In this Sponsor Spotlight we recognize a MASTERS Sponsor that is also a Chapter Member. We showcase Spotlight on Support – One of our Own – Pat Cole and A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc.

Pat and her husband, Alan, began their journey in real estate in 1985, bringing with them diverse professional backgrounds—Pat from the restaurant industry and Alan from construction. What started as a part-time venture with Bucci Real Estate, quickly grew into a true passion as they built relationships and expanded their client base.

Recognizing their shared enthusiasm for the business, they took the next step in 2000, partnering with their oldest son, Alan S. Cole, to establish A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc. Their commitment and hard work fueled steady growth, leading them to build a strong team that includes a full-time administrative assistant and several dedicated real estate agents. Over time, their agency has earned a place among the top firms in the area. More recently this includes being voted among the top three in 2024 by members of the local community – GLOW region (Genesee, Livingston, Ontario and Wyoming Counties).

 Today, A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc. is a team of full-time professionals specializing in residential properties, horse farms, and commercial real estate. Their experience spans a wide range of transactions, including golf courses, mini marts, and various business properties. In addition to sales, they offer leasing, property management, and auction services, partnering with the area’s leading auctioneers.

 A special touch of hospitality is woven into the fabric of the office. When Pat’s youngest son, Todd, thoughtfully designed and built their modern, welcoming workspace, he included a comfortable kitchen area perfect for bringing people together.

 Pat has always enjoyed feeding & entertaining others, and that spirit is felt by everyone who walks through their doors. Clients, colleagues, delivery drivers, and visitors alike are often invited to share a bite and feel at home with the team. During the holiday season, this generosity shines even brighter as they host a festive gathering, with Pat proudly serving as the chef.

 With millions of dollars in real estate sold, their success is rooted in a simple philosophy: operate with honesty, uphold strong ethics, and treat every client with respect.

The A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc. Team

 Getting to Know Pat

 How long have you lived in the Rochester area/Western NY? Where are you from originally?

“I’ve lived in Wadsworth NY in Livingston County my entire life – but love to travel.”

 What do you love most about your industry or company?

“We love helping and meeting new people. It's very rewarding when you can help people achieve their dream of home ownership. The business is constantly evolving, and we work hard to maintain a solid, up-to-date approach that can support our business and clients effectively.”

 What’s one thing you wish people knew about your business/company?

“Real estate is more than our job—it’s a full-time commitment to the people we work with. As a team of experienced professionals, we take a hands-on, personalized approach to every client, keeping you informed, supported from start to finish. Supporting our neighbors is an important part of who we are. We enjoy participating in local events, including a recent food drive at nearby pantry, sponsoring local organizations or mentoring students from our area schools, helping to invest in the next generation.”

 Who got you in to the game of golf and when did you start playing golf?

“Our family enjoyed all types of sports and decided to try golf. We bought some second-hand golf clubs and tried the game. We ended up loving it! I’ve been golfing about 40 years now.”

 How long have you been a member of LPGA Amateurs?

“I have been in the LPGA Amateurs for 15 years.”

 What’s your favorite part of being a member of LPGA Amateurs?

“My favorite part of being a member of the LPGA Amateurs is meeting all the members, the camaraderie, and all the fun events. I enjoy helping organize fundraisers, the clinics and all our get-togethers.”

 What do love most about golf?

“I love going to a variety of courses and the interesting challenge each course offers as I trying to improve my game. I have been fortunate to record two holes-in-one along the way.”

 Favorite place that you have golfed?

“My favorite golfing experience to date has been at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic. It’s a beautiful resort featuring three Pete Dye–designed courses. I especially enjoyed playing Teeth of the Dog, an 18-hole course that runs along the oceanfront with incredible views throughout. The entire experience was first-class, from the caddies to the relaxed tiki bars located along the course.” 

 What are your hobbies?

“Besides golfing, I enjoy gardening, cooking and baking. Also, art is something I really enjoy and more recently discovered pickleball.”

What’s your favorite way to unwind after a busy day?

“I unwind after a busy day with a glass of wine sitting on the deck, enjoying my gardens and flowers and taking a swim in the pool. Life is good!!”

We celebrated Pat’s 15-year Anniversary with LPGA Amateurs – Rochester Chapter during our Kick-Off Luncheon on Saturday, March 28. Pat has been and continues to be a significant contributor to our Chapter and to our community.

