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The document provides guidelines for references submitting nominations for membership at The Olympic Club. It outlines the importance of accurate information regarding nominees, the qualifications expected from them, and the role of the reference in supporting the nomination. Key criteria include a demonstrated interest in athletics, familiarity with club rules, community connection, and personal acquaintance with the nominee.

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How many times has the US Open been at the Country Club?

These include the 1913 U.S. Open, won by amateur and Brookline-native Francis Ouimet, which began the golf boom in America; the 1999 Ryder Cup that featured the U.S. teams dramatic Sunday comeback; 1902 U.S. Womens Amateur, the clubs first national championship, won by Genevieve Hecker; and four U.S. Opens (1913,

Who is the director of golf at the Olympic Club?

Matt Jordan, PGA Master Professional - Director of Golf - The Olympic Club | LinkedIn.

How many US opens the Olympic Club?

Olympic Club Club information Events hosted U.S. Open: 1955, 1966, 1987, 1998, 2012 U.S. Womens Open: 2021 Tour Championship: 1993, 1994 U.S. Amateur: 1958, 1981, 2007 U.S. Junior Amateur: 2004 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball: 2015 Website olyclub.com Lake Course Designed by Sam Whiting Willie Watson22 more rows

How many members are in the Olympic Club?

Established on May 6, 1860, the Olympic Club is Americas oldest athletic club. It has a total of 11,000 members, showcasing 19 different sports with two main clubhouses and a total of 45 holes of golf.

Can non-members play the Olympic Club?

There is a per-day charge for Guest Cards. Guest Cards for Bay Area residents are valid only one (1) day per month. Guests from outside of the Bay Area or reciprocal club members may use the Club facilities a maximum of seven (7) consecutive days per visit; a maximum of thirty (30) days per calendar year.

Which Olympic Club course is US open?

The Lake Course remains true to the 1927 design with minimal renovations in the intervening years. Prior to the 1955 U.S. Open, the Club brought the USGAs official course architect, Robert Trent Jones Sr., to toughen the Lake Course for competition.

How many US Opens has the Olympic Club hosted?

It will be the fifth Open held at the Olympic Club. The most recent Open at the Olympic Club was in 1998, won by Lee Janzen. Other Open winners at Olympic were Jack Fleck in 1955, Billy Casper in 1966 and Scott Simpson in 1987. The Olympic Club will also be the site of the 2007 U.S. Amateur.

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