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Overall Winner: Barb Snyder, Center
Fay Beltz, Left
Margaret Fagg, right
The 2019 Golden Apple Golden Tournament at Three Lakes Public Golf Course was a huge success. We raised a lot of money for the Wenatchee Chapter of the First Tee Youth Golf Program and lots of ladies walked away with tournament prizes and some amazing raffle prizes.
The full list of winners is as follows:
Low Gross of the Field: Barb Snyder
Low Net of the Field: Linda Hinton
Flight 1:
1st Low Gross: Karen Madison
2nd Low Gross: Shirley Hill
3rd Low Gross: Carol Williams
1st Low Net: Maria Agnew
2nd Low Net: Margaret Fagg
3rd Low Net: Jenny Dahlstrom
Flight 2:
1st Low Gross: Paula Weedman
2nd Low Gross: Kathy Pfeiff
3rd Low Gross: Judy Johnson
1st Low Net: Anita Birmingham
2nd Low Net: Joy Brown
3rd Low Net: Marcia Underwood
Flight 3:
1st Low Gross: Nobi Morris
2nd Low Gross: Carol Avrett
3rd Low Gross: Marie Gooch
1st Low Net: Carolle Brantner
2nd Low Net: Sandy Crouse
3rd Low Net: Kay Berdan
Longest Drive:
Flight 1: Maria Agnew
Flight 2: Ann Tedeschi
Flight 3: Gloria Van Buren-Hainline
KP #2
Flight 1: Jenny Dahlstrom
Flight 2: Kathy Pfeiff
Flight 3: Nobi Morris
KP #18:
Flight 1: Janet Foyle
Flight 2: Shirley Voss
Flight 3: None
2nd Shot KP:
Kelly Schindele
Longest Putt #9:
Kay Blakney
Team Best Ball:
Flight 1: Fagg, Snyder, Beltz, Neel
Flight 2: Thompson, Crouse, Dedo, Pfieff
Flight3:
Morris, Birmingham, Berdan, Bennett
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Three Divisions
Equal payout for gross and net in each division.
Date: May 18 & 19, 2019
Place: Lakeview Golf & Country Club
(19547 Golf Club Rd. NW, Soap Lake, WA)
Time: 9:00 Shotgun - Both days
Format: 2 Player Best Ball
No Playing Partner Stroke Spread Limit
Gift Baskets & Raffle
Entry Fee:
$150 per non-member
$125 per member
Includes: Practice round day before (call for tee time)
2 Rounds of Tournament Play
Lunch & Dinner on Saturday
Lunch on Sunday
For additional information or to request an entry form contact:
Mark Rhodes - Pro
509-246-0336
markrhodes@lakeviewgroups.com
This is really a great value for the food, fun and golf.
As you can tell from the pictures, there is more to this tournament than the golf. This is a tournament that the ladies sign up as much for the after golf fun and comaderie as the golf itself.
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The Mission of The First Tee is:
"To impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf."
On May 9th, 2019 the Three Lakes 18-Hole Ladies League is hosting the 48th Annual Golden Apple Golf Tournament. Every year the Three Lakes ladies select a charity to benefit from this fundraising event. This years beneficiary is The First Tee Central Washington, a charity organization formed to help children develop life skills.
According to The First Tee website:
"For more than 22 years we have been using the platform of golf to provide innovative and experiential learning opportunities for young people. Character education and long-term life skills are at the heart of our programs, which are delivered by coaches who have been trained in positive youth development."
One of the main sources of fundraising for The Golden Apple Tournament is an annual raffle with a large bundle of FREE rounds of golf. This years winner will receive certificates for 4 rounds of FREE golf, including carts at each of the following five courses:
Colockum Ridge Golf Course - Quincy, WA
Moses Lake Golf Club - Moses Lake, WA
Moses Pointe Golf Resort - Moses Lake, WA
Tam O-Shanter Golf & Country Club - Bellevue, WA
Wenatchee Golf & Country Club - East Wenatchee, WA
PLUS:
A Stay and Play (One night and 2 rounds of golf) at:
Circling Raven Golf Club - Worley, Idaho
That is a total of 22 rounds of golf! Even if you aren't a golfer, these certificates would make wonderful gifts for the golfer(s) in your life. Tickets are $5 each, with no purchase limit. The winner will be drawn at approximately 2 p.m. on May 9th after the Golden Apple Golf Tournament. You can purchase tickets any time prior to the drawing.
For tickets or additional information call, text or email:
Nancy Miller (206) 718-0490
nmiller1107@gmail.com
If you live out-of-town and wish to support The First Tee by purchasing raffle tickets, please contact me and I will purchase them for you.
Carol Williams
TopTeamCarol@gmail.com
Will you help us support the kids?