 Last year Pat had the idea to conduct a Breast Cancer Awareness Golf Tournament fundraiser in association with our LPGA Amateurs - Rochester NY Chapter. The PINK Tournament was held on Sunday, July 29, 2025, at FarView Golf Course. Pat and Karenne Roberts Co-Chaired the first-year event. Results were amazing! Pat and Karenne put together a team of volunteers and in the first year 88 golfers participated and most importantly $5,303 was raised for the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester. Thank you Pat and to the team for your vision, your time and talent in making an impact to so many that have been affected by Breast Cancer. Mark your calendars now for the 2^nd Annual PINK Tournament which will be held on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at FarView Golf Course.

 A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc. and Pat’s goal is to provide professional and ethical real estate services to buyers and sellers in Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Genesee, Wyoming and Alleghany Counties. Their team of knowledgeable Real Estate Professionals are dedicated to providing the best possible service. Their goal is to have 100% client and customer satisfaction.

A.B. Cole Real Estate, Inc.

84 Avon Geneseo Road

Geneseo, NY 14454

Phone: (585) 243-2643

https://www.abcolerealestate.com/

Our bi-monthly Sponsor Spotlight recognizes one of our MASTERS Sponsors -- WEBSTER GOLF CLUB’s Owner Debby Murphy and Director of Instruction, Abby Morrison. Debby and Abby have consistently shown huge support of our Rochester Chapter and of our members.

Webster Golf Club is nestled in a beautiful country setting in Webster, New York. It is conveniently located one and a half miles from major expressways and a short drive from Rochester.

Webster Golf and LPGA Amateurs – Rochester Chapter’s partnership goes well beyond their MASTERS Sponsorship. Our 2026 involvement with Webster Golf includes–

• Tuesday Morning 18-hole League – Begins May 26, Tee Time Start 8:30 am

           (17 ladies have signed up; we have just a few more slots open so sign up today)

•  Nine & Dine at Webster Golf (9 Holes of Golf and then Dinner) – Sunday, July 19
•   End of Season Golf Event – Saturday, September 12
•  A Cart and A Wedge Clinic with Abby – September 23, 2:00 to 3:00 pm
•  Winter Golf at the Indoor Links

Sign up for League, Nine & Dine and the Clinic through Golf Genius.

Getting to Know Debby & Abby

Debby has owned Webster Golf since December 2019. Debby has been a Member of BOTH THE PGA AND LPGA for over 30 years; this dual membership is a distinction that is held by less than 200 people.

Abby is eagerly working towards PGA Membership and is entering Level 3 (the final level) of her PGA of America curriculum. She is excited to provide instructional services and will be available to help players with their golf game through both private and group instruction.

How old were you when you started golfing and who got you started playing golf?

DEBBY: “I started to play golf at 17 years old. I had played 3 varsity sports, not including golf but when I started to play with a friend (a non-athlete) and she was better than me I was traumatized!! I decided I would never play again or work at it and learn how to play decent golf. Tom Murphy, who later became my husband was my first and only coach.”

ABBY: “I started playing golf when I was about 4 years old. My dad introduced me to the game, and he taught me everything I knew until I became an adult and pursued it more. That experience is a big reason why directing junior golf is such a passion of mine—I’ve seen firsthand how impactful those early experiences can be.”

Where is your favorite place that you have golfed?

DEBBY: “Royal County Down in Northern Ireland is my favorite golf course. It’s along the seaside and nestled against a quintessential Irish town. Gorgeous!!”

ABBY: “My favorite place I’ve played is Pinehurst No. 2. The course itself is incredible, but what made it truly special was sharing the round with my favorite foursome—my dad, brother, and husband. That’s a memory I’ll always cherish.”

What has been your biggest challenge when it comes to golf? How did you overcome those challenges?

DEBBY: “TIME!! When I played my best golf in the 90’s, my golf game was a priority. As my career took off teaching, my students became my priority and now with the business, that has become the over whelming priority. I tend to be a one thing at a time person, so it is a work in progress to get back to creating some time to play and practice.” 

ABBY: “One of my biggest challenges in golf has been constantly chasing perfection. Over time, I’ve learned that golf is really just a big game of imperfections. The key is learning how to manage and work through those imperfections rather than fight them.”

