AWGA News 2007 Issue 3.indd - Arizona Womens Golf Association

A Publication Of The Arizona Women’s Golf Association, Arizona’s Leader In Women’s Golf.–– 2007 ISSUE 3 ––IN THIS ISSUE• Time To Shine• 2007 Golf Calendar• This Lady GolferRocks!• Save $$$$ UsingAWGA Partners• AWGA WomenWant It All• Weekend ClassicTournament Results• Rules Tip• The Power ofExercising• Dream A Little DreamAt The PhoenixTheatre• An Amazing Feat• Think Good Thoughts• Women’s Golf JustKeeps On Growing• Ask The Coach• Course Ratings• Making A Difference• AWGA History Class• Holes In One• Mixed StixTournament EntryForm• Tubac Golf ResortHosts Mixed StixTournamentHelp us reach morewomen golfers…When you’refinished readingthis newsletter don’tthrow it away, pass italong to a friend!AWGANewsLinksIT’S TIME FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT TO SHINE!By Mary Ann SouterIt’s time for warmer temperatures, daily sunshineand lots more golf for the women in the Northern ArizonaWomen’s Golf Association. NAWGA, as it is known byits members, opens its season of tournaments on June1st. And for over 600 women in 27 clubs, the goodol’ summertime brings with it more opportunities forgolf at different courses and getting reacquainted withother NAWGA members from around the state. Withmember clubs extending from the Nevada border onthe west to the New Mexico border on the east, theNorthern Arizona Women’s GA covers hundreds ofmiles in Arizona area.AWGA North was established in 1974 and becamean independent district known as NAWGA in 1993.Their membership has increased significantly overthe years with participation at only 300 in the early90s to twice that many in 2007. “We’re a fun bunch ofwomen,” says Gayle Maisonneuve, NAWGA president.“We always do the best we can to make women feelwelcome. We encourage everyone to play.” And theyreinforce that philosophy by allowing all women to entertheir tournaments, regardless of handicaps. When awoman with a high handicap wants to enter a NAWGAtournament, she is welcome to play. The only caveat isthat her Handicap Index would be reduced to 36 makingher play to a lower handicap level. However, that is notan issue for most high handicappers and they are happyto be part of the group enjoying the camaraderie of theplayers and the excitement of the tournament.NAWGA is committed to keeping the costs low fortheir tournaments with entry fees ranging from $55to $70 depending on the site. But this nominal feeincludes more than green fees and cart. Players alsoreceive breakfast and lunch for these low fees! Andprizes are included for those who play well enough towin. All NAWGA tournaments are flighted and theypay at least one-third of the field. Almost every dollarcollected is returned to their winning participants.Where can you get a deal like that for just $5.00 a yearin membership dues!One of the popular attractions in NAWGAtournaments is their optional “closest to the hole”wager on all par 3 holes. Women ante up and try theirbest to land their tee shot in close proximity to the pin.It’s fun, it’s competitive, and it’s another opportunity towin a prize. NAWGA also sponsors Team Play eventsand contributes to Junior Golf. NAWGA leadership isalways looking for ways to make the game of golf moreenjoyable for its members.NAWGA’s 2007 Tournaments:June 1st – Seniors Championship will be played atKingman’s Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course. Since thetournament is on a Friday, many of the players willbe heading to Laughlin for some added fun overthe weekend. This is just part of the sisterhoodactivities shared by this district’s women. Lastyear’s Seniors Championship held at AntelopeHills included players with ages ranging fromNancy Burke at 51 to Dorothy Boyle at 92.July 17th – Stroke Play Championship will beplayed at Continental Golf Course in FlagstaffAugust 27th – Partners Tournament on Monday ishosted by NAWGA’s newest member club, TalkingRock, in Prescott. Kim Haddow, LPGA TeachingPro, will be giving a golf tips clinic on Sundayevening. How’s that for helping their members dotheir best before the tournament!Gayle reviewed past documents to find that manywere carbon typed copies of minutes, correspondenceand tournament flyers. “It’s hard to imagine running anorganization before the introduction of computers andthe internet,” she says. As past Tournament Directorfor two years and currently filling the position as well asholding the office of President, she knows all the workthat goes into planning an event. Vice President, SarahCox, finds the host sites for their tournaments contactingseveral courses each year to find just the right venuesfor great events. “Now we can download flyers andentry forms from the AWGA website beginning withour first event.” To download an entry form, go towww.awga.org. On the list on the left side, click onTournaments, then on District Association Tournaments,then on Northern District. To join NAWGA, you mustbe an AWGA member of a club in northern Arizona.Contact the representative at your club or Joey LynneThomas, NAWGA Treasurer, at (928) 775-3258 formembership details.Whether you live in the northern district or just goup in the summer to get out of the heat of the Valley,you can benefit from a NAWGA membership by joininga club in northern Arizona. Don’t pass up this greatopportunity. It’s a quick and easy process and I can’tthink of a better way to spend $5.00!

