Baltus Roll, the gentleman who owned the land and died on the land, is where the name comes from. -Roger Warren

 

Baltus Roll, the gentleman who owned the land and died on the land, is where the name comes from.


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Joe has developed an exceptional track record in creating and marketing a wide variety of programs and services for PGA members and the golf industry, ... Most importantly, he has a dynamic vision for the future of the PGA and our leadership position in the game and business of golf.

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Baltus Roll, the gentleman who owned the land and died on the land, is where the name comes from.

Roger Warren
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Some of the players were asked about the name of the course, 'Baltusrol,' and gave some interesting answers (like) 'I think it's an Indian Tribe.' -Roger Warren
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This is a big sales meeting and we're encouraging you to get involved.

Roger Warren
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Your dedication to and passion for the game of golf, our association and the people involved in this great game, along with your past service and accomplishments, are examples of why you are receiving this esteemed honor.

Roger Warren
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The strength of the partners in Golf Retirement Plus lies in their ability to be creative and provide a unique variety of products. Golf Design meets such a criteria, and we are most pleased that it has renewed its commitment to PGA Professionals and Golf Retirement Plus. -Roger Warren
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As a PGA Professional, I believe that PGA Free Fitting & Trade-Up Month offers a tremendous opportunity to bring new customers to our facilities and stimulate equipment sales. The promotion is a natural extension of Play Golf America and PGA Free Lesson Month, and will undoubtedly elevate the status of PGA Professionals in the eyes of the public.

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