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HISTORY OF SUNSET RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
— By SRCC Members H.A. “Buzzy” Bizzel and Paul Kissane
THE BEGINNING: (1911), Old Elm (1913), Indian Hill On July 3, 1924, following construction
SUNRISE AT SUNSET (1914), Bob O’Link (1916) Northmoor of the golf course and clubhouse,
Sunset Ridge Country Club was (1918), Shore Acres (1921), Briarwood Sunset Ridge’s Inaugural Dinner Party
established in 1923 by a group of (1921), Green Acres (1923) and now was held. By this time the club had
Chicago-area business executives. Sunset Ridge (1923). Also under officially reached its membership goal
development was Knollwood in Lake of 250 golfers. The following day, July
According to Chicago Tribune reports
Forest (1924) and Mission Hills in 4, 1924, the first SRCC foursome
from 1923, Sunset Ridge Country Club
Northbrook (1926). By 1926 there consisting of Forest Lowrey, Club
was formed by “10 young men with a
would be 20 private golf courses on President; Howard Walton, Vice-
strong desire to play golf together on
the North Shore. President; Bob Pirie, Head Golf
the same private course. They came Professional; and architect Bill Diddel,
to the conclusion that there was a On April 23, 1923, the original founders teed off to officially open the golf
sufficient number of congenial men of Sunset Ridge — under the course. Harold Walton carded the best
of similar inclination and age on the leadership and direction of President score that opening day of 7-over par 77.
North Shore to organize and support Forrest Lowrey — signed up the club’s
a club. They decided that 132 acres of first 100 members. On May 4, 1923, Every year Sunset Ridge honors and
farmland west of Winnetka and 14 the sale closed for the purchase of the recognizes the anniversary of its
miles north of Chicago’s Loop would farmland property at 2100 Sunset founding with a spectacular third of
be the club site, and it was purchased Ridge Road in Northfield. After closing July fireworks celebration that is
for $47,000.” on the land, Club President Lowery always the club’s most popular social
and his Board of Directors took out a event. Members along with their
The Tribune article noted that the North
$65,000 mortgage at 7 percent for families and guests form a gathering
Shore of Chicago was an exceptional
construction of both the golf course of well over 1,000 to enjoy a hearty
golf area like no other in the country.
and clubhouse. They immediately barbeque, great comradery, seasonal
The region featured private courses hired Bill Diddel, a protégé of the libations and view spectacular
such as Onwentsia (1895), Exmoor legendary Donald Ross, as golf course fireworks from the club’s spacious
(1896), Glen View Club (1897), architect. The Board then retained driving range. The third of July
Evanston (1898), North Shore (1900), prominent North Shore architects anniversary celebration is a cherished
Skokie (1904), Lake Shore (1908), Beman & Huszagh to design and Sunset Ridge tradition and every year
Highland Park (1910), Westmoreland build the clubhouse. it is the club’s signature event that
salutes our past and toasts our future.
Approved sketch of the clubhouse as submitted by Beman and Huszagh, architects.
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The original clubhouse from 1924, taken from in front of the 18th green.
GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT the 1955 Women’s Open as did his FROM FARMHOUSE TO CLUBHOUSE
BILL DIDDEL Indianapolis Country Club in 1978. Beman & Huszagh was a legendary
Sunset Ridge was one of the first local architectural firm that built
Diddle’s other notable courses include
courses designed by prolific architect The Brickyard Crossing (the course several notable mansions, churches
Bill Diddel, who designed over 160
commonly known for being in the and buildings throughout Chicago, the
courses between 1923 and 1970. Diddel, North Shore and Hyde Park during the
middle of the Indy 500 race track)
along with his mentor Donald Ross along with Meridian Hills Country roaring 1920s through the late 1940s.
and Robert Jones, Sr. were the founding
Club in Indianapolis and also Florida’s Architect Spencer Beman (1887–1952)
and charter members of the American
exclusive Jupiter Island Country Club was known internationally for his
Society of Golf Course Architects.
and The Country Club of Naples. The work designing and building over 20
Diddel’s most famous protégé was
1972 Western Open at Sunset Ridge churches, including Winnetka’s First
Pete Dye, who was also his neighbor
offered an excellent display of Diddel’s Church of Christ. Spencer also built
in Carmel, Indiana.
challenging design, as only 10 percent over 75 homes throughout the North
Diddel’s courses favored mature tree- of the field was under par after Shore. All of Beman’s projects favored
lined fairways that called for “an 72 holes. a New England and Colonial style and,
accurate shot from the tee for being as lead architect, that is the direction
Diddel was an excellent golfer and
able to score successfully.” Diddel’s his firm took with the original design
overall athlete. He was a five-time
other famous trademark: fast, well- and building of the Sunset Ridge
Indiana State Golf Amateur champion
manicured greens with subtle contours clubhouse. Beman’s partner, Ralph
and won the Midwest Golf State
that created both challenging and Huszagh, was also a highly regarded
Championship in 1916 and 1917 and
beautiful putting surfaces. A Chicago architect, whose portfolio included
was rated one of the nation’s top
Tribune article noted that Diddel noteworthy Chicago area projects
golfers. At Wabash College, Diddel was
created courses that were difficult including the Aragon Ballroom and
the first to win letters in four sports.
not as a result of sand traps or water a number of Gold Coast buildings.
During his senior year he was named
hazards, but because of distances
best college basketball player in the In the Fall of 1923, the Board approved
and angles.
country. In his 70s and 80s Diddel shot Beman & Huszagh’s design of a Breton
Diddel’s courses include Northwood his age over 1,000 times, more than English-style clubhouse featuring a
Country Club in Dallas, which hosted any player in history. Diddel was half-timbered, low-roofed building
the 1952 U.S. Open won by Julius the recipient of numerous awards with hardwood floors throughout
Boros. His design of Cincinnati’s and was inducted into the Indiana the main clubhouse. The original
Kenwood Country Club was the site of Golf Hall of Fame and the Indiana clubhouse had a split east/west locker
the 1931 U.S. Amateur, 1954 Western Basketball Hall of Fame. He died in room for men and a small locker room
Open and 1963 Women’s U.S. Open. 1985 just shy of his 101st birthday in for ladies (who justly complained
Diddle’s Wichita Country Club hosted his native Carmel, Indiana. about its inadequacy), a golf pro shop,
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“handsome and comfortable.”
dining room and a living room lounge
that the architects described as
The lounge and living room were a
signature area of the clubhouse due to
raftered ceilings and a grand fireplace.
An expansive outdoor terrace (that was
used in the summer as a dance floor)
adjoined the exterior overlooking the
ninth green and 12th tee. Due to
prohibition (1920–1933), no bars were
included in the original clubhouse
design or construction. The Red Room,
the legendary bar located adjacent to
the men’s locker room, would not be
added until a 1937 renovation as would
a bar off the living room lounge.