2007 GOLF CALENDARDate Tournament LocationMay2-3 ............ Southern District Spring Four-Ball .............................. El Conquistador2-6 ............ Women’s Southwestern Golf Assoc. Tournament ......... Francisco Grande7-8 ............ AWGA Four-Ball Stroke Play Championship ............... Emerald Canyon Golf Course21.............. U.S. Women’s Open Qualifier ...................................... The Mirabel Club22.............. Central District Partners Tournament .......................... Los Caballeros29.............. Heather Farr Trophy Matches Qualifier ....................... Grayhawk Golf Club30.............. USGA Women’s Public Links Qualifier ....................... Papago Golf CourseJune1................ NAWGA Seniors Championship .................................. Cerbat Cliffs, Kingman4-7 ............ AWGA State Amateur Match Play Championship ....... Forest Highlands GC12-13 ........ Heather Farr Trophy Matches ...................................... Grayhawk Golf Club16-17 ........ Mesa City Women’s Championship ............................. Dobson Ranch GC18-24 ........ U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links ........................... Kearney Hills Golf Links, Lexington KY28-1 .......... U.S. Women’s Open..................................................... Pine Needles L & CC, Sothern Pines NCJuly9-14 .......... Women’s Trans National Amateur Championship ........ Persimmon Ridge Golf Club, Louisville KY12.............. USGA Women’s Amateur Qualifier ............................. Arrowhead Country Club17.............. NAWGA Stroke Play Championship ........................... Continental, Flagstaff20.............. Southern District Summer Scotch ............................... Crooked Tree21-22 ........ AWGA Mixed Stix Tournament ................................... Tubac Golf Resort23.............. USGA Senior Women’s Qualifier ................................. The Gallery Golf Club23-28 ........ U.S. Girls’ Junior ........................................................ Tacoma C & GC, Lakewood, WAAugust1................ Challenge Series ......................................................... Desert Forest Golf Club6-12 .......... U.S. Women’s Amateur ................................................ Crooked Stick G.C. Carmel, Ind.13-14 ........ AWGA Partners Tournament ....................................... Silver Creek Golf Club24.............. US Women’s Mid Am Qualifier ................................... Desert Forest Golf Club27.............. NAWGA 4-Ball Championship ................................... Talking Rock, PrescottSeptember1-6 ............ USGA Senior Women’s Amateur ................................. Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, OR10-12 ........ AWGA State Amateur Stroke Play Championship ....... Legend Trail Golf Club15-16 ........ Southeastern Arizona Women’s Golf Championship ....... Pueblo del Sol CC & Mountainview GCTUI17.............. Central District Stroke Play Tournament ..................... Mesa Country Club18-20 ........ USGA Women’s State Team Championship ................. The Club at Carlton Woods, Woodlands, TX29-4 .......... U.S. Women’s Mid Amateur ........................................ Desert Forest GC, Carefree AZOctober15-17 ........ AWGA State Seniors Championship............................ Antelope Hills Golf Course24-25 ........ Southern District Fall Partners .................................... Francisco GrandeNovember12-13 ........ AWGA Scotch Play ..................................................... Apache Stronghold GC30-1 .......... Phoenix City Women’s Golf Championship ................. Maryvale Golf CourseDecember5................ AWGA State Medallion Club Team Tournament .......... PebbleCreek Golf Club13.............. Central District Partners Tournament .......................... Arizona TraditionsTHIS LADY GOLFER ROCKS!Every course has their star players but this year the women’s group at CoyoteRun at Leisure World had a special reason to celebrate.On March 13, 2007, Ardis Vandenbos, donned in a yellow outfit with yellowshoes, broke the women’s course record during their Club Championship with ascore of 73! To the best of their knowledge, no-one in the Coyote Run WGA hadever shot in the 70s before. Reacting to this amazing score, Ardis responded, “Ithad to be those yellow shoes!”Ardis moved to Leisure World from Minnesota in 2004 and has been a memberof the WGA since that time. She started playing golf at 30 years old when she sawhow much fun her friends were having. She’s been playing golf over 30 years andholds a Handicap Index of 10.Congratulations, Ardis, on a great record breaking round at Coyote Run!AWGA NEWSLINKSis an official publication of theArizona Women’s Golf Association141 E. Palm Lane, Suite 210, Phoenix, AZ 85004-1555(602) 253-5655 • 800-442-AWGAFax: (602) 253-6210E-mail: awga@awga.org • Website: www.awga.orgBOARD OF DIRECTORSBarbara Byrnes ...........................................PresidentNorma Scuri ........................................Vice PresidentRosemary Beale ..................................Secretary/SitesKatherine Olson .....Treasurer/Volunteer DevelopmentChris Giza .........................................................RulesSandy Jacobson ......................................TournamentsBarbara Simmons .................................Course RatingBarbara Kahler ....................................... MembershipCarol Springer .......................... Education & TrainingKathy Ehrlich ................................... Sites CommitteeBetsy Paul .......................... Immediate Past PresidentSTAFFMary Pomroy .................................Executive DirectorAnnette Wurgler ..................Golf Operations ManagerJody Chandonnet .......... Communications CoordinatorLogan Erickson ............Member Services CoordinatorSusan Woods ...........Business Operations CoordinatorVivian Kelley........................Administrative AssistantMary Ann Souter ......................... Marketing ManagerAWGA Women Want it AllFor several years, the larger state men’s golfassociations have been using a new “check point”system to manage the pace of play for their tournaments.It has been so successful, in some cases reducing thetime to play a tournament round to as low as 4 hours, thatit is now being used at the national level by the USGAfor their Championships. The system as it was createdand is now being used at the national level requires thattournaments use a tee time start. As we all know, wewomen tend to do shotgun starts for most tournaments,especially those that are not Championships, so thatwhen tournament play is over, there can be an awardsbanquet in which all of the players can participate.A huge part of the fun for us is the camaraderie thatgoes with sharing a meal with our opponents or fellowcompetitors after the competition.So what’s a woman to do? Settle for 5-1/2 or 6 hourrounds? Give up the awards banquet? Cut the field size?Maybe we don’t have to do any of those things. Maybewe can have it all!The Tournament and Rules Committees of theAWGA have undertaken the challenge to modify thecheck point of pace of play management system tobe used with shotgun starts. The modified systemhas been used at two tournaments this year with greatsuccess, reducing the time to play by at least one hour.At the Women’s State 4-Ball Championship May 7 &8, 128 women completed 18 holes of very challengingplay through the canyons along the Colorado River atEmerald Canyon Golf Course in times ranging from4:35 to 4:45 minutes.Congratulations to these Committee members fortaking on the challenge and to the players who areshowing such patience in accepting the new system.Further adjustments will be made to perfect the system,but overall we think it’s an ace!

