Tom Haberer The Quail Creek Veterans’ Golf Association is a welcome contact for all veterans and especially veterans just moving into Quail Creek. Not only does QCVGA provide a friendly introduction to our golfing community, it also helps new residents establish their AGA handicap necessary for all future competition. It is important to note that…
Peggy McGee Every six-week period, a Lady Putter is recognized for having the lowest gross score, lowest net score and most holes-in-one. Generally this recognition is spread among three different putters, though on one occasion recently someone did garner two awards. But at the December 9 luncheon it was announced that Julie Daines got the…
Terri Erickson The Quail Creek Ladies’ 18 Hole Golf Club held their annual No Frills Member Guest Event on December 10. Sixty-two women participated in a fun low net competition on the Quail and Coyote courses. The weather was fabulous! After a fun round of golf the ladies gathered at the Madera Clubhouse for drinks…
With festive table settings befitting the season, 66 Lady Putters enjoyed a holiday luncheon to end the putting year. The election was held and Dee Waggoner thanked all the Putters for their support during her 26 months as president and shed a couple tears as she was presented a Circle of Hope silver pearl and…
On December 17, 2015, President Sharon Paxson and her hospitality committee hosted a luncheon for about 55 members of the Lady Niners in the Crystal Ballroom. The room was appointed with lovely centerpieces, a darling wine stopper at each place and a delicious meal prepared by our staff. Sharon announced several annual winners: Overall gross…
Peggy McGee Dressed in holiday attire, the Lady Putters arrived for their weekly putting with bags full of groceries to help the Green Valley/Sahuarita Food Bank clients prepare special dinners as they celebrated Christmas. In addition to grocery staples like cereal and peanut butter, the 220 pounds of food included cans of cranberry sauce, yams,…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters invited Golf Pro Joel Jaress to give them some putting tips to improve their scores. Joel putted first on the Money Hole with each of the 18 teams. The Money Hole is determined by those who set up the course believing it is the most difficult. It took Dorene Sims…
Head Pro Joel Jaress (left) and QCMGA President Skip Fumia (center) present the QCMGA 2015 Club Championship trophy to Jeff Carmien.
Terri Erickson The QCLGA, the 18 hole club, celebrated the end of another great year with their annual Holiday Awards Luncheon on December 17. President Gail Phillips began by welcoming all and thanking her executive board and all volunteers for a great year. She then presented two trophies to the club’s super star Karen Stensrud…