In less than 11 months, construction
was completed and the Sunset Ridge
clubhouse opened for the inaugural
Opal Hill sinks the winning putt on the 18th green at Sunset Ridge during
dinner party and gala on July 3, 1924. the 1935 Women's Western Open.
The club’s dining menu that first
In 1936, the par for Sunset Ridge was 73-71-69 to win the event. In 1941,
summer featured full course lunch for raised one stroke from 70 to 71. This Jock and his legendary PGA TOUR
$1.00, Dinner for $1.50 and Sunday was due to the 13th tee moving from father Jock, Sr. were one of the first
night suppers for $1.25.
the present forward tee to make it a father/son duos to compete in the
SUNSET RIDGE HISTORICAL dogleg par 5. That same year Sid same Masters Tournament.
GOLF MOMENTS Richardson of Oskosh, Wisconsin, won Sunset Ridge hosted the Women’s
In 1925, one year after Sunset Ridge’s the Western Junior Championship. Western Junior Golf Open in 1961 won
first round was played, the club began During the summer of 1937, head pro by 15-year-old Ann Baker. A few years
its support of amateur golf by hosting Dave Tosh shot a record 65 after 12 after her victory, Baker would be the
the Big Ten Golf Championship with years of playing the course. His record only woman to ever receive a full men’s
the University of Chicago defeating the stood for 22 years until head pro Bob scholarship to play on the University
University of Michigan. University of Harris shot 64 in 1959. Harris tied his of Tennessee men’s golf team.
Chicago won the final match 3-2 over own record in 1961 and his assistant
the Wolverines to take home their first Don Kubiak also shot a course-record Following graduation Baker raised
collegiate golf championship. 64 in 1965. Sunset Ridge’s course more than $2 million to establish and
endow the UT women’s golf team.
During 1935 Sunset Ridge hosted the record of 64 stood for 45 years until In 1970 she was the first woman
Women’s Western Open that saw Opal Eric Meierdierks would shatter it by appointed to the UT Board of Trustees
Hill defeating S.L. Reinhart to win 9–7 shooting a 62 in 2010. Meierdierks is a and would serve for 18 years. Baker
in match play. Hill went on to win the former SRCC junior member who was the Tennessee Women Amateur
Women’s Western Open again in 1936 turned pro in 2003 and joined the golf champion five times during the
at Topeka Country Club. She turned PGA TOUR in 2013. 1960s and in 1978 she won the
pro in 1938 and was one of the original In 1957 Sunset Ridge hosted the Illinois Southern Amateur Championship.
founders of the LPGA. Open won by John “Jock” Hutchinson, She was inducted into the Tennessee
Jr., the longtime pro at nearby Skokie Sports Hall of Fame in 2006 and resides
Country Club. Jock had rounds of in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Aerial view of the clubhouse in 1972, the year of the Western Open.
Mary Lou Daniels was the finalist in be the first PGA TOUR event held in Championship (formerly Western
the 1961 Women’s Western Junior Open Chicago’s northern suburbs in 44 years Open) in 2013. A detailed retrospective
at Sunset Ridge and she won the event — since the 1928 Western Open was story of the 1972 Western Open, and
the following year in 1962 at Lake played at neighboring North Shore how the club was selected to host the
Geneva Country Club. Country Club in Glenview. tournament, can be found in the pages
following the club’s golf history.
During Labor Day weekend 1969
Sunset Ridge welcomed 144 PGA Tour
Virginia Ingram won her final SRCC players to the 1972 Western Open Sunset Ridge’s support of the Illinois
Ladies Club Championship. Ingram including stars Johnny Miller, Chi Chi PGA section continued on July 6, 2009,
was Sunset Ridge’s inaugural Ladies Rodriguez, Hale Irwin, Tom Watson, when the club hosted the Illinois PGA
Hubert Green, Ray Floyd, Billy Casper
Stroke Play. The day ended with an
Champion in 1924 and during a 45-
year span from 1924–1969 she won 38 along with tour veterans Bob Charles, unusual four-way tie for first place
SRCC Ladies championships. George Archer and Bob Rosburg. CBS at 68.
televised Friday and Saturday rounds
To honor Ingram’s historic golf On August 17, 2016, Sunset Ridge was
as Sunset Ridge’s greens baffled and
achievements, Sunset Ridge annually the site of the U.S. Senior Women’s
frustrated the TOUR’s best players.
awards “The Virginia Ingram Trophy” Amateur Qualifier won by Sydney
Bruce Crampton, who had won the
to the ladies club champion. Wells with a 77.
Western the previous year at Olympia
During 1971, the Chicago Women’s Fields, told the Chicago Tribune that Over the last several years, Sunset
District Golf Association also named “Sunset Ridge’s greens are like Ridge has supported local junior golf
their annual championship trophy billiard tables!” by hosting a annual tournament
“The Virginia Ingram Trophy” in between Glenbrook South, Loyola,
Jim Jamieson, a relative newcomer to
recognition of Ingram being the only Glenbrook North and other area
the PGA TOUR, won the Western Open,
three-time winner (1936, 1938, 1942) high schools.
finishing 13 under with a six-shot lead
of the annual CDGA Ladies
over Labron Harris, Jr. and a nine-shot In 2016 the Western Golf Association
Championship.
lead over future three-time U.S. Open awarded Sunset Ridge the 2018
The 1972 Western Open was played at champ Hale Irwin. Western Amateur. The tournament
Sunset Ridge from June 22–25. The club continues Sunset Ridge’s proud history
A near-record crowd of 58,000 attended
had just completed a major renovation and legacy of supporting the WGA,
the four-day tournament. The 1972
that included expansion of the the Evans Scholars Foundation and
Western Open was the last PGA TOUR
men’s locker room. The prestigious amateur golf.
stop on Chicago’s North Shore until
tournament would mark Sunset
Conway Farms hosted the BMW
Ridge’s 50th anniversary. It would also
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INVESTING IN THE FUTURE:
CLUBHOUSE & GOLF COURSE
RENOVATIONS
In 2003, the SRCC Board proposed and
membership approved a $14 million
(almost $19 million in 2018 dollars)
clubhouse and golf course renovation
project. This would be the first
significant clubhouse renovation since
1970 and first major golf course
improvement since the mid-1980s.
The plan called for a July 2004 through
May 2005 tear down and rebuild of
the entire middle of the clubhouse
structure that housed the grille, library,
kitchen, living room, cocktail lounge
and patio. The adjoining wings of the
club were preserved and received
extensive remodeling. These areas
included the ladies locker room, men’s From July 2004 until May 2005 Sunset Ridge had a $14 million Clubhouse and golf course renovation.
