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Wednesday, April 7, 2004
Valley Club
hires new proStoney Brown leaves Boise for valley
The Valley Club, after a three-month search interviewing over a dozen golf professionals from half a dozen western states, has hired Stoney Brown to lead its golf operations.
Brown has worked as head golf pro at Boise’s Crane Creek Golf Club for the past 29 years.
"He knows Idaho," says Valley Club governing manager Barry Bevers.
When the Valley Club opens its tees on April 15, Brown will commence leading the Hailey course’s golfing operations.
Brown knows the rules of golf better than most. He has officiated two Ryder Cups and 10 PGA Championships. Brown has received the PGA’s prestigious Horton Smith award given annually to the three national pros who have shown the greatest dedication to the game.
Tommy Sanderson will continue to be the main teaching pro at the Valley Club as Brown focuses on the greater task of managing the pro shop, merchandising, and all the finer points of golf operations.
The Valley Club is proud to welcome Stoney Brown to its operational team.
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