 What is your biggest suggestion on improving for high handicap women golfers?

DEBBY: “My biggest piece of advice for the higher handicap (and I totally agree with Abby) would also be to not only improve their short game but to understand the short game. Players need two proficient green side shots, high and low. To understand trajectory and how the set-up, club selection, and back swing create the difference between the two.”

ABBY: “My biggest piece of advice for high-handicap golfers would be to play from an appropriate yardage. Doing so builds confidence, makes the game more enjoyable, and allows you to develop your short game—which is where you can really improve your scoring. If someone is constantly hitting long clubs into every green, they’re playing too far back. Moving up isn’t “easier”—it’s appropriate, and it’s one of the fastest ways to improve scoring and confidence.”

Whether you're looking for a public golf course with many private club perks, golf instruction, a local Rochester, NY, wedding or event venue, Junior Golf Instruction and Programs or a great Indoor Golf Simulator experience, Webster Golf Club should be at the top of your list. 

We thank Webster Golf, Debby and Abby for their continued support!

https://www.webstergolf.com/

Phone: 585-265-1920     

For the past two years we have been blessed with a MASTERS Sponsor, in which we have no idea who that Sponsor is, as the Sponsor is Anonymous. Our President, Mary Kay receives a kind note with 10 - $100 bills in an envelope. This year’s note read:

“Mary Kay, Congratulations on your second term as President with the LPGA Amateurs. Please consider this Sponsorship for the continued successes and growth of the Rochester Chapter”

--Anonymous

There are many great quotes about giving all of which apply to our Anonymous Sponsor-

“Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.”

--Kathy Calvin 

“When we give cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed”.

--Maya Angelou

But the Quote that best describes our generous Sponsor is --

"The most truly generous persons are those who give silently without the hope of praise or reward."

–Carol Ryrie Brink

We would like to again extend our deepest gratitude to this incredibly generous Anonymous Sponsor whose support continues to make a significant impact on our women's golf community. While the Sponsor wishes to remain unnamed, your contribution will enable our Chapter to continue offering outstanding events and tournaments that bring our members together, fostering connections and creating memorable experiences for all. Thank you for being such a valuable part of our community – your kindness and generosity has truly made and continues to make a difference. THANK YOU!

Our March 2026 ‘Sponsor Spotlight’ recognizes our second year ACE Sponsor, Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel and Vice President Ryan Hasenauer. We appreciate Batavia Downs for all they do to support growing golf in the Rochester area, especially women’s golf. We also appreciate all the fundraising that they do in the Western NY Region. We would like to take this opportunity to recognize Batavia Downs and allow our members to get to know them and Ryan a bit better.

Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel is a casino, hotel, resort, and half-mile horse racetrack with live horse racing from July to December, located in Batavia, NY. Conveniently located off New York State Thruway Exit 48, Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel is the area’s premier entertainment destination. Enjoy gaming, shopping, dining, and live racing daily from Monday thru Thursday 8am–1am | Friday thru Sunday 8am–3am in their non-stop-fun atmosphere.

 Have the time of your life as Batavia Downs has a little something for everyone (over the age of 18) –

• Over 943 of the hottest and most in-demand games,
• Four (4) on site restaurants
• Live Harness Racing from the end of July through December
• Simulcast racing all year long
• A Show Stopping Summer Concert Series (see details below)
• Don’t want to pack all the entertainment in one night? Stay longer by taking advantage of Batavia Downs on-site luxury hotel accommodations.

Getting to Know Ryan

What is your current occupation? 

"Vice President of Business Development at Batavia Downs. I started as the Promotions Manager in 2008, was promoted to the Director of Marketing in 2010 and became a Vice President in 2024."

What do you love most about your industry, company or occupation? 

"I enjoy the fast paced working environment. The Gaming Industry competes in the gaming and entertainment space, so there are always new things to try and learn and develop."

What’s one thing — either industry-related or not — you learned in the last month?  

"I recently learned how to change the faucet fixtures in our bathroom. YouTube is a great resource to help you DIY home projects to save some money!"

What’s a recent project or initiative you’ve been involved in that you’re particularly proud of? 

"We’ve implemented a few changes to our Marketing Plan and held some more diverse events here at Batavia Downs. With those changes, we enjoyed our busiest year ever in 2025, both in the amount of people that visited the property and money taken in and distributed to our member counties and cities."