Pictured in this photo is the golf course renovation team (from left to right): Mitch Foote (Ryan Central),
locker room, Red Room, golf shop, bag
Steve Ganong (Ryan Central), Mark Walton (Ryan Central), Don Wallace (2004 G&G Chairman, SRCC),
room and caddie house. The halfway Rick Jacobson (Architect — JGCD), Dennis Wilson (Former G&G Superintendent) and
house behind the 10th tee would be Greg Rounds (Current G&G Superintendent)
relocated above the 11th green and
combine operations with the pool his first assistant superintendent Greg The newly renovated golf course
snack bar. Rounds. A team from Ryan Central, was ready for play on Memorial
one of the nation’s premier mass Day weekend.
For the golf course renovation, the
excavation companies, was responsible
Board hired noted local architect Following the completion of the golf
for the golf course construction.
Richard Jacobson. His plan featured course project in 2005, superintendent
new surface and subsurface drainage, In July 2004, the clubhouse and golf Dennis Wilson retired after a 41-year
rebuilding all tees and bunkers, the course renovation began with both career at Sunset Ridge and to recognize
addition of multiple tee locations, these areas closed for service until late his years of dedicated service the
fairway contouring, green resizing spring of 2005. SRCC members would “Wilson Bridge” over the creek on
with relationship to existing bunkers, enjoy reciprocal dining and golf hole #7 was named in his honor.
bunker relocation and fairway privileges at neighboring clubs during Dennis Wilson was succeeded by top
contouring. Also included were the club’s 10-month closure due to assistant Greg Rounds. Prior to coming
sodding of over 32 acres of bent grass this renovation. to Sunset Ridge as first assistant in
fairways, a tree management program 2004, Rounds had earned his stripes
Mother’s Day Brunch in 2005 was the
and preservation of the “framing” and as assistant superintendent at
official opening day event for the new
character of original golf holes. Barrington Hills Country Club and
clubhouse. Over 800 members, their
then Knollwood Country Club in
There would also be enhancement of families and guests would attend
Lake Forest.
the driving range, chipping greens brunch from mid-morning until
and practice area. Jacobson would late-afternoon. Also in 2005, In 2006 Golf Inc. Magazine named
work closely in the development Club Management Magazine named Sunset Ridge #1 Private Golf Course
and implementation of the course Sunset Ridge its “Design Showcase” Renovation in the USA.
renovation with golf course award winner for excellence in
superintendent Dennis Wilson and renovation and style.
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HALL OF FAME EMPLOYEES along with his trademark smile
DOMENIC GROTTI and friendly demeanor. Upon his
In 1940 a young greenskeeper, Domenic retirement in 1978, he was inducted
into the Golf Course Superintendent
Grotti (SRCC Employee 1932–1978), Association of America’s Hall of Fame.
was promoted from the grounds crew
to head golf course superintendent. ROBERT HARRIS
Grotti had come to the club in 1932 In 1958, head professional Joe Paletti
at the depth of the Depression as a resigned to become the head
day laborer for 40 cents an hour. professional at Ozaukee Country
He worked for J.B. Boyd (SRCC Club in Mequon, Wisconsin. The
employee 1923–1932), the club’s first Board quickly promoted his top
superintendent, and then became a assistant pro Bob Harris to be Sunset
trusted protégé of superintendent Ridge’s fourth PGA professional.
Harold Clements (SRCC employee
1933–1940). Harris was gifted teacher and brilliant
player who competed and represented
In the mid-1940s Grotti changed all of Sunset Ridge in two Masters (1956,
the greens from Poa annua to bent and 1961), seven U.S. Opens (1949, 1955,
the tees from bluegrass to bent. He also 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1968) and three
personally installed the course’s first PGA Championships (1959, 1960,
underground watering system. 1961). Harris was also a star locally,
winning the Illinois PGA Match Play
In 1968, to honor his 35th anniversary, HOF plaque of former SRCC Head Pro Bob Harris. He
Championship a record six consecutive was inducted into the Illinois PGA Hall of Fame in 2013.
the club named the newly expanded
times from 1958–1963 and twice
pond off the 12th tee “Lake Domenic.” Lind’s victory over Venturi earned him
capturing the Illinois Open (1955, 1956)
For 46 years, Domenic Grotti served a golf scholarship to the University
along with Illinois PGA (1959, 1961).
Sunset Ridge with dedication, of Michigan, where he was a key
professionalism and loyalty to go In October 2013, Harris was voted contributor to the Wolverines winning
into the Illinois PGA Hall of Fame two Big Ten Golf Championships. He
for “setting the standards for club won the Illinois PGA in 1973 and in
professionals” on and off the golf 1975, at age 45, he qualified for the U.S.
course during his 17-year career as Open at Medinah Country Club. Dean
head professional at Sunset Ridge. Lind left Sunset Ridge in 1980 to play
on the emerging U.S. Senior Tour and
DEAN LIND
he would qualify for four U.S. Senior
In 1975, Dean Lind replaced Bob Harris
Opens where he was frequently paired
as Sunset Ridge’s fifth head PGA
with Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Gary
professional when Harris relocated to
Player and other legends of the game.
his native California.
In 2006, Lind was named to the greater
A Rockford native, Lind was a former Rockford Hall of Fame. His name is
PGA TOUR player and he also
featured on the “Wall of Fame” at the
competed on the Asian Tour. As a
USGA Museum in Fair Hills, N.J. as the
young player, Lind defeated future
1948 Junior Champion listed just below
U.S. Open champion Ken Venturi
1948 U.S. Open Champion Ben Hogan
to win the inaugural U.S. Junior
and U.S. Women’s Champ Babe
Amateur Championship in 1948.
Didrikson Zaharias.
In 1949 and 1950 he won back-to-
SRCC's Domenic Grotti (SRCC
superintendent for 46 years) stands in front back Western Junior Amateur Lind retired to the San Diego area and
of the lake named in his honor in 1968. Championships. passed away in 2010.
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TONY BATTISTELLO
In 1999, Tony Battistello was an
inaugural member of The Caddie Hall
of Fame that also included Chick
Evans. Battistello was Sunset Ridge
caddie manager from 1945 until
his retirement in 1986. During
his legendary 41-year career,
19 Sunset Ridge caddies received
Evans Scholarships.
GREG KUNKEL
Greg Kunkel succeeded Tony Battistello
in the fall of 1986 as only the second
caddie manager in Sunset Ridge’s
A 2018 renovation of the clubhouse included the addition of the Ridge Room.
history. He began caddying at Sunset
Ridge in 1981 and 2018 marks his From 2004–2018, just over $25 million On the south end of the driving range,
32nd year as caddie manager. During was invested by club membership in a comfortable and modern skeet lodge
his current tenure, 19 SRCC caddies renovation and improvements at was also completed in the fall of 2008.
have earned Evans Scholarships. Sunset Ridge. No other club in the
In 2017, The Sunset Ridge Board
Greg Kunkel was inducted into the Chicago area has invested so
approved a $6 million renovation of
Caddie Hall of Fame in 2015. significantly on major capital
the clubhouse’s informal dining area
projects during a similar period.
along with an upgrade to the golf
YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITIES After the major clubhouse and golf course irrigation system along with
The golf course is the crown jewel of course renovation in 2004–05, a new bunker replacement.
