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2010 Fees

Active Duty
	Weekday	Weekend	Monthly/Single	Monthly/Family
Category I: PFC to SSG	$9	$11	$30	$50
Category II: SFC to GEN	$16	$19	$62	$87
Retiree/DOD Civilian Dues
Retirees, DOD Civilian employees, DOD Contractors & Federal Employees	$16	$19	$62	$87
Veterans, Non-DOD Federal Employees, Contractors and other designated individuals
Veterans, Civilians and other designated individuals (per GC)	$22	$25	$85	$125
Non-DOD Federal Contractors	$22	$25	$100	$150
Civilian Guests	$22	$25
Allied Students	$22	$25

Other Fees
Carts
1 passenger	$11
2 passengers	$9 each
Pull Cart	$5 each
Locker	$7
Club Storage	$8 each
Rental Clubs	$12 each
Range Balls
Large	$4.50
Small	$3.50

Also located inside the Golf Complex, The Golden Tee offers a variety of breakfast meals and lunch specials.

The pro shop carries a wide variety of men's and women's golf apparel, as well as, bags, clubs, balls and other accessories. Group or private lessons are available to everyone.

Directions: Fort Bliss is located W and NW of El Paso, between US-54 and US-62/180, reaching into New Mexico. Take I-10 to Airport exit or US -54 to Ellerthorpe Rd. exit, turn right at light follow signs to golf.

Special Notes: Military/Authorized Patrons Only; Regulation 18 Holes; reservations required (call for detailed info); Reciprocity Honored - (call for additional info); League Play; Group Outings

Golf Services Club Rental, Golf Carts (Power), Practice Range, Pull Golf Carts, Golf Lessons, Practice Chipping Area, Practice Putting Green.

Club House Banquet Facilities, Bar/Lounge, Dining Room/Restaurant, Golf shop, Lockers, Showers

 

Underwood golf pro honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

In recognition of his years of dedication to the game he loves, Bobby Kaerwer, head golf professional and manager at the George V. Underwood Golf Complex, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Sun Country Section of the PGA of America.
“You’re very honored to be recognized by your peers,” said Kaerwer, who has been at Underwood since 1971. “But, you know, if you’re doing the things that you’re doing – if you’re doing it to be recognized, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons. That’s the way I feel about it.
“I mean, I’m doing my job, and my job as a golf professional is to promote the game of golf,” he continued. “That’s what my job is, and I have to do it for everybody. I have to do it for men, I have to do it for women, I have to do it for kids … but it’s something I want to do.”
While just “doing his job,” Kaerwer has, according to the Sun Country Section, “arguable had as big of an impact on golf and golf professionals as anyone in the history of the Sun Country PGA.” This impact includes having held every office in the section, including the presidency. On the national level, Kaerwer has served on the PGA National Education Committee and the PGA National Apprentice Committee, and was at one time a faculty member in a program that provided instructors to assistant golf professionals who aspired to become members of the PGA of America. He was also instrumental in getting a professional golf management program instituted at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
Kaerwer has been elected to the El Paso Golf Hall of Fame, has won numerous national and section awards, and is a featured teacher in Golf Magazine’s South Central Region.
“I guess that’s kind of it in a nutshell,” said Kaerwer, who graduated from Texas Tech University with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army in 1967. “I have been very fortunate over the years to have some great people who have worked alongside me.
“My staff inside the golf shop has been a great staff,” he continued. “The Golden Tee has been one of those facilities that has been well-received by everybody, also, and then I’ve got great office support in Kris [Woodson] and Shirley [Rehrig] inside. I’ve been very, very fortunate to be surrounded by some good people.”