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Kohlers No. 1 singles ten-nis player, freshman CaseyJohnson, ended his regularseason with a 19-1 record andreceived the No. 3 seeding atthe WIAADivision 2 singlesstate tennis tournament.

After a first round BYE,Johnson defeated Plymouthjunior Matt Primozic in thesecond round 6-3, 6-7 (4), 6-4. In the semi-finals Johnsonfell to The Prairie Schoolssophomore Juan Perez, 6-4,6-3. Johnson then won thethird place match againstEdgewood Sacred Heartsophomore Cecil Lingard, 7-6 (5), 6-4.

The No. 1 doubles team ofsenior Noah Fink and sopho-more Archie Brohn finishedthe regular season with a 16-4 record. In the first round oftournament play Fink andBrohn defeated Chilton sen-iors Evan Greuel and AaronReilly 6-3, 4-6, (4). In thesecond round, Fink andBrohn fell to seniors KevinNoriega and Matt Monahanof Monroe after a closematch, 6-3, 6-7 (1), 7-5.

It was Finks secondstraight trip to the state tour-nament.

Three Kohler boys competeat state tennis tournamentJohnson finishes third Marisa Adams; $60,000

Vorhees Scholarship; $2,000Sheboygan Police BenevolentAssociation.Adrienne Ahlborg $4600 Wal-ter and June Vollrath Scholar-ship.Jessica Beasley $42,000 Aca-demic and Regents ScholarshipTaylor Bertschy $1,000 FoxValley Technical College Schol-arship.Emily Boland $56,000 Presi-dential ScholarshipTrevor Bramstedt $750 Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Milwau-kee General Scholarship; $250Betty P. Sabol Memorial Schol-arship.Andrew Bryce $1000 JimmyLohr Memorial Scholarship;$500 Clyde Knox Scholarship.Hannah Cantrell $56,000Presidential Scholarship.Megan Conklin $25,000Kohler Foundation Four YearScholarship; $8,000 ThorneFamily Scholarship; $40,000Presidential Scholarship; $1,000Purdue Moves Study AbroadScholarship; $500 KiwanisClub of Sheboygan Award;$600 American Legion PrescottBayens Post 83; $500 EganCommunity Compassion Schol-arship.Noah Fink $44,000 John F.Kennedy Scholarship; $32,000Van Dyke Award; $1,000 She-boygan Elks Athletic Award;$1,500 Kohler Police AthleticLeague.

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Kohler No. 1 singles player Casey Johnson, second from left, receives the third place medal for Division 2 at the WIAAstate championship in Madison.

Kohler No. 2 singles team of Noah Fink and Archie Brohn at the WIAA state tournament

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Lily Hart $5,000 Kohler Foun-dation Incentive Scholarship;$2,000 Gopher State Scholar-ship; $250 Betty P. Sabol Me-morial Scholarship.Berta Hidri $500 Kohler HighSchool Alumni Scholarship.Audra Hoffmann $78,000University of St. Thomas Aca-demic Scholarship; $10,000Grover Family Scholarship;$8,000 University of St.Thomas Trustee AcademicScholarship; $1000 Elks Ath-letic Award.Aidan Hogan $65,600 Univer-sity of St. Thomas AwardAlyssa Holtz $42,000 Aca-demic and Regents Scholarship;Wisconsin Covenant Scholar.Kaleigh Kraft $48,000 Mil-waukee School of EngineeringAcademic Scholarship; $500Wisconsin Bank and Trust.Annika Lee $5,000 KohlerFoundation Incentive Scholar-ship; $10,000 Kohler Credit

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The Kohler School Foundation,together with its generous donors,the McKelvey Family, ThorneFamily Foundation, the GroverFamily and local artist, CassyTully, recently conferred $31,500in scholarship awards to five de-serving 2015 Kohler School grad-uates. These awards reflect theKohler communitys commitmentto higher education and recognizedeserving scholars for highachievement in academics, per-

sonal growth, character, and artis-tic merit. It is always such apleasure to participate in the time-honored tradition of Honors Nightand more importantly, to supportour graduates as they pursuehigher education, said Founda-tion President Amy Biznek. Thegenerosity of our donors is a tes-tament to the value our commu-nity places on the students atKohler Schools.

