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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Peggy McGee The evening after the lunar eclipse, the Lady Putters gathered for their annual Moonlight Madness experience. The putting green and each hole were lighted by glow-in-the-dark markers. Each putter also donned neon bracelets and necklaces. They could use their flashlights to walk from the clubhouse patio to the putting green, and then it…
Peggy McGee They say everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, and the Lady Putters were no exception. It was a pleasant morning, and almost all of the 75 Putters wore various shades of green while they putted.
Peggy McGee Mother Nature has not been kind to the Lady Putters so far in 2022. It seems rain, heavy winds, and really cold mornings have caused several putting sessions to be canceled. Even the Wednesday nearest Valentine’s Day, when the ladies traditionally dress in red and get a special treat, was rained out. The…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters gleefully returned to the putting green on Oct. 13 after its having been closed through the entire summer while the green was being renovated. The repairs were followed by the traditional overseeding that takes place in early fall each year. The ladies said they had never seen the green look…
Peggy McGee On Oct. 20, Putters President Janet Wegner put out this short message on her Monday Morning Message to the Lady Putters: “Women Warriors (supports homeless and unemployed female veterans) needing gently used: pots/pans, glassware, dishes, utensils, serving pieces, small appliances (e.g., mixers, toasters).” That’s all she needed to say to get the club…
Peggy McGee As the Lady Putters ended the hottest part of the summer season on the temporary putting green, they continued to excel in their accuracy of getting the ball in the hole with a single stroke. Each time a lady scores five holes-in-one during a single putting session, she becomes eligible for a special pin,…
Peggy McGee Just before COVID struck, the Lady Putters had initiated a new program, awarding special pins to any member who scored five holes-in-one in a single outing. The pin, perfect for wearing on one’s cap or shirt, is only awarded once in any 12-month period. Thus, if a member gets numerous five holes-in-one, she…