GreenLight Fund BOSTON 2020 Golf Tournament Program

GREENLIGHT’S
A Ryder Cup style tournament featuring GreenLight’s
newest portfolio organization, Per Scholas
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2020 // WESTON GOLF CLUB

GREENLIGHT’S
Thank you for joining us in support of the GreenLight Fund and our 12th portfolio organization: Per Scholas!
We know this year is different than most, and that is why we are especially
grateful that you have joined us for a day of competition and fun. We hope
you enjoy today’s activities featuring our 12th portfolio organization, Per
Scholas! Per Scholas, a truly amazing organization, sees a 400% increase
in salary for low-wealth residents by providing training and industryrecognized
credentials in the IT sector. In their first four years, Per Scholas
will reach close to 800 adults —and help move many more families out of
poverty. In response to COVID-19, Per Scholas expanded its remote learning
capabilities and training to support the global shift to increased remote
work. By providing an innovative solution for employment and increased
income for families, our hope is to change trajectories for adults and their
families and meet the needs of our time.
Per Scholas is an organization with the potential to bolster the recovery
efforts after the dramatic impact of COVID-19, and, now more than ever, it
is important to come together to support the work of organizations like
theirs. None of this would be possible without people like you - friends,
partners, and sponsors, both here in person and in spirit!
As we work to rebuild as a city and as a nation, we need your help, not
just to restore our community back to what it was, but to reimagine what
our city could be. The past eight months have brought to light glaring
injustices experienced by Black, Indigenous and communities of color
across our country for generations. As we reckon with our past and
present, we continue to work towards a future Boston that is healthy, just,
and inclusive. This future will require new and innovative solutions just
like Per Scholas as we continue to serve more than 100,000 Bostonians
each year.
Proceeds from today’s tournament will go to support GreenLight Boston’s
work as we bring in innovative solutions like Per Scholas. We plan to
remain innovative and flexible to the needs of the time, working with
community leaders to identify organizations that can tear down barriers
and open opportunities. And we will do this with our long-time supporters
and champions — especially you!
Safety guidelines for today’s tournament and instructions for accessing
our virtual hole activities can be found in this booklet. We hope you
have a safe, fun day, and enjoy learning more about what the future
holds for GreenLight Boston and Per Scholas!
Enjoy the day!
Melissa Luna
Boston Executive Director
John Simon
Co-Founder & Board Chair
EVENT
SCHEDULE
7:00 AM REGISTRATION OPEN
Driving Range Opens
8:30 AM FIRST TEE TIME
Teams tee off every ten minutes
thereafter.
Foursome Farewell and meal pick-up
after course completion.
6:30 PM FINAL FOURSOME FAREWELL
RULES OF
ENGAGEMENT
The format is team based: Golf for Good.
The team with the most cumulative
points at the end of the tournament
is the winner.
Each foursome will have two representatives
from the Green Team and two representatives
from the White Team. Each team chooses its
best drive and then each member of the team
plays his or her own ball from the locations
of the best drive of the team. One point will
be awarded for the front nine, back nine and
overall match winners. If it is halved (tied),
then each team will receive half a point for
that hole. Strokes will be adjusted based
on handicaps, which are noted in the Golf
Genius app.
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THANKS TO OUR HOST COMMITTEE!
Who Worked Hard to Make the Tournament a Huge Success!
Tim Connolly
UBS
Peter Falvey
Shea & Co.
Megan Hurley
Optum Ventures
Justin Lappin
Prove Equity
Roger Krakoff
Cloud Capital Partners
Sung Park
Umagination Labs
Charley Polachi
Polachi Access Executive Search
Michael Shea
Shea & Co.
USING TECH AT THE TOURNAMENT
SCORING
• All scoring will be done via the Golf Genius app, see tournament
staff for further instructions or questions on how to use this
RAFFLE
• Text GOLF to (406) 302-5086 and receive a link where you can
purchase raffle tickets
• Or go to https://go.eventgroovefundraising.com/greenlightgolf
• Each ticket purchase comes with a mulligan and a chance to win
one of our great prizes
QR CODES
• The codes you see in your program and on the signs at each hole
all link to fun and informative content
• Open the camera app in your phone and hold it up to the code to
scan, then click the link that pops up
• Enter our trivia contest at Hole 18! You get a sneak peak of the
questions at each hole – be on the lookout!
