May Advisory Board minutes

May Advisory Board minutes

New lunch, dinner and breakfast menus will be used starting Memorial weekend.

A beverage cart person is still needed, two prospects did not work out.

Motown and the Country Western concerts will be sold out.

The Member Appreciation event will be a drive in movie. Some members would prefer a barbeque event as held other years.

The Ladies locker room is being decorated and two more furniture items are to be added in addition to the armoire in the entryway. The locker room will be “as is”, without any changes, once finished.

The golf course aeration has been completed.

The ground crew is still working on 11 and 12 fairways. Carts will still not be allowed.

Members are advised that portable sprinklers will be used during the week, not on weekends.

The Pro shop will send an email regarding the front 9 being closed at 5p.m., however fast players will be allowed out after that time with permission from the Pro Shop staff.

The question of having a free standing, cool water dispenser with cups near the Pro Shop was raised.

The reinstatement of the Horserace event was requested.

Plastic tees were again discussed and many of the Board were in favor. It will be looked into further by the Management. I did bring up the issue of environmental impact.

Hilary

Golf Quotes and Golf Life Lessons

Ladies:

There have been many great golfers over the years and from them have come some sage insights into golf and life. I thought you might like to read these below from Bobby Jones, one of the giants in golf history.
Jones was the most successful amateur golfer ever to compete on a national and international level. He is the only golfer credited with a single-season Grand Slam, and was the dominant player of the 1920s. After retiring from competitive golf in 1930, Jones founded and helped design the Augusta National Golf Club, and also co-founded the Masters Tournament.

“Many shots are spoiled at the last instant by efforts to add a few more yards.”

“One reason golf is such an exasperating game is that a thing we learned is so easily forgotten, and we find ourselves struggling year after year with faults we had discovered and corrected time and again.”

and the last, and most insightful,…..

“Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots – but you have to play the ball where it lies.”

Hilary

Spring Handicap Tournament

2014 Spring Handicap Tournament:

17 ladies played in the Spring Handicap Tournament. There were 2 flights; Azalea and Begonia.

The results of this net tournament are as follows:

Spring Handicap Tournament Champion

Annette Krey—received a trophy, plant and $75 script in the Pro Shop

Azalea Flight

1st Place—Lin Lenson—received a trophy, $55 script in the Pro Shop, and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

2nd Place—Sandy Smith—received $40 script in the Pro Shop and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

3rd Place—Jenny Dillon—received $30 in script in the Pro Shop and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

Begonia Flight

1st Place—Joanne Smith– received a trophy, $55 script in the Pro Shop, and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

2nd Place—Kay Smith– received $40 script in the Pro Shop and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

3rd Place—Doris Bunnell– received $30 in script in the Pro Shop and a gift certificate for lunch or breakfast at the Club

Birdies:

May 6, 2014

Anne Wangeman–#14

Kay Smith — #2

Jenny Dillon — #6

Jeanne Zwemer — #14

Annette Krey–#10

May 8, 2014

Annette Krey — #5 and #7

Cathy Fancey — #9

Dana Wardstrom — #11

May 13, 22014

Dana Wardstrom — #1 and #10

Doris Bunnell — #7

Annette Krey — #8 and #11

Shelly Morgan — #2

Chip Ins

May 6, 2014

Each chip in was worth $2.83

Donna Johnson–#2 and #15

Anne Wangeman–#14

May 8, 2014

Each chip in was worth $4.25

Jeanne Zwemer — #12

Cathy Fancey — #9

May 13, 2014

Each chip in was worth $2.83

Doris Bunnell — #7

Lin Lenson — #11

Shelly Morgan — #10

Congratulations to the ladies who were mentioned above for their play during the tournament including those who placed overall, in their flights, and/or received chip ins money, and/or recognition for birdies.

Special recognition goes to Jeanne Zwemer who realized the day after the close of competition that she had written a lower score for one hole and reported her mistake even though she knew she would be DQ’d. USGA Rules of Golf indicates in the section on Etiquette “The game relies on the integrity of the individual to show consideration for other players and to abide by the Rules.” Jeanne exemplifies these qualities.

Thank you to the Pro Shop for the daily support we received, to the restaurant staff for their service during our awards presentation, and to Mark Tissot for the gift certificates that were awarded to flight winners.

Tournament Chair,

Barbara Mensch