BEACHCOMBER NOVEMBER 2012 - Beach Grove Golf Club

WOMEN’S SECTION
By Kathi Hobbs
This will be my last report to the Beachcomber
as Women’s Captain. As I mentioned
in our Closing Luncheon, I learned a
lot about the workings of the Women’s Section
over the year. It seems by the time you
have it figured out, your time is over!
Both the Tuesday and Business Women have had their closing
meetings and all prizes and awards have been given out.
Mickie McCune, Laurene Whalley &
Sandra McKinnon.
Single Match Play, which was organized this year by Laraine Clenahan, was
also won by her. She received the Dunning Trophy with Anne Andrew winning
the Charuk Cup. Partner Match Play was won by Judy Jager and Julie Lyman, a
formidable couple to beat.
The Tuesday Partner Eclectic was won by Helen Austin and Deborah Edgeworth
with a net score of 57.
Our BCGA Pin Round 18 Hole Winner was Marg Malloy with Jean Angers being
the winner of 9 Holes. The RCGA Pin was a tie this year between Marg Malloy
and Laraine Clenahan.
Merle Duffy
This year Merle Duffy had to share the Chip-in Trophy with Helen Austin. Birdies was won by Mellodee Rayne
and Sandies by Beverley Kaiser.
The Most Improved Golfer goes to Pam Windover.
Mellodee Rayne & Pam Windover
Our year long Eclectic Gross Winner was Mellodee Rayne with a 64.
Runner-up was Laraine Clenahan with a 69. Low Net Winner was
Laurene Whalley with a 44 and Runner-up was Deborah Edgeworth
with a 49 (BB9). Low Gross 9 Holers was Jean Angers and Low Net
was Susan Rivers.
Congratulations to all winners this year!
The Christmas Scramble and Lunch is on December 4th. There will
be the usual auction for The Kate Booth House, so remember to give your auction items to Barb Bastedo.
On a final note, I want to thank my Match Committee - Barb Bastedo, Elaine Dickie, Ann Hilton, Sandra Hargreaves,
Lynn Turner, Roberta Wing, Lynn Wood, Nancy Wobick, Mitzi Cannon and Grace Lai. A thank you to
Mary Adams for her help with the Club Championship.
Special thanks to the Pro Shop - Brent, Andy, Cory and Brad. And last, but not least, a great big thank you to
Heather Willis.
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