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LOCAL GOLF: Work continues at Twisted Oaks

Twisted Oaks Golf Club continues construction on its new clubhouse.
The project took a major step forward with the removal of an old concrete pool shell. The thick reinforced concrete had stood in the way of previous development.
Energy Services Company donated equipment for its removal.
In its place, Twisted Oaks will build a practice putting green that will serve as an area to improve one’s putting – a focal point for the clubhouse and the site of many evening competitions.
Vertical construction of the clubhouse starts this week, and there are plans to use the covered pavilion for the Bowie High School Jackrabbit Invitational on March 9-10.
Recent Results
Cal Wells, Andy Duke and Gary Bogan won the Thursday Game on Feb. 12 with a score of 2-under par.
Wells produced the best score of the day with a 67, and Bogan was close to a career best with a 74.
Ron Everitt won the Weekend Big Game on Feb. 14, firing a 68, and Wells was at even-par 70. Yogi Gore carded an 80.
Twisted Oaks is a 9-hole club located in rural Bowie, open Tuesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. under the direction of PGA professional Ron Moxom.
For information, call Twisted Oaks at 1-940-872-4000.]
A backhoe prepares to remove an old concrete pool shell recently at Twisted Oaks Golf Club in rural Bowie. (Courtesy photo by Ron Moxom/Twisted Oaks Golf Club)
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