John Simon
Sigma Prime
Chase Woodsum
Summit Partners
Maintaining a
Contactless Tournament:
COVID-19 SAFETY
GUIDELINES
• Staggered start times limits the numbers at arrival,
and departure times
• No one is to congregate in groups except for their
foursome on the course
• Maintain social distancing rules of 6 feet or more
between all players and staff
• Wear a mask wherever it is not possible to maintain six
feet of distance - including at registration and departure
• Masks and hand sanitizers are available in your
registration bags
• Hand sanitizing stations are available on the course
• Limit of 8 golfers at one hole at one time, maintain social
distancing or wear masks
• Golf carts are assigned, one person may ride in a cart at a time
• All players must be certain to play their own ball
• Masks required when entering the club space. Follow
retail and restaurant state guidelines should you visit
these indoor spaces
• All scoring done virtual via the Golf Genius app
• Use contactless water refill stations on the course
GREENLIGHT FUND:
INVESTING IN CHANGE
The GreenLight Fund transforms the lives of children, youth and families in high-poverty urban areas through the GreenLight Method.
• Identify critical unmet needs
• Import innovative, entrepreneurial programs that can have a significant, measurable impact, and
• Galvanize local support to help programs reach and sustain impact in the new city.
We call our approach the GreenLight Method. The GreenLight Method is a five-part process that focuses our investments where they will make the most
impact. It’s how we stay nimble enough to address pressing needs and seize opportunities as they arise.
WE DISCOVER
We assess the local landscape to discover
opportunities for transformation: urgent
issues that are currently not being directly
addressed, and where smart, effective
approaches would make a significant
difference in the lives of low-income children
and families.
WE SCOUT
We search the country for the most effective
solutions: the nonprofits that are creating
new ways to deliver services, connect with
their clients and sustain their work.
WE SELECT
We look at hundreds of nonprofits each year.
Through rigorous due diligence we select the
nonprofit that is the best fit for the
community—that meets identified needs
with innovation and impact that can be
successfully replicated.
WE INVEST
We invest our funds, time and passion. Our
community connections and strategic
advice help organizations ramp up and start
producing direct, meaningful change in the
community. We continue this support so that
each organization can thrive over time.
WE MEASURE
We measure the growth and effectiveness of
our investments and share that information
with investors, partners and the local
community
greenlightfund.org
(617) 912 – 8982
@greenlightfund
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BOSTON SELECTION
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS
12
ORGANIZATIONS IN
BOSTON PORTFOLIO
79
ACTIVE BOARD MEMBERS
PARTICIPATING WITH BOSTON-BASED
PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS
99,713 *
*We will reach 100,000 this year!
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SERVED THROUGH GREENLIGHT FUND | BOSTON
PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS IN 2017-2018
126
STAFF MEMBERS
CURRENTLY
WORKING FOR
BOSTON PORTFOLIO
ORGANIZATIONS
PORTFOLIO
REPORT
BY THE NUMBERS
2019–2020
$66.8M
ADDITIONAL NON-GREENLIGHT
FUNDS RAISED TO DATE BY OUR
BOSTON PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS
$8.98M
COMMITTED TO DATE BY GREENLIGHT | BOSTON
TO PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS
*As of June 30, 2019
OUR BOSTON TEAM
ABIGAIL RATHGEB
Events and Development
Operations Manager
arathgeb@greenlightfund.org
MELISSA Y. LUNA
Executive Director
mluna@greenlightfund.org
Melissa Luna’s leadership of GreenLight
Boston, our flagship site, comes at a time
when GreenLight Fund is deepening its local
community engagement and extending its
partnerships with industry, entrepreneurial
and philanthropic leaders in Boston. Melissa
comes with a track record of working in
low-wealth communities of color as a
nonprofit and philanthropic leader.
DANIELA MIRA
Program Associate
dmira@greenlightfund.org
“
SIGNATURE INVESTORS
IN GREENLIGHT BOSTON
The Boston Foundation
Burkehaven Family Foundation
The George and Marie Chabot Charitable Foundation
Deloitte
When we don’t have solutions to our city’s
most persistent challenges, young people and their
iHeart Media
families in poverty pay the price.