Sunset Ridge with over 18,000 rounds pool and expanded pool deck were
on average played per year, which is completed in 2006. During the same Sunset Ridge has also invested
one of the highest in the Chicagoland time, the pool and tennis locker substantially in its most vital asset:
area. The club is also a hub of activity rooms were remodeled for the first employees. In 2005 the club established
year-round thanks to vibrant paddle, time since 1977. the Sunset Ridge employee “For the
skeet, trap, tennis and swimming Kids” scholarship fund. Since its
During 2008, as a result of having one inception SRCC membership
programs.
of the most avid and growing paddle contributions have totaled over $1.1
and skeet programs in the Chicago million to this fund. Over 231 grants
area, SRCC invested $1.8 million for college have been awarded to the
(nearly $ 2.2 million in 2018 dollars) sons and daughters of full-time SRCC
to replace its existing paddle hut employees and also the club’s caddies,
and skeet house. waiters/waitresses, lifeguards and
other seasonal employees.
The new platform facility features
six state-of-the-art courts, improved The significant investment made in
outdoor lighting along with a both employees and facilities continues
contemporary paddle house that has a to distinguish Sunset Ridge as one of
bar, kitchen and lounge with flat-screen the premier private clubs on the North
TVs. Construction of the paddle facility Shore and the entire Chicago area.
began in March 2008 and was finished
in September with a grand opening
paddle party attended by over
200 members.
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1972 WESTERN OPEN AT SUNSET RIDGE
PGA TOUR’s first visit to North Shore in 44 years
By SRCC Members Wally Patterson as the 5th Major and one of the premier noted stars who would go on to claim
and Paul Kissane golf tournaments in the United States. Wetsern Open titles include Tiger
Until 1961, the tournament rotated Woods (’97, ’99, ’03, ’07, ’09), Tom
Sunset Ridge Country Club was the
through mostly Midwest courses in Watson (’74, ’77, ’84,) Nick Price (’93,
proud host of the 1972 Western Open,
Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, ’94), Tom Kite (’86), Hale Irwin (’75)
held from June 22–25.
Minnesota and Indiana. and Ben Crenshaw (’92).
The Western Open was one of the PGA
In 1961, the WGA established the
TOUR’s original tournaments and was THE AWARDING OF THE
Chicagoland area as the permanent
first played in 1899 at neighboring WESTERN OPEN TO
destination of future Western Opens.
Glen View Club. It is the third oldest SUNSET RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
The tournament alternated between
tournament on the professional tour Prior to 1972, Chicago and its south
the area’s most prestigious clubs and
proceeded only by the British Open and western suburbs were the main
courses such as Olympia Fields (’68,
(1860) and U.S. Open (1895). Since its destination for local stops on the
’71), Beverly (’63, ’67, ’70) and
inception, the Western Open (renamed PGA TOUR. The North Shore area of
Medinah (’62,’66).
the BMW Championship in 2007) has Chicago, steeped in golf heritage and
been organized and administered by Western Open winners included golf tradition, had not hosted a PGA TOUR
the Western Golf Association (WGA) legends Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, event since the 1928 Western Open was
headquartered in nearby Golf, Illinois. Billy Casper, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Sam played at neighboring North Shore
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In early 1970, WGA leadership
informed the North Shore-area clubs
that, after a 44-year hiatus, it was time
for a Western Open to be held in
Chicago’s northern suburbs. The
WGA believed that having a North
Shore venue would energize the
tournament with increased attendance,
new sponsors and a fresh group of
enthusiastic volunteers. The WGA
also wanted to pay homage to north
suburban golf enthusiasts who
consistently supported the Evans
Scholars Foundation. Aerial view of the clubhouse in 1972.
During this time, Sunset Ridge was in
The WGA believed that the newly and a financial agreement was made
the final months of a $900,000 (nearly expanded Sunset Ridge clubhouse, for the temporary use of their land.
$6.5 million in 2018 dollars) clubhouse
featuring a spacious men’s locker room A swath of Techny farmland from the
expansion and renovation which was along with Sunset Ridge’s challenging corner of Willow and Waukegan Roads
one of the most ambitious and costly
course with perilous greens, would be east to the club’s second- and sixth-
clubhouse projects in the Chicago area. an ideal North Shore destination for hole boundary would be transformed
Sunset Ridge also had three of its
the Western Open in 1972. into a temporary parking lot and
members Robert “Tubby” Bacon, Jr., spectator entrance/exit for the Western
Gordon C. Anderson and Arthur C. Also tipping the Western Open Open. Golf fans arriving from all
Prine, Jr. on the WGA Board, and scale in favor of Sunset Ridge: directions would have easy access to
each of these gentlemen were also parking. All other North Shore clubs the Sunset Ridge grounds thanks to the
simultaneously serving Sunset Ridge were landlocked in residential proximity and convenience of the
as the club’s President, Vice President neighborhoods. However, Sunset Ridge Techny parking lot and gate.
and Secretary, respectively. was unique due to the land adjacent to
the club’s western border (the second In early 1971, with the Techny parking
At a meeting in 1970, the WGA Board
and sixth holes) that at the time was agreement in place, the WGA officially
informed Sunset Ridge leadership that acres of vacant farm land owned by named Sunset Ridge Country Club the
their evaluation of North Shore-area
the Catholic order of Techny priests. host of the 1972 Western Open. The
clubs had put Sunset Ridge at the top Sunset Ridge and WGA leadership tournament would be embraced by
of their list to host the Western Open.
approached the superiors of Techny Sunset Ridge membership and staff as
a 50th Anniversary gift to the club from
the WGA and PGA TOUR.
THE WESTERN OPEN TEES OFF
In June of 1972 the club’s monthly
newsletter, The Sunset Shadows,
reported that Sunset Ridge was ready
to be put on the national stage and
anxiously awaited the arrival and
challenge of the world’s best players.
The club’s newsletter continued with,
“The honor and prestige of hosting the
Western Open will distinguish Sunset
Ridge as one of the finest venues not
Sunset Ridge County Club entrance during the 1972 Western Open.
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play. This was due to television Post-round interviews were conducted
transmission and production having to by Brent Musburger, who resided just a
use hard wired cable lines for coverage few miles from the club in Northbrook.
of all live events. As a result, the
The Western Open and The Masters
Western Open needed to finish on four
were the only stops on the PGA TOUR
closely adjacent holes to make laying
that required all contestants to use
of cable efficient and feasible. The
local caddies primarily from the
decision was made to have Sunset
hosting club. Sunset Ridge had a
Ridge holes 8, 9, 10 and 11 be the
highly acclaimed and recognized
finishing 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th
caddie program under the direction
holes for the Western Open.
of legendary caddie manager Tony
The Western Open’s four finishing Battistello. Caddie assignments (which
holes (today’s 8, 9, 10 and 11) were the the caddies called a “loop”) for the
SRCC caddies updating the leaderboard.
only holes television viewers would Western Open were based on a lottery
just on the North Shore but all of see during six hours of live coverage that was supervised by Battistello. The
Chicagoland and the entire Midwest that was broadcast over Saturday club’s caddies consisted of local grade
now and into the future.” and Sunday afternoon. Coverage school, high school and college boys
of the Western Open featured CBS who were home for the summer.