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The 62nd Annual Spring Fling Invitational Tournament hosted by the Women's 18-Hole Division of the Wenatchee Golf & Country Club will be held on May 21, 2019.
This is one of my favorite events of the season and a great way to start off a new golf season. The theme for this years event is "Rolling out the red carpet".
General information:
Tournament fee: $80 (Carts included. No walkers)
Free practice round Monday May 20th ($19 cart fee. Pay at the pro shop)
The schedule for this years event is as follows:
Monday, May 20th
* Registration 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
* Practice round: Check in at the pro shop
(Make a tee time with the pro shop at 509-884-7050 after 2:00 p.m. May 13th.)
* Putting contest: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
* Horse Race: 3:30 p.m. 6 holes for $5.00
Tuesday, May 21st
* Registration and Continental Breakfast 7:30 - 8:30 a.m.
* Shotgun Start: 8:30 a.m.
* Hosted luncheon & awards: following play
Prizes:
* Low Gross & Low Net of the Field
* Best ball foursome by flight
* Horse Race
* Raffle Prizes
* Honey pot
* Long Drive
* KP
* Accuracy Drive
The wonderful thing about the Spring Fling every year is, regardless of your golf score, the two rounds of golf, camaraderie, raffle prizes and luncheon in the beautifully remodeled WG&CC clubhouse is worth far more than the entry fee.
Let the Wenatchee Golf & Country Club ladies Roll Out the Red Carpet for you and request an entry form and/or additional information by contacting:
Judy Johnson at: JudyJohnson413@gmail.com or
Marcia Underwood at: smunder@aol.com
I have found so much enjoyment playing golf with my senior friends that I want everyone to have the same experience. The easiest way to find a group of like minded ladies who love to golf is to join a local ladies league. My experience has been they are all very friendly and welcoming to visitors and new members.
Nearly every course has one or two organized women’s leagues. There is almost always an 18-hole day league for women who are either retired or have a work schedule that allows them to take off during the week. Many courses also have an evening league for working women. Due to time constraints, these are 9-hole leagues rotating from front to back nines each week.
If you’re interested in joining in on the fun of a ladies league, call the pro shop of the golf course you are interested in joining. They can give you the name of the best person to contact to get info to be a guest or to join.
The fun doesn’t stop during the off-season either. Most of these leagues informally organize activities for the winter months. Weekly card games, other games and lunches are very common. My group of friends often travel together, as well.
If you don’t know how to golf yet, no problem. I do recommend taking a set of basic lessons from a teaching professional to get started. You need to learn some basic skills and etiquette and then you can just go out and have fun.
It’s all about the fun and friendships.
I’ve always enjoyed golf but I never knew just how much fun golf (and life) could be by hooking up with a bunch of Senior Women Golfers. I’ve never had so much fun and laughed so much as when I’m with my golfing friends.
Traveling together and playing different course has been a joy. Through golf we have developed a bond beyond golf. It’s more of a sisterhood. I hope we can introduce you to some new possibilities to enjoy your game even more.
Let’s go on this journey together.
Golf has pretty much saved my life. After being widowed I, literally, had to reinvent myself and I did it at the golf course. By connecting with an amazing bunch of senior women golfers, my life has become fun and fulfilling again. We golf together during the season, have lunch together during the off season, go to wine tastings, concerts, and even go on cruises together when the opportunity arises.
I hope by sharing my journey and adventures, it will give you some ideas for creating some new adventures and amazing memories of your own.
What could be better than creating a lifestyle centered around good friends, golf and a life filled with fun and laughter?
"A shot that goes in the hole is pure luck, but a shot to within two feet of the flag is skill."
-Ben Hogan
"Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You can get bad breaks from good shots and you can get good breaks from bad shots. But, you have to play the ball where it lies."
-Bobby Jones
The game of golf is full of opportunities to learn lessons that apply to life. One such example is when I was playing in a tournament last Spring.
My game didn't start off very well. I had a double bogey on the first hole, and as the game went on several putts lipped out and I remember thinking "Ok, it's going to be one of THOSE days." No big deal. We always have a good lunch to look forward to.
The thing about golf is: things can go from bad to good... even great... in a single shot. The reverse is true, too. The point is EVERY shot counts. Just because you made a bad shot doesn't mean the next one won't be a good one.
As the day went on, I played well even getting two seriously amazing chip-ins and making some excellent putts.
At the end of the day, I won 1st Gross, a closest to the pin prize, AND long drive for the day.
My golf game that day was like life and business in so many ways. Don't ever get discouraged because things don't go the way you think they should or the way you want them to. You always have the next decision (or shot) to get back on track. Stay focused on your goal.
You've probably heard it before and I'll say it again, most things in life and business are more like a marathon than a sprint.
Don't get discouraged and keep trying.