We know innovative solutions exist.
I’m thrilled to lead the work of GreenLight Fund Boston
where we can find solutions right for our community
and bring them here in the right way.
— Melissa Y. Luna, Executive Director
The Roger and Lisa Krakoff Foundation
The Lovett-Woodsum Foundation
David E. Retik and Christopher D. Mello Foundation
Susan and John Simon
”
United Way of Massachusetts Bay/Merrimack Valley
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PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS
BOSTON SELECTION
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Our GreenLight | BOSTON Selection Advisory Council acts as an expert partner
and sounding board to identify critical needs and select the right solution.
BAM, Becoming a Man, is a program
that supports boys and young men,
particularly those of color in grades 7-12,
navigate circumstances that threaten
their future, through school-based and
one-on-one counseling.
Family Independence Initiative empowers
low-income families to move out of poverty
through access to connections, choice and
capital. FII invests resources based on the
strengths and initiatives families
demonstrate toward improving their lives.
Per Scholas prepares motivated and curious
individuals from overlooked communities with
the technical and business skills to launch
successful careers in technology, creating
on-ramps to businesses in need of their talents.
Blueprint Schools Network uses a
research-based framework of
comprehensive reform strategies to
accelerate achievement in the nation’s
highest-need schools.
Friends of the Children creates
generational change by engaging
children from high risk-communities
in twelve years of transformative
mentoring relationships.
Raising A Reader Massachusetts is an
evidence-based early literacy program that
helps families of young children (newborn
through age eight) develop, practice and
maintain habits of reading together at home.
College Advising Corps increases the
number of low-income, first-generation
college and underrepresented students
who enter and complete higher education
by hiring and training recent college
graduates as full-time college advisers.
New Teacher Center improves
student learning by accelerating
the effectiveness of new teachers,
experienced teachers and
school leaders.
Single Stop USA helps low-income
individuals persist through college and
achieve financial self-sufficiency and
economic mobility by providing access
to benefits and services.
CareMessage is a 501(c)3 nonprofit
organization based in San Francisco, CA
with a mission to empower healthcare
organizations with mobile technologies
to improve health outcomes and reduce
the cost of care.
Peer Health Exchange gives teenagers the
knowledge and skills they need to make
healthy decisions by training college
students to teach a comprehensive health
curriculum in public high schools that lack
health education.
YVLifeSet provides support to young people
who are aging out of foster care by helping
them find safe housing, continue education
or training, achieve stable employment and
build healthy support systems.
Jessica Ackerman
Deloitte
Irfan Alibhai
Burkehaven Family Foundation
Courtney Allessio
EZCater
Mati Amin
Technical Training Foundation
Luciana Aquino-Hagedorn
Columbia Center on
Sustainable Investing
Jennifer Aronson
The Boston Foundation
Karley Ausiello
United Way of Massachusetts
Bay and Merrimack Valley
Yasmin Cruz
Visible Hands
Annie Duong-Turner
John Hancock
Rahn Dorsey
Gayané Ebling
Jason Ewas
Commonwealth
Philip Gager
Stifel Bank
Rita German
JP Morgan Chase
Pete Giorgio
Deloitte
Christina Gordon
Women’s Foundation of Boston
Amanda Hadad
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Deva Hirsch
DH Advisors
Justin Kang
Visible Hands
Lisa Krakoff
The Roger and Lisa Krakoff
Foundation
Roger Krakoff,
The Roger and Lisa Krakoff
Foundation
Melinda Marble
The Patrick McGovern Foundation
Natalie Martinez
Strong Women Strong Girls
Jude McColgan
Localytics
Lanita McCormick
Housing Opportunities Unlimited
Kristin McSwain
Boston Opportunity Agenda
Grace Moreno
Massachusetts LGBTQ Chamber
of Commerce
Cory Munchbach
BlueConic
Amanda Northup
State Street Foundation
Vaskar Pahari
Bracebridge Capital
Katie Pakenham
Cambridge Innovation Center
Balasubramanian (Panch)
Panchanadeswaran
Santander
Dawna Paton
Aceso Innovation Partners LLC
Cal Perez
Merrill Lynch
Geeta Pradhan
Cambridge Community
Foundation
Marjorie Ringrose
Smith Family Foundation
Ed Rocha
Rola Languages
Mark Rosen
Charlesbank Capital Partners
Whitney Rosenbaum
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
Bill Schnoor
Goodwin Proctor
Pattie Satterthwaite
Women’s Foundation of Boston
Lauren Schwarzenholzer
Goodwin Proctor
Sally Sharp Lehman
Sharp Lehman Consulting, LLC
Gary Smith
Tim Smith
The Boston Foundation
Kevin Smith
Goodwin Proctor
Joe Theis
Goodwin Proctor
Alexandra Valdez
City of Boston Economic
Mobility Lab
Ross Wilson
Shah Family Foundation
Stephen Zamierowski
Deloitte
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OUR PARTNERSHIP
GreenLight Fund & Per Scholas
LEARN MORE
ABOUT
GREENLIGHT’S
SELECTION!