CBS Television had the Western Open
announcers Jack Whitaker, Ray Scott
broadcast rights and requested a
and commentator Ken Venturi.
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The 10 top-rated caddies in the SRCC
program were to select a PGA TOUR
player out of a hat. The caddies’ lottery
pick would be their assigned loop for
the entire tournament. Battistello
would personally assign the remaining
loops for the rest of the field. The WGA
also invited neighboring clubs to have
their Evans Scholars and other top
caddies come to Sunset Ridge to
participate in the Western Open.
On June 22 a top-notch field of 144
participants including greats Johnny
Miller, Ray Floyd, Billy Casper, Hale
Irwin, Lanny Wadkins, Tom Weiskopf,
Dave Stockton, Miller Barber, Bob
Goalby, Lee Elder, Chi Chi Rodriguez, PGA Tour player Bill Casper, caddie Ray Dowdle and legendary SRCC caddie manager Tony Battistello
Hubert Green, Tom Watson and
score of 74.24. The 36-hole cut was Saturday brought warmer temperatures,
eventual winner Jim Jamieson teed off
made at 149 — seven strokes above a change in the direction of the wind
for first PGA TOUR event in over 40
par in order to get a final field. There from the north to the west, and better
years on the North Shore of Chicago.
were hundreds of three putts and scoring, especially from Jim Jamieson.
These touring professionals were
Julius Boros and Bob Murphy each The Moline native would begin the
welcomed by unseasonably cool
four-putted the always treacherous third round by going 5 under on the
weather, strong winds from the north
sixth green. Murphy would miss the first five holes he played. He would
and Sunset Ridge’s lightning fast
cut, and the average score for players finish the day with a 68. Heading into
greens that were the envy of clubs
not making the cut was a lofty 76.88. the final round, Jamieson would have a
throughout the Chicagoland District
lead of eight shots over Tommy Aaron,
Golf Association. Other notable players missing the cut
nine shots over Doug Sanders and J.C.
were Tom Watson (Masters champion
Snead and a 10-shot lead over Billy
HOW THE WESTERN WAS WON ’77, ’91; U.S. Open champion, ’82;
Casper, Lee Elder and Hale Irwin.
Sunset Ridge’s par 71 lived up to the British Open champion ’75, ’77, ’80,
The Saturday round would see a
challenge. The average score the first ’82, ’83), Lanny Wadkins (PGA
tournament-high 30 players breaking
day was 75.52 with only nine players champion ’77), Gay Brewer (Masters
par, a significant increase from the nine
breaking par. The second day saw 17 champion ’67) and Bob Rosburg
players who broke par on Thursday.
players breaking par with an average (Masters champion ’59).
The average third-day score was 71.65.
On Sunday, Jim Jamieson continued his
excellent play with six birdies in his
final round and carded a 67. He won
the 1972 Western Open with rounds of
67, 69, 68 and 67. Over four days,
Jamieson managed 20 birdies along
with an eagle on 13 to go along with
nine bogeys. Key holes to Jamieson’s
victory were 16, 13 and 1, where he
was 10-under par during the four-day
tournament.
Jim Jamieson reviewing his shot with SRCC caddie Tom Phillips.
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U.S. Open champion), Bob Lunn of 64 was held by the club’s pro, Bob
(winner of the Atlanta Classic in ’72 Harris, set in 1961. Tommy Aaron and
over Gary Player) and Jim Wiechers. Labron Harris came close to tying the
record by shooting 65 on the final day.
Only 14 players were under par for the
entire 72 holes. That represented less Jamieson earned $30,000 ($180,000
than 10 percent of the total field. The in 2018 dollars) for the victory. Jack
hardest holes by stroke average for the Nicklaus had won a similar first-place
field were 2, 14, 3, 10, 6, and 18. The check a week earlier for his U.S. Open
toughest par three was 17, followed victory at Pebble Beach, an event that
by 15, 8 and 5. The fourth hole was Jamieson had missed the cut at.
recorded as the least difficult par four,
An enlarged framed photo of Brent
and 16 had a similar distinction for the
Musburger of CBS Sports interviewing
par fives.
Chick Evans congratulating Jim Jamieson following his
winner Jim Jamieson after his victory
Western Open victory at Sunset Ridge. Only two holes (the par five 13th and
alongside Chick Evans is proudly
Jamieson’s 271 tournament total beat 16th) played under par during the displayed in the Red Room located off
entire tournament. Of the 21 eagles that
the 277 compiled by the surging the men’s locker room. The original
were scored, only one was on the par
Labron Harris (winner of the 1962 U.S. scoring sheets of the Western Open are
five seventh. The balance of the eagles
Amateur). There was a three-way tie at displayed in the main hallway of the
landed on 13 and 16. Prior to the
280 between Hale Irwin (’74, ’79, ’90 Men’s locker room.
Western Open, the SRCC course record
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In August of 1972, Jim Jamieson
finished second to Gary Player at the
PGA Championship at Oakland Hills.
In 1973, he placed third in the Masters.
Jamieson would later be named the
Director of Golf at the Greenbrier
Resort in West Virginia, a position
formerly held by Sam Snead.
THE WINNING CADDIE
Jamieson’s caddie was Thomas
“Moose” Phillips, who was going into
his senior year at Glenbrook North
High School. Tom served as caddie
manager Tony Battistello’s assistant Jim Jamieson holds the George R. Thorne Trophy alongside Brent Musburger of CBS Sports.
and was the club’s top-ranked caddie.
memories for being on the winning bag on the financial success of the
This position allowed Tom to skip the
in the Western Open. Tom’s research tournament, 250 young caddies would
lottery and select any top player in the
didn’t stop with PGA TOUR players. be going to college on full four-year
field. He bypassed all of them to use
He would graduate with honors from Evans Scholarships. He also noted that
his #1 pick to select Jim Jamieson, a
Indiana University, followed by a PhD better weather on Thursday and Friday
relatively unknown newcomer to
from Northwestern. Since 1986, Tom would have made for record-breaking
the PGA Tour.
Phillips has served as Professor and attendance and also that the club
Young Tom Phillips chose Jamieson Chair of Biological Sciences at the grounds and clubhouse had handled
based on the recommendation of his University of Missouri. the “onslaught” beautifully.
older brother Bobby, a former SRCC
The Western Open moved south to
caddy who had seen Jamieson finish THE SUN SETS
third at The Masters a few months ON THE WESTERN OPEN Midlothian Country Club in 1973
and then to Butler National in west
earlier. Bobby was in Augusta at the The final four-day Western Open
suburban Oak Brook from 1974–1990.
invitation of former SRCC Assistant attendance totaled nearly 58,000
From 1991–2011 the tournament was
Pro David Spencer who was Co-Head spectators, all of whom would enter
held at Cog Hill in far south suburban
Professional (from 1967–2004) at and leave the club premises through
Lemont, where it was renamed the
Augusta National. Both Bobby and the “Techny gate” west of the second
BMW Championship in 2007.
