http://countrycluboftroy.com Fri, 25 Jun 2010 15:27:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en If your permanent residence is more than 100 miles away from the club, you are eligible to take advantage of this new membership opportunity. For more information, contact John Matway at (518) 274-1000 ext 237. http://countrycluboftroy.com/2010/04/30/new-membership-category/ Historic and scenic Walter Travis golf course, acclaimed teaching staff, full service pro shop, and other amenities rank this one of the areas best courses. Click the golf button above. http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/pool-results-1/ Five red clay courts, an award-winning teaching staff, and active programs make this a premier tennis facility. The Club also features two platform tennis courts for winter exercise. Special memberships are available. http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/tennis-pro-tips-2/ Olympic size pool with games, swim team, lounge area, locker rooms and snack bar, all close to the Clubhouse. Certified life guards. Open until 7pm during the summer. A family place, young and old. Special Memberships available. Our pool is a classic 30 meter American pool of the type used to train ... http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/pool-programs/ From elegant menus and atmosphere to relaxation in our Grille Room or even at our summer snack bar, there is a place for all members to dine according to their needs. Our trained chefs prepare all food from fresh ingredients. Our wine list is extensive. And because it is your ... http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/grounds-post-1/ On big breaking putts, roll the ball over a spot. The greens at the Country Club of Troy are noted for their severe undulations, seldom does one have the opportunity to play a straight putt. If you play putts with severe break, roll the ball over an intermediate target on ... http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/golf-post-2/ The Lost Art of the "Bump-and-Run" Our Walter Travis designed golf course presents us with many challenges, especially around the greens. Due to the closely mown “run-off” areas around the greens, it’s important to have a diverse short game with an assortment of shot options. All too often players use their ... http://countrycluboftroy.com/2009/03/23/golf-post-1/