December 17, 2007

GLEN ALLEN, VA — The Carl Spackler Open took a moment to remind everyone the importance of the website as a portal for group information. As the event continues to grow, the Captains Club has increased the services online and asks everyone to update their accounts and contact information.

"I am very happy with our website and what it brings to our wonderful group of guys," says member Joe Butkus. "As we expand our events toward national exposure, our member information will continue to be essential."

A complete golfer account supplies the computer an opportunity to conform to individual preferences and golfing history. The computer then uses the information to improve golfer usability in many areas including scorecard entry.

The player profiles control the course surveys, email generation and more importantly establish communication throughout the large group. The preferences within each golfer profile also allows each golfer to transfer ownership of their account to another member of the Carl Spackler Open.

"This is pretty important information with the next tournament registration right around the corner," said Mike Herron.

The health-related setback date is just another service provided in the golfer profile. Golfers with a physical restriction from hospitalization or sickness can set a new start date for stroke handicap analysis.

Jerry Long and Scott Zavinski continue to ignore the blizzards in the northeast and enter scorecards in southern Virginia and Florida. Jerry Long continues to struggle through the holiday season. Jerry's last five rounds included 44, 42, 55, 61, and 59 points. Scott Zavinski continues to play golf and score rounds surrounding his 64.7 point average.

The 2007 Virtual Tournament ends in 2 weeks.