GREENLIGHT FUND: Meeting Community Needs with Proven Solutions
STEP 1:
DISCOVER
MEET THE PER SCHOLAS LEADERSHIP TEAM
The GreenLight Method, a five-part process, provides a focused approach to making
investments where they will have the most impact. It’s how we stay nimble enough
to address pressing needs and seize opportunities as they arise.
We are an on-the-ground partner who deeply cares about our community. To ensure
early and long-term success, the GreenLight Fund provides significant resources
and strategic support during a portfolio organization’s first years in Boston. Each
portfolio organization continues as part of the GreenLight Boston family thereafter.
The latest addition is Per Scholas.
Adults of all ages deserve well-paying jobs and careers. We are excited to welcome
Per Scholas to the Greater Boston community.
STEP 5:
MEASURE
STEP 2:
SCOUT
Robin Nadeau — Managing Director, Greater Boston
Robin is a servant leader who creates opportunity, fosters social change, and grows collaboration. She has over
20 years experience in workforce development, education, and community development — both domestically
and internationally —having served communities in over twenty states, as well as in Ukraine and Poland. She is
passionate about creating access and opportunity for people who face barriers to employment.
Her work includes past positions of leadership at nonprofits, including School and Main Institute, Year Up, and Goodwill
Industries International, leading program design, management, and organizational growth, as well as facilitating social
change and partnership efforts at national, regional and local levels. She has experience facilitating and coaching leaders in
education, nonprofits, and business, and growing long-term partnerships between the public and private sectors. The crux
of Robin’s work has always been systems-building partnership efforts, skill building, collaborative leadership, and crosssector
collaboration.
PER SCHOLAS: Plans for Boston
Under the leadership of the Per Scholas Greater Boston team, more than 800 adults
will receive free training and preparation for a career in IT over the next four years.
Founded in 1995 in the Bronx, Per Scholas was created to bridge the digital divide by reconditioning old computers and
giving them away to schools and families in need. As part of this mission, they trained adults from the community
to recondition computers. Holding on to talent from the community was difficult — they realized that residents,
once completing Per Scholas training, were leaving for better paying jobs, taking with them the skills employers
desperately needed. More than two decades later, Per Scholas has evolved to a national organization, opening doors
to transformative technology careers for individuals from often overlooked communities in about a dozen cities. This
year, Per Scholas enrolled its 10,000th student. 87% of graduates are people of color and 31% are women.
STEP 4:
INVEST
85%
80%+
$21
PER SCHOLAS WORKS
HOUR
of Per Scholas
students Graduate
STEP 3:
SELECT
of Per Scholas grads find jobs
within one year of graduating
average starting wage for Per
Scholas graduates
Plinio Ayala — CEO and President
Plinio became President and CEO of Per Scholas in November 2003 after having served as Vice President of Operations with
oversight for the bulk of Per Scholas’ programs. Today he leads the organization in its national expansion. Plinio previously
served as Director of Program Operations at SOBRO,
and, before that, as Chief Program Officer at Jobs
for Youth. In 2012, he joined a diverse group of
stakeholders with decades of experience in New
York City’s workforce system to develop a blueprint
for the new Mayor, re-envisioning the New York City
Workforce System. Plinio has more than 20 years of
nonprofit management experience and is deeply
committed to the fight against poverty. When not
at Per Scholas, Plinio spends time with his three
children and wife...and the New York Mets.
