Chinook Cove Ladies Golf Report

It was a cold, dark, and stormy ladies night, but 10 brave ladies managed to come out and golf. It was a nice and cozy crowd, which is what we needed with the weather.

It was strange, I am not used to having my name stay on the pins. Hole 1: long drive flights 1-2 goes to Emma Schilling and long drive flights 3-4 goes to Zarina Mitchell.

Hole 2: long putt flights 1-2 goes to Emma Schilling and long putt flights 3-4 goes to Amanda Lampreau.

For Hole 3: long drive for flight 2 is going to Terri Jones, long drive for flight 3 goes to Debra Westendorp, and long drive for flight 4 goes to, yours truly, Zarina Mitchell.

Only one lady got a KP on Hole 4, and that is flight 3’s Anita Hill.

Hole 5: long putt for flight 4 goes to Zarina Mitchell. Nobody got a KP on Hole 6. We did have a few balls lost in the gully on Hole 7. The Rest in Peace winners are Barb Smith, Emma Schilling, and Amanda Lampreau. Also on Hole 7, KP in 2 for flights 1-2 goes to Terri Jones and KP in 2 for flights 3-4 goes to Debra Westendorp.

On Hole 8 there was one pin for long putt between all 4 flights and that winner is flight 3’s Deb Winiski!

Hole 9: there was a long putt pin for flight 4 and nobody put her name on it this week.

Terri Jones had the least amount of putts, 16, and Emma Schilling had the most amount of putts, 23. With our smaller crowd, there were no ladies in flight 1. So, flight 1 has no winners for low gross or low net. Flight 2: low gross goes to Terri Jones with a score of 49 and low net goes to Emma Schilling with a score of 40.5. Flight 3: low gross goes to Debra Westendorp with a score of 48 and low net goes to Deb Winiski with a score of 35.5. Flight 4: low gross goes to Zarina Mitchell with a score of 62 and second low gross goes to Amanda Summers with a score of 68. Last, but not least, we had one Chip-in! Flight 3, Anita Hill had a Chip-in on Hole 3.

Interesting golf lingo for this week:

What do you call a beginner golfer?

Duffer – An unskilled golfer. Also called a hacker. Eagle – A score of two under par on any given hole. Fade – The opposite of draw, a shot moving slightly from left to right towards the target.