Golf Magazine Top 100 You Can Play Logo Balls I began playing traveling golf in 1989 when I took my first “Buddy Trip”. For ten years, eight of us spent three days in Northern Michigan on what became know as “The Seve Tour” named after its founder, Steve “Seve” Ramp. We played at Boyne Highlands, Boyne Mountain, The Treetops, Garland, and Shanty Creek. It was the highlight of our year. We were relatively young and we all worked for a financial services company in Fort Wayne, IN. As with many trips of this ilk, we had a “skin pot” and a trophy but most of all, it was a chance for camaraderie and three days away from the rigors of Corporate America.
As the Seve Tour progressed, the five rounds of golf we played each year just weren’t enough for me and I began extending the trip, first on the front end and then on the back end too and the three day trip became a full week. As families grew and jobs changed, the Seve Tour became a fond memory. But I was hooked on traveling golf.
As the Seve Tour progressed, the five rounds of golf we played each year just weren’t enough for me and I began extending the trip, first on the front end and then on the back end too and the three day trip became a full week. As families grew and jobs changed, the Seve Tour became a fond memory. But I was hooked on traveling golf.
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