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Summary
The March 1972 Beaver Beacon identifies the Beaver Lodge Golf Club as the island club planning to add a driving range beside the parking area across from the first tee. The June–July issue also lists two planned August tournaments.
Evidence and limits
This is an episode-qualified organization record. The issue does not establish the club’s founding date, legal status, membership, course boundaries, or whether the driving range was completed or whether the August tournaments occurred. A later notice reports winter damage to the greens and a request that snowmobilers avoid the course.
See also
- Beaver Lodge Golf Club driving-range project (1972)
- Beaver Lodge golf tournaments (1972)
- Beaver Island
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, March 1972, “Golf Notes.”Says the Beaver Lodge Golf Club would offer a driving range adjacent to the parking area across from the first tee; it gives no founding date, legal organization record, membership, or course survey.
- Beaver Beacon, June–July 1972, “From the Beaver Lodge.”Lists the club’s Beaver Gems and Beachcomber Open tournaments for August 5 and August 12, respectively, with $3 entries including greens fees and donated prizes; no results are given.
- Beaver Beacon, October–November 1972, “Please, Says Matt.”Asks snowmobilers to stay off the golf course because winter damage to the greens was expensive to repair and delayed spring opening; it does not identify the writer or provide a course-maintenance report.
- Beaver Beacon, May 1973, “Beaver Lodge Golf Course News.”Announces the May 30 season opening, Jim Janda’s flag tournament, a weekly tournament series, and committee roles; it does not provide results, membership, or a formal course record.
- Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, “Food Situation.”Lists the Beaver Lodge dining room among the island food businesses open for the season; it does not establish the golf club’s ownership, licensing, or complete restaurant operation.