Peggy McGee The Lady Putters work hard to try to improve their scores and for some the extra effort seems to pay off as eight members earned $5 by getting a hole–in–one on the money hole, the hole believed to be the most difficult of the day. Achieving this goal were Linda Kelly, Cindy Losk,…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters once again wholeheartedly supported the annual baby shower for the 162nd Wing, Arizona Air National Guard. One of the big raffle items given away in the free raffle for expectant moms was a hand painted picture of Noah’s Ark. Putters past president Janet Wegner made the ark quilt that was…
Sherri Norine The Quail Creek Lady Putters sponsored a Moonlight Madness event on May 1. The putters were joined by members of the 9–hole and 18-hole clubs, as well as members of the community. Putting under the full moon wearing glow-in-the-dark necklaces and bracelets, having glow sticks on their putter, the ladies completed the 18…
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…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters donned various shades of green as they putted for St Patrick’s Day.
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters is among the oldest chartered clubs in Quail Creek. Started by Fran Hammond in 2003, the group has a two-fold purpose: to benefit female golfers who are not in an organized golf league and to create an environment of camaraderie, support, and friendship. It gives ladies an opportunity to have…
Peggy McGee Some of the Lady Putters started out the new year in fine form, with many qualifying for the quail pin on the first day they putted. To earn a quail pin, one must score at least five holes-in-one on the same day. The top putter was Carol Sheppard with seven holes-in-one. Flossie O’Day,…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters made the start of the new year extra-special for the Green Valley Food Bank. Even though the club knew that many members would be traveling over the holidays, they decided to hold their usual Wednesday putting events on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. They asked those who were still…
Peggy McGee After eight years as Lady Putters president, Jenet Wegner has “retired.” Sherri Norine became the new president. She will be assisted by Cathy Zach (vice president), Donna Dabeck (secretary), Lynda Pilcher (treasurer/statistician), Roni Carrick (membership), and Lauren Miene, Denise White, and Jonel Dlugos as Event Committee members. Filling the staff/support positions will be…
Peggy McGee The annual Battle of the Sexes Golf Tournament saw the men winning once again, which was a disappointment for the ladies who putt week after week, but the event had one big winner. After the club drew the winners for the Split the Pot raffle, they gave the raffle proceeds, along with a…