Plains golf better sooner than later
JOHN HAMILTON | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 months AGO
It’s better to get started sooner rather than later.
Getting off to an early start, the entire Plains golf team will tee off on its season hosting the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks for a dual match at Wild Horse Golf Course west of Plains Thursday.
Actually, some Plains golfers will get an even earlier start than that as several of the Horsemen and Trotter golfers are also set to compete in the Florence/Darby Invitational in Hamilton Tuesday.
In any event, Lisa Brown returns as head coach for Plains and she said that Max Bebb and Rob Steenerson are serving as assistant coaches this season. Brown said that 15 golfers have turned out for Plains golf, with eight boys and seven girls.
“We have a fun bunch of rookies and three returning lettermen,” Brown said, adding Jarrett Weeks, Eleanor Bebb and Cheynne LittleWhirlwind are those three returnees are expected to be leading Plains this season.
Brown said Plains will host its annual tournament at Wild Horse Friday, April 10.
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