Alison HurleyOverall ChampionARIZONAWOMEN’S GOLFASSOCIATION2007Weekend ClassicTournament ResultsMarch 25, 2007Hillcrest Golf ClubOVERALL CHAMPIONAlison Hurley .....................................................74OVERALL NET WINNEREileen Mullin .....................................................68FIRST FLIGHTGross1st ...Lynn Simmons ...........................................74Net1st ...Leeann Morgan ..........................................72SECOND FLIGHTGross1st ...Tina Huiskamp ..........................................812nd ..Becky Fly ...................................................82Net1st ...Mary Fink ..................................................752nd ..Kelly Hollister ...........................................75THIRD FLIGHTGross1st ...Dawn Sugidono ..........................................842nd ..Wendy Stone ..............................................76Net1st ...Cathy Raich ...............................................75................FOURTH FLIGHTGross1st ...Veronica Matthews .....................................892nd ..Sue Hyllested.............................................93Net1st ...Betty Koch .................................................772nd ..Carolyn Cortez ...........................................79FIFTH FLIGHTGross1st ...Teddi Harper ..............................................962nd ..Barbara McKinney .....................................98Net1st ...Penny Freel ................................................77SIXTH FLIGHTGross1st ...Cobyann Bergland ......................................962nd ..Susan Browning .........................................96Net1st ...Cheryl Kwiatkowski ...................................752nd ..Rebecca Mitchell .......................................78SEVENTH FLIGHTGross1st ...Sandy Dozier ............................................1012nd ..Kathryn Ridlehoover ................................103Net1st ...Elin Rapp ..................................................762nd ..Barbara Neumann ......................................78RULESTIPQAPlayer A claims that PlayerB’s ball mentally interferes withher shot, even though Player B’sball is not on A’s line of play anddoes not physically interfere withher ball, stance or swing. MayPlayer A have Player B’s balllifted?Yes, under Rule 22-2, a playermay have another ball lifted if theball interferes either physically or mentally with his play (Rule22 Ball Assisting or Interfering with Play.)THE POWER OF EXERCISINGNot all exercise is physical. As Peggy McColl, Canadian Goal AchievementExpert, tells us, “Confidence is a muscle that becomes strong when exercised.”Now think positive, believe in your potential, hit the ball with certainty, and playgolf with poise, passion and self-assurance.DREAM A LITTLE DREAMAT THE PHOENIX THEATREThe Phoenix Theatre will be holding 30 seats for AWGA members for their mostpopular event of the season. Dream A Little Dream is the story of four unforgettableyears from the 60s sensation that knocked The Beatles from #1. Hit songs in thishighly acclaimed musical include California Dreamin’, Dancin’ in the Streets andMonday, Monday.If you love “oldies” this play will be great entertainment for you. The 30 seatsare being held on a “first come, first served” basis for the Friday night, June 1stperformance at 8:00 PM. Cost per seat is $31. Bring your husband, significant other,golf buddy, neighbor, or family members at this low, low cost. Call David Hope at(602) 889-5283 to reserve your seats now!!AN AMAZING FEAT - INDEED!April 19th at Saddlebrooke Ranch Golf Club was a day of achievement andtriumph for Jane Clausen, AWGA member of Mountainview/Preserve WGA. Whileplaying on one of her Tucson courses, she holed three putts for EAGLE! Two of theputts were within six feet. Her amazing round included two eagles in the front nineon hole #4 and hole #6 and one on the back nine on hole #16.Congratulations, Jane, from your fellow women golfers! We are all celebratingwith you.THINK GOOD THOUGHTSSubmitted by: Chris GizaRules Committee ChairTodtee@aol.comLuck is a dividend of sweat.The more you sweat, the luckier you get.~ Ray Kroc,American Entrepreneur

WOMEN’S GOLFJUST KEEPS ON GROWING!By Kathy Wilkes, Executive Director, Southwest Section PGAFor many years a lone representative of the female gender as a PGA of AmericaExecutive Director, I often hear the remark, “Oh, you work for the men’s organization.”It is then my pleasure to explain that many of our 28,000 PGA professionals are womenand that some of the finest female professionals in our Association are right here in mySection. However, for both the professional and amateur ranks we do need to interestmore women in the game.Why wouldn’t more women get involved in golf? Women like to compete. They lovebeing outdoors, and some of the most beautiful outdoor settings are on a golf course.They enjoy the camaraderie of the game, either for business or personal reasons. Instudies gathered by the PGA of America 73 percent of women agree that golf has helpedthem develop new relationships and allowed them to network in their business. 