QCLGA PYP Two-Person 6-6-6, October 23 Flight 1: 1st Dena Knox, Brenda Allred; 2nd (tie breaker) Karen Stensrud, Bobbi Jo Rathvon; 3rd Alice Dyke, Sonia Heeren Flight 2: 1st Sung Whitehead, Frances Martin; 2nd Kathy Brogdon, Janet Johnson; 3rd Susan McCune, Joanie Steiner Flight 3: 1st Joan Malone, Maggi Gruber; 2nd Julia Fox, Cyndi Hoover;…
Linda Klaus On Oct. 30 the annual Chip In For Charity event took place. The Ladies 18-Hole Golf Association, the Ladies 9-Holers, and the Lady Putters came together to sponsor this community-wide event, which included a fun golf format followed by a wonderful luncheon in the Madera ballroom. The total number of participants was 182…
Gloria Bible The excitement began at Dave and Judy Sypkens’ home with a random draw on Nov. 8. Twelve men and 12 women participated in the draw, determining player combinations for this much-anticipated tournament the weekend of Nov. 14. With highly changeable temperatures and wet weather in the forecast, organizers and players held their collective…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters continue to amaze their fellow Putters and sometimes even themselves. For a while, it was one or two ladies who managed to get five or more holes-in-one on a Wednesday morning, but now it seems the number can climb to nine or ten who manage that feat. Getting seven holes-in-one…
Thom Sharples In order to promote competition to achieve a hole-in-one, Steve Harris donated $500 to a Duffer who would accomplish this during league play. Well, on Nov. 4 on Roadrunner 2, Joel Sande accomplished this feat! It was Joel’s first hole of the day, and Mike Palmer could not remember when a Duffer had…
Carol Michels On Oct. 27, 30 ladies gathered to listen to John Grahame in the Crystal Ballroom in the Madera clubhouse. John Grahame is a Green Valley-based Dark Sky advocate. He shared information on the impacts of excessive outdoor lighting on wildlife, as well as our own safety and security. He offered many ideas for…