Its in the hole! Jul 9, 2005
Indian Springs Golf Course draws a more casual clientele, and therefore produces perhaps the least hole-in-ones of any of the county courses surveyed, pro Jim Hague said. Indian Springs and Tameka Woods, Hagues other course, rarely produce an ace, he said. (The Daily Journal)
Luck is what separates hole-in-one from near-miss Jul 9, 2005
Indian Springs Golf Course pro Jim Hague has had two aces in his career: one a bouncer that hopped into a hole, the other a roller that took advantage of a sloping green. Both times, the feat didnt leave him overwhelmed. (The Daily Journal)
COACHELLA VALLEY GOLF COURSE REVIEW Dec 21, 2004
First we will take a look at the par four second hole at the Indian Springs Golf Course. The back tees are 400 yards from the putting surface and the middle tees play to 364 yards. (Desert Entertainer, CA)
Changing of the guard: Kane steps up at Hunter, Cook moves on to Pistol Creek May 9, 2004
"Cook started playing golf at Indian Springs Golf Course in Middlefield at the age of 10. He got a job as an assistant pro at the Portland Golf Club in 1978. From there, he served as an assistant pro at Wethersfield Country Club from 1980-85, taught at Indian Springs from 1985-90, ran a golf school in Newington from 1991-93 and became the head pro at Hunter in 1994.Pistol Creek growthThe left-hander said he chose Pistol Creek because he wanted to "turn the golf course around. " He said the... (Meriden Record Journal, CT)