54percent of women said that golf has helped them be more assertive in the workplaceand at home. It is a great way to spend time with family and friends - a way to connect.Or you can play simply for the health and wellness aspects of good exercise.How important is it that the PGA gets women interested in the game? Just lookto the future. Of all new players to the game last year, 63 percent were women. Wecould increase that because 42 percent of women say they don’t play golf but wouldlike to learn. Of golf’s best customers, more than 2 million are women and regardlessof income or ownership, women control most of the spending in a household. Theyare responsible for over 80 percent of the total money spent.There is no doubt that we have made substantial strides. In a three year periodwhen junior golf grew from 4 million to 5.5 million, the percentage of female juniorsgrew from 13.9 to 26.6. Eighty-two percent of all high schools now offer a competitivegolf experience for girls and there has also been an increase in women’s collegiategolf programs. In 1990, there were 145 golf programs - by 2006 there were over fourtimes that number.The PGA has developed some successful programs. A total of 476,993 womenparticipated in Play Golf America Group Lesson Programs in 2006, a 62 percentincrease over the previous year. Women’s Golf Week and Take Your Daughter to theCourse Week, programs both targeted to bring females into the game, experiencedrecord years with consumer participation increases of 158 percent and 16 percentrespectively. A record number of women also participated in PGA Free Lesson Month.A total of 45,673 women took free lessons in 2006, a 38 percent increase over the totalnumber of women in 2005.Innovative ideas are needed. Locally, the AWGA has developed the AmbassadorProgram, which pairs experienced women golfers with PGA Teaching Professionalsto remove the intimidation factor of learning the game. Mentoring from members ofthe AWGA provides a comfortable environment for area women to learn the game ofgolf. Nationally, the PGA will launch a “Get Into Golf” program that enables PGAprofessionals to interact with beginning women golfers, providing an introduction to thegame of golf and facility orientation that will promote networking and participation.The AWGA website makes the statement “A Woman’s Place is on the Golf Course.”We, at the PGA, want to help make that ring true for as many women as possible.COURSE RATINGSThe following courses have been re-rated orhave made changes since the 2007 AWGA ClubDirectory was printed. Please make a note of thisupdated information. These ratings have beenentered into the Arizona Handicap Network,including front and back nine details.Cobre Valley Country ClubRed ................................................68.0/114Las Sendas Golf ClubRed ................................................70.5/126White .............................................75.4/137Mission Royale Golf ClubBurgundy ........................................67.8/110White .............................................71.4/119Orange Tree Golf ResortForward ..........................................72.7/124Palm Valley Executive CourseGreen ...............................................56.9/83White ...............................................60.1/91Blue..................................................63.8/98Gold ..............................................66.0/103Stardust Golf CourseRed ..................................................59.0/86White ...............................................61.8/94Blue..................................................63.7/98Stone Canyon ClubRed ................................................72.0/124Red/White Combo ..........................73.1/134White .............................................74.7/138Blue................................................77.2/148Sun Lakes Country ClubRed ..................................................56.6/89White ...............................................59.5/98Talking Stick NorthJade ................................................70.2/116Westbrook Village VistasRed ................................................68.1/107White .............................................70.9/115Blue................................................72.6/118Marc ChandonnetHead Women’s & Men’s Associate Golf Coach, Grand Canyon UniversityGreen Reading: The ability to read the correct line for a putt can be a difficult task toaccomplish. To help develop such a skill, consider the following points.1. Speed: Controlling the speed of your putt is vitally important. The quicker the ball is rolling, theless the ball will break. The optimum pace to hit a putt is one that would take the ball 15 inches pastthe hole. This speed ensures that the ball holds its line.2. True Down Slope Direction: The momentum of the stroke makes the ball roll along a straight lineinitially (we have stated the relationship between speed and break). However, as the ball gets closer tothe hole the ball begins to lose its speed. As it loses its speed the ball will start to look for and go downthe true downslope of the green as gravity starts to take over. Therefore make sure you are aware of yoursurroundings and the directions of where the low points of the slopes on and around the greens are.

