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By Entrepreneur Staff • Jun 1, 2006

Playing Through
What: Company that provides access to a variety of privategolf clubs without having to be a member
Who: Jonathan Halpern, Dean Starker, David Kaufman, GaryRosenberg and Ken Dichter of Tour GCX
Where: New York City
When: Started in April 2004

Beautiful scenery, well-manicured fairways and amenitiesgalore--country clubs have a lot to offer. For golfers who enjoythe game but haven't had the chance to experience private play,Tour GCX has an answer. By offering a taste of this exclusivelifestyle, Tour GCX is making the formerly inaccessibleaccessible.

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