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We are looking for the next GreenLight community.
Have insight or contacts across the country? Know of a city that needs GreenLight?
GREENLIGHT NATIONAL
AND SITE TEAMS
SAN FRANCISCO
BAY AREA
BLUEPRINT MATH
FELLOWS
from Newton, MA
GENESYS WORKS
from Houston, TX
PARENTCHILD+
COLLABORATIVE
from Mineola, NY
SPRINGBOARD
COLLABORATIVE
from Philadelphia, PA
uASPIRE
from Boston, MA
Reach out to Albert Scerbo at ascerbo@greenlightfund.org
TWIN CITIES
First selection in
2021
KANSAS CITY
First Selection in 2020
CENTER FOR EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
from New York, NY
NEW TEACHER CENTER
from Santa
Cruz, CA DETROIT
SPRINGBOARD
COLLABORATIVE
from Philadelphia, PA
CINCINNATI
CENTER
FOR EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
from New York, NY
FAMILY
INDEPENDENCE
INITIATIVE
from Oakland, CA
FIRST PLACE FOR
YOUTH
from Oakland, CA
CHARLOTTE
PARENTCHILD+
from Mineola, NY
ATLANTA
First Selection
in 2020
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE
First selection
early 2021
CENTER
FOR EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
from New York, NY
COMPASS
WORKING CAPITAL
from Boston, MA
PARENTCHILD+
from Mineola, NY
SINGLE STOP USA
from New York, NY
YEAR UP
from Boston, MA
BOSTON
BECOMING A MAN
from Chicago, IL
BLUEPRINT
SCHOOLS NETWORK
from Newton, MA
CAREMESSAGE
from San Francisco, CA
COLLEGE ADVISING
CORPS
from Chapel Hill, NC
FAMILY INDEPENDENCE
INITIATIVE
from San Francisco, CA
FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN
from Portland, OR
NEW TEACHER CENTER
from Santa Cruz, CA
PEER HEALTH EXCHANGE
from San Francisco, CA
PER SCHOLAS
from New York, NY
RAISING A READER
from Redwood City, CA
SINGLE STOP USA
from New York, NY
YV LIFESET
from Memphis, TN
Jane Case
Operations Manager
Alexandra Coughlin
Senior Executive Associate
and Board Liaison
Megan Daniels
Development Associate
Liz Dignan
Director of Finance
and Operations
Emily Epstein
Marketing and
Communications
Manager
Donald Ger
Managing Director,
Strategy and Administration
Elissa Ryan
National Director of
Strategic Development
Margaret Hall
CEO and Co-Founder
Cristina Hancock
Talent Manager
Casey Johnson
National Portfolio
Director
Kenichi Nozaki
National Program
Associate
Albert Scerbo
Senior Associate,
External Affairs
John Simon
Board Chair and
Co-Founder
ATLANTA
Joli Cooper
Executive Director
TBD
Program Associate
—
CHARLOTTE
Carrie Cook
Executive Director
Paola Aragon Brown
Program Associate
—
CINCINNATI
Clare Zlatic
Blankemeyer
Executive Director
TBD
Program Associate
DETROIT
Rishi Moudgil
Executive Director
Alena Farooq
Associate
—
KANSAS CITY
Sarah Haberberger
Executive Director
Danielle Robinson
Program Associate
—
PHILADELPHIA
Omar Woodard
Executive Director
Garridon Hankins
Program Associate
SAN FRANCISCO
BAY AREA
Kate Schwass
Executive Director
Stacie Mills
Associate
—
TWIN CITIES
Simone Hardeman-Jones
Executive Director
TBD
Program Associate
—
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Site
*as of July 15, 2020
= Organization
Headquarters
= Imported to
GreenLight Site
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THANK YOU
TO OUR SPONSORS
PRESENTING SPONSORS
TITLE SPONSORS
TEE SPONSORS
IN-KIND DONATIONS
SUPPORTERS
The George and Marie Chabot
Charitable Foundation
Back Bay Boxing
Boston Brewing Company
Accomplice
Jon & Monique Bamel
Jude & Fr ancine
McColgan
Becky & Mark
Levin
Cambridge Innovation Center
Formaggio Kitchen South End
Kenny & Hazel Dreyer
Gunderson Dettmer
Ladder Fitness
Mike & Lisa Josephson
Long’s Jewelers
Reasons to be Cheerful
Susan & John
Simon
Ventureforgood
Lynx Fitness Club
MZ Wallace
New England Golf Guide
Nicole Stata
Ron Seeber
Joe & Dana Volman
RR Donnelley Financial Services
Mark & Lisa Wieland
Wishroute
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WELCOME
to the
Weston
Golf Club
1
PAR 4
A Donald Ross Course
Since 1894, The Weston Golf Club has earned its
reputation for honoring the skill of the game of golf.