MAKING A DIFFERENCEThe AWGA is governed by an elected ExecutiveBoard of 9 members who reside in all areas of the state.In order to ensure that those elected to do the importantwork of directing the Association are very well versedin the purpose and operation of the AWGA, nominatingprocedures include looking first to the workingcommittees of the Association to select candidates.This process begins in July. Each Committee Chair willsubmit recommendations to the Nominating Committeewho will then select the best qualified candidates forelection and present you, the members, with a ballot.So why should YOU care? Because the long termhealth of women’s golf in Arizona depends on it! Theright people doing the right things makes all thedifference. Now is the time for you to take action to helpus make sure that our Executive Board continues to bemade up of the best our membership has to offer.How can YOU take action?• Help us staff our Committees with the best.• Go to the AWGA website, click on AWGA NeedsYou/AWGA Committees• Print out the list of AWGA Committees and theirresponsibilities• Print out the volunteer interest form• Think about the membership at your club. Do youhave members who you think would make wonderfuladditions to the governance of women’s golfin Arizona? If so, give them the interest form andsuggest that they might consider volunteering.• Think about yourself. Are you one of thosewomen?• If you know women who have already had successfulexperience on an AWGA or other State AssociationCommittee, talk with her about stepping forward tobe nominated directly to the Board of Directors.Act NOW!AWGA HISTORY CLASS!The AWGA’s first president was Laura Chalmers ofPhoenix. She planned and executed the AWGA’sfirst tournament including the pairings and scoring,which was a huge success. She was born in1867 in Mount Pleasant, Iowa and traveled bycovered wagon with her parents to Yuma. Theylived in Yuma for eight years before moving toPhoenix. She died in 1953 at the age of 85.The AWGA’s first tournament was held at thePhoenix Country Club on March 6-9, 1924. Therewere four flights and was played in a match playformat. Lorraine McArthur won the championship5 & 4 defeating Jo Goldwater (Barry Goldwater’smother). Their second tournament was held atWarren Country Club in Bisbee.In 1939, the AWGA State Tournament was actuallyplayed in Cananea, Mexico.The first Seniors Championship was held in Octoberof 1963 at the North and South Courses ofSun City. The theme was “Lavender and Old Lace”which they carried out with pastel flags trimmedwith black lace. Things certainly have changedsince those days!The first Scotch Tournament was held on November5, 1979 at Camelback Country Club. Directorswere outfitted with tartan plaid sashes and a bagpiperentertained the group. It soon became oneof the most popular events.CONGRATULATIONSTo The Following Ladies on Their HOLES IN ONE!!Donna Bernhardt ........... 11/07/06 .......San Ignacio Golf Club WGAGale Van der Sloot ......... 01/02/07 .......Valle Vista WomenShirley Goldman............ 01/18/07 .......Mountain Shadows Women IIBeate Darius ................. 02/07/07 .......Desert Mountain WGAKathy Hutchinson ......... 02/18/07 .......Country Meadows Ladies Golf Assn.Jan Mattingly ................. 02/24/07 .......Tonto Verde WGALaverne McKague ......... 02/28/07 .......Coyote Run Women’s Golf Assoc.Hyun Pettigrew .............. 030/8/07 .......Granite Falls Ladies 18Patricia Wineland .......... 03/09/07 .......Country Meadows Ladies Golf Assn.Doreen Wurmlinger ....... 03/11/07 .......Fountain of the Sun WGASandy Brandt ................. 03/13/07 .......Ahwatukee CC WGAMary West ..................... 03/14/07 .......Fred Enke Women’s Golf AssnAllene Mueller .............. 03/15/07 .......Oakcreek CC WGAJanet Weitz .................... 03/16/07 .......CC of Green Valley WomenJean Molitor .................. 03/16/07 .......SaddleBrooke WGASookhi Kim ................... 03/19/07 .......Canoa Ranch WGAConnie Zook .................. 03/19/07 .......Scottsdale Silverado WGAEunice Duren ................ 03/20/07 .......Sunbird Womens 9Jeff (Hazel) Martinson ... 03/23/07 .......Fountain of the Sun 9-Hole WGAHelen Grassbaugh ......... 03/25/07 .......Cave Creek WomenLucy Killeen ................. 03/26/07 .......Sun City Lakes East WGAGail Eto ......................... 03/27/07 .......Sun City West - Grandview WomenSue Gilbrech ................. 03/29/07 .......Mountainview/Preserve WGAPat Strachan .................. 04/01/07 .......Rio Verde Country Club WGAJoAnn Hayes ................. 04/01/07 .......SaddleBrooke WGA 9’ersVicki Burke ................... 04/03/07 .......Ladies Grand Niners Golf ClubAnn Novacek ................. 04/03/07 .......Sun City West - Grandview WomenSharon Petrytus ............. 04/04/07 .......Cave Creek WomenBonnie Rasmussen ........ 