Two Lake golfers receive scholarships

Contributed by Terry Heyer, Youth Golf Foundation

For several years, two young Lake golfers participated in the junior instruction sessions and the PGA Junior League, then went on to play at Fluvanna County High School.  Now these two are embarking on another step in their growth.  Cameron Marshall will be entering the LPGA training course, and Mason Chiovaro will be starting the PGA training course.

This multi-year effort is designed to lead to a professional status; Lake golf pro Mark Marshall had to complete this same program years ago.  It involves projects; seminars; exams; and week-long training sessions, some of which require travel to out-of-state sites.  Besides the time involved, this journey also necessitates a financial commitment: fees, travel, meals, and accommodations.

To assist in this effort, Cameron and Mason have been awarded George Lissy Memorial Scholarships.  These scholarships were established by George’s wife Carole to recognize George’s love of the game and to encourage young golfers to learn and play a life-long sport.  Both Cameron and Mason currently work part-time at the Lake Golf Pro Shop. They will be assisting in this year’s instruction programs for youth golfers.

The scholarships are administered by the Youth Golf Foundation.

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