Poor Man's Country Club: Golf Resorts

We are the hardworking people, who like to play golf and want to play at private, well-known golf courses with the price of a non-average country club. We feel, we have found the way for us and others like you to share an opportunity to play private, prestigious golf courses without the long-term costs usually associated with country clubs.

Robert Anderson, 48, President and CEO of a small Illinois State Chartered Bank. A director on two bank boards and involved in banking since 1978. A licensed Certified Public Accountant in the state of Illinois since 1982. President and CEO of Poor Man's Country Club since inception of the company.
Josh Heinrich, 32, is an avid golfer and the orignal founder for the concept of "The Poor Man's Country Club". By day, he is a Vice-President of a mortgage company and has been employed in the financial/banking field for over ten years. His personal expertise lies in marketing and sales.
Scott Haevers, 44, is an Senior Account Manager in the mortgage industry. He is a former business owner with sales, marketing and financial experience. Currently Treasurer of Poor Mans Country Club.
Rebecca Moorehead, 45, a Consumer Lender and Financial Officer of a small community bank in Illinois for the past 10 years. Prior to banking owned and operated a service station business for 15 years. Currently the secretary of Poor Man's Country club and have been since it was founded.
Todd Heinrich, 37, founded Heartland Communications Internet Services, Inc. in 1997. Heartland since then has grown to become the largest ISP in the Southern Illinois and Western Kentucky area. Todd founded Tyr Networks, Inc. with Grant Copley in December 2001. Todd has 8+ years of web development experience, and many many years of programming and network administration experience (too many to count). Todd graduated from Southern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Currently, he actively operates Heartland Internet in Paducah, KY.
Steven Bork, 32, is one of the original, founding members of the Poor Mans Country Club (PMCC). He has been in the golf industry for nine years. His experiences cover three different types of golf facilities, which include private, semi-private, and corprately-owned.
Jerry Heinrich, 65 years young, is a semiretired teacher of Chemistry and Physics with a Masters degree in Physics and Mathematics. The main area of expertise which he brings to this board is his past thirty years of experience as a park district director of the Pearl City, IL Park District. This experience has given him insight into the areas of maintenance, budgeting, and recreation. ( P.S. He is an avid golfer )

Our goal for PMCC is to develop and cultivate a lifetime membership for a country club facility with a reputation of being one of the premier facilities in America, at an affordable price for every member.

It is our belief, that we may have found a way to cure the money dilemma for the average, avid golfer.

Golfing members, who pay initiation fees to buy, build, or renovate a golf course create country clubs to use as their facility. In addition, annual fees are used to generate operating costs for the course. This type of structure has worked for many successful clubs. We believe this structure still has merit but with a twist.

Our belief, we can and will allow the masses to fill the void created by needing excessive amounts of money, and still achieve the same results through a collective membership.