Peggy McGee The Lady Putters introduced a new hat just in time for the summer weather. The two-piece hat combines a traditional visor with a hat that gives extra protection from the intense summer sun, typical of the Southern Arizona area.
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters’ abilities seem to be improving as the temperatures are rising. Getting five holes-in-one during recent weeks were Denise White, Judy McKinley, Linda Scott, Shari Cerrone, Connie Ownby, Trish Davis, Cathy Thiele, Sandie Root, Chris Lansing, Kay Allen, Patty Hall, Lydia Lukins, Liz Anderson, Sherry Holman, Yoshie Hennessy, Carol Sheppard, Sherri…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters hosted a belated holiday luncheon in January after a several-months’ break in holding a luncheon. One of the highlights of the event was the optional White Elephant Gift Exchange. Those wishing to participate had to bring a wrapped gift valued at no more than $10 to be exchanged. There were…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters welcomed some new members to their leadership team, while some who have held elected positions in the past remained on the board to provide continuity. Officers include Janet Wegner, president; Sherry Norinne, vice president; Donna Dabeck, secretary; Lynda Pilcher, treasurer and statistician; Roni Carrick, membership; and Cyndi Lorenzen and Jonel…
Peggy McGee
Peggy McGee Now that the weather is turning colder and the mornings are getting darker, the Lady Putters start putting at 10 a.m., with check-in starting at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $1 each time one putts, and annual dues are $20. The club invites those who don’t golf, as well as golfers who want…
Cyndi Hoover What a wonderful event—again! On Nov. 14 the Ladies 18-Hole Golf Association, the Ladies 9-Holers, and the Lady Putters came together to sponsor this annual community-wide event, which included a fun format golf play and a wonderful luncheon in the Madera ballroom. More than 165 women participated in this event! Through the generosity…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters had an abbreviated putting schedule, with one date being rained out, and on another date, the putting green was closed for overseeding. Despite fewer putting opportunities, there were still four ladies who got a hole-in-one on the money hole: Joy Bodzoich, Patti Bragg, Sherri Norine, and Cathy Zach. Each was…
Peggy McGee Although many have been traveling with what seems like a never-ending summer, with triple digit temps day after day, an average of 45 ladies show up each week to try to improve their putting scores. There was only one money hole winner in the past month. Carol Sheppard won $5 for her accomplishment…
Peggy McGee It was a balmy evening in Quail Creek with the full moon shining brightly when the Lady Putters hosted their annual Moonlight Madness event. This year it was a co-ed event so that the men could give putting in the darkness a try. The prize money made their efforts worthwhile, as the winning…