04/05/07 .......Ahwatukee CC WGACarol Donahue .............. 04/05/07 .......Ahwatukee CC WGAJan Kindem ................... 04/06/07 .......Sun City West - Grandview WomenClaudia Anderson .......... 04/06/07 .......Randolph North WGA 18Connie Scott .................. 04/07/07 .......Sun City Lakes West WomenGloria Holtzman ............ 04/08/07 .......Local Handicaps - Mtn Shadows Women IFran Stewart .................. 04/09/07 .......Scottsdale Silverado WGASocorro Rosow ............... 04/09/07 .......Springfield Golf Course WomenBonnie Baker ................ 04/10/07 .......Local Handicaps - Mtn Shadows Women ICyndy Kapci ................. 04/10/07 .......Country Club at DC Ranch Women’s ClubCarolyne Reep ............... 04/11/07 .......Ironwood Golf Club WGALeone Budd ................... 04/15/07 .......El Conquistador CC WomenDonna Barnard .............. 04/17/07 .......Mountainview/Preserve WGAKaryn Horst ................... 04/17/07 .......Eagle’s Nest Ladies AssociationLinda Schauer ............... 04/18/07 .......Mountainview/Preserve WGACarol Miller ................... 04/21/07 .......Fountain of the Sun WGADottie Roberts ............... 04/24/07 .......Lone Tree WGAPam Upayokin ............... 04/25/07 .......Falcon Dunes GC Womens 18Lynn Oden .................... 04/25/07 .......Local Handicaps - Mtn. Shadows Women IEdna Ferraro ................. 04/26/07 .......Granite Falls Ladies 18Kathy Stefanon .............. 04/26/07 .......CC of Green Valley WomenShirley Glider ................ 04/26/07 .......Lone Tree WGAPenny Kinney ................ 04/27/07 .......Bison Golf & Country Club WGAHenrietta Watts ............. 05/01/07 .......Red Mountain Ranch CC WGARose Ellen Stervinou ..... 05/02/07 .......Fountain of the Sun WGAMary Erwin ................... 05/03/07 .......Oakwood CC WGALinda Betz ..................... 05/07/07 .......Quailwood Fun 9’ersPlease report all holes-in-one as they occur. Holes-in-one occurring prior tothe previous newsletter publication date may be excluded from publication.

MIXED STIX TOURNAMENTTubac Golf Resort • July 21-22, 2007OPENING DATE: May 25 2007 • CLOSING DATE: July 11, 2007Maximum Handicap Index: Women 30.0, Men 24.0OFFICIAL ENTRY FORMPLAYER#1_________________________________________TELEPHONE__________________________AWGA# ______________________ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________CITY/ST/ZIP______________________________________CLUB REPRESENTED__________________________________________EMAIL ADDRESS__________________________________________PLAYER#2_________________________________________TELEPHONE__________________________AWGA# ______________________ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________CITY/ST/ZIP______________________________________CLUB REPRESENTED__________________________________________EMAIL ADDRESS__________________________________________We have read and agree to abide by the Conditions for AWGA Competitions as published in the current AWGA Directory and at www.awga.orgSIGNATURE (Player #1)______________________________________ SIGNATURE (Player #2)______________________________________Enclosed is my check or money order for $150 per person payable to the AWGA.Mail entry and fee to: Arizona Women’s Golf Association141 E. Palm Lane, Suite #210,Phoenix, AZ 85004Check here if you are between and including the ages of 14-17______ 2005 or 2006 Overall Gross or Net Winners?_____MIXED STIX TOURNAMENTTUBAC GOLF RESORT1 Otero Road • Tubac, AZ 85646 • (520) 398-2021www.tubacgolfresort.comFor the third straight year, Tubac Golf Resort will host our annualMixed Stix Tournament. As one of the most popular AWGA events, MixedStix (which started out to be a tournament that would alternate with Dayin Hades) is now a regular event on our tournament schedule. Choose apartner from the AGA and get ready for a great day of golf at a really funcourse to play.This well-maintained and challenging golf course is tree-lined withbent greens and bermuda fairways. With mountain views and white picketfences adding to the beauty of lakes, fountains and rolling hills, every golfer will have a chance to admire the scenic beautyof the area. If water creates a little anxiety in your game, it is worth noting that Tubac’s signature hole boasts one of the fewisland greens in the state. So be prepared to hit some precision shots and you’ll be well rewarded when you do.Tubac’s staff is helpful and courteous, the facility is charming with new casitas, unique shops, great practice areas and a5 star restaurant. Tubac is located approximately 40 miles south of Tucson on I-19. Sign up early because this tournamentfills up fast!ARIZONA WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION141 EAST PALM LANE, SUITE 210PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85004PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDPERMIT #744PHOENIX, AZ