Thanks to his generous donation to the Friends of the Golf Course campaign, the 1st hole at the University of Maryland Golf Course is now named the Colonel J. Logan Schutz hole.  Col. Schutz, the former executive director of the Maryland Alumni Association, played the first round of golf when the course opened in 1958, so it is appropriate that the 1st hole be named after him.

Colonel Schutz joined friends, family, and members of the University community to dedicate the hole on Wednesday, December 6.

Col. Schutz next to the 1st tee.	Welcoming guests to the dedication.	Col. Schutz arrives.	Members of his regular foursome, Gary Kramer and Blair Turner.	VP of Student Affairs Linda Clement, Asst. VP Jim Osteen, and UMGC member Brian Bayly.
Col. Schutz's son Logan.	Golf course members Bobbie Springer, Betty Bowers, and Helen McLeish.		Logan with wife Louise and son Logan.	Before the unveiling.
Col. Schutz walking to his hole to cut the ribbon.	Cutting the ribbon.	Director of Golf Jeff Maynor with Col. Schutz.