Join us this summer as music fills the air along the shore of Wood Lake in Kohler. Every Sunday, June 7-August 23, from 1 to 3pm, a fresh, exciting act will perform live at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler. Soak up some sun, kick back with a bite to eat or a cold refreshment, and enjoy the free summer concert series courtesy of Destination Kohler. In case of inclement weather, concerts will take place in the Breezeway at The Shops at Woodlake.

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Scholarships listingContinued from page 1

Kohler School Foundation anddonors award Kohler seniorswith $31,500 in scholarships

Union Democracy Scholarship;$3,000 Kohler School Founda-tion Scholarship; WisconsinCovenant Scholar; $1,000 Uni-versity of Wisconsin-StevensPoint Freshman Scholarship;$1,000 Sheboygan CountyArea Retired Teachers Associ-ation; $500 Gene Reilly GoodGuy Award; $500 Kohler Edu-cation Association Scholarship;$500 Key Club Scholarship.Katherine Lindow $44,000Presidential Scholarship.Benjamin Madigan $80,000Dean Scholarship; $10,000Kohler Foundation IncentiveScholarshipPatrick Marzano $10,000 E.J.McKelvey Scholarship; $500Project Grill Scholarship.Jack OKeefe $7,500 Lake-land College Scholarship.Katherine Ruelle $14,000Kohler Company Scholarship;$9,000 Wisconsin AcademicExcellence Scholarship; $1,000UW Madison Alumni Club ofSheboygan County; $250 BettyP. Sabol Memorial Scholarship.Connor Sbrocco $25,000Kohler Foundation Four YearScholarship; $500 WisconsinPublic Service College Schol-arship.Leigh Schlecht $240,000Robert Woodruff Scholarship;$25,000 Kohler FoundationFour Year Scholarship; $8,000National Merit Scholarship;$1,500 Sheboygan ServiceClub Scholarship; $3,000 KohlExcellence Scholarship; $400Elks Local Scholarship; $1,000Elks Wisconsin Scholarship;$1,500 Kohler Police AthleticLeague; $500 Egan Commu-nity Compassion Scholarship;$500 Cassy Tully HeritageScholarship; $50 Kohls CaresScholarship Program; $3,000Executive Womens Interna-tional of Milwaukee.Carson Schneider $500Kohler High Alumni.Rebecca Stock $22,000 Na-tional Honors Scholarship;$100 Multi-Media Award.Sarah Sutherland $12,000Hope College Alumni HonorsScholarship; $100 LangelAward for Art.John Tengowski WisconsinCovenant Scholar; $250 BettyP. Sabol Memorial Scholarship;$500 Soiree Musicale Scholar-ship.Charles Tobin $28,000 Uni-versity Scholarship; $16,000Neighbor State Scholarship.

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Registration for the 2015 2016 soccer season for the com-munities of Cedar Grove, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburgand Sheboygan Falls has begun. This program is for youthin grades 1 8 in the Fall of 2015. The fall season is fromSeptember 12 October 31, 2015 and the spring season isfrom April 16 June 4, 2016.Registrations received by July 15, 2015 will re-ceive an early bird discount and are guaranteedplacement on a team. After July 15, all registrationsmust be approved by the YMCA and are based on teamand/or roster availability.For more information or to receive a registration form, pleasecall the YMCA at 920-467-2464 or visit our website atwww.sheboygancountyymca.org and click on the forms link.

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Peters was, however, named tothe All Conference Big EastWomens team for two straightyears.

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The Sheboygan LakersSquirt 3B hockey team tookfirst place in the Milk &Cookie Classic Squirt BHockey Tournament hostedin Janesville after beatingthree teams and going unde-feated in four games.

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In their second contest theLakers defeated the BeloitBlades 6-2. Dylan Videticand Owen Hayon led withtwo goals each, along with

Jacob Fox and Drake Mobergeach adding a goal.

The Lakers faced theStoughon Vikings in the thirdgame, defeating them 10-0.Scoring effort led by JacobFox with a hat trick, addi-tional goals by Owen Hayon,Will Johnson, Drake Moberg,Teague Pilgrim, and DylanVidetic.

Defensemen Noah Fibigerand Austin Schuh also con-tributed with goals. TeaguePilgrim recorded his 50thgoal of the season in the thirdperiod.

