Roz Harrison We had 34 players in the SDWGA Telegraph Net Tournament. There were nine who did not finish. Twenty-five players were eligible for placement. We had a few ties and our players 2nd, 7th and 8th placed alone. Thank you to all participants and congratulations to all winners. Theresa Stein, 1st place with 63;…
Tom Dean The Quail Creek Duffers donated $500 to the Sahuarita Food Bank. The Duffers raised the money during the early April tournaments.
Peggy McGee “Summer time and the living is easy” It’s also a great time to join the Lady Putters and get a feel for how they play. The crowds are smaller since the winter residents have gone to cooler climes and even some of the year-round residents shy away during the hottest months. To avoid…
Tom Dean Forty-one members of the Quail Creek Duffers league ventured off to Francisco Grande Hotel and Golf Resort and played two rounds of golf, one at the Mission Royale Golf Club in Casa Grande and the other at the Francisco Grande Hotel and Golf Resort where they also dined to elegant food and great…
Paul Athey, a member of the QCMGA, scored a Double Eagle otherwise known as an “Albatross” on April 19, 2019, on hole No. 5 (a Par 5) at Quail Creek Country. A Double Eagle is the most unusual score a player can get. It happens less frequently than a hole-in-one. Congratulations to Paul!
On Thursday April 25, 2019, Karen Callen made a hole-in-one on No. 13 at the Canoa Ranch Golf course. Witnesses were Rhonda Kochevar, Teri Baker and Twyla Gerdes.
May 14: Shel Zatkin on “Hole Coyote “No. 8; his third hole-in-one in the last 18 months. May 17: Jim Hart on “Hole RR” No. 6; his tenth hole-in-one.
The Quail Creek Country Club’s Friday Night Concert Series’ new 2020 series packages go on sale June 3, 2019. Individual tickets go on sale July 1, 2019. 2020 series prices: Rows A-D are $162 per person ($27); Rows E-Q are $156 per person ($26); Individual ticket price $27. Friday, January 10, 2020 7:00 p.m. Paperback…
Peggy McGee It was a relatively cold morning (for May) and very blustery as the ladies from the QCLGA (18-hole golfers), Niners and Putters got together for a friendly putting competition. The gusts occasionally blew the ball off course but that didn’t dampen the spirit of the ladies. Because the event was so close to…