Well, things were back to normal on July 23 Ladies Golf Night at Chinook Cove.
No exotic animals or dalmatians, just ladies out for a golf game. In fact, a whopping 40 ladies were in attendance.
Hole 1: Long drive - Flight 1, went to Marian Wallace and long drive - Flight 2, went to Debbie Rainer.
Hole 2: Long drive - Flight 3, went to Kate Whitmore and long drive -Flight 4, went to Kayla Mosdell.
Hole 3: We had an accuracy line painted on Hole 3, and the most accurate lady of the night was Flight 2’s Debbie Rainer. Long putt, Flight 1, went to Marla Hajmerle and long putt, Flight 2, went to Babes Shanko.
Hole 4: KP time on Hole 4 and KP for Flight 1 went to Marla Muldoon, KP for Flight 2 went to Diane Schindella, KP for Flight 3 went to Sandy Lebourdias, and KP for Flight 4 goes to Kayla Mosdell.
Hole 5: Long putt, Flight 3, went to Jamie Mosdell and long putt, Flight 4, went to Zarina Mitchell.
Hole 6: Only two ladies had a KP on Hole 6. KP for Flight 1 went to Marian Wallace and KP for Flight 3 went to Marian Wallace.
Hole 7: Alas, many balls were sacrificed to the gully on Hole 7. I would like to take a second to grieve with all those whose balls passed into the gully. Diane Schindella, Babes Shanko, Debbie Rainer, Barb Smith, Melissa Bourne, Kristen Abbott, and Kate Whitmore. Oh, well. Everybody got to pick out a new ball from the RIP sponsor. To finish off Hole 7, KP in 2 split between Flights 1 and 2, went to Flight 2’s Anita Hill. KP in 2, split between Flights 3 and 4, went to Flight 3’s Evelyn Lucas.
Hole 8: Hole 8 had a KP in 3, split between Flights 1 and 2, and the winner was Flight 1’s Missy Cederholm.
Hole 9: oleHole 9 had a long putt pin for Flight 4 and the lady with the longest putt was Betty Foote. Least number of putts goes to Audrey Rilcoe with 13 putts. Most number of putts went to Melissa Bourne with 28 putts. Flight 1: Low gross went to Missy Cederholm with a score of 42 and low net went to Susan Mitchell with a score of 27.
Flight 2: Low gross went to Kristin O’Connor with a score of 49 and low net went to Haliey Cocker with a score of 37.
Flight 3: Low gross went to Sandy Lebourdias, by retro, with a score of 50 and low net went to Jamie Mosdell with a score of 31.
Flight 4: Low gross went to Kayla Mosdell with a score of 60 and second low gross went to Sunny Lebourdais with a score of 61.
Lots of chip-ins for July 23…
Flight 1: Missy Cederholm got a birdie on Hole 3
Flight 2: Susan Mitchell got a chip-in on Hole 5, and Kelly Vangene got a chip-in on Hole 2.
Flight 3: Karina Scott got a birdie on Hole 1 and Audrey Rilcoe got 2 chip-ins on Holes 5 and 6.
Flight 4: Barb Smith got a chip-in on Hole 8 and Amanda Lampreau got a chip-in on Hole 3.
Those 40 ladies golfed so professionally; it was hard to keep track of all those chip-ins this week!
Closest to the pin or ‘KP’ - Golfers shoot tee shots towards the green which are measured throughout the day for their distance from the flag stick. At the end of the day, the golfer with the best tee shot (the one whose ball was ‘closest to the pin’) wins the prize. Fun fact: ‘closest to the pin’ is often abbreviated as ‘KP’.
Golf ‘Flights’ are a series of smaller competitions within a golf tournament. A ‘Flight’ is a grouping of individual golfers or teams who are competing against one another, instead of the entire field.
Chip-In: The term ‘chip in’ refers to a shot where the ball is struck with a short, low-trajectory shot from around the green and ends up going directly into the hole. It is a successful shot that results in the golfer scoring a birdie or even an eagle, depending on the hole.
