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| The Kalamazoo
Municipal Golf Association proudly manages three Kalamazoo, Michigan municipal golf
courses serving thousands of golfers each year. The KMGA is overseen by a 13-member
elected Board of Governors (see below), who serve for 3-year terms. Steve
Tyler is the Director
of Golf, and Don Brinks is Business Manager. Under our Master Plan, the KMGA
has spent over $1.5 million in recent years on improvements at Milham Park and
Eastern Hills for increased enjoyment of all our players. Benefits of a KMGA Membership. Each season, over 1,000 individuals choose to buy a season pass to our golf courses and are members of the KMGA. Membership benefits include:
2008 KMGA Board Of Governors: Brief History. The KMGA was created in in 1924 to manage operations at the Gateway Golf Course, which operated until the property was sold in 1944 to Western Michigan University for campus expansion. 1933—the first nine holes at Milham Park Golf Course were created, and in 1936, the second nine holes were put into play. 1937—a new nine-hole "pitch and putt" golf course was built by the city of Kalamazoo—Red Arrow Park Golf Course. In 1984, Red Arrow was turned over to the KMGA for operation and maintenance. 1959—Eastern Hills Golf Course was dedicated as an eighteen-hole layout, and nine additional holes were added later. In 1986, the KMGA took over its operation and maintenance. |
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