The Par 72, 18-hole golf course was originally designed by
Donald Ross and is the focal point of the club.
Although the Club opened in 1894, the current location
was built in 1916-1917. Donald Ross designed the original nine
holes and the expanded par-71 layout, which opened in 1923.
The two newest holes (11 and 12, designed by Geoffrey
Cornish) were added in 1965. These replaced a very
short par 3 and one par 4, and brought the course to
its current par-72 layout. Improvements during
the 1990’s included new tees on 16 and 17.
1
The first hole at Weston is a straight forward opening par 4
that can be reached in two shots with a good drive. A player
that avoids the bunkers to the left of the fairway and the
heavy rough on the right will be rewarded. The green is well
guarded by bunkers to the left and short right but Donald Ross
has created lots of room to run up on longer shots.
Watch a special message from Per Scholas
Managing Director Robin Nadeau!
TEE PAR YARDAGE RATING SLOPE
72 6685 Yards 73.0 134
72 6474 Yards 71.8 130
72 6088 Yards 69.5 127
73 5527 Yards 73.1 129
73 5252 Yards 72.0 127
TEE YARDAGE
436 Yards
424 Yards
416 Yards
404 Yards
400 Yards
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2PAR 5
3PAR 3
The second hold at Weston is a demanding 3-shot,
straightaway par 5. A drive in the fairway allows the player
to carefully navigate the layup area that is heavily bunkered.
The third shot is played uphill to a tiered green,
with a severe false front. Depending on the hole location,
the approach shot can be difficult and putting as well
if you are not on the proper level.
2 3
The third hole at Weston is a long, downhill par 3 has a
classic look of a New England, Donald Ross golf hole.
The green is surrounded by a collection area on the left
side and is protected by a large bunker on the right.
The green slopes from rear-left to front-right and it may
be difficult for a player to control their speed.
TEE
YARDAGE
TEE
YARDAGE
552 Yards
436 Yards
534 Yards
424 Yards
495 Yards
416 Yards
480 Yards
404 Yards
470 Yards
400 Yards
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4PAR 4
5PAR 3
The fourth hole at Weston is a long par 4 that will test even
the best of players. The landing zone is guarded by a very
penalizing fairway bunker. A good drive down the left side will
leave a short to mid iron into one of the most difficult putting
surfaces at Weston. The green is guarded by bunkers both to
the left and front right, with a narrow, steep collection area
behind the green. There is a large mound in the middle of the
putting surface that creates many interesting hole locations.
4 5
The fifth hole at Weston is the final hole in a stretch of long
and demanding shots that a player faces to start their round.
This is the most demanding tee shot of all the par 3’s here at
Weston. The green is raised and heavily bunkered with
a treacherous chipping area to the right of the green.
Birdies are rare, and pars are always a good score.
Abdelrahman Hassan shares the importance of
Per Scholas during this pandemic.
TEE
YARDAGE
TEE
YARDAGE
421 Yards
198 Yards
400 Yards
185 Yards
372 Yards
162 Yards
352 Yards
151 Yards
352 Yards
125 Yards
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6PAR 5
7PAR 4
The sixth hole at Weston is a classic risk/reward par 5.
The player must decide if they want to be aggressive and take
their drive over the mound, left of the landing zone.
Players may also play short of the mound or to the right.
Although it’s a huge advantage, the tee short does not require
a long drive, but rather a well-positioned drive. Reachable in
two shots, this large green slopes from back to front with a
steep false front that will challenge the player with multiple
shot varieties and a difficult putting surface.
6
7
The seventh hole at Weston is the club’s signature hole.