David believed that Jamieson’s putting and sixth holes.
mastery at Augusta would serve him In 2013, the PGA TOUR returned
Sunset Ridge’s total tournament
well on Sunset Ridge’s fast-paced to the North Shore when the BMW
attendance was just shy of the
greens during the Western Open. Championship was played at
Western’s record attendance at the
Conway Farms in Lake Forest. This
Based on his brother Bobby’s Augusta time, set at Olympia Fields in 1968.
marked the first PGA TOUR stop in
scouting report, Tom selected Jamieson The blustery and chilly conditions
Chicago’s northern suburbs since
with his #1 pick. This led to much kept fans and players bundled up on
Sunset Ridge hosted the Western
bewilderment and head scratching to Thursday and Friday and affected both
Open 41 years earlier.
those in and out of the caddie house. scoring and attendance for the first two
That only increased after Jamieson’s days. Warmer weather arrived for the Every June Sunset Ridge
stunning win over an established field. weekend and this helped attendance commemorates its only PGA Tour
surge to 17,000 on Saturday and nearly visit with Western Open Day when
Tom would receive 5 percent of Jim
20,000 for Sunday’s final round. members play the rerouted holes with
Jamieson’s first-place winnings and
pin placements from the final day of
earn $1,500 (nearly $9,000 in 2018 Club President Gordon Anderson
the 1972 Western Open.
dollars) along with a lifetime of reported to the membership that based
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SUNSET RIDGE CADDIE PROGRAM
— By SRCC Member Paul Kissane
Sunset Ridge has had only two caddie
managers since its founding nearly
100 years ago.
Upon receiving his honorable
discharge from the Navy following
World War II, Tony Battistello began a
41-year career as Sunset Ridge’s first
caddie manager. Battistello held this
position until his retirement in 1986,
when Greg Kunkel took over the reigns.
Kunkel, a Northfield native, New Trier
graduate and, like Battistello, a single-
digit handicap, was a renowned caddie
at the club for several years prior to Tony Battistello and his caddies during the 1972 Western Open
becoming caddie manager. the science and art of caddying to go
The membership takes great pride in THE BATTISTELLO YEARS:
along with an understanding and 1945–1986
its legendary caddie managers and
enjoyment of the great game of golf. In 1951 Tony Battistello was the first
nationally recognized caddie program,
boss of Peter Ueberroth, a freshman
along with this fact: Sunset Ridge is Along the way, each caddie develops a
at New Trier. Ueberroth would go
the only club in America that has two work ethic and learns invaluable life
on to be lead organizer of the 1984
caddie managers in The Caddie Hall lessons. They also gain an appreciation
Los Angeles Olympics, Commissioner
of Fame that is administered by the for earning an “honest buck” in the
of Major League Baseball from
Western Golf Association in unpredictable working conditions of
neighboring Golf, Illinois. a Chicago golf season that can run 1984–1989 and Time Magazine’s
the gamut from blazing heat and “Man of the Year For 1984.” In 1999,
Battistello was in the inaugural Caddie he led a group that purchased Pebble
humidity to blowing rain and even
HOF Class of 1999 that included Chick Beach along with Arnold Palmer and
a few snow flurries.
Evans, and Kunkel entered in 2015. Clint Eastwood.
Along with Tony and Greg, The Caddie With an average of more than 18,000
In an interview with Golf Digest,
Hall of Fame is comprised of golf rounds played per year (one of the
Ueberroth said his biggest break in
greats Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson highest in the region), Sunset Ridge
life was at age 13, when he caddied at
along with the caddies for Tiger Woods, has always been known as a walking
Sunset Ridge, “I owe a lot to the caddie
Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino. course that encourages the use of
master Tony Battistello because he had
caddies. The club has an annual roster
Thanks to the tireless efforts of both me double bagging, one bag on each
of more than 100 caddies who provide
Tony Battistello and Greg Kunkel, shoulder. That really built me up and
valuable assistance with everything
Sunset Ridge has an unmatched made me strong enough to play
from accurate yardage to navigation of
and admired caddie program with football and baseball. Ultimately
the North Shore’s most challenging
38 SRCC caddies being awarded it helped me get a water polo
and fast-paced greens. Members and
Evans Scholarships during their scholarship that was my only way
guests over the decades have enjoyed
combined tenure. of going to college.”
their Sunset Ridge golf experience due
to the seemingly endless supply of Jim Nugent, Publisher of Global Golf
EVERYONE’S FIRST BOSS well-trained, polite and efficient Post, caddied from 1969–1979 and
Both Tony and Greg have welcomed caddies, which is the trademark recalls that Battistello was “proud of his
many a nervous teenager for their very of the club’s extraordinary and troops and expected them to work hard,
first job: being a caddie. As the “first legendary program. improve their caddie skills, and be
boss” to thousands of young men and respectful to all members and fellow
women, they taught their new recruits
caddies.” Recalls Nugent, “If you
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weren’t following Tony’s rules, you played in the rain were “mudders”; special destination for both players and
would be sent ‘down the road’ to Green and when a caddie carried a bag on the caddies for over four decades.”
Acres to make your future wages.” each shoulder for two big tippers, the
John Sasaki caddied from the late-1970s
lucky looper had hit the “daily double.”
Bobby Phillips served as Battistello’s until 1985 throughout both his high
Any time a member would request an
top caddie and assistant in the mid- school years at Glenbrook North
experienced caddie, Battistello would
1960s. He remembers that Tony “taught and also while attending college at
reassure the golfer that he would have
all of his caddies the meaning of hard Marquette University. He was awarded
an “ace” on his bag.
work, discipline and good grooming.” the final Evans Scholarship out of a
He also recalls the three fundamental In summer of 1980, the movie total of 19 scholarships during
axioms taught to all caddies every year: “Caddyshack” debuted and featured Battistello’s 41-year career.
