founder and a member of the MGHOF.

  The MGHOF is administered by the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame Committee, which is funded through the non-profit Michigan Golf Foundation (501(c) (3) since 1996 and includes 17 people representing a cross-section of the state’s golf associations as well as golf media. The MGHOF committee conducts an annual election to recognize the achievements of competitive Michigan golfers, but also accomplishments of individuals who have contributed to the growth of the game.

  For more information and to learn about the current members of the Hall of Fame, visit mghof.org, or contact MGHOF Administrator Loretta Larkin at [email protected], 248-719-0650.