What’s one thing you wish people knew about Batavia Downs? 

"An interesting thing to note is that we are owned and operated by Western Regional Off Track Betting, which makes Batavia Downs part of a public benefit corporation. We have contributed millions to New York State education and the 15 counties and 2 cities we serve. Since the inception of OTB in the early 70s, and continuing with the opening of the Batavia Downs Gaming in May of 2005, Western OTB has contributed Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to NY State Education, the pari-mutuel racing industry and revenues net of expenses are distributed to the Counties of Cattaraugus, Cayuga, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Niagara, Orleans, Oswego, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne, Wyoming and the Cities of Rochester and Buffalo. These contributions help lower property taxes and contribute to community improvements."

How long have you lived in the Rochester area/Western NY? Where are you from originally? 

"My parents are Rochester Natives and I grew up in Rochester, living in both Irondequoit and Fairport through high school. I moved to Buffalo in 1999 to attend college and pretty much never left the Western New York Area."

Do you golf? 

"I do, we have 2 golf tournaments put on by Batavia Downs each year, but I also enjoy playing in a few charitable tournaments that we sponsor throughout the year. We have a family golf tournament called the “Hogan Open” that we’ve been doing for over 40 years at the Shadow Lake Executive Course each summer."

Who got you in to the game of golf and when did you start playing golf? 

"My grandfather, Pete Hasenauer was a ranger at Shadow Pines after he retired from Kodak. He would bring me to get lessons from Diane Wilde at the driving range and he’d take me out to golf at Shadow Lake’s Executive course and sometimes golf a few holes on the “BIG” course. Pete is 101 and still golfs with us for the family tournament!"

• Interesting coincidence, Diane Wilde will be teaching some of our learning clinics this summer.
  

What are your hobbies? 

"I enjoy watching sports, including seeing my 11 year old son as he plays a variety of sports including Golf! I also love flipping things I find at estate sales and garage sales online.

Items I have for sale can be found

at":  https://www.ebay.com/usr/ryanh7681 and https://poshmark.com/closet/ryanh7681

What’s your favorite way to unwind after a busy day? 

"Just hanging with my family and watching sports or our favorite shows."

There is always something fun going on at Batavia Downs, all year long! Many of their events are tied to a fundraiser and support a very good cause. Visit Batavia Downs Event Calendar for a glimpse of their yearlong events.

https://www.bataviadownsgaming.com/events/events-calendar/

Batavia Downs has announced their Rockin’ The Downs 2026 Summer Concert Series which features a very diverse lineup with artists spanning country, ‘80’s rock, classic rock, Motown and disco --

The Spinners – June 26

Quiet Riot – July 10

Village People – July 17

John Waite – July 24

Jump: America’s Van Halen Experience – July 31

Rumours ATL – A Fleetwood Mac Tribute – August 7

Jo Dee Messina – August 14

 The Summer Concert Series are held on Friday nights, outdoors in the center of the Batavia Downs horse racing track. For more information or to buy tickets go to the link: https://www.bataviadownsgaming.com/events/concerts/

Be on the lookout for information regarding our 2^nd Annual Batavia Downs Social Event. Last years event was so much fun and included Friday night harness racing, dinner at the track, gaming, overnight at Batavia Downs hotel, and Saturday golf at Stafford Country Club. We are already planning a similar event for 2026! We sincerely thank Batavia Downs for their support!

Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel is a short (less than an hour) drive from the greater Rochester area

8315 Park Road

Batavia, NY 14020

585-343-3750

https://www.bataviadownsgaming.com/

Our February 2026 Sponsor Spotlight highlights FarView Golf Course and its Owner James (Jim) Millar. We so appreciate FarView and Jim and all they do to support growing golf in the Rochester area, especially women’s golf. We would like to take this opportunity to recognize Jim and FarView and allow our members to get to know them a bit better.

FarView Golf Course lies in the heart of the Genesee Valley, just 20 minutes from downtown Rochester. FarView offers one of the most beautiful and interesting layouts in Livingston County. The greens at FarView are some of the largest and best manicured in the area. The course is kept in championship class condition.

Jim built FarView with his brother Stewart (who is now retired) and opened 9 holes in 1992 and the full 18 holes were completed and opened in May of 1995. FarView presents a rare variety of challenges, hills and dales, water and doglegs. The forward, red tees are 4,645 yards so it is not an overly long course. For those ladies looking for longer yardage the green tees are 5,211 yards. FarView offers some of the most spectacular scenic views in all of Rochester.