“Watch the ball, keep up with your Brian Doyle-Murray as caddie manager
Sasaki is now the CEO of Victoria
player and never bet the grey horse at Lou Loomis. This character was based
Consulting based in Chicago. He
the racetrack!” on Indian Hill Club caddie manager
remembers Tony being an early riser,
Lou Janis, who was a Sunset Ridge
Phillips noted that Battistello had a opening the caddie house at 6 a.m. If
Evans Scholar and a 1956 graduate of
sharp and blunt sense of humor that you weren’t there as early as Tony, you
Northwestern University. Janis recalls
always seemed to revolve around horse would be stuck sitting on the bench
Battistello as being a “giant in the
racing and card-playing analogies. waiting to get out for a 10 a.m. or later
business who set the standard for all
Some of the famous Tonyisms: Caddies loop. “To this day I am in my office
Chicago caddie programs.” Janis also
who went 36 holes in one day were around 6:30 a.m. as Tony instilled that
added, “Tony made Sunset Ridge a
called “thoroughbreds”; members who trait in me to get up and show up to be
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successful,” Sasaki says. He also notes, in Seattle. Moulton recalls Kunkel as
“Tony was all about customer service being rather intimidating. “Greg was a
and putting forth maximum effort to giant of a guy, big and bold, always on
take care of the members. That sense of the move and demanded excellence
stewardship has always stayed with whether you were 13 or 30. After a
me throughout my professional career few loops, I began to notice that Greg
as clients will ultimately take care of treated all of us rookie bag-toters as
you based on the high quality of adults and he helped me improve my
service and professionalism they caddie skills and this built up my
receive.” confidence.” Moulton concludes,
“The boss I was initially intimidated
Throughout his four decades at
by quickly became a great mentor and
Sunset Ridge, Tony was known for
friend. He took the time and effort to
maintaining a caddie house concession
Former MLB Commissioner Peter Ueberroth help me get an Evans Scholarship and
stand that served hot dogs (known as was a SRCC Honor Caddie from 1951–1952 that changed my life forever.”
Batt dogs), soda pop, donuts, chips, for Tony Battistello. (AP image)
candy and ice cream bars. In later Mike Nowak is Chief Financial Officer
years he expanded his menu, thanks standard of excellence that was for ABN AMRO Clearing and is a
to a small microwave, and served established during Battistello’s current SRCC member. He caddied at
ham and cheese sandwiches and legendary 41-year career. Known Sunset Ridge at the beginning of the
slices of pizza, which were referred affectionately as “Kunks,” Kunkel is 21st Century and recalls, “Kunks was
to as Battzzas. The proceeds from also commonly referred as to the leader and still is generous to everyone. He
Battistello’s concession stand financed in the clubhouse due to the inviting was my first boss and let all the young
his annual January golf trip to Palm family atmosphere he has created loopers know that he appreciated
Springs, late afternoons at Arlington among his caddies, members and hustle, maximum effort and that he
Park (known as the A&P), and a fellow employees. expected a lot. He rewarded you with
weekly dinner at The Nite N’ Gale not only good loops but also the best
John Migley, the caddie manager at
in Highwood for him and Jean, tickets to every sporting event. I, along
Oakmont Country Club, outside of
his wife of 62 years. with so many others, owe Greg a ton.”
Pittsburgh, looped at Sunset Ridge
Tony Battistello passed away in during the beginning of Kunkel’s Sunset Ridge member Chris Broccolo
January 2010 at the age of 87 in his tenure and remembers, “Kunks lets was the men’s golf champion in 2011
native Highland Park and is survived every caddie know that he believes in
by his wife Jean, son Mike and three them, wants them to be successful and
grandchildren. A memorial service also stresses the importance of taking
was held at Sunset Ridge, and it was their responsibilities seriously as the
attended by an overflow crowd of best way to make good money.”
members, friends, former caddies, Migley also noted that Greg is
Evans Scholars and family members. “uniquely interested and genuine”
about knowing who his caddies are as
THE KUNKEL YEARS individuals and always having each
1986–PRESENT caddie’s best interest in mind. “The
Greg Kunkel fondly recalls Tony SRCC caddies strive to do a good job.
Battistello’s final words of advice upon Yes, they want to make money, but
retiring from Sunset Ridge in the fall of they also don’t want to let Greg down.”
1986: “Remember to train them… the
Kunkel’s first Evans Scholar was Rick
members — not the caddies!”
Moulton, a 1992 University of Illinois
As he approaches his 32nd year as graduate. He is now Director of
Greg & Tony during Tony's retirement party
caddie manager, Greg continues the Product Management for AT&T, based
at SRCC in 1986.
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and Club President from 2016–2017.
He and Kunkel attended grade school KUNKEL, BATTISTELLO IN THE CADDIE HALL OF FAME
together at St. Philip the Apostle in
The Western Golf Association example for others to follow and is
Northfield. Broccolo notes that Kunkel
inducted Greg Kunkel — longtime more than deserving of this honor.”
is and has always been a great
caddie manager at Sunset Ridge
ambassador for the club. “Whenever The WGA oversees the Caddie Hall
Country Club in Northfield,
a member plays away from Sunset of Fame, which highlights the rich
Illinois — into The Caddie Hall of
Ridge it is common for the staff and tradition and importance of caddying
Fame in 2015 for promoting caddying
membership of other clubs to inquire through recognizing individuals who
and mentoring thousands of caddies
about Greg and also compliment his have played a prominent role in the
over his 30-year tenure.
caddie program.” promotion of caddies as an integral
He became the second Sunset Ridge part of the game of golf. Past honorees
In 2014, Greg was diagnosed with caddie manager to enter the Hall of include Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson.
Stage 5 bladder and prostate cancer.
Fame, following his predecessor Tony
He was successfully operated on and Battistello, who was inducted in 1999. Those who have been inducted are
treated by Dr. Michael McGuire of either caddie administrators or
North Shore Medical Group. In an Kunkel has left an indelible mark on advocates, individuals who became
Sunset Ridge, its membership and, prominent caddies, or prominent
interview with the Chicago Tribune,
most of all, the caddies who so individuals who have used their
Dr. McGuire had this to say about
respect and admire him. caddie experiences as a stepping
Kunkel: “He has a huge network,
stone for future success.
I’ve never had a patient who so “Greg has helped shape the lives of
many expressed feelings for. He is thousands of Sunset Ridge caddies, Kunkel began his career at Sunset
universally loved.” Evans Scholars Alumni, four current Ridge Country Club in 1981 working
Evans Scholars, and another Sunset for Battistello.
