Fall "Yellow Ball" Scramble
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Event Details
4-Person Scramble with a Yellow Ball Twist: All Teams receive a Custom Yellow Logo Golf Ball. At any time, any player on the Team can attempt to improve the team’s position by hitting a Yellow Ball Mulligan. However once hit, the Yellow Ball becomes the only live ball & all other shots must be picked up no matter the result. If a Yellow Ball is hit, it is deemed in play & teams are required to use the result of the shot. If the Yellow Ball is hit into a Water Hazard or Out of Bounds resulting penalties will apply because the Yellow Ball is deemed to be the only live ball for the team once hit.
Entry fee includes greens fee, golf cart, drink tickets, prizes and awards and a meal following the round! Prepay and save $5! All golfers welcome!
Fall "Yellow Ball" Scramble
Phone : 913-651-7176 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : brian.flax@us.army.mil
Web Address : http://leavenworth.armymwr.com
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National Cemetery
Designated a National Cemetery by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862 along with eleven others, military graves date back to 1846. Today, more than 20,000 veterans representing every war since 1812 are buried in the cemetery. Two soldiers from Operation Desert Storm were interred here in 1991.
Fort Leavenworth, KS CemeteriesSyracuse Houses
The two frame houses are known as the Syracuse Houses because they were designed in 1855 by E.V. Carr, a prominent architect from Syracuse, New York. Lt. Colonel George Custer and his wife lived in one of these houses for a few months in 1868.
Fort Leavenworth, KS Historic BuildingsOld Stone Wall
The Stone wall behind and across the street from Grant's statue is a favorite with photographers. The wall was restored in the early part of this century by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Fort Leavenworth, KS LandmarksMain Parade Ground
The main parade ground was originally the center of post activities. Post reviews and parades were held here during negotiations with federal officials in the 1800s.
Fort Leavenworth, KS Military HistoryOregon and Santa Fe Trails
In the 1830s, settlers heading for the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails crossed the Missouri River at this point. Teams of oxen pulled the loaded wagons through the "cut " in the hillside you can still see today.
Fort Leavenworth, KS Pioneer Life