![]() For Campbell, golf course management is more than a passion – it’s an aspect “It is a blessing that GCSAA organized this opportunity for the African-American demographic in the turf industry while honoring the legacy of the Powell family,” Travis Campbell said.Ĭampbell’s grandfather introduced him to golf when he was 3-years old, and he played competitive golf throughout his childhood and even at the collegiate level. ![]() The Powell Family, which includes Larry’s sister, Renee, who was the second African American player in LPGA history, was awarded GCSAA’s Old Tom Morris Award in 2019. Bill and Larry were the first African American father-son members in Bill was a member of GCSAA for 37 years prior to his death in 2009. The integrated course was the first and only course to be designed, constructed, and owned by an African American. Powell’s father, Bill Powell, was an entrepreneur and pioneering golf course owner who opened Clearview Golf Club in Canton in 1948. I’m thankful this scholarship will help him in that direction." ![]() I commend him on his diligence, persistence and attention to detail. "I want to congratulate Travis Campbell for being the first recipient of the Larry Powell Scholarship. Her extremely dedicated work and that of the rest of my family, put me in a position to be consideredįor this honor," Larry Powell said. "I thank the GCSAA and am very appreciative of the honor of having this scholarship in my name. Scholarship preference is given to needs-based applicants with consideration for leadership skills and community engagement. The scholarshipįocuses on individuals from underserved populations who are GCSAA members or interested in becoming a member. Jordan, CGCS, and the GCSAA Foundation to honor Larry Powell, a 48-year GCSAA member and golf course superintendent at Clearview Golf Club in Canton, Ohio. ![]() The Larry Powell Scholarship was established in 2022 by GCSAA Past President Mark F. Campbell will be recognized at the 2023 GCSAA Conference and Trade Show during the GCSAA Foundation Donors and Grassroots Ambassadors Reception on Feb. The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA). 31, 2023) – Travis Campbell, GCSAA member and student at Rutgers Center for Turfgrass Science in New Brunswick, N.J., has been named the winner of the inaugural Larry Powell Scholarship from Our front nine from the professional tee boxes stretches out to 3189 yards while the back nine winds through the pines at 3176 yards for a par of 71.Campbell is completing a two-year certification program at Rutgers Center for Turfgrass Science We are now an 18 hole course instead of the previously known 27 hole Red, White and Blue courses. The patio may also be rented for private parties. We built all new practice facilities including a chipping green, large putting green, and a short game area featuring a green, bunker, and length up to 70 yard wedge shots.Ĭharwood has also added a large outdoor patio area near the driving range behind the grill area that can be used for tournaments, outings, and special events. We have music playing on our driving range and practice areas making for a super laid back atmosphere. We have usb ports in our carts for charging your devices, and we have loaner bluetooth speakers in the pro shop. We like to say Charwood is “Where Golf Is Fun!”… We encourage music as long as it stays in your group. Now in 2019, we’re on 3rd generation ownership! On any given day you come out, chances are Rock (2nd generation) and Daniel (3rd generation) will be out working on the course, just look for a yellow and black lab running around and you’ll know it’s us! It’s our promise to you we are working extremely hard to give you the best playing conditions possible and most importantly, the best value golf course in the Midlands! We started in the late 1960’s when L.C Lucas decided to turn his dream into a reality, by building a golf course on family farm land. Thank you for checking out “The Wood!” We pride ourselves in being a locally owned, family business.
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