Donaldson survives tough test to win Jividen Cup Oct 13, 2008
"Scott Harmelink (head pro at Green Valley Golf Course) has helped me with my swing all year. I didn't trust it at first, but he's worked with me a lot and it's really helped.". Donaldson's two victories on Saturday came over Dan Brooks 2 and 1 and Ayron Corporon 3 and 2. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Jividen Cup has a new home Sep 24, 2008
After 12 years at Green Valley Golf Course, site of three of Sioux City s major tournaments, the Jividen Cup has moved to beautiful Whispering Creek Golf Club. Briar Cliff University golfer Billy Keane will defend his title in the event named for the late Mike Jividen, arguably the best match play golfer these parts have ever seen. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Josh Reed takes lead in Briar Cliff invitational Sep 23, 2008
Tuesday's final round will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Green Valley Golf Course. Dordt holds the team lead after firing a 316, six strokes better than Wayne State who stands at 322. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Barbee repeats as River-Cade champion Jul 14, 2008
Nate Barbee tees off on the 5th hole during the River-Cade Amateur at Sunday at Green Valley Golf Course. (Staff photo by ). (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Four share River-Cade Amateur lead Jul 13, 2008
Las Vegas golfer Brian Evans was lining up his putts on the practice green at Green Valley golf course late Saturday afternoon, hoping it might pay off today in the final round of the River-Cade Amateur. Practice might be a good thing as 16 golfers were within two shots of the lead. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Amped-up Chamber event sure to be a hit May 28, 2008
Scott Harmelink, head professional at Green Valley Golf Course, fitted Corporon for his new sticks and the result was a victory in the Tri-State Masters a couple of weeks ago. "I feel club fitting is important for all golfers," said Harmelink. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Hungry for competition May 8, 2008
As head professional at Green Valley Golf Course, Bret Taylor created what was then called the Siouxland Masters, a 36-hole stroke event for championship flight players only. That was the year 2000 and the tournament has grown leaps and bounds since. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Summer parks and rec programs ready to kick off May 8, 2008
Golf lessons will be offered at Green Valley Golf Course for children ages 5 through 13, Tennis lessons will be offered at the Lewis and Leif Erikson tennis courts. Youth Tee Ball for kids ages 4-7 will be offered, Geoff Hubbard, recreation superintendent, said Wednesday. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
27 Flags flap all about the green Apr 12, 2008
He has asked parks and recreation staffers to meet with the greenskeeper and board of directors from Green Valley Golf Course to explore options. City staffers will report back to the council in two to three weeks. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Council buys 27 Flags Golf Course land Apr 8, 2008
City Manager Paul Eckert and Jeff Hanson, planning and neighborhood services division manager, said discussions are ongoing with the Green Valley Golf Course board of directors and with some of the 27 Flag members. "We're bringing in a greens expert (from Green Valley) to evaluate the course," Eckert noted. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Corporon repeats as Tri-State Masters champion May 7, 2007
On Sunday, with the wind again howling and plenty of water standing at Green Valley Golf Course, Ayron Corporon persevered for a repeat victory in this unique event. Corporon edged Jeff Donaldson by one shot in the season's first of four "major" tournaments in Sioux City. (Sioux City Journal)
Corporon off to strong start in defense of Tri-State Masters title May 5, 2007
As defending champion of the Tri-State Masters, Ayron Corporon earned the right to select the lunch menu for Sunday's final round at Green Valley Golf Course. That, of course, is a tradition each year at The Masters in Augusta, Ga. (Sioux City Journal)
Corporon defends Tri-State Masters title May 3, 2007
Saturday, it moves to Covington Links Golf Course in South Sioux City and the final round is set for Sunday at Sioux City's Green Valley Golf Course. "I think this is the premier event of the year," said tournament director Scott Harmelink, who invented the 54-hole event, which was called the Siouxland Masters until 2005. (Sioux City Journal)
Tri-State Masters gets early call Apr 18, 2007
Circle May 4, 5 and 6 on your calendar, when Two Rivers Golf Club, Covington Links Golf Course and Green Valley Golf Course play host to the season's first "major.". "The last couple of years, we've had it on the third week of May, but there were so many kids graduating from high school on that weekend it affected the turnout," said Scott Harmelink, tournament director of the Tri-State Masters. (Sioux City Journal)
