Peggy McGee Some may think it is too hot to putt, but those who show up to putt week after week continue to do well. Both Joyce Clark and Yoshie Hennessy went home $5 richer after they got a hole-in-one on the Money Hole, a hole deemed to be the most difficult by those who…
Peggy McGee Mother Nature was not kind to the Lady Putters in December, with two of three putting days being canceled because of cold weather and frost on the putting green. But even though they could not putt on Dec. 14, 72 ladies gathered in the clubhouse ballroom to enjoy a pork loin holiday luncheon…
Peggy McGee The annual Ladies Golf Club’s benefit to help local charities was a financial success for the charities. Because so many of the Lady Putters are also golfers who putt to hopefully enhance their putting skills on the golf course, only 11 Lady Putters were available to putt during the tournament. They had putted…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters got a head start on their Halloween outfits when they putted on Oct. 26. Some wore elaborate costumes, while others wore the traditional orange and black.
Peggy McGee Overseeding closures meant the Lady Putters were less active for the past few weeks, but the group still celebrated a few victories. Linda Weissman and Judy McKinley both got a hole-in-one on the Money Hole, the most difficult of the week. They each earned $5 for the achievement. Patty Kozma and Yoshie Hennessey…
Peggy McGee In the past month, two more Lady Putters earned the distinctive and desired quail pin. This pin is awarded to those who manage to get at least five holes-in-one out of 18 attempts on a single day. Elizabeth Cyprien earned her second pin in late July, and Jill Wibbenhorst earned her first in…
Peggy McGee With the recent hot spell in mind, coupled with a very hot and stifling morning, only 34 ladies showed up to putt on July 13. Those 34 ladies came with very generous hearts, aimed at helping the less fortunate at a time when grocery prices are on the rise. Seeing the results of…
Peggy McGee In 2019 the Lady Putters decided to introduce a new way to recognize those ladies who did exceptionally well on the putting green. The solution: a pin with the club’s quail mascot. A member could earn a pin if she got five or more holes-in-one on a single day. It didn’t take long…
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