Greg attributes his successful recovery
Ridge caddie who was awarded the
to the skill of Dr. McGuire, the care of Under Battistello — and later Kunkel —
Evans Scholarship to begin school this
his wife, Debbie, and the prayers of his Sunset Ridge has built a nationally
fall,” said Dennis O’Keefe, WGA
extended Sunset Ridge family. “I have renowned caddie program that has
chairman at the time of Kunkel’s
always been thankful for this job to be produced more than 30 Evans Scholars
induction. “He has truly set an
working for the greatest members, the since 1952.
best caddies and golf staff. Having
survived cancer, I am even more
Greg recalls that it wasn’t uncommon program, Greg Kunkel has set the
appreciative for all that I have. I am
to get a call from Jordan about teeing standard of excellence for over three
embracing and enjoying each day
it up at Sunset Ridge. “In the early decades. His Hall of Fame efforts and
more than ever — even the rain outs.”
mornings following almost every Bulls accomplishments are recognized
Articles and feature stories on Greg championship, Michael called and and appreciated not just by the
Kunkel and his venerable Sunset Ridge wanted to play at Sunset Ridge. He Sunset Ridge membership but by
caddie program have appeared in the loved the course and, sure enough, Kunkel’s caddies and thousands of
Chicago Tribune, Golfweek, The Country Jordan would show up early and play alumni loopers along with his
Club, Global Golf Post, Illinois Golfer as many as 36 holes just hours after colleagues in the golf community.
and other periodicals and sites. With he played in the final championship
Tony Battistello and Greg Kunkel will
thousands of followers on Facebook games. After his round, Michael would
forever be synonymous with Sunset
and social media, Kunkel is known as then go into the caddie house and
Ridge thanks to their unwavering
the “great connector,” not only linking challenge the caddies at ping pong.”
commitment, dedication and loyalty
caddies to golfers but also his notable
From training rookie caddies to having to making the club an enjoyable
friendships with Chicago Hall of
19 Evans Scholars (and counting!), to destination for generations of golfers
Famers ranging from Michael Jordan
fundraising and donating to the SRCC and caddies.
to Brian Urlacher to Blackhawks
Employee College Fund, to running
broadcaster Pat Foley.
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MEMORIES OF A SUNSET RIDGE CADDIE
— By Jim Nugent, Sunset Ridge Caddie, 1969–1979
JIM NUGENT RECALLS short life. I remember the anticipation
GROWING UP ON THE COURSE of the week, and I recall almost every
I caddied at “The Ridge” for 11 step I took as well.
summers. I showed up as a tall
During my last few years at Sunset
and skinny 12-year-old and was
Ridge, I became Tony’s assistant. That
immediately intimidated by the caddie
meant that I got to choose my loops,
manager, Tony Battistello. He was
but I had to close and clean the caddie
commonly referred to as “Batman”
shack each night. I was proud that
by my fellow loopers, but
Tony selected me to be his assistant.
never to his face.
It was a great honor.
Tony was a gruff, well-dressed man
Tony was beloved by the membership.
who arrived early each day and
He enjoyed Monday playing privileges
supervised a group of probably 75
when the club was closed, and he
caddies in peak season. They were of
brought a regular group of guys who
all ages, including college kids and the
zipped around on golf carts. Rumor
occasional adult “pro jock,” as we
had it that some money exchanged
called them.
hands; Tony never talked about it.
If you showed up regularly, you got
Tony became a surrogate father to
out almost every day. Tony looked
Jim Nugent, Sunset Ridge Caddie, countless young men, all of whom
1969–1979 favorably on those who wanted to would eventually come to appreciate
work. He had little patience for kid-like
the special opportunity they had to
behavior. Card playing in the caddie
work for such a boss.
shack — Hearts was the game of choice
— was permitted. You were expected I recall that Tony came to my father’s
to work hard, improve your caddie wake some 10 years after I had left
skills, and be respectful of the members Sunset Ridge. I was honored, and I
and your fellow caddies. Any missteps thought to myself, if he went to the
and you were sent “down the road.” wake of a parent of all the loopers who
stayed with it though college, he would
If you stuck with it and grew up a bit,
be attending at least one every night.
you graduated to carrying “doubles.”
That meant twice the effort, for twice I went to grammar school for a few
the money. If you continued to caddie years with Greg Kunkel, who
through college, you were assigned succeeded Tony when he retired.
better loops, which mostly meant Greg and I were never close friends,
people who paid better than average but our Sunset Ridge tie kept us in
and who were fun to caddie for. touch from time to time.
The highlight of my career at Sunset “Kunks,” as he is universally known,
Ridge came in 1972, when I caddied for has a lot in common with Tony. He is
Charles Coody in the Western Open. equally loved by the membership, and
I was not quite senior looper, but I he takes the role of surrogate father
wasn’t a kid anymore either. It was very seriously.
an honor to be given the Masters
He is the very definition of the modern
champion from the prior year. We went
caddie manager. And he is a bigger-
72 holes plus two practice rounds, and
than-life person on the Chicago area
for that I made $15 — more money
golf scene.
than I had ever seen at one time in my
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TOURNAMENT FORMAT AND SCHEDULE
WESTERN AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT
With its combination of stroke play and
match play competition, the Western
Amateur is recognized as one of the
most demanding events in professional
or amateur golf.
Competition includes two 18-hole
stroke play rounds on Tuesday and
Wednesday of tournament week,
followed by a cut to the players with
the low 44 scores and ties.
The players making the cut then play
36 holes of stroke play on Thursday,
with the low 16 advancing to match
play on Friday. Qualifying for the
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2018 WESTERN AMATEUR SCHEDULE
match play competition is one of
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each year among the world’s MONDAY, JULY 30 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2
top-ranked amateurs. Player Registration/ Third Round and Final Round of
Practice Rounds Stroke Play (cut to low 16)
The first two rounds of 18-hole play
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TUESDAY, JULY 31 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3
semifinalists, who compete in a pair
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4
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SPECTATOR RULES • Cell Phone and Electronic Devices: • Weather Warning: In the event of
• Please observe silence throughout All cell phones and electronic devices imminent dangerous conditions, all
each shot, and do not move until should be in the power-off mode players, caddies, volunteers, and
all contestants in each group have when on or near the golf course spectators MUST leave the course
played or holed out. except in the case of an emergency. IMMEDIATELY! Three siren blasts
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YARDS 371 — PAR 4
Measuring at 371 yards, this is one of the
shortest par 4s on the front nine. A solid
tee sheet shot will leave you with a short-
iron approach to a well-bunkered green.
Depending on pin position, second shot
placement is critical, as the green slopes
back to front and left to right.
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YARDS 417 — PAR 4
Accuracy is key off the tee on this slight
dogleg-right par 4. The fairway is guarded HOLE 2
by bunkers both left and right in the
landing area. Well-positioned tees shots
will be left with a mid- to short-iron
approach to one of the most challenging
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YARDS 427 — PAR 4
A tee shot in the fairway will face a
mid- to short-iron approach into a
guarded green with bunkers right and a
collection area left. Misses in either
of these areas would create a
challenging up and down for par.
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YARDS 383 — PAR 4
Club selection on this tee varies. A driver
will leave you with a short wedge but HOLE 4
requires incredible accuracy. The typical
approach shot to the green is a short iron,
however, placement is very important as
the green has many subtle breaks.
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YARDS 171 — PAR 3
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YARDS 355 — PAR 4
Although short, this par 4 can be
challenging. A great tee shot can leave you HOLE 6
with a mild approach, but there is trouble
lurking with a miss either left or right of
the fairway. This green provides a wide
range of pin positons that demand
precision putting.
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YARDS 560 — PAR 5
The only par 5 on the front nine is
reachable in two shots depending on the
wind conditions. However, going for it in
two is a test as there is water right and out
of bounds left. A large, well-bunkered
green sloping from back to front requires
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