Golf is not an easy game.  Those who play know well the temptation to attempt to overpower any particular hole, usually resulting in a poor score or a lost ball.  The discipline required both to score well and  to stay “within one’s self” by keeping the ball in play is a transferrable discipline.  If you find a golfer who embodies such discipline on the course, you will usually see it manifested in other aspects of his or her life.  The Argue-ment presents a particular blend of vegetation, maintenance practices, routing and topography that places a premium on such discipline.  Throw in the usual wind and the rusty swing from the off season and you have a relatively rare accomplishment.

The following golfers have demonstrated the combination of self control and skill necessary to play a difficult course with a single ball for the full round during the month of April.