Welcome to The Masters Friday Club official website. In 1998, The MFC (unofficially) began as an informal gathering of Woodlands, Texas residents who all shared a passion for golf ... and more specifically, the Masters Tournament. In those early days, the criteria was simply that each attending participant tender a coveted vacation day for the 2nd round
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Green Jacket Ceremony 2007
at the highly acclaimed, PAPPAS Bros Restaurant (whose normal operation is only open for dinner). On seven different occasions throughout the year, the membership compete in various golf competitions, which are followed up with a dinner/social outing at one of the member's homes.
The club's charter is: God, Family, Friends, Golf. Add to that, the indulgent cuisine of Pappas, a talented fraternity of men who engage in spirited discussions ranging from golf history to the flaws in the BCS, and you have the framework for our blueprint for
The MFC.
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Current Events
(Last Updated June 21, 2011)
January 4, 2011:
The MFC unveils its leadership continuity plan, and we have a changing of the guard. After 5 years of faithful service, outgoing President, Mark Murdock turns over the reins to our 2008 Ozone Cup Champion, Craig Heiser. Read more (here).
"What was it you wanted me to do again?"
(Friday) of the Masters. All would gather at a local course, engage in some competitive (yet unrecorded) golf competition, and then race home to catch the back-nine of the Friday round.
This core group of men continued this tradition for 7 years. Shortly after the MFC tourney in April 2005, our current Captain began his own personal steering committee to determine if this fraternity of men could formalize this gathering into something more meaningful.
The MFC now has 16 members in good standing, 6 former members, & 3 members Emeritus. The membership meets for lunch, bi-monthly
April 8, 2011:
They said it could never be done... To win your first Green Jacket is monumental. To produce an encore performance, well that would put you in rarified air. Welcome to the Stratosphere!