The victory qualified theLakers to enter the champi-onship game. This featured a

rematch against the hostteam, Janesville. In a muchcloser game, the Lakers man-aged to hold onto the leadand take the tournament withthe teams fourth straight vic-tory that weekend, 4-3.Teague Pilgrim lead the Lak-ers in scoring in the champi-onship game with two goals.Owen Hayon and Will John-son each added goals to com-plete the scoring efforts.

The Lakers received indi-vidual awards during thetournament including goalieBennett Waara, who earned aShut-out Award and JacobFox, who earned a Hat TrickAward.

The Golf Coaches Asso-ciation of Wisconsin(GCAW) is pleased to an-nounce that CharlieTwohig, Amanda Egbert,Sam Kohler, AndrewBryce, and Brady Ste-fanczyk of Kohler HighSchool are Academic All-State honorees for the boysgolf season.

Students are submittedby GCAW member coachesif they meet the followingcriteria: 1) A cumulativegrade point average of atleast 3.25, 2) participationin at least 75% of their

teams varsity matches, and3) are at least a sophomorein high school.

Charlie, Amanda, Sam,Andrew and Brady are stu-dent-athletes who serve asgreat examples to others,proving that academic andathletic successes are notmutually exclusive.

The coaches associationis proud to announce arecord 365 boys from 126high schools have beenhonored this year for main-taining high academic stan-dards in the classroomwhile competing in varsity

golf. In fact, the averagecumulative GPA of thisyears honorees is an ex-ceptional 3.720.

The GCAW was formedby high school golf coachesin 1986 to help build Wis-consin's reputation for de-veloping quality juniorplayers by promoting golfin our schools and commu-nities. Besides honoringboth boys and girls whosucceed as student athletes,the association also selectsan annual All-State teamfor boys and girls based ontheir playing ability.

Front: Carter Trilling, Drake Moberg, Bennett Waara, Will Johnson, Noah FibigerTop: Dylan Videtic, Sierra Hendricks, Austin Schuh, Owen Hayon, Jacob Fox, Teague PilgrimCoaches: Nate Hayon, Matt Murray, Tim Pilgrim, and Dennis Videtic.

Bottom: Tait Kohler, Nadia Wandschneider. Top: Dana Fish, Alyssa Silvestri, Isabel ODonnell.

The Lakeshore United U12 girls soccer team won the Oshkosh on the Water Championship over the weekend of June 5-6.

Kohler girls win Oshkoshsoccer championship

Five Kohler High Schoolgolfers receive AcademicAll-State honors

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By Sheryl DyksterhouseEach month, during the school

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ings. The students are also given achance to present their studentachievements, vocational objec-tives, and educational plans to themembership.

The students who attended theRotary Monday noon meetingsheld at the Sheboygan Elks Clubthis May are pictured below. Theyare from left to right: Calie Kaiser,Sheboygan South High; BertaHidri, Kohler High School;Sammy Hoyt and Sophia Ly bothfrom Sheboygan South HighSchool. Students that are missingin the photo: Claudia Zastrow,Lutheran High School.

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Kohler MusiciansEarn Music Honors

The Kohler music department isproud to announce that Clara andLily Montes were selected to the2015 Wisconsin School Music As-sociation State Middle Level Hon-ors Orchestra.

This honor recognizes Clara andLily as two of the top middle levelviolinist in the state of Wisconsin.

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Clara and Lily will have the op-portunity to work with guest con-ductor E. Daniel Long, FoundingDirector of the School for the Per-forming Arts-Ann Arbor YouthSymphony Orchestra.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSKohler Golf Academy of JuniorsJune and JulyBlackwolf Run and Whistling StraitsKohler Golf Academy, with guidance fromthe PGA Sports Academy, uses a fun, sys-tematic approach to encourage long-termplayer development for young golfers ages4 and up. Offering three levels of instruc-tion (Sport $65, Player $115, and Cham-pion $135), the program focuses on fivecore elements to help youth learn, developand practice skills to become better golfersand enjoy the sport of golf. For more infor-mation and registration visit www.KohlerGolfAcademy.com or email [email protected]: LuminescenceThrough July 19ARTspace: A Gallery of the John MichaelKohler Arts CenterLuminescence celebrates three artists ex-ploring light in their chosen medium. Water-color artist Jean Crane (WI) masterfullycaptures the life source and energy of hersubjects by exploiting the wonderful trans-parency of the medium and the sense oflight it creates. Sculptor c.t. whitehouse(WI) frees the viewer to appreciate the re-markable ways light can play upon abronze surface by creating simple formsand using minimal finishing techniques.Jeweler Julie Cohn (TX) marries old-worldcasting techniques with a modern aestheticallowing the luster of metal and semi-precious stones to emerge. All works in thisexhibition are available for purchase. ArtsCenter members receive a 10% discount.Please call 920-452-8602 for more informa-tion.Show Dad Smore Love Wisconsin TraderJune 1-21Shop at Wisconsin Trader June 1-21, andreceive a complimentary smore maker($12 retail value) with any purchase of $50or more while supplies last. Please call

