SCPGA CATALYST WEBINAR SERIES

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September 2, 2021
Charlie Davison, Todd Eckenrode Origin Design

Catalyst Quiz: A score of 70% or higher will earn 1 MSR credit for attending. Please note, the Catalyst Quiz may only be attempted ONCE.

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1. According to Charlie presentation, long range plans need to coincide with long range master plan but small projects do not necessarily need to.a. True *

1 point

a. True

b. False

2. If the long range plan becomes a roadmap for future course projects, Clubs can run into complications because that plan should not be a Road map for future projects. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

3. Charlie Davison spoke about the importance of private clubs staying within themselves and not getting caught up with competing with other clubs and what they are doing to their golf courses. *

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a. True

b. False

4. Component end-of-life factors should all be within the context of the Long Range Master Plan. As infrastructure deteriorates, changes must be made to continue to be viable and sustainable. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

5. Ongoing economic challenges facing the game require creative ideas to reduce expenses by focusing on main playing areas, but they must be made in context with an overall plan.. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

6. According to the presentation, a long range master plan is all of the following EXCEPT: *

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a. A definitive renovation/restoration/improvement hole-by-hole analysis covering all aspects of the golf course, illustrating a comprehensive list of suggested enhancements, maintenance issues, life cycles and today, the inclusion of a drought and turf reduction plan.

b. creates a buffer that assists in preventing one-time improvements that are out of context with the rest of the golf course.

c. A guild to how the Club culture will adapt to the changing game and game demographic

d. In essence it becomes a road map for all future Superintendents, Green Committees and Owners when considering maintenance and golf course improvement projects.

7. The long range master plan should not become an integral component of “selling” the members on the project if a private club or the Owners if Semi-Private or Public. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

8. The following are key components of the process of developing a long range plan *

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a. Utility information, including existing and planned utility lines, both above and below grade

b. Environmental information, including wetlands and floodplains

c. Testing of natural conditions, including soil tests for lakes and subsurface rock

d. All of these

9. Eckenrode Designs have done work on all of the following clubs EXCEPT: *

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a. Pauma Valley CC

b. Saticoy CC

c. Lakeside GC

d. San Gabriel CC

10. In the presentation, Charlie urged clubs to never sell ancillary unused land as it may prove useful in future projects and endeavors. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

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