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The 2008 Hidden Valley Closed Golf Classic

About HV Closed
Golf Classic
History
The Hidden Valley Closed Golf Classic was begun in
1994 by a group of skiers at the Hidden Valley Ski Resort
who did not want to see the ski season end, and who
wished to extend the association with ski buddies by
holding a golf outing. Friends from Mountain Creek and
others who enjoyed having fun were invited to join in.

The format of the outing, a scramble featuring teams
requiring the participation of a female golfer on each team
was adopted to encourage the participation of friends who
had limited golf skill and to include wives, girlfriends and
female ski buddies in the event.

This decision has resulted in getting many of our female ski
buddies to play in the HV Closed and introduced to the fun
game of golf. Buffy and John Whiting have assumed the task
of organizing the event. A tradition has been established that
has the winning teams each year donate their prize money to
support ski racing and area ski racers.

Over the years the event has donated thousand dollars which
has been used to purchase race timing equipment, a radar
speed gun and other equipment to support the ski racing
program.

However the primary purpose of the HV Closed Golf Classic is
to practice Rule #1 "Have FUN!"
Results & Photos of
Past HV Closed Events
2012 HV Closed
2011 HV Closed
2009 HV Closed
2008 HV Closed
2007 HV Closed
2006 HV Closed
2005 HV Closed
2004 HV Closed
2003 HV Closed
2002 HV Closed
2001 HV Closed
2000 HV Closed
1999 HV Closed
1998 HV Closed
1997 HV Closed
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Organizers
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On Course Photos

Team Standings

Team Photos

On Course Photos

Flat Brook Tap House Photos

For 2008 Flat Brook Tap House Awards Party Photos click HERE.

*Becky tees off on #1.*	It is Coach Tom's turn to tee off.
Brian's Team says "This game is easy!"	Brian shows great form teeing off. Where did the ball go?