Mike Waldron

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  The Executive Committee currently comprises: Nancy Lopez (LPGA Hall of Fame), Mike Waldron (Georgia State Golf Association), Betsy Rawls (LPGA Hall of Fame), Rob Neal (LPGA), Mickey Walker (International Golf), J.T. Williams (Metro South Golf Charities), Steve Robinson (Chick-fil-A, Inc.), and Judy Bell (USGA).

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  "Tommy Barnes was amateur golf through and through," said Mike Waldron, the executive director of the Georgia State Golf Association.

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  Chuck Underwood, CGCS will serve as vice-chair; and Mike Waldron, executive director of the GSGA, will serve as secretary.

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  Nearly a dozen country clubs around the state have shut down in the past three years, said Mike Waldron, executive director of the Georgia State Golf Association, which has 350 member clubs.
  
  Some of those owners sold out to developers a few years ago under a much different economy, but the recession certainly has been a factor in recent closures, Waldron said.
  
  "It's just a hard time in all parts of the economy. I don't know if this is necessarily specific to golf," he said.

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  Georgia State Golf Association Executive Director Mike Waldron said Weaver's victories in the Georgia PGA and Open "probably gives him as good a record in the state professional competitions as anybody."
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  "Three of the most important things in his life are his faith, his family and his desire to help golfers with their game," Waldron said.
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  "He's had a number of people he has been able to influence as a teacher during his time as a club professional," said Waldron."He was on the Georgia PGA boards while he was a club professional.He was the section's player of the year a couple of times.The recognition for his career is all of that."
  
  After interviewing Waldron, he asked if he could tell one more story about his friend - "a genuine guy."At the 1990 US Senior Open, Waldron served as a rules official.The championship was played at the Riviera Country Club, and the pre-tourney talk revolved around the toughness of the course.The rough was thick and it was playing long.The competitors, "before and during the tournament", were "picking at the USGA" for its layout.
  
  Waldron ran into Weaver while eating breakfast on the tournament's opening day.
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  There might be someone to shoot 100, but it's the kind of tournament I love,'" Waldron remembers.

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  , Mike Waldron, Executive Director

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  "After he won the Senior Championship three years in a row, he had some shoulder problems the next year, played anyway and missed the cut," GSGA executive director Mike Waldron said.

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  "He has made an impact on a lot of people and in a lot of ways," said Mike Waldron, the GSGA's executive director."When people get into a volunteer activity they obviously do it because they love it, but very few people can make an impact like Gene has."
  
  And when he's not doing his rules thing, McClure is often speaking or writing about the sport.He helped create a Bobby Jones exhibit for the Atlanta History Center and has written numerous articles on golf and the history of the game.

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  Adjourn for Lunch & Golf

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  Published on: 10/24/2008    Last Visited: 11/29/2008  

  Golf in Georgia is roughly a $3.3 billion industry, according to a 2003 economic impact study by Georgia State University, "and we haven't gotten any smaller since the study was done," said Mike Waldron, golf association executive director. "A lot of people are employed in golf. It's not just green space out there looking nice."
  
  But Waldron is looking at 2009 with some apprehension when it comes to the industry, anticipating declining business and memberships.

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