Getting to Know Jim

• What is your current occupation?

“My current occupation is Owner and Operator of FarView Golf Course in Avon New York.”

•  What do you love most about your industry, company or occupation?

"The thing that I love most about FarView and my job is the personal impact that it has had and continues to have on the players who come to the course, their enjoyment of the course itself and how they are treated when they walk thru the doors. Being a little family business, they appreciate that we are very grateful of all their support.”

• What’s one thing — either industry-related or not — you learned in the last month?

“Having just turned 60!!.....How important my family is and to enjoy time with them as much as possible.”

• What is a recent project or initiative you’ve been involved in that you’re particularly proud of?

 “That would be my 2 year membership program that I initiated several years ago, $389.00 Monday-Friday/$479.00 any day play that is 2 full seasons. Being in the industry for a while now, I know how expensive golf has become; I decided to offer a program for golfers that is affordable without breaking the bank. I have many players telling me they wouldn’t be able to afford to play on a regular basis if it wasn’t for this program, it has been a great success.”

• What’s one thing you wish people knew about FarView Golf Club?

"One thing that I wish people knew about FarView is that during construction a prehistoric dinosaur, a wooly Mammoth, was found on the Course…. one of the most complete finds in the world. It is now an exhibit at the Rochester and Science Museum.” 

•  How long have you lived in the Rochester area/Western NY? Where are you from originally?

“I have lived in the Rochester area since 1992, my family is originally from Scotland.”

• Do you golf?

“I do golf, when you own a Course it is a must.”

• Who got you into the game of golf and when did you start playing golf?

“I got into the game of golf around 6 years old, my brother and father were golfers, guess it runs in the family.”

• What are your hobbies?

“My hobbies are golf and weight training, spending time with my family.”

• What’s your favorite way to unwind after a busy day?

“After a busy day at the course, my favorite way to unwind……that’s a tough one as I work around 60-70 hours a week so for me going home and getting as much rest and sleep as possible, I’m not getting any younger!”

As Jim mentioned, FarView offers a 2-Year Membership Special at a great value --

$389/person: Monday – Friday Play

$479/person: Any Day Play

 FarView also offers several types of leagues – including women, mixed and seniors as well as 9 or 18 hole morning, afternoon and evening leagues.

 In closing, we want to sincerely thank Jim and the entire staff at FarView for all of your support of our LPGA Amateurs Rochester Chapter. You are a valued sponsor as well as a supporter of our 1^st Annual PINK tournament, which raised over $5,000 for The Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester. We look forward to playing many rounds of golf at FarView in 2026!

 If you are interested in memberships, leagues, or tournaments please email Jim at info@farviewgc.com for more information.

 FarView Golf Course

2419 Avon-Geneseo Road

Route 39

Avon NY 14414

Phone: (585) 226-8210

Email: info@farviewgc.com

We start our 2026 ‘Sponsor Spotlight’ by recognizing our biggest Sponsor to date, RDGA and its Executive Director Tim Vangellow. We so appreciate RDGA (Rochester District Golf Association) and all they do to support growing golf in the Rochester area, especially women’s golf. We would like to take this opportunity to recognize RDGA and allow our members to get to know them and Tim a bit better.  

 RDGA was founded in 1929 and started with 12 Founding Clubs. Today RDGA has a close relationship and supports -- 

• 7 Counties in and around Rochester 
• 75 Member Clubs 
• 66 Courses 
• 21,000 Member Golfers 
  

RDGA is a subsidiary and leading Allied Golf Association of the USGA and strives to provide “great service and support to ALL of our golf community.” 

