Peggy McGee During the past month, only five ladies scored a hole-in-one on the money hole, the hole believed to be the most difficult by those who set up the course. On two days, no one achieved that distinction. Going home with an extra $5 in their pockets were Shari Cerrone, Lou Moultrie, Mary Matheys,…
Peggy McGee Because the putting green was closed for overseeding, the Lady Putters had a three-week break from putting. When the green reopened for putting on Oct. 15 and 22, they returned energized, with a high degree of accuracy. There were seven money hole winners, the hole the Set-Up Committee members believed was the most…
Peggy McGee Putters had to be canceled one week due to repaving on the parking lot, but two ladies did manage to get a hole-in-one on the money hole in the past month and went home $5 richer. They were Kelly Schmank and Chris Robertson. Getting more than five holes-in-one on a single day were…
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Peggy McGee The Lady Putters 2025 board of officers officially assumed their positions on Jan. 1, 2025. They are Janet Wegner (president), Sherri Norine (vice president), Lynda Pilcher (treasurer and statistician), Donna Dabeck (secretary), Jonal Dlugos and Cyndi Lorenzen (event coordinators), and Roni Carrick (membership). Janet, Lynda, Roni, and Cyndi held the same position in…
Peggy McGee The cooler mornings have not adversely affected the putting abilities of the Lady Putters as they meet each Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. Winning $5 each for getting a hole-in-one on the money hole, the hole considered the most difficult, were Janice Jahne, Cathy Thiele, Diane Gordon, and Elaine Walker. Managing to score…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters joined forces with the two ladies golf groups as the three clubs tried to raise much-needed funds for local charities. The Putters winners included Low Score, Lou Moultrie, and 2nd Lowest Score, Shari Cerrone. It was a three-way tie for Most Holes-in-One: Sylvia Perry, Cathy Zach, and Sherry Norinne. The…
Peggy McGee After the putting greens were closed for several weeks because of the annual overseeding, the Lady Putters were able to resume their weekly putting schedule on Oct. 12. Without an opportunity to practice their putting skills, no one got a hole-in-one on the money hole on their first day back, but the following week,…
Peggy McGee Even though the Putters have had very limited income this year because of COVID-19, they have not forgotten the needs of the local community. In addition to what individual members donated, the club hit its checking account and donated $200 to the Green Valley Food Bank in April, and another $150 in July. In…
Peggy McGee The Lady Putters are still reporting how they have been spending their time in the seven months during which they have not been able to putt. Lydia Lukins, the last winner of the Coveted Quail award for a low net score before the pandemic hit, headed back to Washington for the summer. There she…