Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report
Ada Gardiner Contributing Writer | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 7 months AGO
Game of the Day for the Mirror Lake Ladies week of June 11-12 was “Low Gross.”
For the Wednesday morning players, in Flight A, Maureen Blackmore was the winner with 52 and Anne Bonar was the winner in Flight B with 58. For the Tuesday evening players, Gerry Ann Howlett won in Flight A with 55 and Linda Lederhos won in Flight B with 62. Gerry Ann also won Low Net in Flight A with 45.
On Wednesday morning, Etta Mae Schneurle won the Low Putts award with 14. Blanche Studer won the Tuesday evening Low Putts award with 18. Tuesday evening also had a new “Low Net” winner in Flight B in Stephanie Lederhos with a 40. Good going, ladies!
The Mirror Lake Golf Ladies meet for 9 holes of golfing every Tuesday evening at 5 p.m. arrival and every Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. arrival for the summer and into fall.
The Mirror Lake Golf course is in great shape, and the new, amazing bunker at Hole #8 is complete and a great target to avoid!
All interested lady golfers are welcome to join. Call Mirror Lake Golf Course and let them know you’re coming!
ARTICLES BY ADA GARDINER CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report
For the week of June 15-16, Game of the Day was “Most One Putts.” Jenny Link, Flight A, won with a whopping 5. Adding to a very good day, Jennie also won Low Gross, Flight A with 44, Low Putts with 11 and Jenny had a chip in on Hole #1. Linda Bogden tied with Jenny for Low net in Flight A with scores of 36.
Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report
For the week of July 30-31, Game of the Day was “Ace of the Month” and “Longest Drive on Hole #6.” Karen English was Ace of the Month for the Wednesday morning players with an inspiring gross score of 46, and Elaine Morgan was Ace of the Month for the Tuesday evening players with a winner gross score of 54.
Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report
There were two “Games of the Day” for the Mirror Lake ladies’ first Fall week of golf, “1st 9-hole Club Champion” and “Mystery Partner.” The 9-hole Club Champion is determined by whoever posts the Low Gross score. In Mystery Partner, numbers are drawn out of a hat at the end of play to determine who the partners are, and the partners with the lowest accumulated score win the prize.