Cherry Hills Country Club

There's a, there's a 75 pound food and beverage credit this year and a 30 pound merchandise credit as well and i believe the third thing is uh range balls at the academy if you want there we go before you take off

so there it goes a little little couple extras and for play in 2026 and playing 2027 they changed it where it's your application is up to four people so if you're a group of eight or twelve you do have to put multiple applications in so same thing for next year so keep that in mind but that's kind of what's new across the pond um and some of our Our last groups are about to depart and they are members from and shout out to them from Cherry Hills Country Club, Firestone Country Club, Newport Country Club and Ridgeway Country Club.

So shout out to them.

Last groups to depart.

They saw something that maybe at that point I, I didn't even see in, in myself as far as, uh, you know, what could happen.

And, and then, uh, in 2021, that opportunity presented itself again and, and I was contacted and learned about Cherry Hills Country Club, and I think, you know, anyone in golf knows Cherry Hills, its history, its place in golf, its championship history.

Um, I had been there playing it as a, as a guest one time and, uh, it, it piqued my interest.

It kinda caught me in a, in a moment where from a personal standpoint I had, my kids were off to college or my second was about to go off to college, and it was my wife and I.

I'm Nathan Rarick, an elementary PE teacher and golf writer for Fairway to Green, an equitable sports media company.

Joining us this episode is Pat Koerner, Director of Instruction at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver, Colorado.

Pat discusses his journey from playing many tour events to recently being named the 2026 Colorado PGA Teacher of the Year.

He then talks about his work with two-time U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark and how he helped Clark get back into the winner's circle.