920-451-2113 for more information.Celebrate National Rose MonthKohler GardenerJune 1-30Take advantage of 20% off Carefree Won-der rose bushes through the month ofJune. While supplies last. Not valid withany other offers. Please call 920-458-5570for more information.Summer Demonstration Kitchen SeriesSaturdays, June 20 and 27, 11am and2pm, $35Demonstration Kitchen at The Shops at WoodlakeFor the first time, Destination Kohler hostsa Summer Demonstration Kitchen Seriesfeaturing seasonal-themed recipes andbeverage pairings suited for al fresco din-ing and entertaining from June 6 to July 18.All sessions include food tastings, a bever-age pairing and recipes for $35 per person,plus tax. To make a reservation, call 888-293-7337 and ask for DemonstrationKitchen reservations. June 20 - Cooking with Smoke and Fire -Loren Rue, Chef / Manager from the Immi-grant Restaurant and with Chef Deric Ligh-tle from Horse & Plow. Teaching theins-and-outs of SMOKIN HOT MEATS June 27 - Culinary Fireworks - ChefsEven Wallerman and Jared Schulz fromBlackwolf Run will be lighting the fuse onexploding flavors for summer cooking toget you ready for the Independence Daycelebration.Sounds of Summer A BoutiqueConcert SeriesSundays through August 23, 1-3pm, FREEWaterfront Rotunda at The Shops at Wood-lake KohlerJoin us this summer as music fills the airalong the shore of Wood Lake in Kohler.Every Sunday June 7-August 23 from 1-3pm, a fresh, exciting act will perform liveat the Waterfront Rotunda at The Shops atWoodlake Kohler.

June 21 - ED FRANKS - Great stories,amazing voice. Known for quipping with theaudience and delivering engaging anec-dotes, the critically acclaimed Ed FranksShow is a complete evening of entertain-ment. Inspired by the greats includingFrank Sinatra, Ed Franks has been per-forming for more than 15 years includingSummerfest, Lambeau Field, and dozensof casinos.June 28 - CRIS KOSZUTA - Solo pianofrom jazz to pop. Twinkling the ivories withsongs that span generations, Cris Koszutaplays standards, jazz, Broadway hits, popand R&B. His solo piano repertoire is sureto include something for everyone.The Modern Shaman WorkshopJune 9 & June 16, 6:30-9PM, $79IntentionsLearn how to walk between worlds and livein each one. Move thru life as an energybeing. You will learn techniques to healyourself and others and create what youwant by changing your perception of theworld. This class focuses on the coreessence of what it is to be a shaman. Top-ics covered: What is Shamanism, DontSqueeze the Shaman, Human Being ofLight, Know Thou Art Spirit, and Who AreYou. Presented by Reiki Master/Teacherand Modern Shaman, John Oestreicher.Certificate of Completion. Please call 920-457-9543 for more information or reserva-tions.Mid-summer Nights Dream Event featur-ing Aromatherapy AssociatesJune 16, 4-8pm. $45Kohler Waters SpaNeed a summer energy boost? Learn howaromatherapy can impact energy level,mood and emotion with 30 minutes of edu-cation before experiencing a 25-minutemassage. $45 per person, includes a 25-minute service, plus a $25 credit to applytowards any retail purchase in the SpaBoutique (minimum $50 retail spend). Ad-

vance reservations are required. Pleasecontact Megan Hoffmann at 920-451-2160or [email protected] to reserveyour appointment. Space is limited. Regis-tration fee is non-refundable and non-trans-ferable for special events. Access to fullspa facilities not available for event atten-dees.Emporium Gift Shop at the AmericanClubJune 19th-June21st Celebrate the important men in your lifethis Fathers Day with a golf gift from theEmporium at the American Club.