The hole lends itself to either a conservative or aggressive
tee shot. An aggressive play off the tee allows for a short iron
or wedge into a green that slopes back to front, favoring the
player. This is a great birdie opportunity with a good tee shot
in the fairway. The green is severely sloped from back left to
front right which places a premium on your approach shot.
TEE
YARDAGE
TEE
YARDAGE
473 Yards
372 Yards
473 Yards
363 Yards
449 Yards
347 Yards
400 Yards
322 Yards
400 Yards
252 Yards
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8PAR 4
9PAR 4
The eighth hole at Weston is a classic short par 4 with
a narrow fairway. Trees and a rocky landscape on the right
side challenge the player to hit a precise tee shot.
Then the player is faced with a short iron or wedge approach
to a perched, narrow, and two-tiered green that is very
difficult to putt if the approach is not placed properly.
8 9
The ninth hole at Weston is a very demanding finish to
the front 9. The player faces a downhill tee shot to a narrow,
sloping fairway into a prevailing wind. The green is receptive
to approach shots due to its severe slope from rear left
to front right, but is very treacherous to putt.
Watch and learn about Per Scholas’s career pathways
from alum DeAndre Levarity, IT Engineer with Everquote!
TEE
YARDAGE
TEE
YARDAGE
298 Yards
429 Yards
298 Yards
416 Yards
284 Yards
403 Yards
278 Yards
323 Yards
198 Yards
323 Yards
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10
PAR 3
11
PAR 4
The tenth hole at Weston is a beautiful mid-range par 3,
with par always being a good score. While it requires a
modest 165 yard shot, balls that aren’t hit to the putting
surface are very difficult to get up and down. The green
is raised and falls off on all sides with deep bunkers
guarding the front left and front right. The putting surface
is heavily contoured and difficult to read.
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The eleventh hole at Weston has water to the right of the
fairway that also needs to be carried on a player’s approach
shot to the green. A good drive off the tee to the left or
short off the pond is faced with a long approach. This long
and gradually sloping green is guarded on both sides
by bunkers and is the number 2 handicap hole.
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PAR 3
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PAR 4
The twelfth hole at Weston is a great birdie opportunity
that is sandwiched between two difficult par 4’s. Players have
the option between hitting a short or a longer and aggressive
tee shot. The approach shot is played over a pond to a large
green with a severe false front and bunkers on either side.
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The thirteenth hole at Weston is a bunkerless, dog leg left
par 4 that is one of the most difficult holes on the course.
The blind fairway bends to the left between the trees that
requires a long drive to reach the green in two shots.
The approach shot is placed to a raised green that has
two tiers and many subtle breaks which can make it one
of the most difficult putting surfaces on the course.
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PAR 5
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PAR 4
The fourteenth hole at Weston is a beautiful par 5 that
is reachable in two for long hitters. There is plenty of room
to drive the ball, but a drive that is hit left or right will have
a difficult time navigating the bunkers of the layup area.
The approach shot is played to a punchbowl style green
that is surrounded by bunkers and collection areas.
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The fifteenth hole at Weston is a heavily bunkered, mid-range
par 4 with out of bounds to the left over the stone wall.
The player has the option to hit a fairway wood or hybrid
off the tee to avoid these obstacles. The approach shot is
played to a raised green that is severely sloped from rear
left to front right with a false front. It is paramount that
players stay below the hole on their approach shot.
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PAR 4
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PAR 3
The sixteenth hole at Weston is a great par 4 with
our signature logo tree just to the right of the player’s landing
zone. The player must avoid a serious of deep, penalizing
bunkers just to the left of the fairway. The approach shot
is played to a very small, classic Donald Ross turtleneck
green. This green is difficult to hold from anywhere other
than the fairway. The green slopes from back to front
and is very difficult to putt.
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The seventeenth hole at Weston is a downhill par 3
that is guarded by bunkers in the front left
and right with a collection area to the rear left
and directly behind the green.
A tee shot to the center of this green
will give a player a great
opportunity at birdie.
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PAR 5
The eighteenth hole at Weston is a reachable par 5
with a penalizing cross bunker that guards the right side
of the green. The green is two tiered from back to front
that has a noticeable spine that runs down the midsection,
separating the left and right side of the green.
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