RDGA’s major focus moving into 2026 is – 

• GROWING THE GAME OF GOLF 
• A primary goal is to grow the number of people enrolled in having a handicap through GHIN 
• Tim encourages all of our members to enroll in GHIN as having and keeping an active handicap has proven key benefits – 
• Having a GHIN is the best way to IMPROVE your golf game 
• A GHIN equalizes the play with other golfers and allows you to fairly play and compete with a golfer of any skill level 
• BRINGING GOLF TO OUR YOUTH, GIRLS AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES 
• RDGA will emphasize the FUTURE of Rochester Golf for Boys and Girls under the age of 18 through the following services and programs – 
• Junior Golf Membership 
• The cost is only $40 per year 
• Since their focus on Junior Golf, RDGA has grown Junior membership from 400 to 2,400 Junior Members 
• Youth on Course 
• Allows our youth to play at 15+ local golf courses for only $5 
• During 2025, 8,000 Youth on Course rounds of golf were played by RDGA Junior Members 
• Jerry Stahl Scholarship Program 
• 50 children will receive access to First Tee programming and RDGA Junior Membership with Youth on Course program. These students will come from YMCA of Rochester, Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester, and the Monroe County Youth Bureau. The program will be provided free for disadvantaged youths who want to learn to play golf. 

Mary Kay Masters and Tim Vangellow.                                                                        RDGA's Staff (from left): Dave Eaton, Ty McHerron, Cody Dubiel, Tim LaGeorge, & Tim Vangellow

  Our Past and Current President's Patty Pitts and Mary Kay Masters at Locust Hill RDGA Event                  RDGA 2025 US Kids Boys 8 Division Winners

Getting to Know Tim

What is your current occupation? 

• Executive Director of RDGA. Tim started with RDGA 15 years ago, as the first full time paid staff person. In the beginning, Tim was blessed to learn from a group of Board members, teachers and mentors from RDGA.  
  

What’s one thing you wish people knew about RDGA? 

• “That we are so much more than an organization that runs golf tournaments.” The RDGA promotes and conserves the true spirit of the game of golf. 
• RDGA is committed to enhancing the golfer experience in the Greater Rochester Area and GROWING and improving the long-term health of the game we love. They play a significant leadership role in Rules, Golf Genius, Handicapping (GHIN), RDGA Foundation, supporting Girls Golf and much more. 
• RDGA Foundation 

 What is a recent project or initiative you’ve been involved in that you’re particularly proud of? 

• “Our US Kids Junior Tournament Program. It is a super fun, family-friendly beginning competitive program for girls and boys ages 6 to 18. It features the parent caddying for the player and helping all the way in a fun and teaching atmosphere. We have been doing it now for 8 years and I have seen so many young juniors grow into lots of very good golfers and become fantastic young people. It is a joy to experience it!” 

 How long have you lived in the Rochester area/Western NY? Where are you from originally? 

• Tim was born & raised in Pittsford NY. He attended Sutherland High School and was Captain of the Golf Team and played Ice Hockey at Sutherland High School.  
• He attended Florida Southern College in Lakeland FL. 

 Who got you into the game of golf and when did you start playing golf? 

• His parents, who were members at Monroe Country Club and he began golfing at a very young age. 
  

Favorite place that you have golfed? 

• “My greatest golf experience was playing Pebble Beach and shooting a 78 from the back tees on a gorgeous, sunny perfect day!"

What are your hobbies? 

• Tim’s hobbies include golf, working out and having fun with his two children, a daughter who lives in Florida and works for the PGA Tour Valspar Championship and a son that lives in Boston and enjoys the game of golf…..”I am so blessed with two great kids!” 

 We close our Sponsor Spotlight with some “you heard it here first” information from Tim. The 2026 RDGA Tournament schedule will be released on Thursday, January 15th and Tim has informed us that the Tournament focus is playing on Rochester’s Premier Private Clubs. In addition, the Women’s Open is scheduled for Monday, August 24th and will be held at the historic, private Donald Ross-designed Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford. Mark your calendar now! 

 Today RDGA has a staff of five paid employees, three paid summer interns and the all-important 120 Volunteers that lead and assist on a daily basis. The other four staff members include – Cody Dubiel, Junior Golf Director & RDGA Foundation Administrator; Dave Eaton, Communications & Marketing Director; Ty McHerron, Director of Rules & Competition; and Tim LaGeorge, Director of Handicapping & Course Rating Department. 

 If you are interested in volunteering, Tim encourages you to contact the RDGA offices at (585) 292-5950 or email info@rdga.org. 

 We leave with a great quote…..”Golf is Rochester’s Major League Sport – we truly are a special golf community” 

--Tim Vangellow, Executive Director RDGA 

 Thank you Tim and the entire RDGA staff and volunteers for your unending friendship and support of the game we love and respect so much….GOLF. Especially growing the game of golf among girls and women!