All Mens Fairway & Greene golf apparelBOGO OFF on Fairway & Greene itemof equal or lesser value!

Includes Whistling Straits, the AmericanClub and non-logoed Fairway & Greeneapparel*Not redeemable on sale items or with anyother couponsFor more information call 920-457-8000Ext:55035Chakra Balancing June 23, 6:30-8:30PM, $30IntentionsLearn what a chakra is and how to balancethem. You will be taught an understandingof their characteristics to help you in yourdaily life. In this class, you will also practicea Chakra Meditation. In addition, you willbe given a custom visualization and breath-ing exercise based on your chakra scan.Presented by Reiki/Master Teacher, JohnOestreicher. Please call 920-457-9543 formore information or reservations.

As You Think June 30, 6:30-8:30pm, $30 IntentionsThis class is about using your thoughts ef-fectively to create the life you want. You willlearn what the Vibrational Universe is andhow it works. Learn to recognize why your

Sports Core For more information, pricing details andto register call Sports Core at 920-457-4444 or online at sports-core.com formore information.Summer Tennis Programs and Campsbegin the week of June 15 and TRX Train-ing Summer Session I begins the week ofJune 22.Youth Athletic Performance Camp: Mon-days & Wednesdays from 6-9pm or Tues-days and Thursdays from 9:15-10:15am,June 29-July 23Salon at Sports Core June Special: ForMen OnlyEnjoy a complimentary ice coldbeer or soft drink on us with any service.

life is moving in a certain direction and howto change it. Techniques will be given toapply the power of intentions and to attractwhat you want in life. Presented by MentalImagery expert and UW instructor, JohnOestreicher. Please call 920-457-9543 formore information or reservations.

2015 PGA ChampionshipAugust 10-16, $30-$95Whistling Straits Golf CourseDefending PGA Champion Rory McIlroyand more than 150 of the worlds bestgolfers will compete for the coveted Wana-maker Trophy this August as the PGAChampionship makes its third visit toWhistling Straits. Weekly tickets sold-outlast year, with ticket purchasers from all 50states and 28 countries. However, a limitednumber of daily tickets remain available forpurchase. Of note, Championship-round(Thursday-Sunday) daily tickets are pre-dicted to sell-out well in advance of thisMajor Championship, so fans are encour-aged to act quickly to secure their spot.Fans should also note that each ticketedadult can bring up to four juniors (age 17and under) with them for free each day ofthe Championship. To purchase tickets,visit www.PGAChampionship.com. 1-800-PGA-GOLF

A sensational summer is set at Destina-tion Kohler as the resort hosts a uniquesampling of summer-themed specialevents and experiences. First time offer-ings include the Summer DemonstrationKitchen Series and the Sounds of Sum-mer A Boutique Concert Series hostedat The Shops at Woodlake Kohler in theheart of The Village of Kohler. Two in-spired Seasonal Spa Services will be fea-tured for a limited time at the Forbes FiveStar Kohler Waters Spa The GolfersMassage celebrating the resorts topsport, and the Coconut Bliss Pedicure in-corporating the scents of summer. One-of-a-kind special events round-out thecalendar of events in June, July and Au-gust culminating with the 2015 PGAChampionship returning to Whistling Straits. Summer Demonstration Kitchen SeriesFor the first time, Destination Kohlerhosts a Summer Demonstration KitchenSeries featuring seasonal-themed recipesand beverage pairings suited for al frescodining and entertaining. The series fea-tures six sessions with culinary topicsranging from grilling and barbequing tosalsas and ceviches, presented by therestaurant chefs of Destination Kohler.Each session is hosted at The Shops atWoodlakes Demonstration Kitchen a

