Peggy McGee
The Lady Putters started their weekly putting sessions with summer hours when the March temperatures started mimicking typical May temps. But the heat definitively did not keep some of the ladies from putting with accuracy.
Maybe it was the warmth, but there was only one Lady Putter who got a hole–in–one on the Money Hole, the hardest hole of the week according to those volunteers who set up the course. Carol Bensen earned $5 for her achievement.
Jonel Dlugos scored five holes–in–one on three of the four Wednesdays of the reporting period. Also scoring five holes–in–one were Lisa Salvio, Lynda Pilcher, and Maggi Gruber. Liz Anderson scored six, and Yoshie Hennessey seven holes-in–one on a single day.