Invitational Tournament Results

This week we held our 25th Anniversary Invitational, “The Magical World of Golf (By Disney)”.

Schedule of Events

  • Tuesday, August 2, 2011 – 6:30 PM – Cocktail Party
  • Wednesday, August 3, 2011 -7:30 am – Registration
    Breakfast at Cinderella’s Castle – 8:30 am Shotgun Start
    Lunch, and Horse Race, following completion of play
  • Thursday, August 4, 2011 – 7:30 am Breakfast at Cinderella’s Castle
    8:30 am – Shotgun Start – Lunch, Awards, Silent Action, and Raffle
    Following completion of Play

A big THANK YOU to the Co-Chairs, Beckie Carter and Diane Sevim. They did an amazing job and we had one of the smoothest events ever. The club became magical thanks to the decorating Co-Chairs Donna Reich and Jeanne Zwemer and their decorating team. It was exquisite.

Congratulations to All our Winners

Low Gross
1st Place
Team #2 Lin Lenson, Judy Bartoli, Mortie Rowe, & Judy Kinnebrew

Snow White Flight (Net Winners!!)
1st Place
Mary Watkins, Cheree Mendoza, Carol Neach, & Donna Numoto
2nd Place
Jackie Amthauer, Julia Kellberg, Milly Coldwell, & Michele Strainton
3rd Place
Marti Fowler, Cathy Dalhed, Pat Nichols, & Marilyn Angello
4th Place
Cathy Houston, Gena Mauzy, Sandi Kemps, & Caren Brendel
5th Place
Carol Bade, Janet Mcbean, Debbie Schner, & Carol Harte

Cinderella Flight (Net Winners!!)
1st Place
Cynde Gerpheide, Jan Baehr, Lorna Grant Lee, & Susie Nozet
2nd Place
Dana Wardstrom, Tracy Lape, Rona White, & Jill Chase
3rd Place
Joanne Smith, Linda Mayer, Doris Bunnell, & Sherry Maytorena
4th Place
Donna Reich, Vicky Scholle, Gayle Deloach, & Kathy Readler
5th Place
Jenny Dillon, Lynette Lewandowski, Val Heck, & Val Stewart

Sleeping Beauty Flight (Net Winners!!)
1st Place
Debbie Hundoble, Cristina Gray, Judi August, & Janet Winslow
2nd Place
Fe Estrera, Debbie Ruiz, Karen Halbakken, & Susan Leeper
3rd Place
Brenda Reisinger, Sandy Smith, Cheryl Westeren, & Val Roberts
4th Place
Frances Shipilov, Kay Boscia, Linda Stebbins, & Dee Lopez
5th Place
Grace Berend, Chris Myall, Diane Enbom, & Kay Richmond

Horse Race Winners
1st Place
Cynde Gerpheide, Jan Baehr, Lorna Grant Lee, & Susie Nozet
2nd Place
Jackie Amthauer, Julia Kellberg, Milly Coldwell, & Michele Strainton
3rd Place
Brenda Reisinger, Sandy Smith, Cheryl Westeren, & Val Roberts

Closet to Pin

Wednesday
Member: Jan McCleery #2
Guest: Susie Nozet #7

Thursday
Member : Debbie Martin #17
Guest: Karen Halbakken #14

Longest Drive: Nicole Morgan

Accuracy Drive: Janet McBean

Guest Day Results – July 26

The game was Joker’s Wild.
Winners in the Guest Flight:

  • Marti Fowler
  • Marilyn Augello
  • Raquel Myers
  • Carol Grabar

Winners in the Member Only Flight:

  • Carol Bade
  • Jenny Dillon
  • Cathy Surdez
  • Anne Oprey

Closest to the Pin, Hole #7:

  • Guest: Nonie Greenfield, 10’
  • Member: Jan McCleery, 17’ 8”

Birdies:

  • Donna Johnson, Hole 17
  • Jenny Dillon, Hole 17

Chip-ins:

  • Gayle DeLoach, Hole 10
  • Donna Johnson, Hole 17
  • Brenda Reisinger, Hole 4
  • Raquel Myers, Hole 18
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Ladies, help my aging memory. There were two more chip-ins that I forgot to note on the record sheet, and were awarded in the midst of much confusion. If you were a recipient, or know who they were, please respond and let me know so that I get the information to Jill. Thanks.

Congratulations Ladies, and thank you all for coming out to play.

Happy Golfing

Frani

July Rules (Hilary)

Hi Ladies:

I thought today I’d focus on the putting green and just a few of the many rules. Firstly the rules for the putting green are different from those that are “through the green”. Through the green is the whole area of a golf course EXCEPT for the teeing ground, the putting green of the hole being played, and all hazards on the course. The putting green is all the ground of the hole that is especially prepared for putting.

Your ball is on the green if any part of it touches the putting surface

RULE 16 The putting green

The line of putt must not be touched except:

  1. the player may remove LOOSE impediments for example sand, leaves or stones provided they do not press anything down
  2. to repair old hole plugs or ball marks
  3. in pressing down a ball marker
  4. in lifting or replacing the ball
  5. in moving movable obstructions (such as trash or…. yuck, yuck, cigarette butts)

This means that you cannot improve the line of your putt. So before you putt you may repair pitch marks and remove loose leaves or stones but you MAY NOT repair spike marks or remove attached grass. So be sure that what you try to remove is not growing into the surface.

Talking about improving your line of putt be very careful if you do this:

The player may place the club in front of the ball at address, but may not press anything down. two stroke penalty if you improve your line.

You are allowed to lift and clean your ball before putting but you must mark its position first with a marker and be sure to replace it in the same position. If your ball moves when you remove the marker there is NO penalty, just remark where it was, replace your ball and lift the marker a second time.

The fringe around the green is not the putting surface so the rules for the fringe are the same as for “through the green”.

We do have sprinkler heads in the fringes of all our greens. If your ball lands so that one of these is in direct line of your intended putt you MAY NOT move the ball unless the ball lies on the sprinkler head, or the sprinkler head interferes with your stance or your area of intended swing. If you do have these kinds of interference you will get free relief under Rule 24-2. You find your nearest point of relief, no closer to the hole and drop a ball there.

So please repair all your balls marks, and a few extra ones that have been missed too, and as you leave the green tamp down any spike marks you see AFTER everyone has putted out as you never know that mark might be on your line of putt on your next round.

I hope this helps you.

Hilary