working kitchen that provides an intimate,informal setting bringing together pro-fessional chefs and enthusiastic foodiesfor presentations, preparation and tast-ing. Sessions are scheduled on Satur-days from June 6 to July 18 (excludingJuly 4) with one-hour presentations at11am and 2pm. All sessions include foodtastings, a beverage pairing and recipesfor $35 per person, plus tax. To make areservation, call 888-293-7337 and askfor Demonstration Kitchen reservations. Sounds of Summer A Boutique Con-cert SeriesMusic will fill the air along the shore ofWood Lake during the Sounds of Sum-mer A Boutique Concert Series. EverySunday, June 7 through August 23, from1-3pm, shoppers and travelers alike willenjoy a fresh, exciting act performing onthe open air Waterfront Rotunda at TheShops at Woodlake Kohler located nearCucina Italian Restaurant. Bands fea-tured during the inaugural year include:Bobby Way Duo, Xeno Duo, Ed Franks,Cris Koszuta, Kevin Kennedy, RanaRoman Trio, Blue Light Scene, Aint Mis-behavin Trio, Joey Lavie, Jenny ThielDuo, Hat Trick, and Doubletime Duo. Allconcerts are complimentary and open tothe public. Concessions available for pur-chase.

Kohler Waters Spa Seasonal Summer ServicesThe Kohler Waters Spa Seasonal Sum-mer Services Golfers Massage andCoconut Bliss Pedicure are offered July1 through September 30, 2015, in addi-tion to the full treatment menu of the lat-est therapeutic water treatments andresults-oriented facial and body treat-ments. The 50-minute Golfers Massage($155/$180 Saturdays) is a deeplyrestorative treatment designed specifi-cally for the golfer, combining stretchingand deep tissue massage to relieve soreor tight muscles and increase your flexi-bility. The 50-minute Coconut Bliss Pedi-cure ($90) is a mini tropical vacationfeaturing a hydrating fizzy ball soak,sugar scrub exfoliation, and a shea butterfoot massage with tropical scents oftoasted coconut, lime and sandalwood.Not eligible for hotel package or Commu-nity Days discounts. Call 855-283-7137for appointments.Summer Calendar of EventsThe summer calendar of events boaststraditional and special events:

Hunting for a memorable Fathers Day?Join River Wildlife, Remington and mas-ter tracker Hal Blood for an ultimatebonding opportunity full of outdoor ad-ventures, hunting and themed-diningduring the Remington Father/Son,

Daughter Weekend, June 19-21 (two-night hotel packages starting at $798per person). California winemakers Megan Gunder-son and Brijetta Hall Waller host an ex-ceptional weekend featuring top ratedwines and golf at the Hall & Walt Wine-maker Weekend, June 26-28 (two-night hotel packages starting at $1,233per person). The Five-Star Dine Around ($99) onJuly 2 is a distinctive dining experienceas guests travel to five restaurants forthis progressive dinner creating one ex-quisite evening of delectable dishes,fine wines and personal interaction withchefs (hotel accommodations required). The Annual Fourth of JulyCelebration is an exciting evening ofcomplementary patriotic celebrationsand live entertainment from a traditionalSousa Band followed by a rousing fire-works display. The 2015 PGA Championship makesits third appearance along the scenicshores of Lake Michigan at WhistlingStraits hosting the worlds top profes-sional golfers competing for the covetedWanamaker Trophy. Limited daily tick-ets will be available as inventory allows,with prices starting at $30. Deemed asone of the best values for family sum-mer activities, each ticketed adult will be

permitted four (4) junior admissionsdaily at no additional charge.

Activities for All AgesPerfect for a summer day or a getaway,Destination Kohler is an internationallyrecognized destination for both traditionaland exploratory outdoor activities for in-dividuals, couples, groups and families.Nestled amongst trees, water and un-touched wilderness, the resort is set in arecreational corridor offering a naturalplayground for outdoor adventures suchas Stand Up Paddle Boarding, canoeing,kayaking, river fishing, horseback riding,trap shooting, five-stand sporting clays,archery, and self-guided hiking and trailrunning/walking. Great summer activitiesfor all age groups include outdoor gamesincluding Bocce Ball and Croquet, beach-front swimming, self-guided garden tours,golf lessons, bird watching tour, pedalboats, tennis, and horse-drawn carriagerides in addition to world-class golf atfour award-winning 18-hole golf courses. Resort reservations and information isavailable by calling 1-800-344-2838 orvisiting DestinationKohler.com. Locate up-to-date on news and happen-ings on Facebook, Twitter andInstagram.

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